What music are you listening to?

[pinhead1]

if interested go to youtube.
"classic rock from the vietnam war."

 

[StevOz]

From little things, big things grow.

 

[Popotte]

A little poetry in this world of brutes...

 

[Popotte]

More?

 

[RabidUrko]

Never seen that before with a guitar , very good.

 

[StevOz]

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

More?
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Oh my, that kicks arse!

Reminds me a little of this one, which I.... might have posted before.

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

With tiny powers come insane responsibilities.

Hahahaha... that's GREAT.

 

[StevOz]

Hahahaha... that's GREAT.

When I searched the tube for sugar sugar honey honey I had no idea it was The Archies, that was just a bonus.

https://www.npr.org/2019/09/20/761616330/50-years-later-the-archies-sugar-sugar-is-still-really-sweet

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

When I searched the tube for sugar sugar honey honey I had no idea it was The Archies, that was just a bonus.

https://www.npr.org/2019/09/20/761616330/50-years-later-the-archies-sugar-sugar-is-still-really-sweet

That's a friggin' awesome article, mate.
all that history, as a history-loving dude, lol.

Oi Steve-- do you happen to know what the greater reaction was upon that song in Oz, back in the day?

Personally I love singing "Sugar, Sugar" and "Age Of Aquarius." They're easy, infectious, and good-feeling for most audiences. And... eh, I think I could *maybe* sing that Sly song "Everyday People" with some helpers, but no bloody way could I ever touch CCR's Fortunate Son.

Same principle as my DEEP love and respect upon Janis Joplin's voice and singing. I.e., an earth-shaking wail from a human, staring in to the void and wailing right back.

Note: not to put the genre of Heavy Metal down or anything (because I got my faves, starting with Robert Plant), but Janis reached some supernatural level of that shit, lol.

Anyway, yeah-- I do think John Fogerty was somewhat in her realm. What a godamn boss.

 

[StevOz]

Steve-- do you happen to know what the greater reaction was upon that song in Oz, back in the day?

That would be a definite dunno...

I probably did know the song from watching The Archies on the Saturday morning cartoon shows, along with the likes of Wacky Races, Top Cat, Yogi, The Jetsons and Quick Draw to name a few...

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

That would be a definite dunno...

I probably did know the song from watching The Archies on the Saturday morning cartoon shows, along with the likes of Wacky Races, Top Cat, Yogi, The Jetsons and Quick Draw to name a few...

I'll tell you a secret, mate--
I don't HATE America, but I want to see all our brother / sister nations living nicely.
Together, of course.
All the fascinating cultural bits.
Like, gun against my head, it's funny, but I'll just do my dance of culture.

Oof, I later realised that was in fact a cartel-member.
Shit...

 

[StevOz]

It wasn't all American, I also watched Kimba the white lion, Astroboy and Gigantor!

 

[xenonph]

It wasn't all American, I also watched Kimba the white lion, Astroboy and Gigantor!

My brother loved Gigantor! He wanted me to create a Gigantor themed pinball table, but I never got around to it.
He also loved Johnny Socko and his Flying Robot.

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

I loved Kimba, but my brother liked that evil... whatshisname, here?

 

[StevOz]

I loved Kimba, but my brother liked that evil... whatshisname, here?

Claw (Bubu)

Claw makes his first appearance in Episode 2: "The Wind in the Desert", though another "first meeting" between him and Kimba takes place in Episode 7: "Battle at Dead River". He is Panja's nemesis and rival besides Marody and Specklerex through out the series. Bubu is a dark brown lion with a...

kimba.fandom.com

Cassius (Toto)

Cassius (Toto) makes his first appearance in Episode 2: "Wind in the Desert". He is the brains behind Claw (Bubu) in the ‘66 and ‘93 dubs of the series: Kimba the White Lion (Jungle Emperor). Cassius is the typical black panther, lean and long. In in the manga, Toto is yellow-bellied and he...

kimba.fandom.com

 

[Popotte]

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

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See, JP-- that's what I was trying to get you to loosen up upon!
I.e., more modern French stuff!

So, one of my recent French faves is Lewis Ofman. He did a fun duet with Canadian Carly Rae Jepsen right here. It's called "Move Me."

And their silly-fun concert version:

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

And of course, like a total idiot... I somehow forgot BILLY godamn IDOL:

 

[Isaac Sauvage]

Lol... well, I wasn't just expecting a chorus of seals flapping their flippers together, LOL.

Shall we do that, then?

Oh, we could TOTALLY do that!
XD

 

[StevOz]

Lol... well, I wasn't just expecting a chorus of seals flapping their flippers together, LOL.

I will see your idol and raise you a plastic!

 

[RabidUrko]

 

[StevOz]

 

[pinhead1]

this was hot when i was in school.
joe walsh...

 

[pinhead1]

2 more of my favs i was playin' on my cd player from way back in school days
bad company was super hot.
listen to "Movin on" from the first "bad company" album.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bad+company

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bad+company+movin+on

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bad+company+straight+shooter

Bob Seger was super hot.