The Music Room

The last song I listened to was: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btPJPFnesV4

Last song in my music playlist that I listened to was:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1k8craCGpgs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pN-S-dfW5kc

the lady DJ from another town spinned this joint last night at the clubbo, and it was such a pleasant surprise... used to love this song when it was released, completely forgot about it tho. Also felt fitting and synchronistic with the Russian news dominating headlines yesterday

Show me a better live vocal performance, the last two minutes is absolute raw.

I started the list of 1001 albums you must hear before you die
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1001_Albums_You_Must_Hear_Before_You_Die
(french page has the full list)

Somehow still stuck on #1 for many days, it's so good

today i feel american

Myesyats wrote:

Ahhh. Reminds me of a cute video I made of Valverde years ago as a sort of impressionistic allusion.



I'd say that young cub has grown a bit since then.



Maybe I should make a follow up video with a Momus cover of a Bowie song as I did last time.  

Myesyats wrote:today i feel american

these are Lana's best two songs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uFv9Ts7Sdw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOLLKo2qQfY

Love the instrumental in this

Hell, I am listening Loveless, album by My Blood Valentine (1991)

POWERFUL.

The Shoegaze revolution'd have deserved better luck

I am a big fan of Raveonettes @Freeza
Denmark

the voice of an angel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHOfTAg77wE

A small, latter day Bowie live masterpiece in which the once and future archpriest of Artpop conjures a supreme, rare rendition of his 1997 David Lynch film-headlining track, replacing the amateurish attempts at skittering electronic beats that the once sublime Brian Eno had clumsily plastered on the 1995 album cut with still somewhat dated 90's drum n bass loops and atmospherics that nonetheless approximate closer to what a tastefully idiosyncratic piece of electronic siren soundscaping should sound like. Ultimately right on par with any of the revolutionary pieces from late 90's Bjork, who was the torch bearer of a new aesthetic influenced by the Warp label IDM artists that most of modern popular music sounds like it's still catching up to.

By the 90s Bowie's alcoholics and smoking habits, as well as his middle age, had brought upon what I consider to be the most incredible version of his voice. Commanding, deep, and masculine, yet sensual, refined, delicate, and brilliantly in tune with his gorgeous and duplicitous androgynous spirits at heart.

The climax at the last minute, unstoppable.

This is my song of the week. I think it's bloody brilliant. And it's the type of work that isn't particularly labored over too much, it just comes out, and in its disparate and sparse stream of consciousness mess there is precise, ethereal brilliance.

what's with the propagation of all this vanilla music, myescats?

Vanilla is good