Whatcha listening to?

[mistah willies]

Here's my attrempt to class up th ejoint a bit, like that Lush City fellow, but the image search is killing me



Let’s Live It Up by Brian Selzter https://youtu.be/LoHSQ4uzlHw

you put a lot of work into your posts mistah man



DRINK!

[Lush City]

^^^^^^
Yes, now we're talking booze rave. Like a local concert with kegs of beer and young girls asking you to buy a large cup for them.
Those are the precious days of the ghost of the drunkard past.

[Palinka (RIP)]

A band whith whom everyone shoul be familiar; The Kinks with, "Apeman"*.



* And a song which always reminds me of, "One forvthe Frog" (see posts passim).

[Lush City]

A band whith whom everyone shoul be familiar; The Kinks with, "Apeman"*.



* And a song which always reminds me of, "One forvthe Frog" (see posts passim).

Wow! I was laying in bed and hearing that song in my head just the other day. What's going on here?

[zip]

The Killers -- Mr. Brightside

IMO, a [1] dynamically cathartic overcoming of [2] ruminations on a lamentable situation, done so [3] FABULOUSLY and with [4] placebic metaphysical appeal.

Citations:

[1] Check the sound of the guitar riff during the "but it's just the price i pay" chorus.
[2] Gotta feel for the singer here.
[3] The fabulousness is self-evident. See Descartes (1600s) on self-evidence.
[4] For Destiny is calling he.

[Lush City]

Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys - There's Going To Be A Party For The Old Folks
https://youtu.be/NUHBPAIGyUU?list=PLAB4ED5F932B05F93

[oettinger]

Lushy with the goods again. Quite contrasting my usual playlist but very enjoyable on a lazy drunken sunday afternoon. Cheers

[shawnonious]

Glad to hear, Willies.

Currently bumping a lot of Beastie Boys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCEZfCh7bEs

[oettinger]

The more I drink the more I`ve to amp up the volume. Why? After just a couple o drinks I turn drunk-deaf.

[Palinka (RIP)]

In honour of the passing, yesterday, of the great George Cole, star of the highly entertaining (and highly recommended) comedy/crime-drama, "[url=https://en.m.wikiped%20ia.org/wiki/Minder_(TV_series)]Minder[/url]"; a wee ditty all about George Cole's role in the aforementioned TV series. To whit, "Arthur Daley ('e's alright)" by The Firm.



So grab a large V.a.T.* (on the slate, naturally) and join me in a toast to a superb actor, a drole raconteur and a man who graduates, almost seemlessly, from Music Hall (the British version of Vaudeville), through film and from there to television .

Here's to him!

Cheers!

[Palinka (RIP)]

David Bowie "It's No Game (Parts One and Two)" (Japanese Language Version)

[Lush City]

Feel yourself crashing? This is the music to plug into.
Charlie Parker With Strings #1
https://youtu.be/DzvTNjsPMAQ

[mistah willies]

Jsut walking home in the blinding sunhsine from the dark dive bar.

Thats how it goes sometimes

[Palinka (RIP)]

This is one of Dear Lady S.'s favourite (Symphonic or "Tone Poems") tunes. So, on this, her birthday, kindly charge your glasses, hail a toast to our own beloved Lady Savage and crank-up the volume as you enjoy, Camille Saint-Saëns - "Danse Macabre"*.

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* For more information about this piece, click here.

[mistah willies]

6 6 6

Excellent taste in music, mon frere.

If one reads the wiki hint, (once opened, in a new tab), at the bottom of your post, while hearing this excellent poetry in symphonic form, one can follow along and recognize the elements of a fine tale.

The lone violin motif as human voice was most certainly the impetus for another classic tone, here, to wit, in this All Hallow's Eve theme that you've proposed.

KP4




Here's another (and most certainly a favorite of this fine Lady Drunkard)

The Nightmare Before X-Mas full sound track

Gobless Oingo Boingo.

On a more important note, it is sometimes good that we retrace the paths, set in stone, of those who have done excellent work before we even took a step.

Sometimes, we may find a road to perdition that has been laid by wondrous stones of exposition.


And exploration.

DRINK!, you demon fiend you.


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