Slap that bitch!

If you expected rap: sorry.

It's better though, check it out!

Feist feast

Because she has a great voice :)

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Subway Song

Lately it's been my mission to check out all the vinyl albums I have, but never had the time to listen to... Same goes for The Cure's 'Boys Don't Cry'... Last song on the A-side of this album surprised me, in a very, very good way. Dat bass.

What happens now?

See for yourself:

Blips

A bit of atmosphere And a bit more

Little Black Submarines

ANOTHER POST?

Yes.

I'm listening to the new Black Keys album 'El Camino', and it's even better than I expected. Damn, this is beautiful.

Evil And The Midnight Sun

I have seen DeWolff about 5 times now, and it is no secret that I adore their music. Most of you probably know some tracks by now, but this videoclip might be new to some, so I figured I'd share. Amazing piece of art, made by Louk Voncken.

Quasi

This one because it's out of the box-thinking, both musically and lyrically. A rapper recording his verses speaking slowly, then speeding them up until they're high-pitched and finally doubling himself with his normal voice. And a proper sense of humour to top it off. Well yeah i think he's quite awesome. Problem is that you really need the entire album if it has to make any sense at all, because a separate song like this one is bit torn from its context. But still, hope you like it :)

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We will be there...

The beauty of human error

Because this album is magic. The sound of his deep voice combined with the woman's high voice, and the soothing piano melody leading them. This song in particular because the lyrics have a deeper meaning. It's a pity we had to lose yet another great musician to the claws of death.

The Dead Weather

I've 'shared' this on facebook a few times, but I just can't get over how great this is. 20 minutes, so I doubt most of you will take the time to listen to it all, but if you do; prepare for some pretty intense stuff.

All your life...

I first thought Raul Midón wrote this song himself. It seemed to fit him and everything. Turned out I was wrong. Very wrong. The Beatles; enough said:

Ring, ring

Ladies and gentlemen,

this is my ringtone.



Also, DAT BASS.



Anyways, now that we're punkin' out already, my favorite punk-track of all time... Amazing lyrics.



Don't forget to pack your wife.

How many ways to leave your lover are there?

Fifty, according to Paul Simon. This song... It's magic! And not only because of Paul. Actually, I dare to say Steve Gadd (the drummer) allows this song to live with his phenomenal groove!

Quickly, two new ones!

Honestly, that album is one of the best albums from 2010.


 
And since it's my favourite band ever, time to get some Radiohead in here :)

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Suede

Just because this is one of my favorite bands. I love the weird melancholy in every single song of theirs.

War is over!

My shares today are some 'war' songs. I think everybody knows them though...


U2's Sunday Bloody Sunday


Simple Minds' Belfast Child



Paul McCartney singing 'A Day in the life and Give Peace a Chance'

Mixtures

This is one of the most, if not the most brilliant piece Pärt has ever written. He created an entirely new composing technique, demonstrated best in this particular piece, and I firmly belief he could be regarded as one of the most crucial composers of our time. I posted it before on my own blog, so i'm sorry if you've seen me use it before. I do have to add that this performance is not really the best one available, but the other on restricts embedding so this'll have to do :)

 

And something entirely else, because it's brilliant:

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EDIT: quick question, can you guys invite people as authors as well? Or is that for admins only? Because you can invite anyone you like if you can :)

Manchester Orchestra

This song, 'Virgin', I can't say a lot about it. I just like it.

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A sinister sound

My first contribution is something short. Usually I am not fond of short songs because they are... Short. But this one is rather unique, so you might just give it a try! From here, I will let the Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble do the talking:

And in the end...

"EMI, being this huge monster company, when they bought the first 8-track in England, they were so cheap, they didn't buy the plug to plug it in."
-Ringo Starr

Lovely, learning about big recordcompanies. Anyways, just saw 'The Making of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band', which made me think of this great performance of Paul McCartney (and his quite brilliant band, I love his drummer. Not as in guylove. Close, but no cigar.) So yeah, enjoy.

Birdy, Skinny love

Just another day at the office

Yes, I'm back already. Why? Well, I've found something quite extraordinary. This is just how they roll in Ghana.



For a full track from the post office;

The Gaslight Anthem

My first 'share' is some of the Gaslight Anthem, Jersey boys, like Springsteen. And some Springsteen, with Brian Fallon from Gaslight Anthem...love it!

Beatlash & HA!Man

Welcome. We're not doing the whole introductory-post thing, because that has been done to death! This is us, sharing music. That's it.

So, as for my first 'share' on this blog, something quite pretty, if you ask me.

-Kylian

James Blake, CMYK

Let's get this going. A modest start for me, song is by James Blake, who is probably not very unheard of, but still definitely worth checking out if you enjoy electronic music. Keep in mind that he is a minimalist when you listen to the song, it's all in the details :)




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