What music and movies do you like - share with us

A Former User

https://www.last.fm/fr/user/militiaDei
Here is my playlist: hardcore for ever!
Computer rhythm is the dope!

l33t4opera

l33t4opera

Amy Winehouse - Greatest Hits.

Anything better than listen to music, while watching great videos from the Space Station flying above Earth, or travel to Mars? Yes, please ;-)

Interstellar travel through the wormhole (scene from the Interstellar movie). A bit shorter video clip, but better quality.

Science of Interstellar - (Bonus Feature)

Interstellar Travel - Fullon-Psytrance Mix (Through the Wormhole).

:spock-hand:

A Former User

Stumbled upon some "Rolling Stone's list of 500 Best Songs of All Time" yesterday.
A couple of nearly dead surprises, yeah... But the most surprise is that like half of the music I like is not there!..
Decided to look into the Hall of Fame's list next time soon. They've said the Curator's been adding things there...

What started this screw-sade? My frequent "song of the day" - composition playing inside my head usually since my waking up.
"Spirit in the Sky" it was this time. Yes, I usually research things I like, especially those that someone plays in my head in the morning.

A Former User

Long long time ago
I can still remember...

There is a new explanation video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsZFiMo8TIc
Very cool!

A Former User

My mobile operator just offered me Bach's D-minor for free, went to listen...
YouTube showed me some Ultimate Fast and Furious with too many pedals and a pile of pianos instead of the drive wheel. Dominic Toretto would have lost by a mile to this guy!

Watch this dude playing C-minor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtFMxFQrKc4
I bet he hummed "I want to ride my bicycle" when headbanging there;)

A Former User

Personally I am fan of folk music, but today I decided to plunge into nostalgia and listen psychedelic songs of Syd Barrett:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k5WQnfCjmk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNgxNxkUQF0

As for folk and instrumetal bands, I like these projects:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEuSdYWGj4A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cmuk4Qx0jA

A Former User @Guest

@allangeek Allan, other users shouldn't be guessing what did you mean and following links blindly. It is a forum first, whatever the topic or its title might seem to mean. Imagine you're talking to a guy next to you lazying in a Sunday afternoon:)
(And check your profile 'about me' for typos, by the by :whistle: )

l33t4opera

l33t4opera

Dua Lipa - live in Göttingen (one of the best live performances);-)

1. Blow Your Mind (Mwah) [00:20]
2. Want To [04:47]
3. Last Dance [08:38]
4. Bad Together [12:28]
5. New Love [17:00]
6. Thinkin' Bout You [21:51]
7. Running [24:59]
8. Good Times (Jamie xx cover) [28:56]
9. Genesis [32:28]
10. Be the One [36:55]
11. Hotter Than Hell [42:32]

l33t4opera

l33t4opera

Jorja Alice Smith

1. Don't Watch Me Cry (live)
2. Let Me Down ft. Stormzy
3. Blue Lights (colors show)
4. Blue Lights on Jimmy Kimmel Live

A Former User

There's an argument under Blind Guardian's "False Innocence" on YouTube, in comments.
I like the song, searched for the lyrics and found a discrepancy.
In the refrain, there is a line, "Deny blah-blah false innocence". Well, most sites say it's "Deny it's false..", while I heard two syllables there. It's either "it is" or "it its".
A guy argued I was wrong. I objected in a way that Metal "workers" aren't usually the epitome of English grammar. And who would SING "it's" in a song anyway?

l33t4opera

l33t4opera

Since the old topic about movies is locked, and I see no reason to create new topic just for that purpose, so I think it is fine, that we will write here also about movies.

Amy (2015) - Documentary, Biography, Music

"Archival footage and personal testimonials present an intimate portrait of the life and career of British singer/songwriter Amy Winehouse."

A Former User

Hah 'bout Death Metal? :devil:
Having started this morning with classical music, Mozart and Vivaldi, then I discovered a "pioneer of Death Metal", Possessed (seems Google likes it;).
Here's their first and prominent album, Seven Churches.

A Former User

Took to enjoy classical music. Mostly Baroque as far as I get it. Vivaldi and some Mozart.
I don't know much about musical grammar and sheets, and can't play instruments. I can whistle, some...:)
It's hard to find what you're looking for then. I've searched online for some "whistle machine":) didn't find any.
Had to scramble my poor memory for some names/hints...
And plough through YouTube. Found something interesting. I didn't get much Mozart, except for now for 1 ~~album~~ piece -- Clarinet Concerto A minor, K.622, very much liked it:)
What does this "K." mean exactly. I get that it's some kind of catalogue. What sort of catalogue and what does the K stand for?

A Former User @Guest

@joshl said in What music do you like to listen to - share it with us:

Clarinet Concerto A minor...

My downloaded file's name says "major".
I don't know what those mean anyway:) I always thought "major" is "funny" and "minor" is "not funny":D

l33t4opera

l33t4opera

Julia Michaels, Trippie Redd - Jump

Sade - Greatest Hits

Julia Michaels & Shawn Mendes - Like to Be You

RoadTrip - Bebe Rexha - Meant to Be

Julia Michaels ft. Brynn Cartelli - Issues, Jump

Nicki Minaj - Chun Li - Shirlene Quigley choreography

RoadTrip - Dua Lipa - IDGAF

Deb Talan - Comfort

Janelle Monáe - Many Moons (lyrics)

Sandrine Piau - Antonio Vivaldi - Nisi Dominus, RV 608

Angela Gheorghiu - Vissi d'arte (Tosca, Puccini)

A Former User

My Song of the Morning today was Classical Gas.
Didn't know it was written by some dude in some 19something:)
Here's one with some ugly girl(s) on the screen (the foreground one might have been pregnant): https://youtu.be/NYqHxaKrVLA