General Music Discussion (Non-Japanese)

everything i do by bryan adams :puppydog:

garden state soundtrack

Tokyo Joe, which is the theme song of a japanese sitcom "Gift", i kinda like that song a lot

finally kicked out of that 70s classic rock, and i'm back to my true love:
currently listening to:
La Boheme composed by Puccini, libretto by: Giacosa and Illica.
and in particular this recording
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it's an all star cast in every sense of the word. Pav and Freni conducted by Karajan...it's divine...
-g out

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My place -- Nelly

superfuzzy3 wrote:finally kicked out of that 70s classic rock

:puppydog: :puppydog:

'Youth Gone Wild' by Skid Row, :mrgreen:

a larc~en~ciel song,
i dunno wha its called bcs i dont know japanese? :sweat:
but i love hyde's voice in this song and i love the music too
the only part i know is in english and it goes
"i always see you in my dreams"

Eric Clapton - Unplugged Live

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Right now, I'm listening to Once in a Blue Moon by Hasegawa Takashi from the drama With Love. Someone is finally seeing this series and I'm happy. Does anyone have the piano version of this song? If you do, can you send it to me?

More Clapton: :D

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im listening to Jay chou

bmwracer wrote:More Clapton: :D

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is that a compliation of cream songs? or did clapton go back to the studio and redo them... cream was a great band, and clapton was pretty much god with a gituar until hendrix. Now i don't know claptons not for me anymore...i listen to his newer recordings and i think, where's that ass kicking rocker form cream, yardbirds, and derek and the dominos. his new robert johnson album was ok, but i really miss those blues rock days. the combined tallent of those three bands (cream, yarbirds, and derek) was nothing short of amazing.

currently listening to:
Derek and the Dominos - Layla and Other Love Stories
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-g out

Touriste d'une vie - Paris Combo

superfuzzy3 wrote:is that a compliation of cream songs? or did clapton go back to the studio and redo them... cream was a great band, and clapton was pretty much god with a gituar until hendrix. Now i don't know claptons not for me anymore...i listen to his newer recordings and i think, where's that ass kicking rocker form cream, yardbirds, and derek and the dominos. his new robert johnson album was ok, but i really miss those blues rock days. the combined tallent of those three bands (cream, yarbirds, and derek) was nothing short of amazing.

It's a compilation of stuff from Cream, Derek and the Dominos, Blind Faith, and some solo stuff:

1. I Feel Free - Cream
2. Sunshine of Your Love - Cream
3. White Room - Cream
4. Crossroads - Cream
5. Badge - Cream
6. Presence of the Lord - Blind Faith
7. Blues Power
8. After Midnight
9. Let It Rain
10. Bell Bottom Blues - Derek and the Dominos
11. Layla - Derek and the Dominos
12. I Shot the Sheriff
13. Let It Grow
14. Knockin' on Heaven's Door
15. Hello Old Friend
16. Cocaine
17. Wonderful Tonight
18. Promises
19. I Can't Stand It


Ever check out the Crossroads Guitar Festival on PBS? Some great guitarists all on one stage: Clapton, Santana, Robert Cray, B.B. King. Buddy Guy, to name a few... :applaud: :applaud:

hmm no i didn't get a chance to see it, but i hear that pbs is doing a whole documentary serries on the blues, kinda like what ken burns did with jazz, but focusing only on great blues and great bluesmen. you can bet i'm gonna be hooked. bb king and clapton together reminds me of the ridin with the king album. BB and Eric playing Key to the highway is great...

Sunday morning --- Maroon 5

superfuzzy3 wrote:hmm no i didn't get a chance to see it, but i hear that pbs is doing a whole documentary serries on the blues, kinda like what ken burns did with jazz, but focusing only on great blues and great bluesmen. you can bet i'm gonna be hooked. bb king and clapton together reminds me of the ridin with the king album. BB and Eric playing Key to the highway is great...

PBS has been showing a lotta music stuff lately: the Crossroads Festival, 60's Experience (live and archival footage of Steppenwolf, The Moody Blues, etc.), the Soul Experience (live and archival footage), and 70's Disco... :D

And BTW, all that stuff is available on DVD. :thumbsup:

Frank Sinatra - Too Marvelous for words~~
love sinatra! :woot:

If i let you go --- westlife