What are you listening to? [YT Clips]

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ZAYN Feat. Sia - Dusk Till Dawn



An amazing video directed by Marc Webb (“The Amazing Spider-Man,” “500 Days of Summer”) :thumbs up:
Why isn't this a movie yet!!!? :thinking:

 

[jeansGuyOZ]

George Michael's first posthumous single 'Fantasy' has been released. The track was originally a B side in 1990 for Freedom ’90 in America and Waiting for that Day in the United Kingdom. Nile Rogers has reworked the song post-Michaels’ death last Christmas...

The song appears on the "Ladies and Gentlemen" compilation. I don't know if that version is the original, but it's significantly different from this new version, and I have to say I much prefer the L&G version.

Some of GM's songs sounded better in the remixing; for example I think "Star people '97" is much better than the original Star People.

They should re-release "White Light", which I think is the best GM song to not make it onto an album. Given the subject matter, it would be particularly appropriate.

 

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[jeansGuyOZ]

A rare video of Jack Hues (from Wang Chung) and Tony Banks (from Genesis) performing as "Strictly Inc" on the BBC:

 

[haiducii]

State of Sound - Heaven



I saw two guys in the thumbnail so I clicked and it didn't disappoint.

 

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El Cóndor Pasa (Flight of the Condor) is a song from the zarzuela El Cóndor Pasa by the Peruvian composer Daniel Alomía Robles written in 1913 and based on traditional Andean folk tunes.

 

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YES performing Live in Budapest 1998



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Yes - The Revealing Science Of God (Dance Of The Dawn)

Lyrics

Dawn of light lying between
A silence and sold sources
Chased amid fusions of wonder
In moments hardly seen forgotten

Colored in pastures of chance
Dancing leaves cast spells of challenge
Amused but real in thought
We fled from the sea whole

Dawn of thought transferred through moments
Of days under searching earth
Revealing corridors of time provoking memories
Disjointed but with purpose

Craving penetrations offer links
With the self instructors sharp
And tender love as we took to the air
A picture of distance

Dawn of our power we amuse
Re descending as fast as misused
Expression, as only to teach love as
To reveal passion chasing

Late into corners, and we danced from the ocean
Dawn of love sent within us
Colors of awakening among the many
Won't to follow, only tunes of a different age

As the links span our endless caresses
For the freedom of life everlasting
Talk to the sunlight caller
Soft summer mover distance mine

Called out a tune but I never saw the face
Heard but not replaced
I ventured to talk, but I never lost my place

Cast out a spell rendered for the light of day
Lost in lights array, I ventured to see
As the sound began to play

What happened to this song we once knew so well?
Signed promise for moments caught within the spell
I must have waited all my life for this moment, moment

The future poised with the splendor just begun
The light we were as one
And crowded through the curtains of liquid into sun

And for a moment when our world had filled the skies
Magic turned our eyes
To feast on the treasure set for our strange device

What happened to wonders we once knew so well?
Did we forget what happened surely we can tell
We must have waited all our lives for this, moment, moment
Moment

Starlight, movement, reasons
Release forward tallest rainbow
Sun shower seasons, fife flower reasons

They move fast, they tell me
But I just can't believe that I can feel it
There's someone to tell you
Amid the challenge we look around in unison with you

Getting over overhanging trees, let them rape the forest
Thoughts would send our fusion
Clearly to be home

Getting over wars we do not mean or so it seems so clearly
Sheltered with our passion, clearly to be home
They move fast, they tell me
But I just can't believe they really mean to

There's someone, to tell you and I just can't
Believe our song will leave you
Skyline teacher, warland seeker
Send out poison, cast iron leader

And through the rhythm of moving slowly
Sent through the rhythm work out the story
Move over glory to sons of old fighters past

Young Christians see it from the beginning
Old people feel it, that's what they're saying
Move over glory to sons of old fighters past

They move fast, they tell me
But I just can't believe they really mean to
There's someone, to tell you
A course towards a universal season

Getting over overhanging trees
Let them rape the forest
They might stand and leave them
Clearly to be home

Getting over wars we do not mean
We charm the movement suffers
Call out all our memories
Clearly to be home

We've moved fast
We need love
A part we offer is our only freedom

What happened to this song we once knew so well?
Signed promise for moments caught within the spell
We must have waited all our lives for this moment, moment

Past present movers, moments we'll process the future
But only through him we know, send flowered rainbows
A piece apart chased flowers of the dark and lights

Of songs to follow and show all we feel for
And know of cast round, you seekers of the truth
Accepting that reason will relive and breath and hope
And chase and love for you and you and you

Written by Jon Anderson, Steve James Howe, Christopher Squire, Rick Wakeman, Alan White • Copyright © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc

This is the first song of four on a double album. Lead singer Jon Anderson based the lyrics of these songs on part of Paramhansa Yogananda's Autobiography of a Yogi. Yogananda was an Indian guru who came to the US and taught Eastern spirituality to his followers, including many self-realization techniques. The passage in the book describes the four part Shastric scriptures - texts which not only take care of religion and social life, but also of medicine, music, art, architecture.

The song is about the dawn of light, thought, our power, and of love, to the creation and beginning all of the good things which bring happiness to our lives. That these wonderful forces seem to have been lost by the human race through their own negligence.

 

[RazzmaTazz]

To Get Down....Timo Maas

I'm currently watching The Italian Job with Mark Walburg and I've always loved this song. It's one of those that I have to stop the movie and listen to the whole thing a few times, then I can get back to watching the movie.

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[yorkie]

Calcitta Grove from Sean Taylor



Acoustic blues

 

[jeansGuyOZ]

Another masterpiece from Steven Wilson: