casper said:
Croatia is really cool and creative! Who says classical can't be fun. It is really nice to find an updated approach to the classics. Thanks.
Just for fun I found this oldie (makes me think of my Beeing)
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What are you listening to?
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Croatia is really cool and creative! Who says classical can't be fun. It is really nice to find an updated approach to the classics. Thanks.
Just for fun I found this oldie (makes me think of my Beeing)
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Luar Na Lubre - Romeiro Ao Lonxe (Feat. Diana Navarro)
Wow, there are so many ways to connect on this forum and this is one of the coolest I think. Just find some music and share it. I love you guys! Comment if you like or just listen. We don't have to make it "rocket science" but if we find something to say that expands our learning or understanding I think that's OK too. I have an eclectic feeling for music. I like a lot of different types and this topic proves we all have found unique and beautiful or at least interesting music from the earthly cultural creations out there.
With that said:
With that said:
luke wilson
The Living Force
"YEAR OF THE KNIFE" Santeria
luke wilson said:
Ominous portent? the Fusion of the Gods video was very interesting too. A lot of blending of concepts but kind of scary too (for me anyway). The history was interesting from their point of view. Makes me think so I guess for that I thank you.
zak
The Living Force
goyacobol said:
I second that goyacobol.
It 's so simple and so differents loops we can (re)find trought this kind of sharing.
By example
ShamanSam said:
Thanks Shamansam to reMEMBER me of BSMarie, the last record
that i had of her was in cassette tape "coincidence and likely stories"!
Will the circle be unbroken
Luar na Lubre highlights the Galician culture with traditional subjects, but also remain outside influences Celtic countries such as Ireland , Scotland or Britain , as well as a close relationship with Portuguese music
wanderingthomas
Jedi Master
In line with Pierres recent articles also talking about the nuclear unit of family here is an appropriate song. It is a juxtaposition really. It is a bright modern electronic mix with a woman's vocal singing about families on top of a video that looks old and traditional.
John Talabot - Families
John Talabot - Families
Toby - The Good Old Days
