What are you listening to?

[Tycho]

 

[Saman]

Judith Durham & The Seekers - Eriskay Love Lilt (Stereo, 1964/'66)​

 

[Metrist]

Railgun - Gasoline

 

[dredger]

Hans Zimmer - Da Vinci code main song played by the Vienna orchestra

 

[Skyfall]

If you discard the fact that they describe themselves as pagans (whatever that mean) and that they are bit too "green agenda" if you want but only listen to the music , I believe that they were one of the best Celtic bands around , below is (in my opinion) one of the best tune from Omnia , Saltatio Vita (the dance of life)
Probably due to the instruments they play this is very primeval and energetic music.

 

[Deleted member 12559]

 

[goyacobol]

After a tip from @Natalija (love the beauty of Slovenia) I checked out Richard Bona and also found a duo with another great musician Raul Midon:

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[pinkfreud]

I know reggae can be an acquired taste. I have never needed this song more than i have this year.

 

[naorma]

My todays morming cd: I love this music from norway, especially the last one Trollmors vuggesang. I learned it by heart and so I speak a little bit of norwegian.

 

[Metrist]

Sabrina Carpenter - Thumbs

 

[Natalija8]

Just right for this moment, when all world standing up against opression

 

[goyacobol]

After a tip from @Natalija (love the beauty of Slovenia) I checked out Richard Bona and also found a duo with another great musician Raul Midon:

I meant @Natalija8 gave me the tip but I still love the beauty of Slovenia. I might as well find another selection to add while I am at it. This one is just one song that was in the AVO concert called State of Mind:

 

[goyacobol]

This is highly incongruent with my musical tastes and experience but it makes me appreciate the many generations that have passed after me. I have noticed these eras due to you guys here who have happened to be born at different "times" and phases of experience.

So here is another "Talking Heads" video.

 

[Nathancat7]

My todays morming cd: I love this music from norway, especially the last one Trollmors vuggesang. I learned it by heart and so I speak a little bit of norwegian.

This is breatakinfly, arrg, exquisite.
I can see why you learned it by

 

[Nathancat7]

This is highly incongruent with my musical tastes and experience but it makes me appreciate the many generations that have passed after me. I have noticed these eras due to you guys here who have happened to be born at different "times" and phases of experience.

So here is another "Talking Heads" video.

It's actually incongruent with my tastes too (though I kinda like it).
But the funny thing is, I grew up listening to Talking Heads, went wild for them many years ago, and wore out a few of their tapes in car.