Music thread

Cajunboy wrote:Yes me.

Everything by Lana Del Rey.

Fair play. You're probably the only one.

I think Bonce & Okocha are under the impression music stopped being made in the 90s.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Cajunboy wrote:Yes me.

Everything by Lana Del Rey.

Fair play. You're probably the only one.

I think Bonce & Okocha are under the impression music stopped being made in the 90s.

I'm a big fan of Chris Crack. In fact I was told you were dating him, which led me to believe you were one of my people.
I told everyone you were a rapper ho.

ahem.... i more more new music than anyone here by a mile.

boltonbonce wrote:

okocha wrote:Ah, Karly! Now you're talking....the amazing Tori Amos!

Every now and again he surprises me.

Thanks guys!

boltonbonce wrote:I told everyone you were a rapper ho.

Ha ha....very witty, Mr. Bonce!

Natasha Whittam wrote:
I think Bonce & Okocha are under the impression music stopped being made in the 90s.

 I think you'll find that I posted a magificent track above at no.1005, featuring some of the greatest modern musicians on the planet

okocha wrote: I think you'll find that I posted a magificent track above at no.1005, featuring some of the greatest modern musicians on the planet

Sting?

Made the mistake of taking two free tickets to a Rufus Wainright gig at Royal Albert Hall last year, left half way through. Really not my bag.

Bloody love sting though.

Lyrics matter to me, and those on Wrapped Around your Finger are some of the best. Rufus has a wonderful voice but needs great material. 
Sting can attract the world's best musicians and backing singers....as was the case for his 60th birthday celebrations in New York, in 2011.      
Check their pedigrees:-
Guitar: Dominic Miller
Drums: Vinnie Colaiuta
Double Bass: Christian McBride
Keyboards: David Sancious
Keyboards: Rob Mathes
Percussion: Rhani Krija
Backing Vocals: Jo Lawry (center), Lisa Fischer (stage right), Tabitha Fair (stage left)


The album Sting Live in Berlin with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is an absolute work of art, as the reviews testify.

I know KP's big on Queen, so I wondered what he thought of Adam Lambert's efforts as front man.

Paul Rodgers was sensational as Queen's frontman

RIP John.

The Prayer sung by father and daughter. Amazing, beautiful voices and harmonies.


But beware!!....at the end, there follows a joke or two by Jimmy Carr.....definitely non-pc!!!

https://www.facebook.com/HappiestIGV/videos/517997262437042/?t=16

Nice KP, and always great to see Gregory Hines, one of the great tappers.

Thanks Bonce. I had Smooth FM on whilst on the PC last night. I must have got pissed with it.

Here's another good song...

Can't go wrong with The Smiths KP. I use to piss my dad off by insisting they were bigger than The Beatles.

okocha wrote:The Prayer sung by father and daughter. Amazing, beautiful voices and harmonies.


But beware!!....at the end, there follows a joke or two by Jimmy Carr.....definitely non-pc!!!

https://www.facebook.com/HappiestIGV/videos/517997262437042/?t=16

Really moving, thanks for that.

I know my wife will love seeing that too.

I've been looking at more of their songs on YouTube.