Music thread

Not much of a fan of the music of today, apart from Lana Del Rey.

I've got all her albums, eight altogether including her first one "Born to Die".

boltonbonce wrote:

Ah - the "One from the Heart" soundtrack. Used to love that film albeit a twisted Francis Ford Coppola romcom and a huge flop despite him spending gazillions making it at his Zoetrope studio project.
Whoever thought of putting these two together was a genius and there were some fantastic tracks that came out of their collaboration - well worth a listen.
And well worth watching the film - made entirely on elaborate film sets at Zoetrope.

Another one for Boncey to enjoy as i know he loves my taste in music 

Going to see these on Friday

Norpig wrote:Another one for Boncey to enjoy as i know he loves my taste in music 

Going to see these on Friday

No problem with your choices Norpig. I used to drive my dad barmy with this back in the day.

Loved it then, and still love it.

Going to see Paul Draper tomorrow, he was the lead singer in Mansun years ago.

Are these last 2 posts even classed as music?

Norpig wrote:Are these last 2 posts even classed as music?

And what's wrong with a bit of smooth jazz?

Norpig wrote:Are these last 2 posts even classed as music?

just for that Boncey, have some of this 

or this....

Now that, Lusty, is a musician.

Posted at 1:23
Pink Floyd supports Ukraine with new song

Here is the official video for 'Hey Hey Rise Up', Pink Floyd’s new Ukraine fundraiser feat Andriy Khlyvnyuk of Boombox. Stream / download from midnight. https://t.co/4U3P3WAQOZ

— Pink Floyd (@pinkfloyd) April 7, 2022

Legendary British rock band Pink Floyd has released a song in support of Ukraine.

The track is called "Hey Hey Rise Up". It features the vocals of Andriy Khlyvnyuk, from Ukrainian band Boombox.

Pink Floyd band member David Gilmour said he was inspired by a video on Instagram by Khlyvnyuk, who is currently serving in Kyiv's defence, in which he sings in an empty Sofia Square in the Ukrainian capital.

Gilmour wrote the music for the song, and then spoke by phone to Khlyvnyuk in hospital, where he is recovering from injuries.

"I played a little on the phone and he gave me his blessing. We both hope to do something together in person in the future," said the British musician.

This is Pink Floyd's first song since 1994, and all proceeds from the sale will go to humanitarian aid for Ukraine.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-61032786

A blast from my past.