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Norc wrote:
i want kids and a husband like this like omg they're covering Depeche Mode in the best, most awesome and cutes way!!! i love depeche mode, but i think perhaps i'm loving these guys more

   Hey, if you have kids, you may as well use them.

Cheers to that halfy

Didn't really know where to put this, but as I discovered it because of the music it belongs here IMHO...

Two Steps from Hell's latest soundtrack project "Colin Frake on Fire Mountain" is just EPIC!
Actually it is an enhanced e-book of the same name written by Nick Phoenix accompanied by illustrations from Otto Bjornik (released only a few days ago)


Try this:



If you wanna listen to the full soundtrack:



45 of the most epic minutes ever 

I figured that the mask was just decorative, but is the drummer a burn victim or something?

These were the days.

Great song.

Funny and brilliant- love these ladies-

That was great fun ! Enjoyed that  

Okay, Eldo may have to help me out with this. I just read a story about one of Fun's founders, and he said that We are Young started the rage of blending Indy Rock sounds with hip-hop back beats. I hear the indy, I didn't hear the hip-hop. Is he just talking about the background vamps? If so it didn't jump out at me, but what do I know?

Pettytyrant101 wrote:Funny and brilliant- love these ladies-

   

Seems rather Norcish to me....

I didn't catch who you meant for a minute there Halfwise. I was thinking... "we are young... Supergrass?"

Alright- Supergrass:

By the by, can we attempt to keep down loading difficulties in this thread by using spoilers? I don't know, might help smooth things out for some of us.

In another vain, does anyone like The National? I've heard them on the radio a couple times now, I really liked these two songs:
OK so I could only find one of them. But I'm almost certain it's the same group. I just can't seem to find the song; it's really annoying me now too!

The National:

Well maybe it was a different group. I remember the lyrics being strangely similar to Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire." The song was was moody and had a descending chorus: similarly to "I need my girl."
The singer's voice was similar to, but had greater range perhaps.

Oh duh, I just found it. I should have recognized it from The Spectacular Now

Song for Zula- Phosphorescent:

I guess this is what happens when you find yourself only listening to new music from the radio. Popular stuff gets played and that's usually it; depending on the station of course.

bungobaggins wrote:

Spoiler:

"Entered here doth ly a worthy wyght,
Who for long tyme in musick bore the bell:
His name to shew, was THOMAS TALLYS hyght,
In honest virtuous lyff he dyd excell.

“He serv’d long tyme in chappel with grete prayse
Fower sovereygnes reygnes (a thing not often seen);
I meane Kyng Henry and Prynce Edward’s dayes,
Quene Mary, and Elizabeth oure Quene.

“He mary’d was, though children he had none,
And lyv’d in love full thre and thirty yeres
Wyth loyal spowse, whose name yclypt was JONE,
Who here entomb’d him company now beares.

“As he dyd lyve, so also did he dy,
In myld and quyet sort (O happy man!)
To God ful oft for mercy did he cry,
Wherefore he lyves, let deth do what he can."
-Engraving upon brass supposedly found in St. Alfege Church in Greenwich (unsubstantiated)

Great song.

That was my favourite song from the RIO album   

About the plane that dropped the bomb.



Always reminds me of xmas in England. Was on all the juke box's.

Memories   

2 bottles of wine, started on the port. arrrrrr the memories.    

3am got work in 4 hrs, wheres that bottle   

Played b4 i no but its good