Music thread

[morayloon]

From Lewis: Peat & Diesel

https://youtu.be/68y_w-fr-cU 

[morayloon]

1971 was THE year for Rock music. Gems like Led Zeppelin IV; Sticky Fingers; Who's Next; The Yes Album; LA Woman; Imagine etc etc   Out of that year's releases, ELPs 'Tarkus' stands out for me. Not everyone's cup of tea but, who cares?

https://youtu.be/QQ1Zo6faTQY 

[morayloon]

The Dropkick Murphys version of 'Fields of Athenry'

https://youtu.be/pdscs1x79rc

[Thomas]

Now I do like to look out for the unusual and I have been exploring traditional style Mongolian/Siberian music for a little while.
Then I found these guys!
Take a bunch of Classically/Traditionally Trained Mongolian Musicians and Throat Singers and combine with good Heavy Rock and you have The HU!
I think this is most exciting new sound I have heard in a very long time
The word Hu incidentally is an ancient Chinese Term used to describe all those that lived beyond the North Western Walls, I doubt it was a complimentary term!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD1gDSao1eA

sounds like the misty mountain dwarf song for the hobbit film sampan.

interesting stuff .

[T00ts]

Now I do like to look out for the unusual and I have been exploring traditional style Mongolian/Siberian music for a little while.
Then I found these guys!
Take a bunch of Classically/Traditionally Trained Mongolian Musicians and Throat Singers and combine with good Heavy Rock and you have The HU!
I think this is most exciting new sound I have heard in a very long time
The word Hu incidentally is an ancient Chinese Term used to describe all those that lived beyond the North Western Walls, I doubt it was a complimentary term!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD1gDSao1eA

Very interesting.There are few things that get me mentally choreographing anymore but my creative juices started up straight away with that. The time signature was a bit mundane and dull but the rest was fresh. I have used a lot of ethnic music in my time purely for the way it often leaves boring pop behind and there is some great stuff around. Thank you for sharing.

[Sampanviking]

Now I do like to look out for the unusual and I have been exploring traditional style Mongolian/Siberian music for a little while.
Then I found these guys!
Take a bunch of Classically/Traditionally Trained Mongolian Musicians and Throat Singers and combine with good Heavy Rock and you have The HU!
I think this is most exciting new sound I have heard in a very long time
The word Hu incidentally is an ancient Chinese Term used to describe all those that lived beyond the North Western Walls, I doubt it was a complimentary term!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD1gDSao1eA

[Barry]

Classic Stones. I'd be disappointed if they didn't play that at a concert.

[papasmurf]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxXV2UftL7Q

[Barry]

Why not?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imRaRW4ltOs

[srb7677]

I am thinking perhaps that it might be a good idea to dedicate some Rolf Harris song or other to Prince Andrew.

But on second thoughts, perhaps best not to post links to the material of dodgy characters.

[morayloon]

And, another Scottish Band: Biffy Clyro 'Bubbles'

https://youtu.be/JjRb1vAt-gc

[srb7677]

Well I don't know about that, but I bet many would be delighted to find them in their Christmas stocking. I am sure pink news might not think so.
They look like they are loving every minute of it anyway.

There was once a time 25 years ago when I was still only 31, when I would have welcomed the Spice Girls in my Christmas stocking. But it would most definitely not have been their singing talents which would have interested me. 

[morayloon]

From the same concert: Fields Of Fire

https://youtu.be/9I6QTipR03Q

[morayloon]

Big Country from a New Year concert in the 83. It was televised live
Harvest Home. Exceedingly magnificent. The band were obviously enjoying playing, the crowd were absolutely enjoying the performance 

https://youtu.be/6-9XgPTNhtE

[Barry]

I just love female vocalists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-PXEe-qeK4