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Ilse de Lange- So Incredible

She's a Dutch popular singer, who performs in English. Perez Hilton had a blog about her, praising her talents. Do you agree?

Ilse de Lange- So Incredible
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJwAFi3CW5E

Flanger-Hanger wrote:Electric Light Orchestra

Same here.


Hole - "Binge & Perge" (Demo version of "Old Age")
Concrete Blonde - "It'll Chew You Up & Spit You Out"

Lazario wrote:Same here.

Have a favorite song? Mine would probably be "All Over the World", but "Don't Bring Me Down" and "Do Ya" would give it good competition.

The Dandy Warhols - "Not if You Were the Last Junkie on Earth"
That Dog - "Never Say Never"
Milli Vanilli - "Blame it On the Rain"

Flanger-Hanger wrote:

Lazario wrote:Same here.

Have a favorite song? Mine would probably be "All Over the World", but "Don't Bring Me Down" and "Do Ya" would give it good competition.

I heard "Don't Bring Me Down" on the radio last week and I don't think I ever liked it as much as I did then.

My childhood favorite was "Evil Woman," thanks to Disney as a matter of fact. Linky 1. Linky 2 (the last paragraph under Other Uses). My teenage favorite was "Strange Magic."

Now, I think I would say it's "Showdown." But this is one of those bands where it's really hard to pick just 1 best or favorite song.

Ever since I got the Watchmen Blu-ray, I've had "Prophecies" and "Pruitt Igoe" stuck in my head, composed by Phillip Glass for the film Koyaanisqatsi. Both are very simple, haunting pieces and used very effectively while explaining the origins of Dr. Manhatten in Watchmen. They were also put to good use in the films final trailer.

Cheers,
JM

- Roxette - Dangerous

- Karl Zéro - Ça va, ça va

- Rob Thomas - Little Wonders

What if by Rhydian Roberts (my favourite singer of all time ) & Idina Menzel

"O Come All Ye Faithful" by Julie Andrews was just on, and "Merry Christmas Darling" by The Carpenters is on now. Bobby can't stream online radio at work, and he likes Christmas music, and he had me record some classical Christmas music yesterday for him, and now I'm recording "Old Fashioned Christmas" songs from an online radio station, so he can listen at work. Like, I'm just letting the recorder record everything, and it'll be one long .wav file that I'll turn into one really long .mp3 file, so he can just "stream" it at work.

I'm listening to the Beatles 1 CD. I really can't wait for the remastered versions coming out in September.

"We Could Still Belong Together" - Lisa Loeb

Diana Ross (&) / The Supremes - "My World is Empty Without You"

David Guetta Feat. Akon - Sexy Bitch!



I don't care what you guys say, it's catchy as hell!

Julie Ruin - "Aerobicide"

soon to be followed by,
Le Tigre - "After Dark" (they've now split up - thanks, Universal Music Group )

I'm listening to Nirvana "Come As You Are" as we speak. I love this track!

I forgot to post this because I don't usually post in this thread, but last week I listened to the soundtrack of "We Will Rock You", Queen's rock musical, and loved it even after having it two years. Bohemian Rhapsody is always an awesome listen!

Bob Dylan- Hurricane

After so many times, it still gives me goosebumps and (yes, I'll admit it) it can drive me to tears. The story, the lyrics, just the whole intensity of the song is so overwhelming. Especially the haunting violin, and Dylan's passionate way of singing. And let's not forget that guitar. Oh well, everything about this song is brilliant.

Nick Bryant wrote:David Guetta Feat. Akon - Sexy Bitch!



I don't care what you guys say, it's catchy as hell!

I agree! I actually just bought that song off of iTunes after only listening to the preview. The only complaint I have is that I feel like it's a bit repetitive.

Anyway, I've been listening to the song "Funhouse" by P!nk from the album of the same name. I love it! P!nk is one of, if not my absolute favorite, artist. I've never been disappointed with an album of hers (well, with the exception of Can't Take Me Home - I liked some songs off of it, but I'm not a huge fan of the album as a whole - but that's because she had pretty much no creative control over the album, which changed with the M!ssundaztood album and continues to this day).

I love the entire Funhouse album! Every second is great, and if anyone hasn't given the album a chance, then I strongly suggest that they do! I especially love the "Funhouse" single's cover:



In fact, I think I may actually like it better than the album's artwork! If she ever decides to release a Deluxe Edition for the album, she should use this cover, definitely.

Re-listened to my Bikini Kill CD's last night. GOD they ruled!!

Checking out Juliette Lewis's first CD. Not bad. But, not really that attention-grabbing yet. Good "intro" track though.