i also think diamond head's versions are better.more raw, i think is the way to describe it.

Les Paul RIP
 

[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4xn7QrteeE[/URL]

I'm sure you can find other examples:smile:

Dance/Techno Song
 

A good dance/techno song by the U.K. band "Faithless". The song is called "Insomnia":
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAZhxGIbRYY[/url]

How sweet is this?
 

Phoned a friend I haven't met for 40 years.
Reminded him of when we enjoyed the B side of
"Dance with the guitar man" (Duane Eddy) at both
45 and 78 RPM.
"Pegging out"? I suggested.
No "Stretching out".

That is what I call a friend:smile:

This tears me up
 

[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOT7OwcbK-k[/URL]

Hits the spot
 

[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrkwgTBrW78[/URL]

I thought I knew where I was when JFK died,
but I'm not sure now (I was 13)

But ask when and where I saw the headline
"JOHN LENNON SHOT DEAD" and I can pinpoint
the place, time, newsagent, why I was in there.....

David

Intro gets me every time...
 

[URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfnn4jKcdPA"]I feel fine.[/URL]

But I couldn't find the original video. :wink:

(I've just bought a new mobile. Looks like I've found my ringtone. :smile:)

As for John Lennon - I was on my way to work when I heard it on the radio. Freezing cold - decorating an old ladies house in Reigate.

JFK - I was too young. :grin:

Elvis - Heard it on the radio. On holiday in [Nice-but-]Dymchurch. I was 13, I thought he was already dead!

"I wonder if Lee Harvey Oswald remembered where he was when Kennedy was shot." - Paul Merton.

:goodposting:[quote=Flatlander;193099][URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfnn4jKcdPA"]I feel fine.[/URL]

But I couldn't find the original video. :wink:

(I've just bought a new mobile. Looks like I've found my ringtone. :smile:)

As for John Lennon - I was on my way to work when I heard it on the radio. Freezing cold - decorating an old ladies house in Reigate.

JFK - I was too young. :grin:

Elvis - Heard it on the radio. On holiday in [Nice-but-]Dymchurch. I was 13, I thought he was already dead!

"I wonder if Lee Harvey Oswald remembered where he was when Kennedy was shot." - Paul Merton.[/quote]
I thought of letting this one lye for a bit until I worked out
the Harry Enfield "Nice but Dim" reference.

Re people dying, I was on living my own (since I was divorced
in 1992) and heard of Diana's death on the radio (Saturday
night/Sunday morning). Unusually I cried myself to sleep.

(I am about the same age as Charles, and my two sons are
about the same as William and Harry).

Went to Stony Stratford (usual watering hole) Sunday morning,
and every person there was walking around in a complete daze.

The media might have had a field day, but the emotion
was universal.

I don't have a particular track to associate with this,
but I did listen to a trad jazz band who (after contemplating
abandonment) played on.

I thought the stick the Queen got was completely out of order.

David

Hope this is close enough:
[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUpoFBm_QSw[/URL]

Obligatory listening
 

[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EmVEX4QGZ0[/URL]

I've mentioned JB before (I hope):smile:

65: My vintage (15 years old)
 

[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SsFK3JJ_-E[/URL]

Similar contributions welcome!

Grindcore
 

I personally am not a big grindcore fan. Napalm Death, the first grindcore band (came from England), is rather bad. Anal Cunt is another famous grindcore band, but they plain suck.

However, the band Agoraphobic Nosebleed is rather cool. They are known for their microsongs (their songs are from 0:40 to 2:00 minutes long). Also, the drumming is rather cool (although it is programmed):
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTWZOYR_opg[/url]

Most people will find this annoying, so my apologies :smile: But trust me, this is perhaps the most talent I have found in a grindcore band thus far.