I'm working my way through the soundtrack to Rogue One. Bloody good soundtrack

Moby - Extreme Ways (Bourne Legacy version)

Command and Conquer: Red Alert (soundtrack) -- Sneak Attack

New fave!

Jax Jones - Breathe


Old fave!

Kat DeLuna - Run the show


NES fave!

Ninja Gaiden stage 4-2

Just finished listening to an oldie.

Now listening to another oldie: Who, indeed?

You've made me go Retro again, haven't you?

ELP - Fanfare for the Common Man

and

21st Century Schizoid Man

I was at Imperial College (one block south of that concert) - but not until a few weeks later.

Well you just dated yourself, didn’t you?
Not that I’m THAT much younger you know . . .

A mix of TESO and Myst soundtracks.

There is a song that I have come back to which I find particularly relatable, especially recently. The content itself, of course, isn't what I relate to, but the main idea underlying it (although I prefer not to expound on why). And it includes two artists that I am very much not a fan of, although both have one or two songs that I legitimately like. (WARNING: STRONG LANGUAGE)

Eminem - The Monster (Explicit) ft. Rihanna

If you haven't listened to it before, I encourage you to. It's actually a legitimately good song in its own right.

Soundtrack to the original movie Bladerunner.

OhMyGirl - Secret Garden (LIVE)


They are so good live!

The Idol Formerly Known as Ladybaby - Pelo



This song was on the Easter Bunny single I ordered from Japan. Wasn't too sure about it but it has grown on me quite a bit now. I especially like that more "quiet" happy-go-lucky part in the middle

Beastie Boys -- So What'cha Want?

A somewhat rare appearance by me here nowadays, my hearing being what it is. Every so often I get the irresistible urge to hear what I can of some of my favorite works. This evening the urge hit me to listen to a lesser known piece that has been a favorite for decades, Saint Saens symphony no.1. YouTube has an upload of the same performance as on my CD set of the Saint Saens symphonies, that by the Orchestre national l' O.R.T.F under Jean Martinon. I'll cue it up part way through its lovely slow movement, a bit before the rather exhilarating finale kicks in.

Beastie Boys! Now you're talkn' !!!

Time in a bottle



This was played on the radio today, a song I think I've never heard on the air before. I instantly thought of Acadian and Buffy and I am not kidding, my eyes got a little misty..

D'aaaaw! I do love that song too; but the Acadian and Buffy connection =

Oh, me too! In fact quite some time ago I posted it for that very purpose. If Acadian could sing (which he cannot) that is exactly what he'd sing to Buffy.

Yes, I remember that. Unfortunately my quick search could not locate the version you posted but alas, the song was right..


OMG - Closer

Mimi is not my fave in this group but she really did look better with long hair. Too bad she cut it like Binnie..

The people quit the scene
Like the devil was loose
The clouds turned green
And let down lemon juice
What walks on two feet
And looks like a goat?
That crazy Screamin' Jay
In a bright yellow coat

What is the song Khajiit posted the lyrics to?



The Offspring - (Can't Get My) Head Around You


Man, Dexter's voice is so iconic!

Yellow Coat by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins.

Khajiit has been know to listen to The Offspring some too!

Oh, man Khajiit. The Offspring is such a great band, even though they don't play anymore. Their style and Dexter's voice will forever live inside my behd bwain


Btw, clip not availabale in my country

Ghost - Monstrance Clock

Awww, no Yellow Coat for birdy?

No. I could look it up myself but I seem to be forever lost with OMG

Just downloaded the album Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd from Apple Music. This one got it on cd way back in 2001, but the car’s CD player crapped out so Khajiit can’t listen to it while driving.

Breathe....
Breathe in the air
Don't be afraid to care
Leave....
But don't leave me

If I had a perfect day
I would have it start this way;
Open up the fridge and have a Tall Boy (yeah)

Then I'd meet up with my friends
Head out to the game again
We don't even really care who wins (hey!) wins (hey!)

One two three..!

Just played Interstellar Overdrive by Pink Floyd. This one got it on vinyl back in 1970, and his copy wasn't new.

LOVE Offspring!!!!






This!







Nice!

For long you live and high you fly
But only if you ride the tide
And balanced on the biggest wave
You race towards an early grave


Cool man! When you said you “just played Interstellar Overdrive� did you mean from that same vinyl record?

In order to celebrate this day..

Poison - Talk dirty to me

Bonusvideo: Mötley Crüe - Kickstart my heart

Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast

Not this time, as I was at work. However, I can do that. I still have the vinyl record, and the apparatus to play it (Garrard 401, SME, etc.)

Unfortunately my Sugden amp is having age issues, so it would sound aweful, instead of awesome. It needs to go home to Cleckheaton for a bit of R&R. I already did that once, many years ago. They're happy to keep the old stuff running.

And in case of power cuts, I can play 78's on my clockwork machine.

Aw no way! Is it one of the old hand cranked ones?

Yes it is!

Noice!

Mashinky having recently revitalized my long held fascination with railroading and steam locomotives I of course was eventually compelled to hear two well respected "classical" works written by composers who were themselves rail fans. Both are short works which do a good job of immolating the feel of steam in motion. These particular performances are paired with video footage from the steam era.

Heitor Villa-Lobos: Bachiana Brasileira Nº 2 "O trenzinho do Capira" (Sometimes translated as Little Train of Caipira or something similar.)

Arthur Honegger: "Pacific 231" (2-3-1 is the wheel arrangement of a certain type of steam locomotive.)

The shame is that I never payed much attention to either of these before, never realized what fine music they are, as well as being a heck of a lot of fun to listen to. Too bad I didn't realize this when my hearing was still up to snuff. Better late than never, I suppose.

OhMyGirl - Secret Garden



Seriously, guys. I love this song!

Jeremy Soule has done it again. What an immensely talented musician.

There is a recently released album of his called The Northerner Diaries that was apparently funded through a kickstarter, and I happened to stumble across it a couple days ago on YouTube (along with some other videos that I found particularly applicable to my life, but that is talk for another time). And it is phenomenal. I listened to the first track, Njól, at least 15 or 20 times. But when I finally got past it, there are plenty of other fantastic tracks. Now Vetr, the penultimate piece, is my favorite of the album. But the whole thing is incredible. You can even hear little bits of Skyrim in it.

Thank you for the wonderful music, Mr. Soule. Greatly looking forward to whatever else you put out. It's cool to hear other projects of his outside of The Elder Scrolls.

You can find the album here.

Rader - Nice! Listening to it in the background now. Since you like that, let Buffy share one of her somewhat similar nice relaxing bits of music with you.

Xandria - Dark Night of the Soul (Acoustic)

Dinosaur rap



First rap song about getting high with dinosaurs!

-You're welcome, chorrol forums

An excellent piece from an excellent game.

Divinity II (Flames of Vengeance DLC)- Market Square

You should listen to the whole thing, but what really makes the piece is from 1:10 onward. It sounds like a completely different piece from the first part.

The point I heard it for the first time also helped really sell the tune. As if right on cue, I looked out from inside the magic shield surrounding Aleroth as Damien and the Black Ring laid siege and that part of the song played. I was just about ready to stop playing at that point, but when that part came on I had to sit there for a couple minutes to listen to it and look up at the enemy firing away. Very cool moment.

I can't really describe the feeling I get from that part of the tune. I wish I could find more like it.

Welp, it’s that time of year again and St. Paddy’s is right around the corner (Saturday), so that means it’s time for more Irish tunes or tunes by Irish bands, or both!

Today we were going to go with Finnegan’s Wake by Drop Kick Murphy’s, but since that hardly seems appropriate now, Khajiit decided to go a different direction...

Salty Dog by Flogging Molly

Enjoy!

Just got back from seeing Nightwish in concert. Best concert I've been to yet!

\m/

Really?! Where at?

Also, in before ‘Rocu bringing up Tarja

Stage AE in Pittsburgh! It was a hell of a good time.

Also; Floor > Tarja.

Khajiit is jealous, jealous Khajiit.