Sailor Moon full opening song in Japanese


Live by Wagakki band


Still haven't figured out how they spell it with two k as they don't have a standalone k sound to my limited knowledge...

Guld och gröna skogar

Seriously, this thread doesn't have enough Gfriend.


Glass Bead

If it counts I've had Dagothwave stuck in my head for a week. So I put it on finally.

Thanks for linking the Wagakki band.

Youtube just recommended it to me... *sighs* Guess I listen to it.

Viz media's Sailor Moon uses that in their version. Speaking of which I'm still PO'd that Walmart's stop selling the dvds while I was just ONE DVD AWAY from owning the whole series -_- .

Can you order it online?

Amazon has them but not many. Well I get paid week after next so here's hoping.

Reposting this because it's so much fun. (OhMyGirl)

Seunghee's high note around 2:50 still amazes me. How can such a small girl have such a strong voice!??

MXPX - Summer of 69, short on talent, but long on enthusiasm.

Oh My Girl - Best summer song medley


Last song is dang catchy!

Dal★shabet - Mr. BangBang


Weirdest (and cutest) bank robbery ever

So. Had a proper listen to OhMyGirl's new song Dolphin and eh... It's not bad per say but it's not Liar Liar, Remember Me, Closer, The Fifth Season or Secret Garden, is it now? Is it?


I guess every group needs some filler. Or maybe I'm just stuck with the songs I like and can't get past them

Well it’s a well known fact that you don’t usually prefer newer things. *sips coffee*

The other week, I unearthed a work previously unknown to me, Gennady Rozdestvensky's "Suite for Orchestra on the Film Music by Alfred Schnittke". The music is delightful, and the performance (conducted by Rozdestvensky) a hoot. It starts a bit tame, but quickly morphs into a grand entertainment. Be advised that there are a couple of brief audio/video dropouts near the work's beginning and end. But they spoil the fun:

(YouTube video) Rozdestvensky: Suite for Orchestra on Film Music of Alfred Schnittke (YouTube video)

I’m at work and so can’t watch the whole thing without interruptions, but the conductor’s idiosyncrasies are amusing!

Jerry Cantrell - Spiderbite

Just discovered this solo song about 15 minutes ago from when Jerry was doing solo stuff after Layne Staley died and before Jerry metaphorically and literally got the band Alice in Chains back together. Sounds so sludgy. I love it.

EDIT: Looks like it was being made before Layne Staley died but was released after he died.

If I had "Tunes While Driving" playlist, this would be at the top of the list. Another Cantrell solo.

Jerry Cantrell - Hellbound


Add this other Cantrell solo too.

Jerry Cantrell - Psychotic Break

Another Cantrell solo, though much more recent. Keep rocking Jerry. :metal:

Jerry Cantrell - Setting Sun



And then, of course, some more German heavy metal.

Megaherz - Komet

Here’s a neat song I heard yesterday:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=75X4bWf5fIs

Julian Bream, one of the master classical guitars of his day, has passed at age 87. I've been listening to some of his shorter performances, including this one:

(youtube video) Aguado: Rondo Op.2 No.3, Julian Bream, guitar (youtube video)

I've loosely kept an eye on the musical development of young prodigy Alma Deutscher since she was little more than a toddler. Just the other day I noticed a video of a Dec 2019 Carnegie Hall performance of one of her orchestral works. She, now in her early teens, gives a brief introductory speech before the music begins. Most impressive. The transition from 'chaotic' opening sounds into its first melody makes my eyes mist, closet inner-romantic that I sometimes am. I get a kick out of her 'warning' us not to be scared by the 'ugly' opening. Compared to a decent portion of modern 'serious' music her opening isn't all that jarring.

(YouTube link) Alma Deutscher - Siren Sounds Waltz (YouTube link)

ABBA's Dancing Queen played by an orchestra.

Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters

Crimson and Clover cover by Joan Jett

Don’t know why but this song has really been on my mind today.

It was the third of September
we were hanging out on the roof
Was a hot, hot night
we were having a barbeque

Just finished listening to a very fine recently filmed concert performance of Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony.

(video) Beethoven: Symphony No 3 in E-flat, Eroica (video)

Despite a few flubs and the cello/bass section being a little too small in number to provide the weight a few attacks/passages require I like this about as well as any third I've heard, better than a good many.

Dimmu Borgir -- Progenies of the Great Apocalypse (Live)

Björn Rosenström - Nu du kärring


I only post this because I want Saki to play it to Mikael

Tired of being cooped up at home so I took a trip on the Autobahn.

It is said, hail and fire mixed with blood
Will be thrown down upon the earth
Darkness fills a third of the lands
And the angels cry woe

In This Moment- Ashes

Ellie King - Ex's and Oh's
Anna Bergendahl - Thelma and Louise
GFRIEND - Navillera

Immigrant Song Cover in Old Norse 700 A.D - 1500 A.D

Saw the name DaHye on a video which sparked up a memory of a former BESTie member. And sure enough; it's the same DaHye from that group. First I didn't recognize her but as soon as she smiled, I did. Haven't heard from any of them in years now. This song is apparently a remake but a good one.


DaHye - Poison

I have always loved LADYBABY; but this one is not on my favorites list. Still gotta love their "Nippon Manju" best.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i1DYlYNcqg

Yes, Nippon Manju is awesome for sure

sure wasn't expecting that

To quote Dreamcatcher: What?

The stepping on Legos with barefeet song .

A reference to Nimrod had me dig out Bonzo Dog - Can Blue Men Sing the Whites? on vinyl. (Real blues would have been on shellac at 78rpm).

From Dreamcatcher: Siyeon - We all lie


Also; I don't wanna be a star

Artist: [CLASSIFIED]

... .....

Deus Ex - Ocean lab


One of the most atmospheric tracks of any game in any world in any universe..

All the Star Trek Title Themes, on violin

Heard an old favorite the other day and for some reason couldn’t help but smile and think of our Decrepit.

Grateful Dead- Casey Jones
*warning: drug reference.*
Decrepit- this song reminded me of you purely because of your enjoyment of playing train sims. I do not think of you as one who is high when doing so, lol.

In order to lure out Reaper from his hiding spot, here is Ashen!

Gfriend - Mago

Vicuña needed a lot of Iridium and Zircon for her Champ gear, so Clark went mining. It took about 60 jewelry surveys to get enough grains. That's a lot of mining!

So I listened to this.

Old Gods of Appalachia inspired me to look for some of their theme music:

Landon Blood - The Land Unknown This is what I imagine Silver John's music sounds like.

Those Poor Bastards - I Cannot Escape The Darkness

I’ve been wanting to look into these artists since starting the Old Gods podcast. It’s good stuff! Eerie!

While many Kpop videos have roughly 2-3 million views, this dance practice video with BLACKPINK has over 353 million views! Like... what!!?? It's not even the polished video, only a practice one!


DDU-DU-DDU-DU