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I think the Final cut is one of Pink Floyds bests.
The Wall is clearly the greatest album of all time, 2nd best Pink Floyd album has to be a toss up between Final Cut and Animals.
I have mixed feelings around ole' Uncle Ted, but I do like this song.
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I also enjoy the run up talk to this while he tunes the guitar.
I first heard this on Outlaw Country on the XM Sirius. Immediately became one of my favorite songs. And describes how I feel at times. His explanation is perfect.
I first heard this on Outlaw Country on the XM Sirius. Immediately became one of my favorite songs. And describes how I feel at times. His explanation is perfect.
The more things change the more they stay the same
Notice how when Trevor Jones “Promentory” starts playing most of the sound from the movie is cut out after the initial scene. I think that effect makes this absolutely haunting.
Pretty wholesome. Didn't take long for them to get their occult on, and drummer has gone Trans.
"Life, Death, and Brotherhood On The Wide Open Plains". - Dao Lang
The ending credits song of the epic Chinese western TV series "Damocanglang". (Wolf Of The High Desert) In the face of insidious Japanese agents and bandit gangs under their payroll trying to seize valuable ore and petroleum resources in Xinjiang Province to fuel their global conquest machine as World War II approaches, the story of one man and how he organized a band of ragtag corporate security forces from a regional oil company, a group of small town sheriffs deputies, and roughneck ranchers from the surrounding area into a formidable and organized force of frontier rangers to protect these resources.
The ending credits song of the epic Chinese western TV series "Damocanglang". (Wolf Of The High Desert) In the face of insidious Japanese agents and bandit gangs under their payroll trying to seize valuable ore and petroleum resources in Xinjiang Province to fuel their global conquest machine as World War II approaches, the story of one man and how he organized a band of ragtag corporate security forces from a regional oil company, a group of small town sheriffs deputies, and roughneck ranchers from the surrounding area into a formidable and organized force of frontier rangers to protect these resources.
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Always dug this song.....I have a feeling more than one other of you guys might like it too.
It's about as good as it gets as far as musicianship goes, it just looks stodgy because of the era.
It's about as good as it gets as far as musicianship goes, it just looks stodgy because of the era.
A) I wished I could have been a fly on the wall there.
B) How did I get old enough to feel the meaning of this song?
If I had known I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself.
B) How did I get old enough to feel the meaning of this song?
If I had known I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself.
OF all types of music that I listen to, and all the singers I admire, and considering myself a singer who plays guitar, this is my most favorite voice in the world. I could listen to this after being in a stinking ditch in what used to be a cow pasture and it would soothe my nerves.
And she was easy on the eye.
And she was easy on the eye.
Also giving a shoutout to @Bender for bringing this to my attention in another thread:
Constance - Spiritbox
Constance - Spiritbox
Courtney is a powerhouse! Another very talented female vocalist!
The New Avargul: Melodies From The Desert - Dao Lang
Theme song for another TV series called "Melodies From The Desert", a compilation of tales from caravan pack herd drivers and merchants traveling the Silk Road across the western desert during the late Han Dynasty which connected Imperial China to the rest of Eurasia. Facing starvation, relentless brutal weather and temperature extremes, and constant attacks from bandits and gangs of robbers drawn to the precious goods that the caravans were carrying. Avargul is one of the lonely cities along this trade route, located in westernmost Xinjiang almost near the border of what is today Tajikstan, then a prefecture city and the main operations base of the Imperial Han Army in the western part of the empire. Here, "Avargul" is also personified as a mysterious nomad woman who can communicate with wolves and uses this to protect the caravans that traverse the desert, as the fearsome Han Imperial troops stationed in the city also does.
Theme song for another TV series called "Melodies From The Desert", a compilation of tales from caravan pack herd drivers and merchants traveling the Silk Road across the western desert during the late Han Dynasty which connected Imperial China to the rest of Eurasia. Facing starvation, relentless brutal weather and temperature extremes, and constant attacks from bandits and gangs of robbers drawn to the precious goods that the caravans were carrying. Avargul is one of the lonely cities along this trade route, located in westernmost Xinjiang almost near the border of what is today Tajikstan, then a prefecture city and the main operations base of the Imperial Han Army in the western part of the empire. Here, "Avargul" is also personified as a mysterious nomad woman who can communicate with wolves and uses this to protect the caravans that traverse the desert, as the fearsome Han Imperial troops stationed in the city also does.
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5 finger death punch got a new one out. Judgment day. Quite badass. I'm no music guru and really don't listen to much, I have to say they rock.when I do listen to music most would say your fucked up.
5 finger death punch got a new one out. Judgment day. Quite badass. I'm no music guru and really don't listen to much, I have to say they rock.when I do listen to music most would say your fucked up.
When I need a real boost
When I want to address my first love
When I want to reflect on some of what I’ve done and where I’ve been (and perhaps, the best advertisement ever made)
When I want to address my first love
When I want to reflect on some of what I’ve done and where I’ve been (and perhaps, the best advertisement ever made)
Fuck yeah, Norse music is awesome. I found this a few weeks ago and my workouts have ratcheted up a few intensity notches
I listen to this when I jerk off to Frank's vids on Twitter everynight. 
Follow that with an old fashioned version of Amazing Grace for me.
That song reminds me of a kid I had at age 4 in Vacation Bible School.
Died in Anbar Province in 2012
PFC Brandon Buttry.
Rest easy and see you soon enough.
That song reminds me of a kid I had at age 4 in Vacation Bible School.
Died in Anbar Province in 2012
PFC Brandon Buttry.
Rest easy and see you soon enough.
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