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deathparade

deathparade

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Anything from the K-DST radio from GTA San Andreas and

 

 

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[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4K6ZxDwi34

 

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[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y4vIzEkd6s

 

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Sorry old pc folks spoiler bugs...

 

Also these:

 

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I mean the devil, sex and alcohol can't get any better than this!

 

 

Oow another one:

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Fuck yea Red Alert 2

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tattooedillusions

tattooedillusions

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"This is 100% natural voice. No Autotune bullshit.

Learn something from this' date=' all you talentless 'singers' in the music industry of today."

papalolita

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Not the kind of music I listen to but that was pretty damn awesome! Extreme talent there. Hey some of the vocals would fit well in the music I listen to also lol. But yeah they are great musicians and vocalists!

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Guest Kate the Bionic Uterus

Guest Kate the Bionic Uterus

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Great song Mad God. It worked well with the video which was pretty sick to watch. Cheers :cool:

 

I'm listening to one of my favourite albums; Keith Jarrett's The Köln Concert

 

FYI:

Keith Jarrett is one of the world's all time great Jazz artists. He is the Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead) of Jazz but his music is more like Pink Floyd. Strange mix? Not really. He was famous for his mantra like

hypnotically rhythmic improvisation.The Kohl Concert was completely improvised from beginning to end and during the whole concert he is moaning and groaning throughout the performance. :cool: Awesome :exclamation:

 

From the mid-70s on, his concerts began to resemble religious rituals, attended by flocks of devotees for whom his music had a meditative, spiritual and transformative power. And all this stemmed from the recording of a single album – conceived as a live concert by a sleep-deprived Jarrett on a faulty grand piano – made in Köln, Germany, on 24 January 1975. The concert is in 4 parts (Part 1, Part 2a, Part 2b, Part 2c) and should be listened to in order from beginning to end.

 

Sales of The Köln Concert, on Munich's fledgling new-music label, ECM, broke records of all kinds. It remains the bestselling solo album in jazz, and the bestselling solo piano album in any genre.

 

This makes great dinner music or after dinner music in the living room especially if you want to get lucky! :heart:

 

http://youtu.be/wU7ZuVZHqTk

 

http://youtu.be/zV3z4u_7rFo

 

http://youtu.be/cKkT-qeC32A

 

http://youtu.be/paakWlcgxKc

 

I will embed the videos properly later

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