This is a fantastic one hit wonder from 1992 (35 years ago 😲) Dutch Band Ten Sharp's You
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Songs:
1. Beyonce: Cuff it
2. Lana Del Rey: Yayo
3. Anohni and the Johnsons: It Must Change
4. Black Country, New Road: Haldern
5. Hudson Mohawke: Bicstan
Artists:
1. Lana Del Rey
2. The Avalanches
3. Black Country, New Road
4. Hudson Mohawke
5. Amy Winehouse
26,000 minutes.
Favorite genre Art Pop.
Apparently, Berkeley is the place where people listen to the same stuff I do.
Browsing YouTube I find this video of Dua Lipa singing Careless Whisper, generated by AI, and the truth is, let's be honest, no one sings this song as good as George Michael
Bob Dylan at Stirling Castle in 2001.
He looked and sounded bored shirtless.
I absolutely love him, he was class. Best male solo artist ever in my eyes.
For me they started with Meddle, peaked with Dark Side and tailed off after the Final Cut.
No denying they have produced one of the best albums ever made and have been one of the most successful bands in history.
A very complex character but I watched the documentary on her and she came across as a good person who had a troubled life.
She was an excellent and unique artist
He had a beautiful voice.
I remember watching a news report about him suffering from dementia. They caught a fantastic moment where a pianist played one of his songs and he had a moment of clarity singing along.
Saw Elton the week before Glastonbury. He was excellent. His Glastonbury show looked just as good from the bits I caught on TV.
Sad news. Terrific entertainer and a true legend.
As stereotypical as it may be for anybody into heavy metal... Metallica - Black Album.
Actually called "Metallica" but that's just a technicality.
A close second for Bullet for My Valentine - The Poison, as it basically defined my teenage years.
Ninety-four is a fair age!
One of the greatest songwriters of all time.
They said on the news it was sudden after contracting bacterial meningitis
The guitarists' guitarist. An incredible master of the guitar, certainly amongst the best for talent and emotion.
Still think it is good but cancelling shows that are decent is annoying. But I still have it as my main streaming platform.
Hans Zimmer: Hollywood Rebel
Really enjoyable documentary on iPlayer, what a career!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001d9jf/hans-zimmer-hollywood-rebel
1. Carly Rae Jepsen
2. Beyoncé
3. P!nk
4. Shygirl
5. Taylor Swift
1. Talking to Yourself - Carly Rae Jepsen
2. I Must Apologise - Pink Pantheress
3. Anything But Me - MUNA
4. Be Careful - KAYTRANADA (feat. Thundercat)
5. Talk - Beabadoobee
Very talented lady who now seems in control of her career and output direction rather than the usual corporate safe output of other current music stars. Good on her.
I’ve recently discovered Mark Lanegan. Never heard of him till he died
Really sad. Not a band I knew a lot about but 33 is no age at all.
He seemed like a truly nice guy in the interviews I've seen and read.
Very sad news.
One of the best modern-day drummers and his talents will be massively missed.
Saw Foo Fighters twice and what a show they put on. Hawkins was very impressive both on drums and vocals.
I Won’t Last A Day Without You is my favourite but rarely gets mentioned.
This guilty pleasure malarkey is nonsense. Why be ashamed of your musical tastes? A tune either resonates with you or it doesn't and its coolness, or lack of it, should be of no consideration.
An absolute one-off legend whose music will still be listened to many years after his death. He was a great showman with a great stage presence. The music and songs were fantastic, will never tire of hearing his best hits.
Chris Martin has said that once they finish recording album twelve in 2025 they will cease to become a recording group and instead focus on just live touring.
Apparently, it was always the plan to stop making new songs after twelve albums but no fixed date had ever been announced until now.
It will be close to their 25th anniversary at this point so is it a good decision or will they return to the studio after a few years off?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-59766719
Top 5 artists:
Sam Fender
Bruce Springsteen
Pearl Jam
Fleetwood Mac
Gregory Alan Isakov
Top 5 songs:
Sam Fender - Seventeen Going Under
The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary
Shed Seven - Chasing Rainbows
The Jam - Ghosts
The Jam - That's Entertainment
Crikey! He's like a different person. A mixture of spine problems and alcoholism.
