Music What Are You Listening To?
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Jethro
Captain
Noice, classic Aussie track.
luxefaire
Scout
saw uriah heep at hollywood sportotorium in florida a long time ago, they opened for kiss believe it or not. memory is slightly cloudy now about those times, but pretty sure. it was one of my last concerts, by that time i was coming out of them with major headaches, and left it to the younger crowd. the wiki writeup on uh is extensive! i am glad all this history is getting written down....b
Tom
An Old Friend
Laura Cox live | Rockpalast | 2020
The video has placemarks set for each song so you can click right to the song you want to hear.
Hard Blues Shot 00:00:00
Bad Luck Blues 00:05:00
Too Nice For Rock 'N' Roll 00:09:10
Take Me Back Home 00:13:24
Last Breakdown 00:17:35
Looking Upside Down 00:21:52
River 00:26:23
Barefoot In The Countryside 00:33:47
Fire Fire 00:40:19
Guitar Solo Mathieu 00:47:44
The Australian Way 00:52:33
As I Am 00:56:38
Dum Solo Antonin 01:01:24
Heartbreaker 01:04:38
If You Wanna Get Loud - Come To The Show 01:09:07
Freaking Out Loud 01:12:35
They ROCK Out!
luxefaire
Scout
James Guttman's HIGHSOCIETY
HIGHSOCIETY Music Review Bill Gallagher 3550 Words I'm going to show you a world within. A world of rage, and intensity. Althou...
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dispatcher54
Ensign
Just realized that, surprisingly, I don't have much of The Band in my various playlists. I now know what I'll be listening to while working tomorrow. 👍
The Band
The Band was a Canadian-American rock band formed in Toronto, Ontario, in 1967, consisting of four Canadians and one American: Rick Danko (bass guitar, vocals, fiddle), Garth Hudson (keyboards, accordion, saxophone), Richard Manuel (keyboards, drums, vocals), Robbie Robertson (guitar, vocals), and Levon Helm (drums, vocals, mandolin, guitar).
Tom
An Old Friend
I'm making a rather short playlist for when the kids get here.
It'll be a mix of music (no rap!) taken mostly from movies and tv shows for the kids.
I'll throw some metal in there for my sons and a bit of country for their wives.
Plus a blues song or two, just to expand their horizons a bit.
(I'm expecting two of my kids families at the end of the month, 14 people)
I'll be playing it in winamp with a modified milk drop visualization.
I'll also have two small players in either top corner playing current movies on mute in separate playlists.
Not too loud but loud enough for the tones to sound true. Still wanna be able to talk.
Two pics to share...
The first one is set up.
I started two movies muted at either corner in small players.
I opened winamp and set the visualizer to milkdrop.
Started a song...hid desktop icons
Here's what it actually looks like while playing.
Not only does the music continue on the playlist, each movie player's playlist plays continuosly.
I mute the movies in favor of the music.
I can mute the music in favor of a movie and make the movie full screen, then revert back without a problem.
The (moving) image you see fills the TV screen and the music is thru my surround sound system.
On weekends, I usually make milkdrop full screen and light the room with candlelight.
My GF and I both like it...a lot!
In milk drops, I modified the sprites, timing, duration and color depth among other settings. The trick is to remember where you set them when they work in case you make a mistake. I'm set for 520 transitions right now.
The song...
Ruelle ft. Fleurie - Carry You (Official Video)
Can't find Bed Legs - Hold On thru youtube.
Here's another
Bed Legs - Back On Track
another view of a song which is based on a [movie]
Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly (with his song) from the movie Zodiac (2007)
and another, based on a song found in a [movie]
Celeste Prince - Whereever You Are [Sweet November (2001)]
It'll be a mix of music (no rap!) taken mostly from movies and tv shows for the kids.
I'll throw some metal in there for my sons and a bit of country for their wives.
Plus a blues song or two, just to expand their horizons a bit.
(I'm expecting two of my kids families at the end of the month, 14 people)
I'll be playing it in winamp with a modified milk drop visualization.
I'll also have two small players in either top corner playing current movies on mute in separate playlists.
Not too loud but loud enough for the tones to sound true. Still wanna be able to talk.
Two pics to share...
The first one is set up.
I started two movies muted at either corner in small players.
I opened winamp and set the visualizer to milkdrop.
Started a song...hid desktop icons
Here's what it actually looks like while playing.
Not only does the music continue on the playlist, each movie player's playlist plays continuosly.
I mute the movies in favor of the music.
I can mute the music in favor of a movie and make the movie full screen, then revert back without a problem.
The (moving) image you see fills the TV screen and the music is thru my surround sound system.
On weekends, I usually make milkdrop full screen and light the room with candlelight.
My GF and I both like it...a lot!
In milk drops, I modified the sprites, timing, duration and color depth among other settings. The trick is to remember where you set them when they work in case you make a mistake. I'm set for 520 transitions right now.
The song...
Ruelle ft. Fleurie - Carry You (Official Video)
Can't find Bed Legs - Hold On thru youtube.
Here's another
Bed Legs - Back On Track
another view of a song which is based on a [movie]
Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly (with his song) from the movie Zodiac (2007)
and another, based on a song found in a [movie]
Celeste Prince - Whereever You Are [Sweet November (2001)]
Back in the late 90's I was working for the East Coast headquarters of a division of an oil company. Still maintain some friends from then and is where I met the future Mrs. Kevin. The crew from back then ended up in various parts of the world and in a wide range of careers. One of them was Charlie Degenhart who left the corporate world to be a full-time musician. He never quite broke through to the mainstream but continues performing at venues of different sizes and releasing the occasional album. Over the years he relocated to Tennessee so it's been quite some time since Mrs. Kevin & I have seen him perform but his 2004 CD April's Fool still gets a few hits in my casual listening playlist.
Tom
An Old Friend
Yes, I bought a gaming system with a higher end graphics card, not for gaming but because I stream and watch loads of movies (plus I still game a lil). I also do a bunch of amature graphics projects (remember, I'm disabled and have plenty of time now).
The winamp is the newest version made for win10 and milkdrops is actually milkdropsV2.
I've also tweaked my system graphics settings a bit and my TV is set to the better picture setting and sound.
I hated win10 when I first got it but I'm rather pleased with it now that I have all the invasive junk shut off. I'm due for a higher end TV purchase soon but with fixed income that's not a priority.
Playing two movies in separate players + winamp with milkdrops I can also zip 5 or 6 large files at the same time and nothing slows down. I have a powered usb hub, 2 - 4tb external drives and one 6tb drive, a camera and a dvd ripper hooked up while I do this. The only thing which taxes my system is when I try to play certain games at max settings.
I paid $850 for the system and I am pretty happy with its performance so far.
On Topic:
Such a happy guy!
...and talented!
Just in case ya missed it, here's another...
Jethro
Captain
Dude total jelly over here. Would have loved to see this concert.