This track needs no explantion. Superb.
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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Monday, 21 December 2009
Salt N Pepa ft. En Vogue - Whatta Man
Barry White - eat your heart out.
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Entertainment,
favourite things,
music,
youtube
Monday, 20 July 2009
My favourite Michael Jackson songs
Now all the dust has settled, here's a quickie post, just to show I'm still alive in the land of blogosphere.
Some of my favourite MJ songs:
Some of my favourite MJ songs:
- Rock with You
- Smooth Criminal
- Man in the Mirror
- The Way You Make Me Feel
- Thriller
- Wanne be Starting Something
- Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough
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Amusement,
celebrities,
Entertainment,
favourite things,
music,
youtube
Friday, 1 August 2008
What's Up on Planet Earth? The Circle Game.
My friend bellizimo (EBAY profile) is visiting.
We are able to provide each other with mutual support and commiserations regards our long term ball and chains, exchange ideas and views, and learn from each other. She pointed me to one of her favourite web sites, which had a special page on African issues like Darfur, and with this profile;
African Relief - What's Up on Planet Earth?
The Darfur link took me to the web site of the ICG, International Crisis Group, which I've been aware of since Gareth Evans (WIKI) joined it nearly a decade ago.
There are some interesting articles and papers in his extensive biography (ICG), including this one: "How to secure peace in Liberia", Comment by Gareth Evans and Comfort Ero in The Observer from June 29 2003.
Round and round we go in The Circle Game.
We are able to provide each other with mutual support and commiserations regards our long term ball and chains, exchange ideas and views, and learn from each other. She pointed me to one of her favourite web sites, which had a special page on African issues like Darfur, and with this profile;
African Relief - What's Up on Planet Earth?
Liberia, Another Story
In November of 2005, Liberia elected a new president, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Africa's first female head of state. After 14 years of civil war, this first democratically elected female president is bringing with her a tremendous amount of feminine energy. Devoted to creating peace and rebuilding Liberia, she has a huge task at hand, but so far, is making great progress.
She is committed to re-connecting Liberia with the international community, empowering women, and ensuring that Liberia’s prior war lord, Charles Taylor, stands trial in Sierra Leone for his role in supporting the reign of terror campaign, and for his crimes against humanity.
The Darfur link took me to the web site of the ICG, International Crisis Group, which I've been aware of since Gareth Evans (WIKI) joined it nearly a decade ago.
There are some interesting articles and papers in his extensive biography (ICG), including this one: "How to secure peace in Liberia", Comment by Gareth Evans and Comfort Ero in The Observer from June 29 2003.
Round and round we go in The Circle Game.
Monday, 14 July 2008
Blow up the pokies
It will be interesting to see what impact Nick Xenophon will have in the Federal Senate, and whether the states can be weened off pokies revenue.
Blow Up The Pokies, The Whitlams. (You Tube)
I think the pokies should have another series of motivating sounds and audio effects, rather like the voice overs in computer games like PGA Golf; you know, things like "ooh - that must've hurt", "this is a run of bad luck, isn't it?", and more pointed "LOSER!", "Have you eaten yet?", "Shouldn't you go home now?", included along with the happy tinkly fun sounds.
Oh, and the sound of maniacal laughter after each losing hand. And an occasional syrupy "Thank you for your generous contribution to the state's revenue base" whenever the mug punter feeds more credits into the machine.
Blow Up The Pokies, The Whitlams. (You Tube)
"And I wish I could shine you the right words, to blow up the pokies and drag them away.
Because they're taking the food off the table, so they can say that the trains run on time".
I think the pokies should have another series of motivating sounds and audio effects, rather like the voice overs in computer games like PGA Golf; you know, things like "ooh - that must've hurt", "this is a run of bad luck, isn't it?", and more pointed "LOSER!", "Have you eaten yet?", "Shouldn't you go home now?", included along with the happy tinkly fun sounds.
Oh, and the sound of maniacal laughter after each losing hand. And an occasional syrupy "Thank you for your generous contribution to the state's revenue base" whenever the mug punter feeds more credits into the machine.
Friday, 11 July 2008
Gorillaz vs Peter Gabriel, Dare - Big Time remix
Discovered this Big Time Dare Gorillaz vs Peter Gabriel remix when I was searching You Tube on a nostalgia kick for Steve Winwood.
Great mix.
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Entertainment,
favorite,
media,
music,
youtube
Friday, 2 May 2008
Joni Mitchell 'both sides now', year 2000, audio ONLY
Heart achingly, heart breakingly beautiful, sung from life, of life, lived then and now.
Saturday, 1 December 2007
Mark 'Diesel' Lizotte on RocKwiz
The election's over, so back to the real world.
Mark "Diesel" Lizotte is one of Australia's most prodigious talents.
If you ever get a chance to see him live, grab it!
Labels:
Australian artist,
blues,
music,
rock,
youtube
Wednesday, 7 November 2007
Tina Arena - Sorrento Moon (I Remember)
One of Australia's best chanteuse's, Tina Arena now lives in France. A new album is due out in December, with Australia being first in. Thanks Tina, we know you still call Australia home. ;-)
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Australian artist,
favorite,
music,
youtube
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