Oh my my this here Anakin guy
May be Vader someday later - now he's just a small fry
And he left his home and kissed his mommy goodbye
Sayin' "Soon I'm gonna be a Jedi"
"Soon I'm gonna be a Jedi"
...
And the Jedi I admire most
Met up with Darth Maul and now he's toast
...
His collaborative work "Sweet Pain" with Michael Brooke (electronic, not Country) is a mustt! (1996, Night Song) My introduction to fusion world music - blew me away
Used for a Quentin Tarrantino soundtrack (and rumoured to be the reason Nusrat died of a heart attack when he found out how violent the movie was)
I remember him from The Natural Born Killers soundtrack not any of Tarantino's films. Which is violent none the less ;)
I wish there were a 7.5 rating. This (for me) is better than a 7 but not quite 8. I think R8TRH8TR would agree with me. We need fractions.
It doesn't matter. If it's 7.5, roll a dice or just put 7 or 8 there. Statistics will sort it out and average it. But beware, as someone suggested rounding up everytime will skew the statistics :D
It was 1997 in post-communist Czech Republic, and people were still super hungry for all the western bands. I loved Nick Cave and went to his concert without a ticket, which was prohibitively expensive for a high school student, with a friend who knew ways to get around. The concert was in a Congress Center. If you knew how to stop a lift abruptly on the 2nd floor, where it wouldn't stop without a key, and then force the door to open—coincidentally, my friend knew how 😉—you could get to the concert hall through a back door (not proud of it, but what the hell, I paid 1000x more for concerts later).
The concert was super amazing, with "Red Right Hand" being one of the songs. To this day, when I hear "The Weeping Song," I get shivers. It's kind of a boring song on the CD (sorry!), but totally stunning live. The crowd was so hypnotized and euphoric that after a second encore, people kept clapping, stomping, shouting, whistling, and screaming for a good 20 minutes, and Cave came back with all The Bad Seeds and added a few more. Probably my best concert memory ever!!!
okay, james blunt stinks but does anyone else not here a similarity between his voice and bowie's?!?! albeit SMALL - i'm not comparing the two's music - there is no comparison
No! Definitely!
When I hear Bowie's voice I'm unable to do whatever else then listen. When I hear ... the other one, I'm going to change radio.
"Too much Led Zeppelin..." - I don't understand the sentence, care to elaborate?
The 'Weird Al' Cover/Parody is better:
Oh my my this here Anakin guy
May be Vader someday later - now he's just a small fry
And he left his home and kissed his mommy goodbye
Sayin' "Soon I'm gonna be a Jedi"
"Soon I'm gonna be a Jedi"
...
And the Jedi I admire most
Met up with Darth Maul and now he's toast
...
The lyrics are awesome!
How fitting
My introduction to fusion world music - blew me away
Used for a Quentin Tarrantino soundtrack (and rumoured to be the reason Nusrat died of a heart attack when he found out how violent the movie was)
I remember him from The Natural Born Killers soundtrack not any of Tarantino's films.
Which is violent none the less ;)
Probably my least favourite track on this damn fine album.
Funny, it's the most favourite track on this damn fine album for me :D
I wish there were a 7.5 rating. This (for me) is better than a 7 but not quite 8. I think R8TRH8TR would agree with me. We need fractions.
It doesn't matter. If it's 7.5, roll a dice or just put 7 or 8 there. Statistics will sort it out and average it. But beware, as someone suggested rounding up everytime will skew the statistics :D
How does that Led Zep lyric go?
"Shame for me girl...
I want to be your back door man".
I'm totally with you. When I heard it I just thought "What the hell, an LZ song I haven't heard yet?"
The concert was super amazing, with "Red Right Hand" being one of the songs. To this day, when I hear "The Weeping Song," I get shivers. It's kind of a boring song on the CD (sorry!), but totally stunning live. The crowd was so hypnotized and euphoric that after a second encore, people kept clapping, stomping, shouting, whistling, and screaming for a good 20 minutes, and Cave came back with all The Bad Seeds and added a few more. Probably my best concert memory ever!!!
Does anyone know the Breaking Bad scene this was playing in?
Walter burying the money.