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Old 11-11-2019, 02:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Title:"Si tú supieras compañero"
Artist:Rosalía
Taken from:Los ángeles
Genre:New Flamenco/Urbano
Year: 2017
Suggested by: Frownland
Familiarity: Zero
Comments: Like acoustic guitar intro, could do without the kid speaking in Spanish, but Rosalía has a beautiful voice, which coming after SOPHIE’s assault on my ears (to be fair, it was more the ****ing keyboards than her, but still, didn’t help) is a real benison. Just lovely. Very relaxing, very elegant, very restrained. Love this. She shows how powerful her voice can be about halfway through when she rips loose. Stunning. The cellos or violins are lovely when they begin, but a bit off-putting as they go on. Still a great song though.
Rating: 8/10
Resultant interest in album: 80%
Resultant interest in artist: 80%
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Old 11-16-2019, 08:59 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Title:"Si tú supieras compañero"
Artist:Rosalía
Taken from:Los ángeles
Genre:New Flamenco/Urbano
Year: 2017
Suggested by: Frownland
Familiarity: Zero
Comments: Like acoustic guitar intro, could do without the kid speaking in Spanish, but Rosalía has a beautiful voice, which coming after SOPHIE’s assault on my ears (to be fair, it was more the ****ing keyboards than her, but still, didn’t help) is a real benison. Just lovely. Very relaxing, very elegant, very restrained. Love this. She shows how powerful her voice can be about halfway through when she rips loose. Stunning. The cellos or violins are lovely when they begin, but a bit off-putting as they go on. Still a great song though.
Rating: 8/10
Resultant interest in album: 80%
Resultant interest in artist: 80%
^ Yes, a bit of a slow start, but a great song by an artist who is completely new to me, so thanks to both of you for the combination rec.

PS: excellent funny definition of Trollhearting too!
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Old 11-13-2019, 10:05 AM   #3 (permalink)
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From the confessions in your OP it sounds like you and me fall into the same category Trollheart: old duffers out of the loop of modern mainstream music. Are we missing out on much? Occasionally a song or two from that other world of music penetrates my voluntary seclusion and makes me wonder.

So, not my genre and not my generation, but here are a couple of Lady Gaga songs you may have missed:

Lady Gaga, from album, The Fame(2008): Poker Face or Brown Eyes

( If Poker Face is new to you, I suggest listening to a clip that has the lyrics. If you're familiar with that famous song, you could try the lesser known Brown Eyes. Either way I'd be curious to know what you make of one of them.)
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Old 11-13-2019, 03:26 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Old 11-13-2019, 03:39 PM   #5 (permalink)
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On this one your voice is kind of weird but really intense and awesome
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Clutch - "X-Ray Visions" from Psychic Warfare
Mary Halvorson - "Possibility of Lightning" from Code Girl
The Modern Lovers - "Pablo Picasso" from The Modern Lovers
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Well you should have posted obnoxiously large videos for me to see.
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I would 've done but my hands were tied by the OP. I wouldn't like to get on the wrong side or Trollheart!

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To prevent everyone posting a million videos and overwhelming me, you'll need to nominate your songs, which is just a smart way of saying tell me what you intend to post, so that, should I actually know some of them, I can save you the trouble. Once approved by me, you can post away.
When I think up a good song I'll probably swap it for my rec because one Lady Gaga song is sufficient, isn't it? For me the thrill of this thread is to get TH to review a whole bunch of varied and weird stuff he's never considered before.
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I would 've done but my hands were tied by the OP. I wouldn't like to get on the wrong side or Trollheart!
I wouldn't want to Trollheart either.
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I wouldn't want to Trollheart either.
^ HaHa! That was clever! At least I now know that the way to make sure you read my posts is to put a typo in them. I might use that to my advantage one dey.
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Sorry to bother you TH, but if you've been following your own thread, you'll know why I'd like to change my song suggestions from Lady Gaga to:-

i) Ocean Breeze by Pablo Cruise from their self-titled 1975 album. A long track but I imagine that you'd enjoy it

ii) Ma Jaiye Oni by King Sunny Ade. Track #5 from his breakout 1982 album, Juju Music. A famous classic - especially to Nigerians.
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