Barnacles performed by Ugly Casanova
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Martys Tardis performed by Venetian Snares
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Dance and Shake Your Tambourine performed by Universal Robot Band
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Requiem pour un con performed by serge gainsbourg
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: There is an instrumental version on a twelve inch I have that sounds remarkably prescient of Metal Box era PiL: heavy repetetive bass, odd guitar noises and something about the drums, too.
Great track, vocal or no.
: oh, that�s awesome, n-jeff! i always wondered if there was an instrumental version...one of the funkiest white tracks ever
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Exchanging Glances performed by Unknown
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Fatal Tragedy performed by Dream Theater
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Biosfear performed by Circus Maximus
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Doomsday performed by Murray Gold
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Your Guardian Angel performed by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
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Sierra Leone performed by Mt Eden Dubstep
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Strange Fruit performed by Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
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: Nina Simone's version of this is also very beautiful.
: An extremely important and agonizingly beautiful song.
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C.A.T cat mane billi performed by kishore kumar
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Come Rain or Come Shine performed by Judy Garland
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who needs forever performed by astrud gilberto
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: you must pick-up the quincy jones soundtrack (released with the score to "the pawnbroker") with astrud singing "who needs forever". The lush quincy jones score is hauntingly beautiful, and astrud never sounded better. This version is the real deal for me..
: Amazing guitar on this piece.
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Birds And Bees performed by Warm Sounds
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: Never heard "Birds and Bees", it sounds interesting. I have a 45 by Warm Sounds that I may do a write-up on, it's called "Night Is A-Comin'/Smeta Murgaty", from 1968 on Deram Records. The reason I mention it is because it is one of the most totally "out-there" psychedelic numbers I've ever come across. Features the wonderful lyric "In my head the Grateful Dead are peering through the bars!" Unfortunately I don't think it's on CD either.
: it's amazing! heard it from "A Walk in Alice's Garden" compilation.
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Trzeba Wracać performed by Novi Singers
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: just to reiterate, this IS the best song ever!
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La Lucertola performed by Ennio Morricone
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: Perfect description, delicado. This track is firmly in my Morricone Top 10, though it would be impossible for me to actually write down a top 10, maybe top 20, no, a top 50 would be possible...maybe...damn, one man - so many terrific tunes!
: I got the first Mondo Morricone cd on its original release nearly 10 years ago now,I was familiar with Morricone's stuff but when I heard this it totally changed me.I became a Morricone devotee and this first track along with "Metti..." blew me away.The version on Mondo is actually about a minute shorter than the original version,so is "Metti" and some of the other "Mondo" tracks,they've abridged them no doubt to fit the cd...I found this out gradually from hearing the complete versions,they're not different versions,they've just been cut down....This is one of Ennio's all time great themes.
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Pavane for a Dead Princess performed by Eumir Deodato
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: While I find Deodato to be a stimulating and interesting artist (and am far from being a "classical purist" of any sort), I can't really muster any great enthusiasm for this recording. Too close to being a kind of synthesis of Ravel's original for solo piano (1899) and version for full orchestra (1910), I find Deodato's funky adaptations of Stauss's "Also Sprach Zarathustra" and, particularly Debussy's "Prelude to the afternoon of a faun" somewhat more worthwhile. Maybe I should listen again to the Ravel adaptation, but in the past I have found its blandness a little irritating...
: What I like about this track is the fact that it's a very black, funky take on a piece with questionable Aryan overtones. It can be heard to great affect in Hal Ashby's 'Being There', which I think was Peter Sellers' last film.
: Re the above comment: I was talking about 'Also Sprach Zarathrustra', not the Ravel piece. Sorry for any confusion.
: As far as the Ravel adaptation goes, I find it pleasant if a little bit chocolate-boxey, reminiscent of the 60s soundtracks of Francis Lai. I can't argue with Delicado's comments about the string sound though, which is astonishing.
: Bore - Ring! If you are going to listen to Deodato. Listen to the early Equipe LPs. When his sound was so hip, hipper than hip, the bastard brazilian son of Henry Mancini hip. Get a copy of "Tremendao" grab a beer and try to find a nice warm spot of sunshine.
: Well, you have to remember that I'm someone who is obsessed with string sounds. I listen fanatically to late 50s and 60s mood music records, and am a fan of both Percy Faith and Jackie Gleason's records. Yes, I love Brazilian music, and enjoy all of Deodato's 60s Equipe LPs, but I also have a very real and intense love of what my pal G400 defines as 'chocolate-boxy' easy listening music. Deodato's 1972 LP 'Percepcao' (recently reissued on CD in Brazil) also falls into this category, and I adore it!
: One of the purist fusion jazz artists of his time. Listen to the music, don't try to interpret it or rationalize it. Your missing the point. Eumir is unmistakeably one of the pioneers in this gendre.
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Sly performed by Herbie Hancock
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suspiria performed by I Goblin
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: Oh yeah, this is one of the creepiest tracks ever recorded with it's hypnotically repetitive style building up slowly in the first half and then turning into a faster paced prog-rockish second half with a kind of gothic sounding, massive organ and furious synths.
: I also forgot the chanting. And theres some kind of bassy dijeridoo thing going on in there too.
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The Cutter performed by Echo & The Bunnymen
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It's My Life performed by Talk Talk
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Brilliant Trees performed by David Sylvian
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: Bought album of same name due to tracks "Red Guitar" and "Pulling Punches" getting major airplay on DC radio at time. Was not disappointed! Moody and nice bass lines! Sylvian's voice is ... unusual.
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Strength to Dream performed by Propaganda
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Red Sleeping Beauty performed by McCarthy
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Gone...Like the Swallows performed by And Also The Trees
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Oh Well, I'll never learn performed by Morrissey
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: I couldn't agree more! Having purchased the US 12 inch of 'suedehead' which didn't include this track, it was such a nice surprise in 1994 when I purchased the 13-cd british singles box set and found this track. Moz sings this song with such a great since of joyous naughtiness that you just want to tweak his delinquent little nose.
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Yesterday Is Here performed by Tom Waits
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Desire Lines performed by Lush
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Houdini’s Box performed by Jill Sobule
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"flowers" performed by rozz williams & gitane demone
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: I have just registered and only to say that Flowers is an amazing song.Rozz was amazing...I had forgotten...
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Bittersweet performed by Lewis Taylor
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Paranoid Android performed by Radiohead
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Tereza and Tomas performed by Bright Eyes
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Love's theme (Saint Etienne Mix) performed by Pizzicato Five
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Holes performed by Mercury Rev
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Two-Headed Boy performed by Neutral Milk Hotel
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granite state destroyer performed by scissorfight
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Intensify performed by !!!
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: I'm glad other people are digging this band also. I love their debut album in its entirety, and their latest ep is also pretty freakin' amazing. I can't wait until their new album drops!
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Presidential Suite performed by Super Furry Animals
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Just for a moment performed by Aqualung
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Always performed by Pet Shop Boys
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Glósóli performed by Sigur Rós
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"hotel room" performed by richard hawley
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Turning of the Tide performed by Steve Wynn & The Miracle 3
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The Disturbing Presence of Chachi performed by Western Civ
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Oblivion performed by Mastodon
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