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Cisco's Friday Night Music Spot.

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Created by cisco > 9 months ago, 9 Jul 2011
Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
22 Mar 2012 12:11AM
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robert smith tribute, greatest artist of the contemporary era if not ever!



























cisco
QLD, 12323 posts
22 Mar 2012 5:28AM
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Always did like this particular recording of this song.

Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
22 Mar 2012 9:36AM
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^ yeah, i don't fully understand why the cure haven't received more credit.

i'm pretty sure that the majority of people could at least name 1 song they like.
they've been going for 35 years, released an album nearly every year,
have toured consistently to sold out audiences for the entire time
have always and continue to create their own sound
have influenced an enormous number of bands throughout the years

it seems bands like nirvana and the beatles get thrown in the ring as being some of the greats yet the cure, never seem to get a mention.

evlPanda
NSW, 9202 posts
22 Mar 2012 7:08PM
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The Cure rock. You could release Seventeen Seconds now, and it would sound fresh (party due to retro nostalgia, but still)

Note the Smith-esque sound of the guitar samples in this one (it probably is a Cure sample).
That sound, man I love it. Ironically The Cure remind me of summer days at the beach, 'cause that's when I listened to them. Smith's guitar sound, in my head, is the sun playing on the ocean. Weird.

As for this film clip the most I can make of the first few minutes is the connection to Rastafarians, and that "Haile Selassie I, the former and final Emperor of Ethiopia, is another incarnation of the Christian God, called Jah.[9] Most see Haile Selassie I as Jah or Jah Rastafari, who is the second coming of Jesus Christ onto the Earth, but to others he is simply God's chosen king on earth."

Abel is Ethiopian/Canadian.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rastafari_movement
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emperor_of_Ethiopia

The rest of the clip is just weirdly interesting, make of it what you will.




edit:


Rastas say that Jah, in the form of the Holy Spirit (incarnate), lives within the human, and for this reason they often refer to themselves as "I and I"


Well there you go. Now I and I know why they be talking like that.

Stuthepirate
SA, 3589 posts
23 Mar 2012 10:29AM
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Gestalt said...
it seems bands like nirvana and the beatles get thrown in the ring as being some of the greats yet the cure, never seem to get a mention.


20yrs from now, kids will be wearing Cure shirts and pronouncing their coolness (Ramones, Smiths) even without hearing or seeing them live

Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
23 Mar 2012 10:38AM
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@ panda. is was really into that panda. then.... the over processed US style pop vocals started up and i also cut my ears off.

@Stu. 20yrs from now ago, kids will be I started wearing Cure shirts and pronouncing their coolness (Ramones, Smiths) even without after hearing or seeing them live

my little brother, without reading this thread posted this on face book last night proclaiming it as the best rock song ever!!!



according to stuf i've read over the years smith is a hendrix fan.

Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
23 Mar 2012 11:06AM
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blink 182 and bloc party are 3 bands that wear their cure love on their sleeves

some pop cure

















Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
23 Mar 2012 11:37AM
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cure covers


























Ian K
WA, 4048 posts
23 Mar 2012 8:44PM
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cisco
QLD, 12323 posts
24 Mar 2012 12:13AM
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This is an amazing piece of music Ian K. And so to is the imagery.

If I had a prize to give for the best musical post of the week or month you would have it. Thank You.

Ian K said...



Ian K
WA, 4048 posts
24 Mar 2012 9:01PM
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cisco said...


If I had a prize to give for the best musical post of the week or month you would have it.





Thanks Cisco, but you'd have to give the prize to the musicians surely. I'd remembered the band from about 40 yrs ago, someone had the record and it went down well at late evening gatherings. We didn't have google back then, but I now know that the song was first documented in 1899 and that that particular recording was done in one take! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Sailor%27s_Life

Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
24 Mar 2012 11:35PM
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hey i don't mind a bit of a sea shanty and a pint of guiness.....











i guess i'm getting distracted but folk punk reminds me of Oi!











god i love this one












went and saw kellie lloyd today.

Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
25 Mar 2012 2:04AM
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cisco
QLD, 12323 posts
25 Mar 2012 2:20AM
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All due respect gestalt but I don't think the words "punk" and "folk" can be put into the same sentence let alone next to each other.

I think what Ian K posted is a soulful lament rather than a sea shanty.

Certainly a "Sea Shanty", to be meaningful and by definition, must be traditional in nature and delivery.

Sailors prefer simplicity above all else as dealing with the moods of the sea is not usually simple.

The following song is a sea shanty that is on an album, a copy of which on vinyl I bought in Cairns in 1972 in mint condition and I still have.

Dave Van Ronk is one of the legends of American folk music and a contemporary of Woodie Gutherie among others.

Bit of crackle from the vinyl record but otherwise great.



Also performed and recorded by a more contemporary artist, David Bowie with a slightly different character to it.



Same song in what sounds like Russian or Polish.

Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
25 Mar 2012 2:36AM
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Gestalt
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25 Mar 2012 2:55AM
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Gestalt
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25 Mar 2012 3:49AM
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what can i say






















Gestalt
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25 Mar 2012 4:23AM
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Ian K
WA, 4048 posts
25 Mar 2012 7:06AM
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Thought it might be turning into Sea Shanty Sunday. Here's my favourite



Maybe following on Gestalt's songstress theme, I'll scour youtube for 2 or 3 fine examples in the country and western genre. By Friday night, wish me luck.

Gestalt
QLD, 14373 posts
25 Mar 2012 3:05PM
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well i was all set for sea shanty sunday but cisco has made up some new rules.

you just goota think outside the box cisco, it's still a sea shanty only faster,


anyways, here ya go cisco





cisco
QLD, 12323 posts
28 Mar 2012 12:24PM
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I think somehow this thread has become overloaded or something.

It is the slowest page on Seabreeze for my computer to load and seems to slow my computer as well. Be that as it may.

Here is a track that some might remember and I think it was this artist's rendition that got a lot of radio play back then. The guitar playing is great.

55 Days at Peking. It was a pivotal point in world history and a movie was made of it starring Charlton Heston, David Niven, Ava Gardner and our own Sir Robert Helppman.

The full movie is on You Tube and I recommend it as riveting entertainment and a good history lesson for those whose definition of history is "the sh!t ya gotta delete off ya computer so ya parents/wife/kids can't see ya been lookin' at porn".


elbeau
WA, 986 posts
1 Apr 2012 9:59PM
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Is it Friday yet? What with day light saving etc This is worthy Cisco even if it is early.




Ian K
WA, 4048 posts
6 Apr 2012 8:05PM
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It's Friday night Elbeau, reset your clock. Early but they were very good.

Dragging the chain on my country assignment.

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Ian K
WA, 4048 posts
6 Apr 2012 8:40PM
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So much Country music, any subject, it's got it all

cisco
QLD, 12323 posts
7 Apr 2012 1:02PM
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We got both kinds of music 'round here. Country AND Western.

Cassa
WA, 1305 posts
7 Apr 2012 3:26PM
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now for something that you can listen too ,
and enjoy!!



And while I.m at it,

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This is sooo smooth






theDoctor
NSW, 5778 posts
7 Apr 2012 6:15PM
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evlPanda
NSW, 9202 posts
8 Apr 2012 6:12PM
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Hope I'm not too late

cisco
QLD, 12323 posts
9 Apr 2012 1:00AM
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Lets get this thread onto page 21. Hopefully it will load a bit quicker.

Maybe if we all use a separate post for each song we link to, the page won't be so slow.

Anybody else finding the page takes ages to load??

jsnfok
WA, 899 posts
8 Apr 2012 11:10PM
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yea even with 4g it takes it time to load



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