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house of the rising sun, 1964, showing a touchy choreografy, which I never saw back in those days as my parents didn't have tv then. Europe, culturally still recovering from WW2, was far behind in time compared to the US, .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jy2XWmWAcQ&feature=kp

Johnny Kendall was one of the very early adopters in Holland, his first hit was called St James Infirmary, mid 1964, same as the Animals song.
It was in the air
It made my think of (the sound of) the Animals.
Johnny Kendall 1964: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGsQUtRxIaw

The guy is 70 now, life on tv tonight in a talkshow about forgotten heros, and still works as a wall-paperer, like back in the 60ties.
In 2003 he performed on a reunion party, same song, still going strong:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ2Pi_ymvho

memories...

and of course this one: Happyday, here a 12 minute 'supercut':
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQIGHF1TzhQ
highly compelling global images of eh, happiness, with some funny breaks like on 02:00.
One world, one nation

Giorgio Moroder - Chase (Original Extended Version) 1978

Tame Impala

Feels like we're only going backwards

Elephant

http://www.di.fm/goapsy

it's good tonight
now even for hardrock lovers (Prosper - Thinking About You).

Hi !
I want to share some songs from a french band that is trying to emerge !
It's very nice and well played and produced :
https://my.zikinf.com/twiamband

I hope you'll enjoy !
I don't know them in person, but i found the music really inspired !

Vitalic - Poison Lips

A bit of Giorgio Moroder influences

R.I.P. Horace Silver.
http://www.volkskrant.nl/vk/nl/3380/muz ... eden.dhtml
(scroll down for a great old life clip, 'Señor Blues').

Jimmy Hendrix with Curtis Knight en The Squires, New Jersey 1965, playing What'd I say:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26oaLXiiIpA

Hmm, went out nice for me in that version...

Tubular Bells - Mike Oldfield live

http://youtu.be/sSRJvq4Wd48

It's frightening me how my musical taste changes

As a big Underworld fan I was delighted to find this on my Facebook wall when I got home from work today: https://soundcloud.com/underworld/saved ... isterons-1

...mix of outtakes from the upcoming 20th year anniversary special edition release of their debut album Dubnobasswithmyheadman. Must listen

King of Snake? Are you alive man? What a pleasure to know you are still around man! Greetings to you!

Last time I saw Underworld was at the STRP art & technology festival in Eindhoven in 2010.
Good life act they are.
Thanks for the tip!
Not their best work/recordings of course (imho), but for a fan it's a nice look into the kitchen

Here a classic one by Underworld, Born Slippy, as used in the film Trainspotting ('96):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKLspd7QQw0
And then there's always Dark and Long...

Cool I was at the STRP gig as well. And pretty much every other Underworld concert in the Netherlands since 1999 or so (and a bunch in Belgium, England, Germany and once in New York ). Definitely a great live act, although these days they play the same setlist over and over while back in the day they improvised shows much more and you never knew what they were gonna play and in what order.
Sadly I couldn't get tickets for the one off special live performance of Dubnobasswithmyheadman they're gonna do in London in october. Tickets sold out for that in seconds.

Nestor wrote:King of Snake? Are you alive man? What a pleasure to know you are still around man! Greetings to you!

Hey man Nestor Yeah I'm still around. Never really left but life has gotten in the way of doing much music the past couple of years. Trying to get into it a bit again now though and at least I have my Scope system running smoothly again as well.