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Do it, do operator
Come up, come up, come up so hard
Do it, do it, do it,
Do it, do operator
So what, so what, so what, so what, so what?
Do it, do it, do it,
Do it, do operator
So what, so what, so what, so what, so what?
It's impossible and, over mountain Doka
And I wonder, I wonder, I wonder
There is nothing else that in pieces to pieces are straight
When I forget about it
I can't face the pieces on fire
You stood straight, cause don't you know
That I've been picking up, to someone
Help, I'm falling down!
It's impossible, when the night inverts us
And I wonder, I wonder, I wonder what I am?
It's destructible, but I know that someday,
when I'm gone, I'm going, I'm going oh-oh-oh
I can't face the pieces on fire,
You stood strangers don't you know?
That I've been picking up from somebody's left
Help, I'm falling down!
Do it, do it, do it,
Do it, do operator
Come on, come on, come on so hard
Do it, do it, do it,
Do it, do operator
Come on, come on, come on so hard
quite nice !
RP has taken over my world. Spotify is pointless. TV is dead. Resistance is useless.
I bet you ment "futile"
This is.. hmm.. not impressive. Not at all. Actually quite boring, but still a helluva lot better than what they're playing in DR P3(Danish Radio, Programme 3).
The other day the mrs had set our car radio to play DR P3. When I had to use the car later that day I was immediately appaled by the extreme use of autotune(I think it's called). And it got even worse: It was in Swedish!! (not that I have a lot against our scandinavian neighbours in general, mind you.) Probably the worst 'music' I've ever heard.
Swedish Autotune.. Sounds about as fun as Vogon poetry 🤣
@Bill, btw if you're into exploring Danish music, give Agnes Obel a rest and check out some of the 70's rock like Gasolin - there's a cool track called Rabalderstræde. The parental generation back then referred to the genre as 'Barbwire music', complaining and moaning that it sounded like the guitars were strung up with.. well.
The other day the mrs had set our car radio to play DR P3. When I had to use the car later that day I was immediately appaled by the extreme use of autotune(I think it's called). And it got even worse: It was in Swedish!! (not that I have a lot against our scandinavian neighbours in general, mind you.) Probably the worst 'music' I've ever heard.
What did I tell you about yeppers?
Whatchoo got against yeppers?
What did I tell you about yeppers?
LOL! ...a positive response in any form of slang works for me!
yeppers
What did I tell you about yeppers?
Resistance is never useless.To think so is to give up all hope.
https://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/03/04/173274068/how-one-band-turned-a-ghost-town-into-a-giant-recording-studio
Interestingly, I remember this NPR story, but don't recall hearing this piece before.
Believe I listen more closely to music on RP than even I do on NPR, which says something for me.
Probably because of listening to RP thru headphones. Maybe not because the NPR story was quite a while ago now.
NPR (my local station) and RP are the only 2 entities I contribute to on a monthly basis automatically.
Tomasni wrote:
/Tomas in Sweden
/Tomas in Sweden
Pierre Moerlen's "Gong"?
Bill, this is a creepy song for a sunny Saturday afternoon.
How One Band Turned A Ghost Town Into A Giant Recording Studio
I heard the NPR story about that, it was fascinating, made me want to visit the island.
Just rated this a 7 without knowing it was the band from that story.
Will need to bump to 8 for serendipity's sake.
How One Band Turned A Ghost Town Into A Giant Recording Studio
Swearing eases that pain:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-do-we-swear/
Afterclang, is that moment after you smash your head on the cupboard door, when you're waiting for the pain. Often, many people hold their breath, many start singing.
Swearing eases that pain:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-do-we-swear/
Peter_Bradshaw wrote:
....... very much so - liking it
....... very much so - liking it
Interesting...try this on for size: afterclang
Afterclang, is that moment after you smash your head on the cupboard door, when you're waiting for the pain. Often, many people hold their breath, many start singing.
Interesting...try this on for size: afterclang
https://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/03/04/173274068/how-one-band-turned-a-ghost-town-into-a-giant-recording-studio
So weird, I was just reading about Spitzbergen yesterday.
https://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/03/04/173274068/how-one-band-turned-a-ghost-town-into-a-giant-recording-studio
https://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/03/04/173274068/how-one-band-turned-a-ghost-town-into-a-giant-recording-studio
Now that is interesting. Thanks for the post.
Ditto. Great record.
Dansk?
You don't say.....
Has me stopping everything else and listening on the first time through.
https://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/03/04/173274068/how-one-band-turned-a-ghost-town-into-a-giant-recording-studio
Bill gave some interesting bits of this story after the song played. Fascinating. Thanks for the link!
Yes! RP has introduced me to many new songs and artists and I'm very glad for it.
https://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/03/04/173274068/how-one-band-turned-a-ghost-town-into-a-giant-recording-studio
Steve wrote:
yeppers
It followed Fanfare today (Dec 21) too. Bill, tell me you don't have this on some month-long repeat cycle!
Evidently not.
It followed Fanfare today (Dec 21) too. Bill, tell me you don't have this on some month-long repeat cycle!
You should be afraid of it catching you! The efterklang is a recently realized Danish bogeyman who comes during the night to eat the MP3s of naughty children.
Yeah, I just made that up. But it might be true?
Hillarious!
Actually, the word is composed of two words that appear in english - After and Clang - think of E.A. Poe's poem 'The Bells' there is a Clang. and the 'After' in this case is the sound of the Bells slowly dying in something of a rolling (thunder?)
So Reverb probably pretty much covers that. . .allthough, clang may not be in everyday use any longer?
You should be afraid of it catching you! The efterklang is a recently realized Danish bogeyman who comes during the night to eat the MP3s of naughty children.
Yeah, I just made that up. But it might be true?
I like this boy—shows promise.
This sounds strangely familiar... Like a classic tune from a classic, groundbreaking band.
Maybe it's just that good.
Like everyone her, I listened up. And may want to dig deeper.
"Solid 7", as someone said!
This sounds strangely familiar... Like a classic tune from a classic, groundbreaking band.
Maybe it's just that good.
Like everyone her, I listened up. And may want to dig deeper.
"Solid 7", as someone said!
You should be afraid of it catching you! The efterklang is a recently realized Danish bogeyman who comes during the night to eat the MP3s of naughty children.
Yeah, I just made that up. But it might be true?
..tune sorta grabbed me at the outset..starting it at a solid 7 & will see how it grows..
I listened up too.
Please do not hesitate to make us venture into unknown territories like this one!
Without the lyrics, it is Esquivel on Valium.
Ja, kamelåså!
Correctamundo Sir!
Without the lyrics, it is Esquivel on Valium.