King Crimson, The court of Crimson King
Luckily I was born into a family where there was always music. Thanks brother.
Luckily I was born into a family where there was always music. Thanks brother.
What music do you love?
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Hey Sene, this thread is really great to make each other discover new bands. Glad you liked the Epica video.
Now you should watch this live performance of Ghost Love Score with Floor Jansen.
Now you should watch this live performance of Ghost Love Score with Floor Jansen.
WOW I Love it, I love it.
it's grandiose. I have the shiver.
I would say it's a great sung symphony, modern times
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Ghost Love Score is probably the pinnacle of symphonic metal. But there is a lot of other good songs and bands in that genre.
Nightwish is probably the most well known. They had 3 singers:
1. The first being Tarja Turunen. Great opera trained singer.
2. After the breakup with Tarja, they hired Annette Olzon but she did not have the talent that was needed to fully replace Tarja. Many people still liked her.
3. Then they hired Floor Jansen which was singing for other metal bands beforehand. She has by far the best voice in my opinion.
Edit: The term often used on hearing Floor Jansen singing is having a floorgasm
Nightwish is probably the most well known. They had 3 singers:
1. The first being Tarja Turunen. Great opera trained singer.
2. After the breakup with Tarja, they hired Annette Olzon but she did not have the talent that was needed to fully replace Tarja. Many people still liked her.
3. Then they hired Floor Jansen which was singing for other metal bands beforehand. She has by far the best voice in my opinion.
Edit: The term often used on hearing Floor Jansen singing is having a floorgasm
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Bob Dylan, like a rolling stone
Thanks my brother, he said to me, it was the first song of 6 minutes.
Thanks my brother, he said to me, it was the first song of 6 minutes.
And here’s another one I got no shame in lettin all you boyz know it’s on my Iphone playlist!
Shout out to Erika from euphoria. You ever cross the pond luv, call me maybe
Shout out to Erika from euphoria. You ever cross the pond luv, call me maybe
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The Byrds, Eight miles high
My brother was a big fan of all of these bands. He had bought the same glasses.
My brother was a big fan of all of these bands. He had bought the same glasses.
Jethro Tull, Aqualung
I just simply love this song. This is masterpiece.
I just simply love this song. This is masterpiece.
The Moody Blues, Nights in white satin
It's among many favorite songs.
It's among many favorite songs.
Rare Earth.. Hum Along and Dance.
Rare Earth is an American soul band affiliated with Motown's Rare Earth record label. Although not the first white band signed to Motown, Rare Earth was the first big hit-making act signed by Motown that consisted only of white members. (None of the previously signed all-white acts, The Rustix, The Dalton Boys, or The Underdogs, had any hits.)[3]
Rare Earth is an American soul band affiliated with Motown's Rare Earth record label. Although not the first white band signed to Motown, Rare Earth was the first big hit-making act signed by Motown that consisted only of white members. (None of the previously signed all-white acts, The Rustix, The Dalton Boys, or The Underdogs, had any hits.)[3]
This weekend, August 08, we were already celebrating the 51st anniversary of the photo.
The Beatles photo on Abbey Road is one of the most famous in the history of music.
It's a legendary photo: John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney and George Harrison, crossing a pedestrian crossing in front of their recording studios on Abbey Road. The four Beatles, walking in unison, illustrated the group's last studio album, Abbey Road, named after this world famous street.
Scorpions, Woman
I love the solos, the singers' voice, in short everything.
I love the solos, the singers' voice, in short everything.
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