🎶 The Official TTF Music Thread! 🎶

[rollinstoned]

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

Another "piece of Eight" -- a live, acoustic version:

And in concert a few months ago, being adored by thousands of fans:

And why not? She's adorable! 😍

 

[Erestor Arcamen]

I prefer this Pieces of Eight personally 😁

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[Erestor Arcamen]

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

Hmm. Seems strangely familiar, somehow. . .

Oh yes. Well I guess guess every six pages is good.

At least I can give it a like now!

 

[Erestor Arcamen]

Hmm. Seems strangely familiar, somehow. . .

Oh yes. Well I guess guess every six pages is good.

At least I can give it a like now!

Lol I'm sure it's thanks to you that it popped up on my feed to watch 😂.

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[Alice]

Well, I've recently found very nice song of one Russian singer. It's with russian lyrics (and terrible mistakes in it)

 

[Alice]

Oh and that's a folk song (I adore it). The singer's name is Melnitsa (Мельница)

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

Another Russian group I never heard of.
I like this! I may steal it for the Middle Earth thread!

International members always bring something new and interesting. Is TTF a great forum or what? 😁

 

[Erestor Arcamen]

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

Well, watch what you click, huh? Now I get Melnitsa on my recommendations -- not that I mind!

I don't know what the film is; looks like a Chinese ghost story, but I could be wrong, and I like the song:

Another one from this group. And this time, I recognize the film: Moon Lovers; Scarlet Heart Ryeo, starring none other than IU! Is that serendipity, consilience, or what?

Thanks, Alice! 😊

 

[TrackerOrc]

So the new Dylan album is due out in the middle of June, and now Neil Young is releasing a long-lost album from 1975; not a bad month coming up!

 

[Ithilethiel]

Keeping to Warren Zevon, his most well known and popular, always remember, "his hair was perfect..."

 

[Squint-eyed Southerner]

 

[Tulukastaz]

I don't think this particular song is well known - but it is a good piece of music. (The brass instruments in the "background" are nice, and a good little Sax solo). His singing is "dynamic" and lyrical genious (generally speaking) - I assume he wrote the lyrics. If not, he still wrote much other good lyrics - Imagine being the most well known.

 

[Olorgando]

Oh and that's a folk song (I adore it). The singer's name is Melnitsa (Мельница)

I was surprised by the intro, I'd have thought it to be something Irish (the lyrics would have had to have been Old Gaelic, "obviously").
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[Alice]

I was surprised by the intro, I'd have thought it to be something Irish (the lyrics would have had to have been Old Gaelic, "obviously").
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Oh, yes, this music tries to sound Irish, not Russian
A very sad song actually

 

[Tulukastaz]

I was surprised by the intro, I'd have thought it to be something Irish (the lyrics would have had to have been Old Gaelic, "obviously").
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Oh, yes, this music tries to sound Irish, not Russian
A very sad song actually

The beginning (and at the end) sounded a bit like one element of Nordic folk. When the song kicks to start - it becomes a bit "Dutch" folk sounding, the flute being mainly responsible for that. The singing does have "Baltic" vibes. Interesting song. It has Celtic elements but I wouldn't say that it sounds Irish.

This is Irish (for me):
Tony MacMahon - My Love is in America / Castle Kelly

I really like the mysterious notes and tones in the second reel - Castle Kelly (it almost throws me back to some distant time - OR is it a bit like the music of the Elves?). My Love is in America is a bit more "hobbit-like"

 

[Erestor Arcamen]