>>15392
The British Army Band had probably been on the cans since the night before so it's not quite the indictment you make it out to be.

>>15393

You say that but here's something I bet you've never considered: The word "Lemur" starts with the letter "L" yet the actual animal doesn't.

>>15394
I don't know if this was your intention or not but I have zero idea what you're talking about.

>>15394
"Actual animal" starts with two As, and so does "aardvark".

I have no additional brass-band versions of songs to offer, but YouTube gave me this one to try to keep the thread on track:

Are we dropping brass bands playing bangers and ignoring the classics? Shame on you two.

Honestly, the entire album is banging. There's also a follow-up which seems impossible to find for free.

>>15396
The words do, certainly. Not the animals though.

Radio 1 Dance have been rinsing this tune for the last month and I can't decide if I hate it or not. It's got a lot of elements I quite like - the garage two-step, the Underworld sample, some nice ear candy - but it also feels a bit like postmodern brainrot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM-BTJKIz0Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJ5V3OZdIZM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6_lzwFKSg0

>>15399
There's another song being played on my radio that talks about 'feels to good it must be illegal' - I'll post it if I can find the title. Interesting sentiment to be playing across multiple genres.

>My name is Pink and I'm really glad to meet you
Getting strong That Poppy vibes. Cool to see it's made an impact.

>>15401
I could swear this song sampled something else, but could find no record of where the sample came from. In the end, I asked Perplexity.ai, and that told me that while "Supernature" did not sample anything, people sometimes say it reminds them of David McWilliams's "Days of Pearly Spencer". And that's the song I meant! The AI revolution is here at last.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZqI4vyWJqU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLh826Uql9Q

I remember coming to the painful revelation when I was younger that I'd always be ordinary at best. It wasn't a nice feeling at the time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcR2AfkxgEg

Salsa romántica is my guilty pleasure.

It's essentially a laid back, mellow, easy going, downtempo form of salsa. Many musicians and salsa fans accuse it of being watered down from the real thing. But, in the right dose, I really enjoy listening to it now and then. Maybe it's also because I spent three weeks in Cuba once, where you often hear this kind of music late at night at tourist beach bars as well as cigar smoke filled taverns off the beaten path where the locals go for a drink.

I don't know if it's the best Spandau Ballet song, but it's the one that's stuck in my head most often.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE2sCISQmpE

>>15413
I think that keyboard riff is famous in its own right, but I didn't know your song so I've spent ages trying to work out what it sounds like. I think it reminds me of Echo Beach:

Bless 'em. Why can't we have hoodlums like this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub747pprmJ8

The phrase "right here, right now" was taken from a dialogue in the sci fi movie Strange Days, spoken by actress Angela Bassett.

>>15415
>Bless 'em. Why can't we have hoodlums like this?

get back to quiggins lad.

>>15417
I can't because all the big scene locations have either been closed or in the case of Camden market turned into an overcrowded tourist attraction.

>>15418

The london scene moved to vauxhall decades ago. Camden is just where you buy things.

I don't know what you mean by 'big scene places', because you just turn up to conventions, festivals, gigs, club nights and raves and those all still exist.


If you have a fantasy that it is big in japan, no more than here. When I was in Harajuku about 10 years ago people were taking pictures of me and my ex rather than the other way round.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcmBowQsVrg

>>15419
That's clearly Korea you anime-less heathen.

It's raining, the sky is interesting shades of grey, need something cheerful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MReg1ZKxFQ4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI6v4feqRIg

Come for the side pussy shot at 1:41 but stay because it's actually a banger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciKTL9oKZrg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxuV0A1Jlxk

I been digging this Dope Lemon playlist. It's a smooth, deep journey through fog country. There're one depressing track that the algorithm seems to have cut out - it had a great soft fuzzy base with huge atmosphere, but then talks about nothing mattering or some shit.

I need that mud, dust and grit on the open road, right now.

I hope this works, I don't know how to link playlists;
https://youtu.be/RKMI_bQLYO8?list=RDRKMI_bQLYO8

>>15429
>I hope this works
fuckers.
At least get this track by Dope Lemon, solid rythm backing a mostly spoken reminiscence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDRKMI_bQLYO8

>>15430
..someone tell me how to use [yt] tags correctly, please?

This is a continuation of my "Friendship" review. That's because it features this song, which I heard for the first time on Radio 6 literally twenty-odd hours before seeing the film, and I enjoyed it enough to listen to it on the way to the cinema again today.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcCSBrtyEP8

>>15431
https://britfa.gs/help/features.html

One day after the death of Ozzy Osbourne, we have now also lost the guitarist from Golden Earring, George Kooymans. He might belong in the foreign music thread since Golden Earring were Dutch, but this song apparently got to #1 in America so I will leave it here:

>>15432

Confidence Man are great. Waiting for them to be cancelled for the bands musicians/DJs wearing burqas in the past.

Youtube playlists are pretty good, aren't they?
I took to listening to some Philip Dick Electric Dreams tracks and it turned into this slowly turning and twisting landscape, mundane yet erruptive at the same time. Talking shit maybe but the sounds!

Vibes adjacent to the witchhouse mixes I was listening to a 5 years back. Get that base, do you feel it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtNSLNUd1VE

>>14813
I don't wanna be cunt, yo, but do any of you guys wanna revisit this? I have and it's still incredible. I don't get how it implies I'm easily impressed.
Sans blood for the blood god you could party this with your kids, it's great.

>>15436
They just put out a new one (five hours ago) animated by Lee Hardcastle (the Pingu vs The Thing guy)

>>15437
Six minutes is a bit long and I want to go to bed, but yes, I've watched a couple of minutes so far and this certainly does seem pretty much tailor-made for me personally.

>>15437
1, the baby has tits.
2, the story only connected with me at the end, after I realised the characters were siblings.
3, I think the end would have been stronger without the baby bonus high score.

The music didn't catch me at first but I'm down for a rewatch n' listen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwnefUaKCbc


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTfzv0mdGrM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiSa7THgxrI

Pat’s Soundhouse is instrumentally great and makes a good album for working to - he uses the khaen which ends up reminding me a lot of Penguin Cafe Orchestra. Here's the sound of a car alarm turned into a song:

There are also vocals but it's a bit 'eh' when he tries to make a song:

Indigo De Souza's new album is worth a listen as well, not least to pick up the influences:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isrwQe6_ETM

Obviously, I'm posting this because it's a bizarre cultural artifact, not because it's even remotely listenable. Lyrically though it isn't dismiliar at all from a lot "hyper-pop" I've heard, so maybe someone should remix/cover it. Then again, what's the point in covering music no one on Earth remembers?

>>15446

>so maybe someone should remix/cover it

Oh, youngladm8.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Touch_Myself

>>15447
Oh, wow, I didn't even realise, with how rough the version I posted sounds, that it was that song.

I've posted this song before, but if the Divinyls are going to come up organically like this, it's as good an excuse as any to post it again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RUIeX6UCT8

Boys of Summer won Best Video at the 1985 MTV Video Music Awards. To which Don Henley famously quipped that he essentially got paid to ride around Los Angeles in the back of a pickup truck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyWVaZsUQjc

I bought some loafers today and this has been on repeat in my head ever since. I don't know why "loafers" set this off. I own suits, vests and hats, but only the shoes set it off.