What are you listening to? (V)Music 

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This is the first rap video I've seen which is also a cooking lesson. Too bad the subtitle writer can't spell Ra's Al-Ghul.
 
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Just scored early bird tickets for this mobs Adelaide concert.🤘





Foo Fighters and QOTSA tickets are already secured too. It's going to be a great summer for live music! :D
 
Nobody seems to like Thelonious Monk here so you're probably going to like Carmen McRae's cut of his "Well, You Needn't" (here entitled It's Over Now for copyright reasons) even less.

 
Poco - Indian Summer


And it seems like any time I hear one "Indian Summer" (The Doors, Joe Walsh, Beat Happening...there's a bunch others), I get this one stuck in my head.

Shiva Burlesque - Indian Summer


Great tune.
 
 
Graham Field ft. Babs Fletcher - Theme From Agony

 
As shocking as this song was to me when I learned of it, it's one of my latest favorites from my all-time favorite artist! :D Language warning though, something I thought I'd never have to say when mentioning her music.
 
Go Home Productions - Rapture Riders

 
Go Home Productions - Ray Of Gob

 
The Police - Murder By Numbers
 
I put this song behind spoilers because there's a couple of swears.
Count Bass D "Flawless".



Evokes general warm feels for me:
Not only do I really like the song, the video resonates with me as well, as it's footage from the Bronx during the 70s and early 80s.
The reason being is although I was only around 2yrs old at the time (so I can't really remember a thing about it), my parents took us there back in the late 70s, so my mum could visit her biological mother, who she herself hadn't seen since she was born back on the island of St Kitts.
I still have photos somewhere of me and my sister in front of the statue of Liberty, and several photos of the tenement building where my grandmother was living. Both my mother and my grandmother have passed away now, but I'm so glad my mum got to meet her in later life.
 


Walk up with my years of violin training and practice and get greeted by some Norwegian men in silly outfits and even sillier names
 
Apologies to anyone who was unfortunate enough to be named Gordon and went to school in the late seventies. I'm afraid it's time once again to relive the hell of those playground taunts.

Jilted John - Jilted John

 
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