Tag: Music
Driving in cars with Boys — Lana Del Rey
The icing on the cake for Bond24 would be if Lana Del Rey sang the title song.
Etude No 1 Performed by Andres Segovia
Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful by Paloma Faith
Paloma Faith’s ‘Do You Want the Truth or Something Beautiful?’ is my new jam.
One of the best live performances I’ve heard – Swing with me by Chrysta Bell. Reminded of it whilst listening to This Train album
The Rocky IV soundtrack goes up to eleven when you’ve got some decent bass behind it. What have I been missing!?!
New headphones sound bloody brilliant. Listening to “Everybody wants to rule the world” cover by Lorde. Phenomenal.
Idea for new genre of music – Educational rap/rock. Where the lyrics are facts about specific educational areas. Is this already a thing?
Listening to Primus & The Chocolate Factory. Yes, it is exactly what it sounds like it would be.
I recommend listening to Maggie Rose if you haven’t already.
If I was put into solitary and could only take one album to listen to ever again, it would be Ultraviolence by Lana Del Rey
Lorde’s version of “everybody wants to rule the world” in unity trailer. So I listened to album. Tis good, but I keep hearing Foil.
Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking
Today I rediscovered one of my all-time favourite albums — Roger Waters’ The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking.
Although known mostly for his work with British Rock band Pink Floyd, some of Roger’s best work — in my opinion — was in his solo albums. Though to be fair his Pink Floyd work is incredible.
The concept, as envisioned by Waters in 1977, rotated around a man’s scattered thoughts during a road trip through somewhere in Central Europe, focusing on his midlife crisis, and how he dreams of committing adultery with a hitchhiker he picks up along the way.
Along the way he also faces other fears and paranoia, with all of these things taking place in real time in the early morning hours of 4:30am to 5:12am on an unspecified day.
The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking — This concept album was offered to the rest of Pink Floyd along with the early concept for The Wall. The band went on to do The Wall and Roger completed Pros and Cons in 1983 as a solo piece.
From Wikipedia.
It features great guitar work from none other than Eric Clapton as well as featuring Jack Palance, who takes on the role of the Hell’s Angel in the story.
To be honest you could do yourself a favour and listen to anything that Roger Waters has created.
The new album by Lana Del Rey, Ultraviolence is phenomenal. Can’t stop listening to it.
