What are you listening to, right now................
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@dogmeat said in What are you listening to, right now................:
To celebrate Music Month ngataonga have put up a selection of videos dating back to 1965
Playback: Scroll Through Our Favourite Music Videos
We’ve selected our favourite music videos from the collection to help tell the fascinating story of the evolution of the music video in Aotearoa.
Nice time capsule stuff there. Thanks for the link.
I'm going to single this one out as quality. Not sure how appreciated it was at the time as being world class.
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Dunno about that: (courtesy of audioculture)
a substantial indie hit in Australia – making it to No.2 on the important Triple J charts. In 1995 'In The Neighbourhood' also entered several European charts, including the Top 10 of the Italian dance chart.
Sekous Fancuois in The New York Press described Sisters Underground this way: "Imagine Sarah (Vaughan) and Ella (Fitzgerald) opening up for a Bob Marley concert on a hillside in Jamaica. That's how you feel listening to these girls singing ... pure beauty"
Sisters Underground were named The Most Promising Group at the NZ Music Awards
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@dogmeat said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Dunno about that: (courtesy of audioculture)
a substantial indie hit in Australia – making it to No.2 on the important Triple J charts. In 1995 'In The Neighbourhood' also entered several European charts, including the Top 10 of the Italian dance chart.
Sekous Fancuois in The New York Press described Sisters Underground this way: "Imagine Sarah (Vaughan) and Ella (Fitzgerald) opening up for a Bob Marley concert on a hillside in Jamaica. That's how you feel listening to these girls singing ... pure beauty"
Sisters Underground were named The Most Promising Group at the NZ Music Awards
Didn't term that right. It did receive recognition overseas and was rightly praised but its quality was more of a slow burn at home apart from pockets.
In NZ all time list in 2001 it only ranked in the 50s which would probably be revisited now.
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@Crucial said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@dogmeat said in What are you listening to, right now................:
To celebrate Music Month ngataonga have put up a selection of videos dating back to 1965
Playback: Scroll Through Our Favourite Music Videos
We’ve selected our favourite music videos from the collection to help tell the fascinating story of the evolution of the music video in Aotearoa.
Nice time capsule stuff there. Thanks for the link.
I'm going to single this one out as quality. Not sure how appreciated it was at the time as being world class.
This was well and truly ruined ( even more cos I never liked it in the first place ) for me when I worked for telecom and it was part of the kiwi stable of shitty hold music. Awful.
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@MiketheSnow said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Like an underfed Coldplay song and much the better for it.
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Have been through the new Foo Fighters album a couple of times now.
It is pretty grief-laden, which is to be expected, but there are some good tracks on there.
Tour dates announced and we'll be there on December 9th in Sydney. Going the private box option which is pricey as fuck but comfy seats, food and grog thrown in as well as a parking spot.
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Lots of channel X recently. Some feel good retro alternative, pop and rock from 90s/00s with no adds or news but oh so many memories
channel X: Your Throwback Playlist
channel X is all-killer, no-filler radio station that plays your favourite tunes from the 90s and 2000s, 24/7.
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@JK said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Lots of channel X recently. Some feel good retro alternative, pop and rock from 90s/00s with no adds or news but oh so many memories
channel X: Your Throwback Playlist
channel X is all-killer, no-filler radio station that plays your favourite tunes from the 90s and 2000s, 24/7.
Yeah the other half and I listened to that on the way to Hawkes Bay the other day. Brilliant station. I haven’t heard Primus on commercial radio for ages.
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For a bloke who sees himself as a songwriter and not "real" guitarist, Mike Rutherford plays a mean guitar.
