Music - Ain't it great! | Swinging Heaven

1 Jul 2007

Just listening to some tunes this evening. Some i've not listened to in years. I had a really good session playing different tunes feeling the different moods. Amazing how music can affect a person. Sometimes wanting to laugh, cry, dance, shout, get angry, get excited yeah and want to shag too.

brilliant just brilliant!!!!

1 Jul 2007

I periodically get my old vinyl out for a play.......that doesn't sound quite right :-)
It always ends up making me feel a bit weepy as each record takes you back to a different time in your life but usually when you had feck all to worry about and had your whole life ahead of you.
My kids laugh at these huge plastic disks and think having to balance a little needle on them is hilarious.

1 Jul 2007

yea well i for one cant live without music

1 Jul 2007

You are so right, music fits perfectly to every mood you are in. I love nostalgic nights when I play all my old 80's music and try and imagine being 16 again!... music brings back so many memories of that decade - I just love it! lol

1 Jul 2007

I've had to stop playing Rammstein in the car because I was speeding redface

Now I play mostly Buddha Bar or Cafe Del Mar ambient stuff. It's slowed me right down :giggle:

1 Jul 2007

i have noticed that the faster them music the faster you drive, too. I tried fixing this by only playing Lou Reeds 'Berlin' in the car, but that record makes you feel like crashing...

1 Jul 2007

There's nothing better than The Ramones to get the adrenalin going when you're driving, everything's 100mph!

1 Jul 2007

Quote by fabioplum
I periodically get my old vinyl out for a play.......that doesn't sound quite right :-)
It always ends up making me feel a bit weepy as each record takes you back to a different time in your life but usually when you had feck all to worry about and had your whole life ahead of you.
My kids laugh at these huge plastic disks and think having to balance a little needle on them is hilarious.

The only way to listen to music is on vinyl! Take this from a vinyl junkie with well over 5000 12" discs. At the end of the day it's recorded in an analogue format rather than running it through a analogue to digital converter hence it sounds so much better biggrin

1 Jul 2007

Quote by gothicpunk
I tried fixing this by only playing Lou Reeds 'Berlin' in the car, but that record makes you feel like crashing...

and for those of us who don't actually drive just yet, i generally find that a razor blade makes a somewhat cheaper alternative to a Volkswagon? dunno

Quote by fabioplum
It always ends up making me feel a bit weepy, when you had feck all to worry about and had your whole life ahead of you.

don't you start banging on about Lou Reed and Berlin as well? :? for crying out loud! rolleyes

Quote by Jaymar
I play all my old 80's music and try and imagine being 16 again!

and don't it make you feel old? She Sells Sanctuary, the Sisters Of Mercy, and chicken-dancing body-bashing indeed? redface

and we was the credible 80's kids? :? :roll:
neil x x x ;)
p.s. i'm listening to Keane at his suicidal best. it's ace! smile

1 Jul 2007

Quote by neilinleeds
and don't it make you feel old? She Sells Sanctuary
and body-bashing?
neil x x x ;)

yes! Fantastic!
lp
in edit: thats a 'yes' where I agree with your statement, not a "Yes"... as in Tales from Topographical Oceans, or whatever it was... although...now I think of it....

1 Jul 2007

I know my street cred is gonna go down the pan.................but you can't beat a good singalong to the fabulous deep tones of Karen Carpenter
pink x

2 Jul 2007

Quote by blueandpink
I know my street cred is gonna go down the pan.................but you can't beat a good singalong to the fabulous deep tones of Karen Carpenter
pink x

What street cred? lol

Love the new atavar by the way. silly

hwoar:
Karen Carpenter had a wonderful voice. I may be under 30 but I like a lot of music from the 60's, 70's and 80's and a lot of classical music too.
Mrs Kiss and I went to the Dianna concert yesterday and still can't help thinking that Status Quo are crap. :lol:

2 Jul 2007

Quote by blueandpink
I know my street cred is gonna go down the pan.................but you can't beat a good singalong to the fabulous deep tones of Karen Carpenter
pink x

cred schmed! Karen Carpenter had the voice of an angel and as much as I love my headbanging heavy metal, she's one of my faves :thumbup:

2 Jul 2007

Mrs Kiss and I went to the Dianna concert yesterday and still can't help thinking that Status Quo are crap. icon_
i dont think the sound was set up right for Quo but they are more fun live than many of the others there ! smile

2 Jul 2007

Quote by danne
Mrs Kiss and I went to the Dianna concert yesterday and still can't help thinking that Status Quo are crap. icon_

i dont think the sound was set up right for Quo but they are more fun live than many of the others there ! smile

I'm a trained sound engineer so I know it was nothing to do with the mix. lol

I've nothing against the band or people that like them, I've just done so many gigs and seen a lot of bands, Status Quo are just an average pub band 'done good' in my opinion. But it's only my opinion. biggrin

2 Jul 2007

I know my street cred is gonna go down the pan.................but you can't beat a good singalong to the fabulous deep tones of Karen Carpenter
pink x

What street cred? lol

Love the new atavar by the way. silly

hwoar:
Karen Carpenter had a wonderful voice. I may be under 30 but I like a lot of music from the 60's, 70's and 80's and a lot of classical music too.
Mrs Kiss and I went to the Dianna concert yesterday and still can't help thinking that Status Quo are crap. :lol:
Thanks Kiss kiss

and whad'ya mean no street cred? Bugger I thought I had some rolleyes

Hope you had a good time at the concert.
pink x

2 Jul 2007

Mrs Kiss and I went to the Dianna concert yesterday and still can't help thinking that Status Quo are crap. icon_

i dont think the sound was set up right for Quo but they are more fun live than many of the others there ! smile

I'm a trained sound engineer so I know it was nothing to do with the mix. lol

I've nothing against the band or people that like them, I've just done so many gigs and seen a lot of bands, Status Quo are just an average pub band 'done good' in my opinion. But it's only my opinion. biggrin

Guitar wise you only need to learn three chords to play all their stuff, hardly proficient musicians, but hey they have a loyal following so who am I to argue?

2 Jul 2007

Is this the most inappropriate use of a song ever?
Friday night, swingers party, 1am- lots of bodies all over the place in the throes......the background music?
:karaoke: " A woman in love needs only one man"
WTF!!?? :shock: