Alein Duinn, a song from the 17th Century in Scots Gaelic. The lady who wrote it was tormented by the loss of her true love out at sea, so she wrote the song and threw herself off the cliffs, better to be with him in the eternity of the ocean. Oy!
Rammstein - Feuer Frei.
Time to turn up the volume ^^
"Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money)" - Pet Shop Boys.
Cascada - Kids In America
Do I get flamed for saying that?
Slipknot - Before I Forget
Funny thing is, when I listened to this song half a year ago, I hated it. Ahh, how my music taste can change so much.
Lordi - Hardrock Hallelujah
It won Eurovision 2006. Damn right.
Though I'd already heard it, I just had to after pika's post:
Lordi - Blood Red Sandman
Woot!
That was a good song - I like it too.
Currently listening to "Ready-Mix Revenge" by Johnny Chester & Jigsaw.
"The Light in Your Eyes"
*sings* People make you promises they'll never keep, soon you'll know why people say talk is cheap...
"Milkcow Blues" - The Chocolate Watchband - A 60's Psychedelic band.
The Belle Stars - The Sign Of The Times. Song was a Smash Hit 1983/84 and despite the years gone by it's fresh in an almost eerie way. It's song # 1 on the A-side. The whole LP have 12 songs (6 on each side), and it's highly listenable. The songs in themselves aren't dated in the sense that they're easily identifiable as being from that specific time period. The production is rather dated though. When I bought this LP a few years ago it was all about that Smash Hit, but listening through it it's surprisingly good throughout. So they were not just a 1-Hit-Wonder!
Sarah-Jane Owen plays Lead & wah-wah guitar. Jennie McKeown are the Lead vocalist. Miranda Joyce operates the Alto saxaphone. Clare Hirst weilds a Tenor saxaphone and play keyboards. Stella Barker is handling Rhythm & acoustic guitar. Lesley Shone plays the Bass and behind the Drums are Judy Parsons.
"Ships In The Night" - Be Bop Deluxe (a 70's Progressive rock band)... oh, now it's gone to "Kona Coast" - Beach Boys.
I've got "Sign of The Times" - Belle Stars and their version of "Iko Iko". They also did a good version of "The Clapping Song".
"Cracking Up" - Nick Lowe.
"Cathedrals" by D C La Rue - nothing like a bit of atmospheric disco to brighten up the night
"Edge of The Ocean" - Ivy.
"Thinking About You" - Ivy. Why oh why do most of the music shops not carry albums by groups such as this?
"Sunrise" by Duran Duran, one of my all-time favourite bands.