I just noticed that Le Gammeltoft had posted a list of favourite covers. Mmmmmmh, food for my addiction.
By the way, these days, busily coding, I've got this old little juvel high on my Youtube playlist - Newton Faulkner playing Teardrop by Massive Attack:
A blog. In which, I will rant. Mostly on music and science. Not novel. I know.
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Covers
Etiketter:
cover,
Le Gammeltoft,
Massive Attack,
music,
Newton Faulkner,
Teardrop,
youtube
Thursday, June 19, 2008
What kind of Dane am I?
I'm ashamed.
Having already posted twice on music, I have just realized that none of these posts concern Danish music. I should get my passport revoked.
To underline my danish citizenship and ensure my sensitive readers that I truly am a nationalistic flag-worshipping, queen-loving, pig-eating dane - I rush to you with a Danish treat from the chart-topper Danish electronica-band, the stylish Spleen United. Having released their second album Neanderthal this spring, they recently played two sold-out concerts at trendy Vega, the latest of which I attended some weeks ago. A very good concert, I must say, though a miniscule critique might be that they seem nearly too perfect on stage. For my live-concerts, I like a bit of impulsiveness and unpredictability - the moments of genius that occur when going where you might fail.
Suburbia is the upbeat party-starter track on Neanderthal, and the first track to get released on video. And thanks to Youtube - some things are for free.
Having already posted twice on music, I have just realized that none of these posts concern Danish music. I should get my passport revoked.
To underline my danish citizenship and ensure my sensitive readers that I truly am a nationalistic flag-worshipping, queen-loving, pig-eating dane - I rush to you with a Danish treat from the chart-topper Danish electronica-band, the stylish Spleen United. Having released their second album Neanderthal this spring, they recently played two sold-out concerts at trendy Vega, the latest of which I attended some weeks ago. A very good concert, I must say, though a miniscule critique might be that they seem nearly too perfect on stage. For my live-concerts, I like a bit of impulsiveness and unpredictability - the moments of genius that occur when going where you might fail.
Suburbia is the upbeat party-starter track on Neanderthal, and the first track to get released on video. And thanks to Youtube - some things are for free.
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