What music are you listening today? II

Communications Center Out Of Pod Experience
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I get what you mean. He needs to step up, or he’s going to lose a good thing.

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…and now, for something completely different…

Jeff Wayne & Richard Burton - War of the worlds: Horsell Common and the heat ray (1978)

This masterpiece comes and goes from my memory in random pieces. These days I’ve been remembering this part, theme 2 from side A of the LP record (was a set of 2 LP records).

The bass line from the beginning is scary as hell. I remember being a child and having… say, overstimulated imagination… for days after each time my father played the whole set. And that even before understanding the parts spoken in English… :tipping_hand_woman:t4:

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… time for nothingness

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Dj Fastburst - Space Dust

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New Juice Wlrd just dropped

It’s like he’s coming down from heaven to help us find a way to express our emotions :innocent:

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I could listen to this anytime any day.

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…and now, for something completely different…

Michael Zager Band - Let’s all chant (1978)

I know it’s risky, but sometimes a political anthem is so mighty, it carries a message so profound, that we can’t avoid to spread the truth.

Oooh, oooh, let’s all chant. Your body, my body, everybody work your body.

(It is a true testament fo the profoundess of the lyrics that I’ve needed three edits and check Google twice to get them right)

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Sometimes, it really helps to keep things simple…

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…and now, for something completely different…

Oktoba - Breathe (2020)

Just a little something I found, linking to the YT site because it deserves more views. Which makes a triple difference, different from the music above, different from my last share, and different from my usual way of sharing music.

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Machine themed today

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… time to burn everything
[feat. Turnur Amarrian Engineering Team]

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…and now, for something completely different…

Terry Jacks - Seasons in the sun (1974)

This is a version of a original song by Jacques Brel, “Le moribond”. I really don’t dare to share it in any of its versions because the music and tune are seriously WTF.

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Fitting for the approaching season.

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Tesco Tesco Partizani

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