Music II
POSTED BY: dreamtrove
UPDATED: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 21:44
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Organ cover Coldplay, very good player
I think I recognize the song but his bass line on feet look a little simple, if he was a true organist maybe he would give us more
real organists dance on those bass notes as they play and almost 'pull out all the stops'
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How K-Pop makes simple chords sound complex
Jack Lo
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maybe the music they play to them is crap?
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Texas a meeting of school mariachi bands
Canadian musician finds AI-generated album using his name, profile without permission
https://globalnews.ca/news/10971704/canadian-musician-ai-album-without
-permission/
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Beatles' Grammy nod spotlights music industry's AI debates
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20250130-beatles-grammy-nod-spot
lights-music-industry-s-ai-debates
Copyright Report Says AI-Generated Songs Aren’t Protected, But That AI Tools Can Still Be Fair Game
https://www.billboard.com/pro/ai-generated-songs-cant-copyrighted-tool
s-report/
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John in studio recording Yoko
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SixString?
You know these Brit guys, like to sing for a long while....a lot of electrolyte samples, play piano, Cello, Drum Guitar for 1 Hour
Verve Bitter Sweet
sample from a 1965 version of the Rolling Stones song "The Last Time"
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That's a jam right there buddy.
It's funny that I've never really listened to anything else they've done because that song Bittersweet Symphony is one of my Top 10 of all time for sure, and I know all about the back story about how the Stones screwed them over. Done as dirty as George Harrison was.
For a long time and maybe to this day when they play live they thank Mick Jagger for that before they start this song.
Song might not be for everybody, and a spot in my top ten might seem a little high, but there isn't a lot of songs I've heard that I don't know the lyrics to and I place a lot of importance on 'em. The words to this one always spoke to me on some primal level from the first time I heard it until now.
ETA: Was listening to that one for a while. Never heard it and I like the flourishes. I'm going to have to put that on my bookmarks.
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"I don't find this stuff amusing anymore." ~Paul Simon
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Here's another song from right around that same time that I've also had in my Top 10, by another 1-hit Wonder who also used a lot of synth and samples from previous artists in the song.
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Dude.... Thank you for bringing this up.
Something has been EATING at me for weeks now ever since Robbie Williams first came up in the cinema thread.
There was a synth song from the late 90's that I'd loved ever since I heard it playing on some sort of screensaver demo running on a computer at Best Buy when me and a buddy were looking at the computers they had there. We had to be 16 and fresh with drivers licenses at the time. I got lucky a few years later and found out what the song was called and got it through Napster. But that collection of music I had back then was lost on a fragged hard drive somewhere along the way and I never bothered replacing most of it.
But then I'd heard the name Robbie Williams for the first time in more than a decade and for some reason I had replaced his name as the creator of this synth song in the music database inside my head. Because of that, forgetting the name of the song and the complete absence of lyrics and the song it was just... lost.
Well.... it was until right now when I was looking at the side bar for "Phonebooth". It was right there staring me in the face...
Not Robbie Williams.
Robert Miles.
And the song is called Children.
Such a cool jam, and a lot of memories attached to it.
Headphones recommended.
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