The Rain The Park And Other Things
Brand New Key
Meat Loaf – Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad (PCM Stereo)
No Llores Por Mi Argentina (Don’t Cry for Me Argentina)
Category Archives: Music
What does summer sound like?
Suavecito
Ventura Highway
Crystal Blue Persuasion
Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season)
Sukiyaki Kyu Sakamoto FULL SONG ReEdit STEREO
And what would Stan Jones say?
Bow and Arrow Version
After this you’ll never think of the song in the same way
Ivan and Dagmar
Questionable Dudes and Dudettes
Big Bad John – Jimmy Dean
T E Ford – 16 tons
Ringo – Lorne Greene
Lee Marvin – I was born under a wandering star
Ray Stevens – Ahab
Little Red Riding Hood
Kim Carnes – BETTE DAVIS EYES
Maria Muldaur – Midnight At The Oasis
To get there from here
0:46 / 3:01:07
Relaxing Background Guitar Music – meditate, focus, study, think
Decidedly Canuck Day
Paul Anka – Diana
The Crew Cuts – Sh Boom Sh Boom
Bobby Curtola -fortune Teller
Leonard Cohen – Suzanne
Joni Mitchell – Both Sides, Now [Original Studio Version, 1969
B, S & T – 05 – And When I Die
Little Darlin-the Diamonds 1957
Gordon Lightfood – If you could read my Mind
Neil Young – Harvest Moon [Official Music Video]
The Weight (Remastered 2000)
Bruce Cockburn – Wondering Where the Lions are
Five Man Electrical Band – Signs
Lighthouse – Sunny Days 1972
Burton Cummings – Break it to them gently
Steppenwolf – Born to be Wild
The Guess Who – All 14 minutes of “American Woman”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_fNGa26hig
Downchild Blues Band(ft.Jane Vasey)Tryin’ To Keep Her 88’s Straight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGIlWSey4pQ
DOUG & THE SLUGS – Makin’ It Work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwwPmNWQfIY
Trooper – 3 dressed up as a 9
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBrCcYr0y5M
kd lang – What A Wonderful World
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSkxtX8sB6U
Happy Canada Day
Wishing You Happy Days
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFfTHSPUm2Q
The album features 16 songs selected and arranged by Thomas, including songs in German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Farsi, Turkish and Romanian.
0:00:00 Ich Dich Liebe
0:02:33 Zundoko
0:04:37 Sway
0:08:10 Uskudar
0:11:13 Je Ne T’aime Plus (featuring Philippe Katerine)
0:15:17 Omide Zendegani
0:18:51 Quizas Quizas Quizas
0:22:05 She Was Too Good To Me
0:26:48 I’m Waiting For You (featuring Meow Meow)
0:30:04 Get Happy – Happy Days (featuring Rufus Wainwright)
0:32:24 Kitty Come Home (featuring Rufus Wainwright with The von Trapps)
0:36:39 Smile (featuring Phyllis Diller)
0:39:22 What’ll I Do
0:42:35 Yo Te Quiero Siempre (featuring Ari Shapiro)
0:45:55 Pana Cand
0:51:06 Heliotrope Bouquet
Some things haven’t change in 50+ years
They were trying to legalize pot even in the 66. Took ‘em a while.
Along Comes Mary – Association
It all depends on what you’re trying to rationalize
Paul Revere and the Raiders Stereo 1966
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCLVJBJBOqs
Alvin asked the question 50 years ago and he still doesn’t have an answer
Peggy and John Goodman lookalike 50 years later
Janice Ian – At 17
How many shenanigans can you think of in 30 minutes.
If you can’t think of enough, they give you an extra minute
Pink Panther – Main Theme – Seamless (30 Minutes)
Crank it Up!
Inability to enjoy music recognized as a brain condition
For most people, music is one of life’s great pleasures. But the inability to enjoy it is a real condition that has just been recognized and described by science.
The new condition, known as specific musical anhedonia, is described in a new paper published this week in the journal Current Biology.
People with the condition have no trouble perceiving or identifying music, or even describing the mood the music is supposed to convey, said Robert Zatorre, a McGill University neuroscientist who co-authored the paper.
“They had no trouble saying, ‘Oh, well, this music is meant to be melancholy. This music is meant to be really happy.’ But they don’t experience it,” he told CBC’s Quirks & Quarks in an interview that airs Saturday. “They know that’s what it’s supposed to do for you. But they get no sensation out of it.”
He estimated that the condition affects about two per cent of the population. Many of those who have it said they have tried to mask their dislike of music from others.
“It’s sort of socially odd, right? Everyone wants to fit in and if they went to a party and there was music blaring, they would kind of go along with it and try to pretend that they liked it as much as everyone else did.”
Zatorre had previously done studies that showed music activates the pleasure and reward centres of the brain, just as food and sex do.
Scientists are interested in studying the brain’s reward system because problems with it are implicated in a lot of problems such as eating disorders and drug and gambling addictions.
Zatorre and colleagues in Spain, including Josep Marco-Pallares of the University of Barcelona, began to wonder if music activated the pleasure centre of the brain in everyone, or if there were some people who didn’t respond the same way.
Physiological response
To figure that out, they surveyed around 500 students at the University of Barcelona about their music habits and response to music — for example, did they often have music playing and did they like to share music with their friends?
Groups of students who scored high, average, and low on the questionnaire were tested in the lab for their body’s response to music — changes in heart rate and skin conductance, which indicate emotional or nervous system arousal.
While those who scored average or high on the questionnaire had a strong physiological response to the music, those who scored low “more or less flatlined,” Zatorre recalled, confirming that they did not derive pleasure from music.
The students were given additional questionnaires to make sure they weren’t depressed and were able to experience pleasure from other things.
Then they were tested in another experiment – a slot-machine-like gambling video game in which they would sometimes receive a big payout.
“People who didn’t respond to music nonetheless showed a perfectly normal response to the monetary reward,” Zatorre said.
That’s interesting because previously, researchers had thought the brain’s reward centre was an “all or none” system that was functioning normally, hyperactive, or underactive as a whole.
The new research suggests that the brain’s reward centre may react differently to different kinds of stimuli. That in turn has implications for the way researchers approach problems like drug addiction or eating disorders.
Not exactly mainstream
Hanine – Nostalgia
Flamenco belly dance fusion music
Oasis