Amber Skies by VXLLAIN, iGRES and ENXK - a cool synthwave/retrowave music track with lovely jazz samples

It has the same effect as the Macarena, but I’d actually dance to this one — it’s more groovy and fun!

Two of Hearts by Stacey Q
Year 3000 by Busted
Casanova by Ultimate Kaos

I love that track so much, good memories! The first gig I took my daughter to (when she was just about 10 years old) was Busted (they played that track), with McFly as support. Ten years later we went to see McBusted, where they regrouped with McFly. I was a bit like a celebrity that night, because I remember telling the kids sitting next to me about how I'd seen both bands in that very venue ten years prior, and they and their friends were awe struck and asked me questions about that setlist, and what had the band members been wearing, all night! I am so old.

And to prove it,

I do wonder how long it would've taken to find the song, if the original uploader waren't embarrassed to say in what kind of video they heard it. And if it would result in the band getting on stage again.

Anyway, a pleasing random find: A blend of folk- and black metal from Éire.

???? Were you referring to my post?

Whoops. Yes I was to the "most mysterious song"

Oh, okay! I didn't understand what you meant about the original uploader. What video?

With "original uploader" I meant the person first asking about the song.
But I just looked up the history about how, where, and when it was found, and I realized I completely mixed up and misremembered the information, annulling the thoughts I had. So uh, disregard my spaghetti thoughts I posted previously, I guess

I was confused! Here's the details as I know them. And- today they released another track from their forthcoming album:

Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight ('88 Remix)
In the Air Tonight ROCK Cover by STATE of MINE

@vesko_sims3 Very cool cover version!

At last, the song the world lost 40 years ago.

Black Sabbath's final concert raised over £140 million for charities in their home town. I loved this performance, the crowd participation was great!

Sam Cooke - "Chain Gang"

The Young Ones:


Also, my new Wet Leg album arrived today!

INNA - Deja Vu (feat. Bob Taylor)

Live Aid fever has overtaken the UK over the weekend, with the BBC showing over 7 hours of the concerts on TV.

Here are performances from Bob Geldof (Boomtown Rats) and Midge Ure (Ultravox), the two who organised the event:


Also, Bowie!


And- Ayyyy-oh! Freddie Mercury and Queen showing the others how to do it. The crowd was eating out of Freddie's hand!

Imagine driving German/Italian convertable sport car, driving on a coastline road/highway, listening to dance/pop on max volume.
Caliente by INNA
Mr. Saxobeat by Alexandra Stan
INNA, R3HAB - I'll Be Waiting

A few rock tracks which sound like they came from the 60's or 70's


And some more Irish metal with a lovely groove and tone.

I came across INNA's "Summer Days" a lot last decade by pure chance (I believe she released an album named Summer Days, but I am exclusively referring to the track of same name; and, btw, I'm nearly sure that the track isn't featured on the album? ). It rocks



Blind the wind! The whole history behind this song's discovery made me very impressed— unfortunately I had no idea of its existence prior to moment everyone already knew the band's (and subsequenty the song's) title, so I missed out on the mystery discourse sadly. In times when you can recall a long forgotten song by just clumsily humming part of its melody near your mic, some media slip through the radars and you need to use your non-artificial intelligence to turn the world upside down and dig indefinitely so you can eventually have what you want!


Anyways. I'm into hypnagogic stuff..again... at this point I already visualized an entire movie by listening to this specific album (which conveniently is as lengthy (but in a good way) as your average Disney classic), and that's when I realized what people mean when they talk about meditation and the likes of it.

The Police - Every Breath You Take

Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin' On

P.S. – The only thing I don't like about music from the 80s is that the singers' voices aren't loud enough compared to the rest of the music in the songs.

Ozzy Osbourne (RIP) - "Crazy Train"

Elton John has finally made it big!