Thread: What are you listening to?

Originally Posted by cudarunner

Yes my friend, it is 'completely different'. I enjoyed it. By chance do you know what the words mean or the song is about? Just wondering.

It's subtitled mate. Just press the little square at the bottom of the player.

It's a deep message

Originally Posted by onimaru55

It's subtitled mate. Just press the little square at the bottom of the player.

It's a deep message

Yup. Come up in there...They got your ass covered!

There was an interesting reply way down the list. Worth reading.

"The history of the lyrics. Lyrics were written at the beginning of the 17th century by Mongolian Prince Tsogt-Khun-Taij (1581–1637), Genghis Khan's descendant. In his time, the civil war between Mongols had already passed 300 years and this war continued another 100 and more years after his death. From the lyrics it is clear that Prince Tsogt-Khun-Taij of Khalkha Mongolia was not talking about an attack nor conquest, but on the contrary about the protection of his borders from other invading Mongols. 400+ years of civil war brought us the Mongols to its current state, torn by Russia and China and living in 3 different countries. In the second song "Yuve Yuve Yu" also states that the trouble of today's Mongols must be sought only from ourselves, that is, there is no unity, and so on."

I haven't been spending much time doing farmwork, it's all been day job desk work. I can't listen, as in really listen, to music and work so I listen to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qap5aO4i9A

A gift for my birthday. 180gr audiophile quality vinyl. Arguably two of the best albums Ray ever released.

Sandro Mussida, "Rueben (8)."

Part of an excellent series called "Decay Music," currently being put out by die Schachtel (an Italian label, in spite of the German name).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIspT5_WPBI

The legendary Firesign Theater. Very-late-night fare.

We lost one of the greats today. RIP Charlie.

Yes. His throat cancer came back. I'm so glad to had seen them in 2019 after 38 years when I saw them in 1981. We all die, just a matter of when. I should have been gone a few times but still here for some reason.
I just burned a dvd of a movie they made just the other day called Shine A Light.
Here's a bit of it...........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkRXy0nYFPo

My son turned me on to some ‘country’ I like!

https://youtu.be/8CY1qCORhBg

Couple of gals from Nashville.