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Janey G.
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1/22/2016 12:17:37 AM
the youtube blurb game
Here's how it works. I'm going to put up a youtube of a song I really like that I don't think many have heard before. The next person checks out the video, writes a blurb about the song like on the station mash page and then puts up their video (no putting up your own).
To post a video just put the embed code in your post box.
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Bryon Tosoff
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1/22/2016 8:50:27 AM
This is Brilliant, great musicality and catchy melody, its a little quirky, twisted and unique, it is pushing the limits of pop and sliced in with a touch of a little reggae groove. love that piano or keyboard work,very creative,and the vocals are really excellent , right up front, cool harmonies. funky out there piece , not your typical run of the mill what you hear in radioland.
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Bryon Tosoff
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1/22/2016 8:50:53 AM
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Jilly
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1/22/2016 11:53:43 AM
"Sharing pillows and cold feet" is a most enticing lyric. It's a simple song, you kinda know what's coming but the chorus has an emotional draw. I liked the guy's gruff tones.
Some Pop now
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Shoe City Sound
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1/22/2016 6:03:07 PM
Nice pop fun by Lily - love her ... so nothing new there, but the video is great - perfect non-anachronistic vintage country band with modern day Lily sort of providing a time travel warp thing ...
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Shoe City Sound
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1/22/2016 6:03:22 PM
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Duane Flock
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1/22/2016 7:45:23 PM
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I would say Dancing With Death sounds kind of cool but also kind of cookie cutter. There's a good beat but not a lot to put it "out of the box".
I'm going old fashioned by putting this one out there! But updating your material is a good thing.OK this is a timeless classic!! Greg Lake's son is playing lead on this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8AP-kobAtg
I guess just copying and pasting isn't enough. Sorry, I feel outa place now.......................
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Brody Sheale
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1/22/2016 10:40:33 PM
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Richard Scotti
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1/23/2016 8:18:53 AM
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Brody ~ Nice instrumentation / well crafted song and arrangement / good easy listening track
My pick ~
I just watched Quentin Tarentino's The Hateful Eight. Not much to recommend about it except the closing song from Roy Orbison.
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Bryon Tosoff
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1/24/2016 11:50:18 AM
kinda nice old style groove from one of the ICONS of the age of rock and the guy had such a beautiful voice. almost country feel.
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Bryon Tosoff
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1/24/2016 11:50:51 AM
Doing the Hokey pokey AC DC style , is this ok
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The Jay Dyall Project
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1/24/2016 12:33:53 PM
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LyinDan
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1/24/2016 4:00:40 PM
Yeah, I love the Japanese groups and the K-pop thing in general. Watching KBS, which used to be on my dish coverage, asian entertainment in general is so much more innocent and less jaded than American TV. (Yes, I know...japanese porno...but hey, even that has an "innocent" quality to it. well except for some of it). This in particular is a Japanese group that does the 60's sound in faithful rendition, very good. Captures the spirit of the times very well.
And now for Ainjel Emme, one of our own.
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Janey G.
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1/24/2016 5:23:56 PM
Jay Dyall, where's your blurb, you cheated.
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The Jay Dyall Project
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1/24/2016 8:21:16 PM
Sorry, I tried leaving a comment (blurb) but it kept redirecting me to an IMP error page.
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The Jay Dyall Project
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1/24/2016 8:27:07 PM
Well. I'll try to Blurb on the video before my post.
In a way, it's not fair as it was a comedy bit impersonating AC/DC than an actual song, but I'd have to say Breuer did a great job capturing the voice and intensity to make this a funny and entertaining piece highlighting how certain singers can turn any simple tune into a rock hit!
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