Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

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DavidW

Quote from: drogulus on July 22, 2025, 08:15:17 AMBFPO stands for British Forces Post Office. That's how the bodies come home.


     The patch of the Kate Bush Army





Funny, I just listened to that song last night. I was hitting all my favorite Kate Bush songs.

drogulus

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     I enlisted more than 30 years ago, and then both MTV and Kate disappeared. I lost track until I found her stuff on YT. She's the artistic equivalent of a science polymath IMV.
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hopefullytrusting

Quote from: hopefullytrusting on July 22, 2025, 09:56:54 AMThe Royal Kellys (of The Kelly Family) - As he moved through the fair:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfYUmF7y69U

This music makes me feel uneasy - the singer is extraordinary, and the tune hauntingly lyrical (reminds me of Bjork) - but I am unsettled by some of the things the family has said (they popped as an ad on my Instagram feed selling skincare, and they kept referencing their European heritage and I might have also heard the word purity; ironically, they are an American band, but like David Hasselhoff most of their fans are German), but I am going to give them the benefit of the doubt.

The song is killer - it is easily in the same vein of Aurora, Bjork, or Enya.

Following this up with this seemed apropos: Midsommar's Soundtrack:



The Royal Kelly's would most definitely blend straight into the Harga.

Kalevala

Some interesting news today.  There's a billboard with the cover of the Buckingham Nicks album on it with the date of September 26 (I think in LA).  There was speculation on the news that they might be reuniting for some concerts, but I remembered that this album hadn't been remastered (or officially released) on CD, so I expect that it might be a new official re-release of it (probably both on LP and CD?).  We'll see though!  :)

K

hopefullytrusting

Feeling like mid-1990s techno: Josh Abrahams's The Satyricon


DavidW

Quote from: drogulus on July 22, 2025, 10:26:06 AMI enlisted more than 30 years ago, and then both MTV and Kate disappeared. I lost track until I found her stuff on YT. She's the artistic equivalent of a science polymath IMV.

I only discovered her in 2020 when YT randomly decided that I would like her. Listening to her music was an intense part of covid lockdown for me.

AnotherSpin

Quote from: DavidW on July 24, 2025, 02:27:41 PMI only discovered her in 2020 when YT randomly decided that I would like her. Listening to her music was an intense part of covid lockdown for me.

Kate Bush was fairly well-known here. Her music videos were shown on TV in the 1990s, maybe even earlier. I remember Don't Give Up with Peter Gabriel was in constant rotation. And that LP, So, was sold in every store that had a record section. There was this peculiarity: only a handful of Western music releases would come out, but those that did were printed in incomprehensibly massive numbers.

hopefullytrusting

Feeling romantic: New Order's Power, Corruption & Lies


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hopefullytrusting

I am shocked at how many of these songs are always running through my head: The The's Soul Mining



And to think I only picked it up because Empire Records didn't include "This is the Day" on their OST. 8)