What is your MusAsm???

The Musical Orgasm.

That one point in a song/piece where your heart takes a jump.

Where you have to tap your foot or make some jumps.

Or instantly makes you sing out loud, where ever you are.

Or that one transition in a piece that makes your eyes water.

Or rightaway smell that in little harbour in Greece where you had dinner,

overseeing all the little fisherboats in the eveningsun....

Or.................


Yogi


My latest MusAsm is when i play "We come 1" of Faithfull very loud when i

drive my car on the highway.

At 1.55 min the kick and bass come in a way, i have to suppress the urge to

drive 160 km and feel like i am in some cool carmovie.........:01:

Same at 3.55 in that song......

What a boost!!!

No one???

ummm, star wars symphony :huh: just playin :P ummm, i guess i don't have any museum in me

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i guess i don't have any museum in me

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Someone should post saying WTF.

There.

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Someone should post saying WTF.

There.

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http://myweb.thump.net/631920/ftk/wtf.gif

Ahhh, the cultural level in the lounge........ :blink:

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Ahhh, the cultural level in the lounge........ :blink:

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It's not that it's a shit thread, then.

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It's not that it's a shit thread, then.

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http://www.picpop.com/gallery/albums...ned!%20(2).JPG

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It's not that it's a shit thread, then.

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It's a fine topic!!! :01:

Just pearls for the swines, it seems.:shifty:


yogi

You got owned by manker, face it, see picture for more details ;)

http://www.picpop.com/gallery/albums...ned!%20(2).JPG

I cannot be arsed to do that, i just made a topic wich too much letters for the average

member; i need rest...........

Maybe it would have been better off in MusicWorld?

MusicWorld....??????

Thanks, J'pol!

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Pearls Before Swine, I think you will find.

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but you cannot eat pearls ;)

Every time I hear the The Byrd's 'Mr Tambourine Man' it sends me back to the middle sixties. Or Fats Domino's 'Blueberry Hill' takes me back further. Ah! the age of innocence.:rolleyes:

Thanks, Bob!!!

That is what i mean!!!

Btw. was there life before the sixties???? :o

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I think he was a bit of a player in his fifties as well.

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That is my other great topic this week, the youngsters did not quite get.....

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Thanks, Bob!!!

That is what i mean!!!

Btw. was there life before the sixties???? :o

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Definately.:rolleyes: Back in the days before they destroyed the meaning of gay.:(

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Definately.:rolleyes: Back in the days before they destroyed the meaning of gay.:(

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When gay was still sheer happiness????;)

Harry Bellafonte sang a song called 'Jamaica Farewell' back in the fifties. The first line went:


'down the way where the nights are gay....'

Bet he did not realise the future connotations.:lol: :lol:

That song also cantained another funny line that got an entry in the funny lyrics forum.

Harry Bellafonte's, "Jamaica Farewell"
The funny Lyrics:
I had to leave a little girl in Kingston Town
Why They're funny:
I can laugh now, but this line really frightened me when I first heard the song as a kid. I thought he was talking about child abandonment.:lol:

Great stuff, BB!!

Did he ever return to Jamaica???? :lol:

I think he did actually. He was one of the 'Black Power' originators and left the states in protest. A lot of people forget that he was a singer before he went into the movie business.:)

Didn't he work as goodwill-ambassador for the UN???

Yes I think he did. Things were that bad in America at one time. Bellafonte made a movie and they actually 'dubbed' his singing voice.:(

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Yes I think he did. Things were that bad in America at one time. Bellafonte made a movie and they actually 'dubbed' his singing voice.:(

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With what??

I can only assume it was a 'white' man singing. Cant remember the name of the movie. could have been Carmen Jones.

So it was in the age of Governor McCarthy.... :o

Even though this is in the wrong place, and we should be promoting the use of Musicworld....

Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel
May You Never - John Martyn
Song For Dot - Space Raiders
Fiesta - The Pogues
Birdhouse in your Soul - Thy Might Be Giant
and
Riverflow - The Levellers

Always get me going, among with 10000's of others.:01:

Thanks Lillmiss!!


But i was aiming at moments in a song that elevate you.......

And this thread is about that emotion.

I could make a same thread on a smell or taste that takes you back, etc.....

Hence it is not in musicworld.....


Yogi


Btw. that would be nice: a SmellWorld! :01:

Edit2: John Martyn, wow.....

Ok, tebit in Solsbury Hill, when he goes;

Do, do, do, doooo, do, do......:01:

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Edit2: John Martyn, wow.....

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Yup, Solid Air is a fantastic album.

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Yup, Solid Air is a fantastic album.

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Thanks for reminding me.

All my cd's are in storage, so i'll try finding it on p2p.

I remember where i "discovered" him.

I a communal library in a small village nearby.

They were the first to rent cd's......

It was ages ago........... I think around '80 something.....

When we still used casettes to record...........:o

What a unique voice that guy has....


Yogi

I have it on vinyl. :01:
Just wouldn't be right on cd.

I also have Neil Young - Harvest, and most of Bruce Springstein's on vinyl.

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I have it on vinyl. :01:
Just wouldn't be right on cd.

I also have Neil Young - Harvest, and most of Bruce Springstein's on vinyl.

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Vinyl. :o

I still have about 4000 records. In storage. :(

But most of them are damaged by a fire i had 18 years ago.....

The insurance paid for all of them, but i couldn't get myself to throw them

away.

All i hear from vinyl nowadays, is mainly in clubs and when i get prelisten-

records of producers i do the computer maintenence for..........



Yogi

I still get a lot of my punk record on plastic.
It's fairly cheap if you order from the USA.
I have Blackout - Dropkick Murphys still in the wrapping.

I would be heartbroken if I lost my music like that.
Poor you! :(


LONG LIVE VINYL!!!!!!!!:01:

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Originally Posted by lilmiss

I still get a lot of my punk record on plastic.
It's fairly cheap if you order from the USA.
I have Blackout - Dropkick Murphys still in the wrapping.

I would be heartbroken if I lost my music like that.
Poor you! :(


LONG LIVE VINYL!!!!!!!!:01:

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I was heartbroken.

I got over it.

Can't imagine doing the vinylthing ever again.

The scratches hurt my ears.....

great question um theres lots of movie scores that give me that feeling

The Omen maybe
LOTR beginning them

i'm jsut too drunk to think right now but theres heaps

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Can't imagine doing the vinylthing ever again.
The scratches hurt my ears.....

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:o

Thats the best thing about them.
The rustic, gravelly sound.
And blowing the dust off, before putting them on. :)


Also, the fantastic colours they printed them on.
I really got to invest in a decent record player, before they stop making them.

Jerry Riopelle- In the Round-Live


Somebode shouts in the crowd: Naomi!!!!

Jerry says: You got it!!

And starts playing the piano intro from his song Naomi.

Goosebumps.


Yogi