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RE: what music are you listening to now - Cyanatta - 12-21-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Cyanatta - 12-21-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Cyanatta - 12-21-2018 LONG VERSION BABY RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-21-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-21-2018 didn't think I'd ever have a favorite song. but this is it. forever ago [Verse 1] This my excavation and to– –day is Kumran Everything that happens is from now on This is pouring rain, this is paralyzed I keep throwing it down two Hundred at a time It's hard to find it when you knew it When your money's gone and you're drunk as hell [Chorus] On your back with the racks as the stacks of your load In the back with the racks and the stacks are your load In the back with the racks and you're unstacking your load [Verse 2] I've been twisting to the sun I needed to replace And the fountain in the front yard is rusted out All my love was down in a frozen ground There's a black crow sitting across from me His wiry legs are crossed He's dangling my keys, he even fakes a toss Whatever could it be that has brought me to this loss? [Chorus] On your back with your racks as the stacks of your load In the back with the racks and the stacks of your load In the back with your racks and you're unstacking your load [Verse 3] This is not the sound of a new man Or crispy realization It's the sound of the unlocking and the lift away Your love will be safe with me RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-21-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-21-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - ada - 12-21-2018 Cento e cinque Natali passati -- 105 Christmases Ago - Dekalb_Blues - 12-21-2018 ~ Italian Hall, aka Società Mutua Beneficenza Italiana of Calumet, Michigan, U.S.A., decked in mourning the day after the tragedy. http://michigansotherside.com/the-tragedy-at-italian-hall/ "1913 Massacre", Woody Guthrie, Struggle (U.S. 1941) Take a trip with me in 1913, To Calumet, Michigan, in the copper country. I will take you to a place called Italian Hall, Where the miners are having their big Christmas ball. I will take you in a door and up a high stairs, Singing and dancing is heard everywhere, I will let you shake hands with the people you see, And watch the kids dance around the big Christmas tree. You ask about work and you ask about pay, They’ll tell you they make less than a dollar a day, Working the copper claims, risking their lives, So it’s fun to spend Christmas with children and wives. There’s talking and laughing and songs in the air, And the spirit of Christmas is there everywhere, Before you know it you’re friends with us all, And you’re dancing around and around in the hall. Well a little girl sits down by the Christmas tree lights, To play the piano so you gotta keep quiet, To hear all this fun you would not realize, That the copper-boss thug-men are milling outside. The copper-boss thugs stuck their heads in the door, One of them yelled and he screamed, “There’s a fire,” A lady she hollered, “There’s no such a thing. Keep on with your party, there’s no such thing.” A few people rushed and it was only a few, “It’s just the thugs and the scabs fooling you,” A man grabbed his daughter and carried her down, But the thugs held the door and he could not get out. And then others followed, a hundred or more, But most everybody remained on the floor, The gun-thugs they laughed at their murderous joke, While the children were smothered on the stairs by the door. Such a terrible sight I never did see, We carried our children back up to their tree, The scabs outside still laughed at their spree, And the children that died there were seventy-three. The piano played a slow funeral tune, And the town was lit up by a cold Christmas moon, The parents they cried and the miners they moaned, “See what your greed for money has done.” Arlo Guthrie covering his father's song; Hobo's Lullabye (1972) A tear fell from my face And found the softest place to land And I awoke and now I understand And in this circle of life Lived through it many times It's just the end, it is The end, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah I'll turn this thing around I'll turn it upside down I'll turn it into sounds to sing Yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah DOMINION Dominion of the world from end to end Is worth less than a drop of innocent blood upon the earth --- Saadi of Shiraz (Persian poet, Sufi, 13th-c. CE) RE: what music are you listening to now - smiLie - 12-21-2018 (12-21-2018, 04:52 PM)Dekalb_Blues Wrote: Take a trip with me in 1913, Interesting! The same night when, on December 23rd 1913, USA was overtaken by the London bankers with their private cartel money-printing central bank FED , the "Federal" "Reserve" "Bank" (neither Federal, nor Bank and has no reserves). I've heard that around that time copper was in very high demand? Also, this, there was a mining strike: Labor unions, strikes and violence in the Keweenaw: The Copper Miner Strike of 1913 By this time, I've heard, banker already penetrated the USA through Chicago, during Great Chicago Fire when lots of stuff burned and had to be rebuilt, and money had to be loaned from someone (naturally, London banks). I'd bet there's absolutely no coincidence here. RE: what music are you listening to now - Minyatur - 12-21-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Eddie - 12-21-2018 Thinking about the warm Mexican sunshine on this dark, cold, wet, dreary winter evening.... RE: what music are you listening to now - ada - 12-22-2018 Had a dream I was in their performance and they played this song haha RE: what music are you listening to now - Cyan - 12-22-2018 (12-22-2018, 06:46 AM)blossom Wrote: Was expecting regular music, was pleasantly surprised, their best song still: RE: what music are you listening to now - Cyan - 12-22-2018 (12-22-2018, 07:41 AM)Cyan Wrote:(12-22-2018, 06:46 AM)blossom Wrote: Our mood and the bar reminds me of this game: RE: what music are you listening to now - ada - 12-22-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Nau7ik - 12-22-2018 She is so amazing. RE: what music are you listening to now - ada - 12-22-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Cyanatta - 12-22-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - ada - 12-22-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - ada - 12-22-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-22-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-22-2018 Al Sur, Donde Al Menos ALGO Es Real . . . - Dekalb_Blues - 12-22-2018 (12-21-2018, 09:24 PM)Eddie Wrote: Thinking about the warm Mexican sunshine on this dark, cold, wet, dreary winter evening.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o36m-2TPwck <------ sheer-associational ( ಠ ͜ʖಠ) [Note: In Advanced Spirituality™, one finds that the childishly-cartoonish ontological model of a bipolar Creation presented by those of Ra in a compassionate attempt to Temper The Wintry Wind Of Truth To The Shorn Spring-Lamb (i.e., most Earthlings) is necessarily replaced by the more-realistic model of an all-embracing tripolar reality . . . comprising the Positive, the Negative -- and the Ugly. In this connection, through Enlightenment-Lite™ one comes to appreciate the sacred teaching-mission of St. Rodney (peace be upon him!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0RHV-AoKhg ] *sigh* Me, if I'm trapped in winter-bitter NYC with the damnYankees, and all the world is sad & dreary everywhere I roam, I long for Dear Old Dixie (because obviously corn-likker & big-hair wimmen are just fleeting stopgaps against soul-deep saudade): -- And still my heart is yearning-ever -- even further southwards, to where New Wave (Bossa Nova) music originated -- it's the sound par excellence for capturing the feeling-tone of deliciously balmy sea-breeze zephyrs gently caressing your skin as you lay bare-ass on the beach under the Other set of stars. Tanked-up on corn-likker & attended by big- haired wimmen, just for so -- 'cause there, of course, it makes sense. "I likes to go swimming With bow-legged wimming . . ." --- Fragment of bawdy song "On The Beach" attributed to Popeye the Sailor https://espanol.wunderground.com/global/stations/83780.html Travel-fashion/savoir-faire tip -- the guy would never spill a drop of his corn-likker on his way to his wimmens: Me & my two other brothers (we're identical triplets), all of us Bird-Colonels in the Neoconfederate Army Reserve, primping for a troop review of Big-Haired WACs: In my mind I'm going to Carolina down slow: https://gardenandgun.com/articles/south-carolinas-wild-acquisition/ Vaya con Dios! RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-23-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-23-2018 if you had to pick 3 favorite artists/bands as your favorite *today*, who would they be? Mine: 1. Bon Iver 2. Bob Marley 3. Brockhampton (no emphasis on the first letter being B) RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-23-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-23-2018 RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-23-2018 https://soundcloud.com/therealandre3000benjamin RE: what music are you listening to now - Zach - 12-23-2018 |