marcos69
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/18 18:14:38
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marcos69
You'd better leave Stevie's little girl alone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQsqRBCXiuw
+1 Stevie has a lot of soulful footage. The "live from the el macombo" video is exceptional. From what I've heard, he didn't even remember that night - not because it was one of many but because he was so baked at the time. Even then - he had a ton of soul!
Yeah I have that dvd. It is just phenomenal! I've never seen an artist put so much of himself into a performance like that.
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/18 21:52:40
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This isn't the most passionate music I have ever heard, but it does pay sincere homage to a simple melody and breathes life into the motif with verve and commitment:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rd6IUjPwAcw&feature=related
Plus I think I have a crush on the drummer.... she's like the Charlene Watts of Irish Trad.
I don't have a crush I think I'm in love with Andrea.  edit: Dang just found out she's married now. My brother and sister and I sang together for years when we were younger. It's very hard to beat family harmony.
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/18 22:16:37
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DeeS
It's very hard to beat family harmony.
I wouldn't know. My family never had any.
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/18 22:24:47
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/19 10:05:49
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/21 13:17:16
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Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/21 14:51:35
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Prince - Sexy MF (sexy Mother Fu**er - by far the most passionate music ever - video - and little skit before the song starts >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4oDcsaEvEE so romantic - it puts the Man in romance (sarcastic eye roll)
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/21 15:05:12
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Too bad the creator of that video doesn't know the difference between butterflies and moths... lol!
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/21 19:17:18
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Re:The most passionate music you ever heard.
2011/02/22 02:44:48
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DeeS
This is what prince should stick to for his performing.
Check out his break at the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifp_SVrlurY
Yep! Wild, yet tasteful. All the bones were there, many done in a fashion George probably didn't think of. I remember reading how Prince went out for that Superbowl half-time show a few years ago and his guitar was out of tune by half-a-step but he just went with it, made adjustments and no knew until afterwards. He does have some talent!
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