The Music Thread
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The Music Thread
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Do you have a sound system in your truck? …
My standard for “Do You Hear What I Hear” has been Jack Jones’ version. (He also sang the theme for the “Love Boat” TV series.)
I again listened to many different renditions, wondering if there was something out there I liked just as much or even better. Late in the process, when I was about to make an alternate choice, I learned that Jack Jones passed away last year, so in tribute …
I again listened to many different renditions, wondering if there was something out there I liked just as much or even better. Late in the process, when I was about to make an alternate choice, I learned that Jack Jones passed away last year, so in tribute …
Just the factory fit. It has 4 speakers and BlueTooth and gives a decent enough sound. I spend a lot of time in hotels so I have a couple of JBL Flip 6 speakers for those times. They get their feed from my MBA using the Audio MIDI app to create stereo sound.
Neat!
New arrival. Spread across 3 CDs and 2 BluRay disks, Quarantième is the live follow-up to Parasomnia, marking the return of Mike Portnoy to the band, which celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Interesting character. In 1971, she was the second highest earning child singer in the world, after Michael Jackson, despite labouring with the disadvantage of not singing in English.
She later married Mike Oldfield, had a couple of kids with him and performed on some of his recordings, notably the album Islands and the non-album track Pictures In The Dark, which also featured the next generation of child performers, in the person of Aled Jones.
She later married Mike Oldfield, had a couple of kids with him and performed on some of his recordings, notably the album Islands and the non-album track Pictures In The Dark, which also featured the next generation of child performers, in the person of Aled Jones.
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First video is funny and entertaining, neat stunt! VW Squarebsck?, my brother-in- law had one .,,
So far today:
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I'm not at all sure how Nightwish is supposed to fit into any sub-genre of metal, given the use of children's choir, the London Symphony orchestra and Floor Jansen's vocals. However, to quote Shakespeare, what's in a name?
