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chaospigthing
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Name of love, Streets, With or Without u, etc etc, they maybe only have three chords in em, but U2 classics still ignite something unbelievable..
Lopp
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All I know of Yello was that they did the Ferris B. song. Cool tune.
There's so many good tunes, you can't pick just one. Each of many evokes a different mood, etc. that makes them special.
Handel's "Messiah"
Iron Maiden's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise"
George Lynch's "Mr. Scary"
Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here"
Van Halen's "Hot for Teacher"
Eh. I could go onandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandon...
jwarv said:
All I know of Yello was that they did the Ferris B. song. Cool tune.
There's so many good tunes, you can't pick just one. Each of many evokes a different mood, etc. that makes them special.
Handel's "Messiah"
Iron Maiden's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise"
George Lynch's "Mr. Scary"
Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here"
Van Halen's "Hot for Teacher"
Eh. I could go onandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandonandon...
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Eric J
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Who was Yello?
I suppose you could do a search for them, it's probably worth it.
Yello was, and still IS as far as I know, a duo of two german/swiss? noise experimenter guys. The met in the late 70's, as they both went to sample noises (on tape, in those days) from a car factory at the same time.
They started making electronic/tape noise based dance music. Their first hit song in the late 70's 'bostich' was one of the first really weird arty-electronic disco hits. Savage Garden pretty much ripped it off for their first single - all the parts that didn't sound exactly like roxette.
They were doing found sound type things with tape manipulation, and later digital sampling, in the 80's. They won more kudos for their videos, I think, than their music. 'I Love You' had this weird video with elastic bands singing like mouths.
The main musical guy, he's more into making realistic sounds on analog synths than sampling things. His breathy brass sounds are incredible.
They had a great psuedo-jazz torch song in the mid-to late 80's with Shirley Bassey singing, called 'The Rythym Divine' - that's worth finding an MP3 of, if possible.
To sum up - weird electonic artist guys, making weird underground music for kicks, with some odd minor hits in the 80's.
I suppose you could do a search for them, it's probably worth it.
Yello was, and still IS as far as I know, a duo of two german/swiss? noise experimenter guys. The met in the late 70's, as they both went to sample noises (on tape, in those days) from a car factory at the same time.
They started making electronic/tape noise based dance music. Their first hit song in the late 70's 'bostich' was one of the first really weird arty-electronic disco hits. Savage Garden pretty much ripped it off for their first single - all the parts that didn't sound exactly like roxette.
They were doing found sound type things with tape manipulation, and later digital sampling, in the 80's. They won more kudos for their videos, I think, than their music. 'I Love You' had this weird video with elastic bands singing like mouths.
The main musical guy, he's more into making realistic sounds on analog synths than sampling things. His breathy brass sounds are incredible.
They had a great psuedo-jazz torch song in the mid-to late 80's with Shirley Bassey singing, called 'The Rythym Divine' - that's worth finding an MP3 of, if possible.
To sum up - weird electonic artist guys, making weird underground music for kicks, with some odd minor hits in the 80's.
Khompewtur
*Retired*
muh jong hurtz
BEST SONG FOR BEING IN LOVE:
"Ordinary World" Duran Duran
BEST SONG FOR MAJORLY FUCKING SOME SICK SHIT UP:
"7 Words" Deftones
BEST SONG FOR GETTING A HUMMER:
"Hummer" Pumpkins
BEST SONGS TO HEAR IN YOUR HEAD COOLY WALKING AROUND THE OFFICE:
Darth Vader's Theme
SONG MOST LIKELY TO MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'RE IN BERLIN CIRCA 1940:
"Die Eier Von Satan" Tool
SONG MOST APT TO HAVE ME IMITATING A RAPPER:
"Another Body Murdered" BooYaaTribe/Faith No More - Judgement Night soundtrack
SONG I WANNA HEAR RACING INTO A BURNING BUILDING:
"Flash Gordon" Queen
... AND FINALLY ...
SONG I FIND IMPOSSIBLE TO NOT BE HAPPY LISTENING TO:
"Sweet Home Alabama" Skynyrd
BEST SONG FOR BEING IN LOVE:
"Ordinary World" Duran Duran
BEST SONG FOR MAJORLY FUCKING SOME SICK SHIT UP:
"7 Words" Deftones
BEST SONG FOR GETTING A HUMMER:
"Hummer" Pumpkins
BEST SONGS TO HEAR IN YOUR HEAD COOLY WALKING AROUND THE OFFICE:
Darth Vader's Theme
SONG MOST LIKELY TO MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'RE IN BERLIN CIRCA 1940:
"Die Eier Von Satan" Tool
SONG MOST APT TO HAVE ME IMITATING A RAPPER:
"Another Body Murdered" BooYaaTribe/Faith No More - Judgement Night soundtrack
SONG I WANNA HEAR RACING INTO A BURNING BUILDING:
"Flash Gordon" Queen
... AND FINALLY ...
SONG I FIND IMPOSSIBLE TO NOT BE HAPPY LISTENING TO:
"Sweet Home Alabama" Skynyrd
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darrin_h2000
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Cowboy song by thin lizzy has 2 of the best leads Ive heard.
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musicsdarkangel
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a few
Haunting Me, Darkest Days, and Why by Stabbing Westward.
We're In This Together Now by Nine Inch Nails. Suffocate, and Awake and Dreaming, by finger eleven. Patient by Tool. 46 and 2 by Tool. Piano by Glass Jaw.
Undercovers On by Rival Schools.
Everyone check out that song, its great.
Haunting Me, Darkest Days, and Why by Stabbing Westward.
We're In This Together Now by Nine Inch Nails. Suffocate, and Awake and Dreaming, by finger eleven. Patient by Tool. 46 and 2 by Tool. Piano by Glass Jaw.
Undercovers On by Rival Schools.
Everyone check out that song, its great.