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[metal beat 17,019]

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Edited October 3, 2012 by turntable

[hired goon 5,409]

I like this mash-up of the various cover versions of Gotye's Somebody That I Used To Know that have appeared on youtube:

--Geoff

[Freedom 1,376]

Does anyone seriously sit watching YouTube video's like listening to music?

Or is this more for interesting clips or music?

I have been a 'late' starter on 'u-tube' but it is seriously growing on me!

It's not so much about 'listening' as it is about 'finding' new music, or music you already have but have never seen the clip.

I use it as a 'discovery' tool for finding new bands and also hearing their songs (which there would be no other way to do so).

That's why so many people here on SNA are posting songs from u-tube as it is the best medium for others to 'share' a 'link' to a band/artist/song/album etc etc.

If I hear about a band (that I don't know much about), I go straight onto 'u-tube' and 'discover' their songs, then if I like them enough I can go out and buy their music!

Also (being a 'Purple' fan), I have found soooo much Purple music (and clips) on u-tube, which has been facinating as a die-hard fan who thought he had most of their videos!

[LogicprObe 7,395]

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[Saxon Hall 4,161]

I have been a 'late' starter on 'u-tube' but it is seriously growing on me!

It's not so much about 'listening' as it is about 'finding' new music, or music you already have but have never seen the clip.

I use it as a 'discovery' tool for finding new bands and also hearing their songs (which there would be no other way to do so).

That's why so many people here on SNA are posting songs from u-tube as it is the best medium for others to 'share' a 'link' to a band/artist/song/album etc etc.

If I hear about a band (that I don't know much about), I go straight onto 'u-tube' and 'discover' their songs, then if I like them enough I can go out and buy their music!

Also (being a 'Purple' fan), I have found soooo much Purple music (and clips) on u-tube, which has been facinating as a die-hard fan who thought he had most of their videos!

These sentiments pretty much align with mine. I use Grooveshark when I am looking to hear a particular song but if it is not there I will go to YouTube and invariably it is there. If I like what I hear it will often result in a purchase. So all in all it is a valuable tool for me

[Mushroom01 274]

My favorite Rick Estrin & The Night Cats Vid.

Just makes you want to be a part of the crowd

[joz 5,478]

Listen this:

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simultaneously

Slava is one of the parents at my kids school.

He has done some great shows for our school fundraisers in our community.

[emesbee 2,738]

I'm also a bit of a late starter with youtube, but I've recently come to appreciate its value. I've managed to dig out some clips of bands from the past that I wasn't aware of before, and I also use it to look up clips when I 'discover' new artists.

I know I've posted this one before on the prog thread, but I can't help it, I love it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEBYWC60TWY

[mickj1 3,758]

Listen this:

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went along to a concert of theirs in Hobart at the Theatre Royal a few years ago - great music, great acoustics, great concert

Cheers

mick

[joz 5,478]

I get to watch PSY as much as I like on the tube

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[mondie 2,304]

This is an fascinating and emotional piece of music from Freddie Mercury, it was the B side to his horrible cover of The Great Pretender. Must track this down on 12", got into it after watching a recent show about Freddie's later years. Fascinating guy and it goes without saying one of the greatest musicians and performer of modern times.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBWhdfEgEU8

[emesbee 2,738]

I get to watch PSY as much as I like on the tube

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I watched it with the mute button on. Sounds better that way.

[progladyte 3,105]

I'm also a bit of a late starter with youtube, but I've recently come to appreciate its value. I've managed to dig out some clips of bands from the past that I wasn't aware of before, and I also use it to look up clips when I 'discover' new artists.

I know I've posted this one before on the prog thread, but I can't help it, I love it!

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This is one of my favourite riffs of all time. Pity they / he couldn't maintain the brilliance throughout the rest of the career

[LogicprObe 7,395]

Does anyone seriously sit watching YouTube video's like listening to music?

Or is this more for interesting clips or music?

I watch them with my phones on with music and turn the youtube up if it looks interesting.

The audio quality is crap.

[mello yello 5,064]

^^

+1 more for interesting (and for looking up rarities or golden oldies i dont actually own, like Blondies Union City Blue earlier )

Does anyone seriously sit watching YouTube video's like listening to music?

Or is this more for interesting clips or music?

nothing that is fun can ever be "serious" LoL

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I could get serious with Frida though

;-)

Edited October 24, 2012 by mello yello

[Two Flies 5,065]

Gotta love this one I couldn't leave it out of the mc240 top 100.

Edited June 14, 2013 by Blackout

[mickj1 3,758]

Herewith an excellent homage to the late great Rahsaan Roland Kirk:

Cheers

Mick

[Soundscape 5,388]

Slava is one of the parents at my kids school.

He has done some great shows for our school fundraisers in our community.

went along to a concert of theirs in Hobart at the Theatre Royal a few years ago - great music, great acoustics, great concert

Cheers

mick

Nice to hear guys. I heard some tracks on the radio at the time they were touring but couldn't track down the cd for years. Ebay to the rescue in the end. Sublime music by first class musicians. I have become a fan of each members other output as a result, especially Towner. He has truly carved out his own little niche for such a long time now.

[Two Flies 5,065]

[soundfan 8,944]

Medeski, Martin & Wood Featuring Marc Ribot: Hey Joe

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[gainphile 710]

Great Thread !!

My spinning... make sure to select 1080HD

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[houdinifangs 1,308]

Wow! Make sure to watch the last 3 minutes - awesome

[Two Flies 5,065]

[soundfan 8,944]

Hear Marc Ribot cut loose on guitar on this beautiful track.

From a John Zorn album, Filmworks XXI Belle de Nature/Rijksmuseum, which is a soundtrack to a film.

Track is about 4 minutes long, not 7.13 as listed.

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[harry_mr 24]

I think this is a nice version of a classic oldie

I remember watching this on rove thinking that is awesome watch after the 2 minutes