What kind of music you hear while you trade?

Exytraordinary the effect of this young voice!

BTW... There's an entire chapter of the history of music about "Castration" and "Castrati" use in the early music.
If interested:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castrato
Prepubescent castration was made illegal in the Papal States (the last to prohibit them!!!) in 1870.

With feminine voice...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farinelli

They were "Stars"... and Farinelli the biggest of them all...

Haha, I am the senior of citizens then . I keep myself pretty fit, & entertained. And music is the cherry on the top.



Joan Jett – when gals weren’t supposed to be SO punk


1977. Joan Jett & The Runaways - Wasted





1980. Joan Jett & The Blackhearts - Bad Reputation






and Joan, just looking gorgeous (imo)

1988. Joan Jett - I Hate Myself For Loving You

We're all in the same ballpark age group. I'm the young fella, but not by much!!

Gibson, not long ago, released the Joan Jett Signature ES 339 guitar....which I would love to have!! https://www.gibson.com/Guitar/MEMSL3...an-Jett-ES-339

If anyone remembers this song from the Greg Kihn Band....then you can celebrate his birthday today!!

And a bit of trivia here.....On this day in 2015 John Fogerty filed a countersuit alleging that his former bandmates in Creedance Clearwater Revival had breached their contract in which he allowed them to use the name Creedence Clearwater Revisited while touring and playing the music they recorded together four decades ago.Fogerty’s action, claimed that Creedence bassist Stu Cook and drummer Doug Clifford had not paid him in more than three years under terms of the agreement they set up more than a decade ago.

I'm looking for the result of the countersuit, and I hope that Stu (the rat) Cook got what he so richly deserves.....

Nice posting...

I'll insist in the classical area. This is a French group that I love.

Who said the Classical is boring? That is exactly my spirit when I approach this music...

Translation is in the comments section of the video.

Interesting translation!!

How is to be in Paradise against how is to be in the hell.
Oh my... in my poor English... the complete translation goes (more or less) like that:



How great it is to be in Heaven where you live having feasts and laughing
where you see God's face revealed
How great it is to be in Heaven
How great it is to be in Heaven”

Alas, how horrible is to be in the Hell where you live in tears and in eternal fire.
Without ever seeing God for the eternity
Ahi, ouch, what horrible is to be down in the Hell.

Frost, wind and heat do not reign there, because the weather is temperate at all hours
There is no rain, no storm, it does not flash, because the sky -there- is always serene.

The fire, the ice, or what amazement, the frosts, the storms, and the high heat.
All the weather they are just in one place.
They gather there, or what a misery.

In short, you will have as much as you want there
And what you don't want you won't have...
And this is what I can say, O Muse,
It is time to pause from singing and daring.

What frightens you here, there you will have all
What pleases you and what you like on the contrary you will never have
And full of all evil you will be desperate to get out of here never ever.

How great it is to be in Heaven!!!

The Magic Flute. Ouverture. Magic Mozart.

Psychedelic Mozart.

Today is the birthday of Richie Sambora, the guitarist from Bon Jovi. I was never a fan of that group, but he can certainly play!

Also it is the birthday of Suzanne Vega