What kind of music you hear while you trade?

BST ...

1990....letsa go !!

What a year...loads of positive uplifting hits this year (maybe it's the start of a new decade feel) and Italia 90 .... and 2 unused tickets for the final in Stadio Olimpico ( but that's another story..and it was a horrible final in the end anyway I guess)

Funny how the British censors completely missed the "What the f@ck" at the time





Light up a stage and wax a chump like a candle..okay..whatever u say Vanilla !



Tim roof.....rusted !



and a bit of Norman Cook..post Housemartins, before Fatboy Slim mega fame (sampling Paul Simonon's bass from The Clash's "Guns of Brixton")



you look better than the face of God on a sunny day.....



the needle returns to the start of the song and we all sing along like before



So you want to be free? / To live your life the way you wanna be?

Inserted Video

Bob Dylan didn't have this to sing about, you know it feels good to be alive

Inserted Video

Just what is it that you want to do?
Well, we wanna be free, we wanna be free to do what we wanna do



I'm free to do what I want any old time



All I ever wanted, all I ever needed is here in my arms

Hi giselle,

the Bobby Womack track turned up on that terrific Tarantino movie Jackie Brown



Hi Danger, loving the yearly concept

Hi,TimeTells

Yeah. I watched all of his movies.

From Pulp Fiction:
Dick Dale & His DelTones:
Kool & The Gang:
The Tornadoes:

I have tons of videos for 1989 Danger Mouse, but better I post only one: the last song of last TRIFFIDS work, the final one....
An heartbreaking song, even now after all these years!

Monarchically speaking, a king.

Yep Pulp Fiction, a classic QT movie.


While Kill Bill, length wise 1+2, requires too much popcorn and time away from the screen for me lol, but I enjoy it also specially Part 1 .

In Japan prior to the KB movie Quentin apparently heard this song being played in a clothing store and contacted the 5-6-7-8 gals to play in the movie.


I'm Blue

From the Beastie's legendary 2nd album, 1989's Paul's Boutique



What a sample-tastic album it is from an era of sample mayhem. Not sure if it's even possible to make such a record these days without threat of litigation.

Samples

1. "One for the Treble (Fresh)" by Davy DMX. Following the line: ‘And when I say stupid I mean cupid’ you hear "Fresh" from the song cut in (and then the line: "I’m not James at 15...")
2. "Hey Ladies" sample is from Kurtis Blow’s "Party Time" on the Party Time album
3. Mostly "Machine Gun" by The Commodores
4. "Guitar and synth under "All the ladies in the house...the ladies, the ladies" is from "Shake your Pants", by Cameo on the Cameosis album
5. "All the ladies in the house...the ladies, the ladies" - "Jazzy Sensation" by Afrika Bambataa
6. "World Famous Supreme Team, "Hey DJ" at the very first "get funky" before the cowbell.
7. "She’s thinks she’s the passionate one" - "Ballroom Blitz" by Sweet on the album Desolation Boulevard
8. "Good God!" - "War" by Edwin Starr
9. "Funky!", "Damn!" and "Is it funky, brotha?" from "Funky President" by James Brown
10. "Baby, Baby, Baby" is from Zapp’s "Heartbreaker"
11. "Kool and the Gang’s, "Jungle Boogie"
12. Cameo’s, "Shake Your Pants" before "all the ladies in the house"
13. Roger’s, "So Rough, So Tuff"
14. In the video version: "Baby, Baby, Baby" is Deep Purple’s "Hush"
15. "Fresh," Fab-5 Freddy
16. "Pumpin’ It Up" by the P-Funk All Stars

Hard believe I am so old...

Lofi music the only thing that keeps me sane when im in draw downs

Allman Brothers band:
Ray Charles:

any love for Rainbow?