This is like a perfume you can dance to.
This is even better!
Oh...yes! I see/hear it now.This is like a perfume you can dance to.
I so wish I had discovered this for the Music To Do Something By thread.
It seems paradoxical to do twists and turns in something that already sounds like chaos.
I've made a playlist of most the songs on this thread so I might be able to fill in the gap if there's a missing favourite new discovery you're curious about.because more and more videos start to disappear and sometimes we're too lazy to mention the artist/song therefore it's impossible to know what that favourite new discovery was
Oh now I'm intrigued. The New Seekers do covers of other people's songs; people don't usually cover the New Seekers.I heard a great song which turned out to be a cover of a New Seekers song
Does that playlist....make sense?I've made a playlist of most the songs
They're going to be the next top 10 artist, then maybe I'll find that song (but I don't even remember what it sounds like so that's another gap).people don't usually cover the New Seekers
Do playlists need to make sense?Does that playlist....make sense?
Oooh ...They're going to be the next top 10 artist
And that's very 70s. I like that eerie Dark Shadows sound that recurs throughout the song. It makes me think it might be about the radio Angie Baby was listening to.Btw, I find it kinda sneaky that they use seventies songs for their 80s youtube channels.
I also like 'Personal Shopper' from the same album.
Yes it must, it must.Do playlists need to make sense?
But Steven Wilson's Anyone But Me (as posted in #396) was cancelled from the album.I also like 'Personal Shopper' from the same album.
What a great find. And now I've heard it it seems almost criminal not to know it. But life was different on page 19, wasn't it.My pick of the week
Interesting, but it does show up on the thirty-track digital deluxe bubble bath version of the album.Steven Wilson's Anyone But Me (as posted in #396) was cancelled from the album.
He said, well not to me personally but he wrote this on youtube:
This song was a casualty of COVID-19. It was originally the closing song on THE FUTURE BITES, the album was even mastered and cut with it in place, but the delay in releasing the album gave me the chance to re-evaluate and I decided to replace it with the more laid back and atmospheric COUNT OF UNEASE.
Gosh, that's so true.life was different on page 19, wasn't it.