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HAUSER CELLO - the sound of a cello in harmony with beautiful nature - I really like it #gjwnature
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HAUSER CELLO - the sound of a cello in harmony with beautiful nature - I really like it #gjwnature
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Does a video show a real Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) or Emergency Alert System (EAS) notice broadcast in major cities across the United States in August 2026? No, that's not...
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Beth Quist: vox, piano (left hand), guitar (right hand), doumbek, cajon, riq, ankle bells, photography, psychedelia www.bethquist.com www.patreon.com/bethquist www.youtube.com/quistunes www.facebook.com/quistunes Extra special thanks to: Nathan Josephs Biz & James Hoskins Thanks to RChain for supporting this work Thank you for supporting independent music Please like, share, subscribe XOXO
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Provided to YouTube by The Mountain Apple Company Ku'u Lei Awapuhi · HAPA HAPA ℗ Mountain Apple Company HAWAII Released on: 1992-01-01 Artist: HAPA Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Provided to YouTube by TuneCore Oblivion · The Winery Dogs Hot Streak ℗ 2015 Three Dog Music LLC Released on: 2015-10-02 Auto-generated by YouTube.
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This is a song by Elvis Presley - Welcome To My World. Lyrics: Welcome to my world Won't you come on in Miracles, I guess Still happen now and then Step into my heart Leave your cares behind Welcome to my world Built with you in mind Knock and the door shall be opened Seek and you will find Ask and you'll be given The key to this heart of mine I'll be waiting there With my arms unfurled Waiting just for you Welcome to my world Welcome to my world
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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group The Thoughts Of Mary Jane · Nick Drake Five Leaves Left ℗ 1969 Island Records, a division of Universal Music Operations Limited Released on: 1970-01-01 Composer Lyricist, Vocalist: Nick Drake Producer: Joe Boyd Engineer: John Wood Stringarranger: Robert Kirby Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Provided to YouTube by Reprise Sultan's Curse · Mastodon Emperor of Sand ℗ 2017 Reprise Records Guitar: Bill Kelliher Mastering Engineer: Billy Joe Bowers Editing Engineer: Billy Joe Bowers Drums, Vocals: Brann Dailor Mixing Engineer: Brendan O'Brien Producer: Brendan O'Brien Lead Guitar: Brent Hinds Vocals: Brent Hinds Unknown: Bryan Dimaio Unknown: T.J. Elias Mixing Engineer: Tom Syrowski Unknown: Tom Syrowski Unknown: Tom Tapley Bass Guitar: Troy Sanders Vocals: Troy Sanders Writer: Brann Timothy Dailor Writer: Troy Jayson Sanders Writer: William Breen Kelliher Writer: William Brent Hinds Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Prospects in Theoretical Physics Particle Physics at the LHC and Beyond Topic: New Approaches to the Hierarchy Problem II Speaker: Nathaniel Craig Date: July 18, 2017
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Why Bill Gates was attacked | Bill was attacked with cream cake pie in his face in February 1998 by Noel Godin, when he came to Brussels in Belgium. An entarteur named Noel Godin threw pie on Bill Gates's face, and had been doing this since 1969, starting from Marguerite Duras. Explained by Florid Miston #shorts #BillGates #NoelGodin
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Jake E. Lee has always been one of my top 5 guitar players of all time. To me, he's the best guitarist Ozzy ever had, yes, even better than the overrated and ok Randy Rhoads. Jake's playing on "Bark At The Moon," and "Ultimate Sin" is flawless. On March 18th, 1984, during the Bark At The Moon, during the performance of Ozzy's classic song "Suicide Solution," Jake unleashed is true talent upon the world in an iconic solo piece that still can't be topped, and is still the most ferocious thing Jake's done. Such a great solo. George Lynch has "Mr. Scary." Eddie Van Halen has "Eruption." And Jake E. Lee has this badass song. Nuff said. Color boosted, video put in HD, audio fixed. All rights belong to Ozzy Osbourne an of course the maestro Jake E. Lee. Enjoy!
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Ferry Corsten & Vincent de Moor pres. Veracocha - Carte Blanche, Official Music Video 1999 / 2000, 4K 60fps 2160p AI Enhanced, HD, HQ, 4K remastered, DVD, full hd (source file was corrupted and after 2:15 seven seconds are missing)
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Adam Lambert performing You Can't Win, at the Upright Cabaret in 2008. *I do not own any of the clips used in this video*
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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Spitshine · Smino blkswn ℗ 2017 Zero Fatigue LLC, under license to Downtown Records Released on: 2017-03-14 Producer: Monte Booker Mixing Engineer: Elton "L10MixedIt" Chueng Composer Lyricist: Christopher Smith Jr. Composer Lyricist: Ahmanti Booker Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Tags: Dinosaur. Screen Time. All Scenes. Scholosaurus. The Land Before Time.
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1964......#24 U.S. Billboard Hot 100, #26 U.S. Cash Box Top 100, #1 Canada Original video edited and remastered with HQ stereo sound. "Don't Worry Baby" is a song by American rock band the Beach Boys from their March 1964 album Shut Down Volume 2. Written by Brian Wilson and Roger Christian, Wilson's lead vocal on the track is considered one of his defining performances, and he later referred to "Don't Worry Baby" as perhaps the Beach Boys' finest record. It was issued in May 1964 as the B-side of "I Get Around", and charted separately at No. 24 on the Billboard Hot 100. Deriving from Wilson's obsession with the Ronettes' 1963 hit "Be My Baby", "Don't Worry Baby" has a similar musical structure, but different subject matter and production approach. The song was originally offered to the Ronettes, but was rejected by their producer, Phil Spector, leaving Wilson to produce it for the Beach Boys. "Don't Worry Baby" was conceived as a response to the Ronettes' recent hit, "Be My Baby", that had amazed and inspired Wilson. In his 1991 memoir, Wouldn't It Be Nice: My Own Story, it is stated that Wilson adopted the song title phrase from his then-girlfriend Marilyn Rovell shortly after hearing "Be My Baby" for the first time. Wilson offered the song to the Ronettes, however, Spector had a general policy against recording songs that he did not write, and declined. During a 1994 performance with Wilson in attendance, Ronnie Spector recalled that she and Wilson had discussed "Don't Worry Baby" in 1963 on the only prior occasion they had met. She said, "It was the follow-up to 'Be My Baby,' and [Brian] came running into Gold Star Studios and said, 'I wrote a great song for you!' But of course, [Phil] didn't do the writing on it, so [we didn't record it]." Ronnie Spector had since performed the song live, and covered it on her 1999 solo EP, She Talks to Rainbows. While Wilson originally intended the song for the Ronettes, in his memoir, it is stated that Wilson changed his mind after discussing the idea with Roger Christian. "I called [my] lyricist Roger, and told him I had an idea. He met me one afternoon at my parents' house, where, in one of our last collaborations, we wrote a lush ballad whose title and chorus came directly from Marilyn's comforting words, 'Don't Worry, Baby.' I knew the song was a smash before we finished writing it." On another occasion, Wilson recalled, "I met [Roger] in the parking lot at KFWB and he presented the lyrics for me. I went home and wrote the song in about an hour-and-a-half." In a 2009 interview, he said that he composed "Don't Worry Baby" over the course of two days at his home in Hawthorne, California. "I started out with the verse idea and then wrote the chorus. It was a very simple and beautiful song. It’s a really heart and soul song, I really did feel that in my heart." Musically, "Don't Worry Baby" is similar to "Be My Baby". Both songs start with a standalone drumbeat that is then joined by other instruments. The verses in "Don't Worry Baby" are in E major (the same key as "Be My Baby") and follow a I–IV–V chord progression. The chorus has the same changes as the verses of "Be My Baby" (I–ii–V), and both choruses have the same scale tones in the melody, albeit with a different rhythm. One of the ways in which the song distinguishes itself from "Be My Baby" is through the use of a key change preceding the chorus. At the end of the verses, the song shifts from E to F♯ major by repeating a ii7–V sequence one whole step above. Musicologist Philip Lambert notes, "The key shift is a transcendent expression of the change in perspective, from the guy in the verse to the girl in the chorus." The Beach Boys recorded "Don't Worry Baby" as part of two eight-hour sessions at United Western Recorders, Hollywood, on January 7, 1964. All of the band members played their own instruments on the recording. Vocals and guitars were overdubbed on January 8 or 9. Take 12 was used for the master. Former member David Marks, who had left the group several months earlier, may have played at this overdubbing session. Despite being modeled heavily after "Be My Baby", "Don't Worry Baby" does not emulate Phil Spector's Wall of Sound production technique. Shut Down Volume 2 was released on March 2, 1964, with "Don't Worry Baby" as the second track. On April 18, the Beach Boys performed "Don't Worry Baby" on ABC's American Bandstand. On May 11, "Don't Worry Baby" was issued as the B-side to "I Get Around". The B-side charted separately from the A-side due to differences in radio plays, peaking at No. 24 on July 4. Cash Box described it as an "attention-getting shuffle beat cha cha" song that "has the big hit goods."
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Commodore C64 demo Wonderland XII by Censor Design. Captured from a real C64 using s-video cable and audio from a 8580 SID chip. (Note: 8580 SID chip is actually wrong for this demo. Magnar confirmed he this time had used a 6581 over his preferred chip for producing the music.)
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Released in demo compo at Revision 2013 Credits: music: el mobo code: rez gfx: made
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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group If Only · Dove Cameron · Disney Descendants ℗ 2015 Walt Disney Records Released on: 2015-01-01 Producer, Composer Lyricist: Adam Anders Composer Lyricist, Producer, Other: Peer Astrom Composer Lyricist: Nicole Hassman Auto-generated by YouTube.
