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Summer’s finally here, and there’s no better time of year to go outside and play. For the young kids in the family — and for the young at heart as well, Richmond and Wayne County propose plenty of fun ways to keep the whole brood entertained all season long. When temperatures rise, it’s easy to...
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Provided to YouTube by Maverick The Metro · System Of A Down Music From The Motion Picture Not Another Teen Movie ℗ 2000 The American Recording Company, LLC Guitar: Daron Malakian Background Vocals: Daron Malakian Mixer, Producer: Dave Sardy Drums: John Dolmayan Lead Vocals: Serg Tankian Bass: Shavo Odadjian Writer: John B. Crawford Auto-generated by YouTube.
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George Crumb (b. 1929) Black Angels (Thirteen Images from the Dark Land) (1970) Performed on Nov 10, 2019 in celebration of the composer’s ninetieth birthday. CIM New Music Ensemble Keith Fitch, director 0:00 Departure Threnody I: Night of the Electric Insects Sounds of Bones and Flutes Lost Bells Devil-music Danse Macabre 6:09 Absence Pavana Lachrymae Threnody II: Black Angels! Sarabanda de la Muerte Oscura Lost Bells (Echo) 12:00 Return God-music Ancient Voices Ancient Voices (Echo) Threnody III: Night of the Electric Insects James Thompson, violin Julian Maddox, violin Tess Krope, viola Daniel Blumard, cello ––– Black Angels was commissioned by the University of Michigan and is dedicated to the Stanley Quartet. The score is inscribed: “finished on Friday the Thirteenth, March 1970 (in tempore belli).” The composer has provided the following note for Black Angels: Black Angels (Thirteen Images from the Dark Land) was conceived as a kind of parable on our troubled contemporary world. The numerous quasi-programmatic allusions in the work are therefore symbolic although the essential polarity – God versus Devil – implies more than a purely metaphysical reality. The image of the “black angel” was a conventional device used by early painters to symbolize the fallen angel. The underlying structure of Black Angels is a huge arch-like design which is suspended from the three “Threnody” pieces. The work portrays a voyage of the soul. The three stages of this voyage are Departure (fall from grace), Absence (spiritual annihilation), and Return (redemption). The numerological symbolism of Black Angels, while perhaps not immediately perceptible to the ear, is nonetheless quite faithfully reflected in the musical structure. These “magical” relationships are variously expressed: e.g. in terms of phrase length, groupings of single tones, durations, patterns of repetition, etc. An important pitch element in the work – ascending D-sharp, A – also symbolizes the fateful numbers seven and thirteen. At certain points in the score, there occurs a kind of ritualistic counting in various languages. including German, French, Russian, Hungarian, Japanese, and Swahili. There are several allusions to tonal music in Black Angels: a quotation from Schubert's “Death and the Maiden” quartet (in the Pavana Lachrymae and also faintly echoed on the last page of the work): an original Sarabanda. which is stylistically synthetic; the sustained B-major tonality of God-music; and several references to the Latin sequence Dies Irae (“Day of Wrath”). The work abounds in conventional musical symbolisms such as the Diabolus in Musica (the interval of the tritone) and the Trillo di Diavolo (the “Devil's trill” after Tartini). The amplification of the stringed instruments in Black Angels is intended to produce a highly surrealistic effect. This surrealism is heightened by the use of certain unusual string effects; e.g. pedal tones (the intensely obscene sounds of the Devil-music); bowing on the “wrong” side of the strings (to produce the viol-consort effect); trilling on the strings with thimble-capped fingers. The performers also play maracas, tam-tarns, and water-tuned crystal glasses, the latter played with the bow for the “glass-harmonica” effect in God-music. In a recent interview Crumb stated that “it was only toward the end of the composition of Black Angels that I became aware that this piece had pulled in a lot of the very dark currents that were swimming around during this period. I didn't set out to write an anti-war piece. But at the end of the writing process it struck me – and music can do this – that Black Angels just pulled in the surrounding psychological and emotional atmosphere. Perhaps it was Crumb’s lack of political intent that gives Black Angels its ability to speak to today's audiences with the same shocking power that it did more than three decades ago. As Crumb said, speaking of Beethoven’s dedication to Napoleon in his “Eroica” Symphony, “it isn’t about creating a piece of propaganda; rather, it’s a human testament.” © David Starobin (Courtesy of Bridge Records, Inc.)
Does a real video show Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni ignoring and walking away from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations? No, that's not true: There is...
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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Gangreen · Ministry featuring Sgt. Major Rio Grande Blood ℗ 2006 13th Planet Records, Inc. Released on: 2006-05-02 Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Orbital live - feile 1995 in Cork Recorded from TV. No copyright infringement intended If you can identity any of the tracks featured let me know and I will link them to the video to purchase from Itunes.
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Provided to YouTube by Sony Music Entertainment Computer Games · Mi-Sex Graffiti Crimes ℗ 1980 Sony Music Entertainment (Australia) PTY. Ltd. Released on: 1979-04-04 Associated Performer: Mi-Sex Composer, Lyricist: Steve Gilpin Lyricist, Composer: Kevin Stanton Lyricist, Composer: Murray Burns Auto-generated by YouTube.
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This takes relaxation in martial arts to another level...
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A fan-made trailer for Paul Fejos' 1928 LONESOME, an overlooked gem and the spiritual brother of Murnau's 1927 SUNRISE. "Are You Lonesome Tonight?" written by Roy Turk and Lou Handman; performed by Blue Barron and His Orchestra.
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Provided to YouTube by Rise Records [&] Delinquents · Woe, Is Me Number (s) ℗ 2010 Rise Records Released on: 2010-08-31 Composer: Austin Thorton Composer: Benjamin Ferris Composer: Cory Ferris Composer: Derek Carter Composer: Kevin Hanson Composer: Michael Bohn Composer: Timothy Sherrill Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Freda Payne & Belinda Carlisle "Band of Gold" live performance Lyrics: Now that you've gone All that's left is a band of gold All that's left are the dreams I hold Band of gold And the memories of what love could be If you were still here with me You took me from the shelter of my mother I have never known or loved another We kissed after taking vows That night on our honeymoon We stayed in separate rooms I wait in the darkness of my lonely room Filled with sadness filled with gloom Hoping soon That you'll walk back through that door And love me like you tried before Now that you've gone All that's left is a band of gold All that's left are the dreams I hold Band of gold And memories of what love could be If you were still here with me Don't you know that I wait In the darkness of my lonely room Filled with sadness filled with gloom Hoping soon That you'll walk back through that door And love me like you tried before Since you've been gone All that's left is a band of gold All that's left are the dreams I hold Band of gold And the memories of what love could be If you were still here with me I wait in the darkness of my lonely room Filled with sadness filled with gloom Hoping soon That you'll walk back through that door And love me like you tried before
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The British television series based on the book of the same name written by Sue Townsend, this first series consisted of 6 episodes. It began on ITV in 1985, and starred Gian Sammarco as the title character Adrian Mole, Stephen Moore as Adrian's father George Mole and Julie Walters as Adrian's mother Pauline Mole. The opening theme was "Profoundly In Love With Pandora" and sung by Ian Dury.
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Muddy Zeppelin - You need whole lotta love
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Savion Glover and the company perform "Taxi" / "Bring in 'da Noise, Bring in 'da Funk" at the 1996 Tony Awards.
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00:00 Intro 00:36 Materials 00:57 Measurements 01:32 Row 1 (DC Foundation Row) 04:45 Row 2 05:38 Row 3 07:00 Row 4 07:51 Row 5 09:01 Row 6 10:57 Row 7 12:21 Row 8 13:49 Row 9 14:50 Row 10 15:40 Row 11 16:26 Row 12 18:30 try-on 18:55 chain measurement 19:41 reattach yarn 20:26 SC around foundation row 21:29 placing stitch markers 23:12 identifying the lowest point of ribbing height 24:05 Back Ribbing 27:42 approaching the first stitch marker 28:35 Bust Ribbing 29:23 Bust Ribbing (increase) 32:10 Bust Ribbing (decrease) 33:29 Center Slit 35:35 Back Ribbing 36:30 Closing the back seam 37:56 back straps 39:29 front straps 39:55 bust strap
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Here is track 03 From Quest For Camelot
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A classic Patti Page record - Her voice fits this type of song to perfection
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37,000 people saw this live show
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From their 1969 debut album, Supersnazz.
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King Of Polyester The W's Fourth From The Last Five Minute Walk Records/SaraBellum Records Released on July 28, 1998
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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Smokin' Me Out · Ronald Isley · Warren G Take A Look Over Your Shoulder (Reality) ℗ 1997 UMG Recordings, Inc. Released on: 1997-01-01 Vocalist, Producer: Warren G Composer Lyricist: Christopher Jasper Composer Lyricist: Ernest Isley Composer Lyricist: O'Kelly Isley Jr. Composer Lyricist: Marvin Isley Composer Lyricist: Ronald Isley Composer Lyricist: Rudolph Isley Composer Lyricist: Warren Griffin III Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Provided to YouTube by Kakao Entertainment Rollie (Rollie) · i-dle 2 ℗ 2024 CUBE Entertainment,under license to Kakao Entertainment Released on: 2024-01-29 Author: 우기 Author: BOYTOY Author: Melli (PLZ) Author: 213 (PLZ) Author: MOJO Composer: 우기 Composer: BOYTOY Composer: Melli (PLZ) Composer: 213 (PLZ) Composer: MOJO Composer: Milli Oshyun Arranger: 213 (PLZ) Arranger: MOJO Arranger: Milli Oshyun Arranger: BOYTOY Auto-generated by YouTube.
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The originial version of this awesome song, by an unfairly underrated band, Ride. If anyone got the chords or tabs, please put them in the comments.
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From The Album "Monster A Go-Go" 1992.
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When Wishbone is blamed for neighborhood messes, he, Joe, David, and Sam must find the dog who is the real culprit. Wishbone becomes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes, in "The Hound of the Baskervilles.".
