Author Topic: Jahn's JukeBox (Read 5455 times)

Nichi · « **Reply #660 on:** October 27, 2013, 07:52:45 AM »

Quote from: Jahn on October 27, 2013, 07:47:36 AM

A guy said:
dudeer mananer one yeara go

I want this song blasted when Im dead on the biggest speakers of what is left of my money on Earth untill the speakers blow out or catch on fire!

I saw that!

It really would be a good song for a wake!

Michael · « **Reply #661 on:** October 27, 2013, 01:45:16 PM »

This is one of Julie's favourite albums from her younger days. We had the LP, but she finally found a CD about a year ago, so I have been getting into it since then myself. Never was into Eno in my youth, but discovering now this album is quite good.

Jahn · « **Reply #662 on:** October 28, 2013, 04:50:24 AM »

Quote from: Michael on October 27, 2013, 01:45:16 PM

This is one of Julie's favourite albums from her younger days. We had the LP, but she finally found a CD about a year ago, so I have been getting into it since then myself. Never was into Eno in my youth, but discovering now this album is quite good.

Nice to hear that you have Enos Music an armlength away. He is really an outstanding artist.

heh, watching that live Project has got my brain playing Enos tracks day and night the whole weekend, Oh no, oh no!

Jahn · « **Reply #663 on:** October 28, 2013, 05:47:22 AM »

Quote from: Nichi on October 27, 2013, 07:49:05 AM

In fact, I like it a lot! Wonder how I missed him in the 70's.

Well, Eno was not that easy to find. I got his records just because he was a former, original, member of Roxy Music, where he played the spacey Moog/Synth. A new instrument with which he added a new future-istic space dimension to the Sound of Roxy Music.

His first solo albums was quite special, homemade, with strange melodies and arrangements. It is this strangeness the "Here Come the Warm Jets" live artists now re-awake. And probably, 40 years after the release - the World is more ready to listening to what Brian Eno created in the first half of the 1970´s.

After his first three solo albums he released a few albums with Fripp and the band Cluster. I got these albums too in original press but after that he went into this ambient stuff and I lost the track. Music for Airports, music for elevators and so on. However, I knew that he produced Bowie's albums from the year in Berlin - Low and Heroes. But I didn't know that he was producing U2 and other artists.

As a curiosity: If you have Windows as OS then you know about the starting sound when the computer gets on and the ending sound when you turn your Windows off. Guess who has made these short music (or sound) snatches? - Eno of course

Jahn · « **Reply #664 on:** October 28, 2013, 05:58:54 AM »

Search YouTube: M 801 Live Manzanera TNK
(I got the Album of M801 and Eno plays and sings here)
Result: 801 - Tomorrow Never Knows (1976)

A Beatles cover.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Usb26HywtU

"Experimental rock band formed in 1976 after the temporary disbanding of Roxy Music by Phil Manzanera, Brian Eno, Bill MacCormick, Francis Monkman, Simon Phillips and Lloyd Watson. The group performed three critically acclaimed concerts at Norfolk, the Reading festival and London's Queen Elizabeth Hall. The final concert was recorded and released as 801 Live."

Tracklist M 801 Live:

A1 Lagrima Written-By – Manzanera* 2:31
A2 T.N.K. (Tommorrow Never Knows) Written-By – Lennon-McCartney 6:14
A3 East Of Aseroid Written-By – MacCormick*, Manzanera* 4:59
A4 Rongwrong Written-By – Hayward* 5:03
A5 Sombre Reptiles Written-By – Eno* 3:26

B1 Baby's On Fire Written-By – Eno* 5:03
B2 Diamond Head Written-By – Manzanera* 6:21
B3 Miss Shapiro Written-By – Eno*, Manzanera* 4:20
B4 You Really Got Me Written-By – R. Davies* 2:23 [Kinks]
B5 Third Uncle Written-By – Eno*

Jahn · « **Reply #665 on:** November 25, 2013, 08:02:35 AM »

Titiyo Jan - Bara om min älskade väntar (Cover of Dylans - Tomorrow is a long time)

http://www.tv4.se/s%C3%A5-mycket-b%C3%A4ttre/klipp/titiyo-jah-bara-om-min-%C3%A4lskade-v%C3%A4ntar-2490960

Lill Lindfors - A day at the sea(En dag på sjön)

http://www.tv4.se/s%C3%A5-mycket-b%C3%A4ttre/klipp/lill-lindfors-en-dag-på-sjön-2490968

Children of our time (Barn av vår tid) - Ebbot Lundberg

http://www.tv4.se/s%C3%A5-mycket-b%C3%A4ttre/klipp/ebbot-lundberg-barn-av-vår-tid-2490966

Jahn · « **Reply #666 on:** November 25, 2013, 08:43:56 AM »

Live 1976

Mr nice guy do something close to rock'n roll

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFjTN11CnNY

Jahn · « **Reply #667 on:** December 09, 2013, 07:21:00 AM »

This is a kind of cool song and video, some extra visual wail is added 2:35 within the video.
Titiyo is from Sweden and you could see her in the Jukebox recently honor aanother artist by singing a cover.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLsVGwNWOA4

Skip the ad by clicking down to the right "Hoppa över annons".

Michael · « **Reply #668 on:** December 15, 2013, 03:39:47 AM »

Groovy piece.

Jahn · « **Reply #669 on:** December 15, 2013, 07:51:48 AM »

Quote from: Michael on December 15, 2013, 03:39:47 AM

Groovy piece.

Right!
Here is the Swedish version (twisted), made by her (Titiyos) friend Ulf Dageby.

(This is what happens now on Swedish television.)
The program is called "So much better" and after a couple of glasses of wine they do covers on their friends hits.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qj8mFLu80I