The SUBSIM Music Thread

[Jimbuna]

[Eichhörnchen]

[Jimbuna]

[Commander Wallace]

A great song by Robert Plant.

[Jimbuna]

[Jimbuna]

[Eichhörnchen]

[Rockstar]

The Oh Hellos some good folk music to mellow out with





dude busts out and plays a mean tambourine around minute 4


When Adam first saw Eve






hat tip: https://bandcamp.com/

[Dowly]

New video from Rammstein! Couple of titties are shown, so warning for that I guess.



EDIT: Early lyrics translation from Reddit
EDIT 2: changed lyrics



We weren't allowed to be part of it.
Nothing to see, talk or hear
But every night for an hour or two.
I've vanished from this world
A little happy every night
My ear very close to the world receiver

[Refrain]

Radio, my radio
I let myself be sucked into the ether
My ears become eyes
Radio, my radio
That's how I hear what I don't see
Silence secretly faraway woe

[Verse 2]

We weren't allowed to be part of it.
Nothing to see, talk or disturb
Every song was forbidden
So dangerous foreign notes
But every night a little happy
My ear very close to the world receiver

[Refrain]

Radio, my radio
I let myself be sucked into the ether
My ears become eyes
Radio, my radio (my radio)
That's how I hear what I don't see
Silence secretly faraway woe

[Bridge]

Every night I secretly rose
On the back of music
Put your ears on your wings
sing softly into one's hands
Every night and fly again
I just walked away with the music
Float so through bright rooms
No borders, no fences.

[Interlude]

radio, radio
radio, radio

[Refrain]

Radio, my radio (my radio)
I let myself be sucked into the ether
My ears become eyes
Radio, my radio (my radio)
That's how I hear what I don't see
Silence secretly faraway woe

[Jimbuna]

[Commander Wallace]

A great rock vocalist, Pat Benatar.

[Jimbuna]

[Commander Wallace]

Another great song from Pat Benatar.

[Skybird]

I have had three overwhelming live concert experiences in my life: Dido in Hamburg 2003, Martha Argerich, the RSO Berlin under Chailly (and with my father playing in the orchestra ) in the Berlin Philharmonic 1982: 3rd piano concert by Rachman inoff, and in summer 1985, the year of my final school exams that christmas, Oscar Peterson again in the Berlin Philharmonic.

To me, the giant of piano jazz, and most excellent on bass: outstanding Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen, and superb Martin Drew on drums. Maybe the best trio/quartett Peterson ever performed with. The chemistry was just right, perfect harmony was the result.

Instead of the full concert, just this:

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by Eichhörnchen

Thanks for posting this, it was unknown to me, but really pulled some strings inside me. Cant even say why, just can say: it did.