What R U Listening 2? ♫ ♪

[LotusBud]

I fucking love Sting. That male backup singer is too fucking cool.

One of the few growing old gracefully, I'd do him, lol.
The lady has a voice so strong, she don't even need a mic, amazing.

Alright, I'd do him, too.

 

[sweet tea]

I love this.
Our future southern rock musicians...
How brave, go on about your badself.
The adults talking prior, so good.
Shhhhhhhhhh, hahaaaaa

 

[Admin.]

Vive Le King!

 

[realgrimm]

 

[realgrimm]

 

[realgrimm]

 

[LotusBud]

 

[Reggie_Essent]

My favorite Dire Straits tune.

 

[RAVEN]

 

[sweet tea]

Got up and dancing on that one.
Gone listen to it again

 

[sweet tea]

 

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[mastersplither]

 

[LotusBud]

My favorite Dire Straits tune.

I see 'video not available'

 

[LotusBud]

 

[Frood]

 

[1Holliday1]

Celestial Beings:

 

[sweet tea]

 

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[sweet tea]

Double post, don't care.
Must go here so's I don'a lose it...



EDIT: that one went out to HG and Sweets.

 

[sweet tea]

 

[realgrimm]

 

[Reggie_Essent]

This is what I am listening to right now.

I always listen to interpretations of the Praetorius Terpsichore, although Pretorious was not the composer of these pieces in spite of what one of these videos claim. Pretorious merely transcribed tunes that were popular in the taverns in northern Italy in the late 15th century in tablature, which he invented and is used to this day to transcribe stringed instrument music. These tunes were the "top of the pops" back then.





... and of course the inimitable John Williams. Sorry for the poor quality of the video and sound, but it is an old tape and it was made in Australia, so it is 2nd rate by nature.

 

[Dove]

Since it's a fun topic for all.....mostly my scoffers, this song was my ring tone for my H dealer :D