More music worth keeping
More music videos from earlier times. All are worth using fullscreen. Previous posts in this series are here, here, here, and here.
"The Great Commandment" -- which is, apparently, don't always take things at face value:
Lead singer Harry Bowens has far too much exuberant energy to be contained in that suit:
This video for Kate Bush's song "Cloudbusting" stars her and Donald Sutherland (RIP) and is inspired by the ideas of Wilhelm Reich:
Debbie Harry needs no introduction -- neither does Darth Vader:
And finally, "Dragostea Din Tei", probably the only song in Romanian ever to become a hit in the US:
"The Great Commandment" -- which is, apparently, don't always take things at face value:
Lead singer Harry Bowens has far too much exuberant energy to be contained in that suit:
This video for Kate Bush's song "Cloudbusting" stars her and Donald Sutherland (RIP) and is inspired by the ideas of Wilhelm Reich:
Debbie Harry needs no introduction -- neither does Darth Vader:
And finally, "Dragostea Din Tei", probably the only song in Romanian ever to become a hit in the US:
posted by Infidel753 at 6:20 AM
4 Comments:
These are all new to me and each compelling in its own way. I found the “Cloudburst” most affecting, but Debbie Harry’s voice is even clearer and lovelier than I remembered. An enjoyable series of musical interludes. Thanks, Infidel.
Glad you liked them! Debbie Harry is one of a kind.
Numa Numa was one of my favorite songs back when it was being played all the time.
I listened to that a lot as well, back then. It's great that now the internet allows us to find old favorites again, without having to dig through used-record shops.
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