Archive for the 'Music I Like' Category

I’ve always appreciated the Men At Work’s funny and intelligent approach; their unique style was another pearl in the vast eighties panorama.
Down Under (from their most famous record: Business as Usual) is a surreal song in both lyrics and video and the music is a perfect match for both of them.
Amazing stuff!!!

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Awesome song!
Both music and lyrics (the video too is a masterpiece but it’s not included in this embeddable version).

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An inspiring song.
I normally don’t like this kind of drum-line but it perfectly fits here.

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A precious live version of one of the most awesome and intense songs ever.
Worth the listening and viewing the great performance: Freddy and the Queen at their best!

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Great song!

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Two geniuses working side by side!

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Gooo man!!!

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LYRICS
When you come to me
I’ll question myself again
Is this grip on life still my own

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David Sylvian’s style always had a very intensive appealing to me.
Darkest Dreaming is a beautiful meditative song: it really worths the listening!

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Iggy Pop’s  Living on the Edge of the Night is an awesome song from his Brick by Brick record.
Another masterpiece in both music and lyrics: “So I take a little bad with the good / It ain’t just black and white.”
Well Iggy, we’re not saints for sure!

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Another great song by Depeche Mode’s Sounds of  the Universe.
Both music and lyrics are at the D.M. top here; well worth the listening!

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Great Spider-Man cartoon track version by Ramones!
Long Life to the Punk!!!

The Who’s Who are You is one of the most marvellous rock songs ever written.
No need to remember that it was used (and it’s still currently) as the CSI Las Vegas main theme.

One of my own design-sets was inspired by this great song too; take a look here: Who Are You?

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Morrissey’s The Public Image is an awesome but less famous song available only in You Are The Quarry (the Extended Version one).
Ironic and sad at the same time, like most of his sons, the lyrics and music flow exceptionally tied together. A sense of peace and tranquillity pervades the whole piece as long as it goes near to the end… and when the silence arrives? Well, you can do nothing more than start thinking about what you’ve listened!
This is his own style, more than simple music, more than simple words: philosophy!

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Masterpiece song and video!

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