Truly Ultralight-they weigh nothing!They are in your memory.

[Lamont]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJZDyIz-0lk
Walking out of the dark this morning-this song comes to me and just keeps coming.
A brilliant and uplifting version if you're keen to listen, I especially like Warren Ellis' piano and the choir in this version.
Grab on and run like you stole something.

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[Lamont]

Sitting watch the sun come up, sheltering in some bushes from a chilly wind, supping on my tea, Gareth Liddiard's voice sneaks in out of nowhere

[Lamont]

Sitting at the ocean's edge this morning with a cuppa, watching the swell, waiting for the dawn proper -this song comes out of nowhere.
Haven't listened to the album for months.

[kali]

Always Bob Marley 3 little Birds - it has been playing in my head through so many moments in life - when peaceful, when needing courage, when connecting to nature, when up sht crk........

[Petew]

Sitting at the ocean's edge this morning with a cuppa, watching the swell, waiting for the dawn proper -this song comes out of nowhere.
Haven't listened to the album for months.

I'm going to have a listen to this when I get home. Sounds good!

[GBW]

A classic from Mr Zimmerman...

[north-north-west]

A classic from Mr Zimmerman...

And, welcome to a new earworm. With any luck I'll spend the next month cycling through every song of His Bobness that I know.

[GBW]

A classic from Mr Zimmerman...

And, welcome to a new earworm. With any luck I'll spend the next month cycling through every song of His Bobness that I know.

The twenty or so verses of "Hurricane" should keep you going for a while!
I saw Bob in 1978 at the Myer Music Bowl. Big fan.

[north-north-west]

Ummm ... *does quick mental calculation* ... yeah, I was there too. A great night.

[Lamont]

Yesterdays song.

In the tradition of this thread and songs that just pop into your head out walking......

Out of the blue it hits me trying to light the stove for a cuppa in the cold wind- and WOW it just pops into my head.
At least I know where this one came from.
REVERBBBBB-ALICIOUSSS.
Dance like you're Ginger Rogers.

[johnw]

An ear worm for the track. Showing my age, well I was very young...

[Warin]

Regression to childhood...

[north-north-west]

I had this pop into my head during the week. No idea what set it off.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfnphiPIZ7c

What am I doing wrong? Damn thing won't embed!

[johnw]

I had this pop into my head during the week. No idea what set it off.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfnphiPIZ7c

What am I doing wrong? Damn thing won't embed!

Another favourite of mine. Interestingly Brian Wilson didn't perform on it.
Enter just the last string of characters after the = sign, inside the youtube tags.
LIke this (without the leading space):
[ youtube]pfnphiPIZ7c[/youtube]

[north-north-west]

Thanks. I'll try to remember that.

[Warin]

Thanks. I'll try to remember that.

That does not work well for me. The remembering thing.

What I do was 'quote' one of the posts that worked and saw what was required. This works on other sites too. Just don't post the 'reply' as that confuses others.

[GBW]

I love a good shuffle. SRV...

[north-north-west]

Aaaarrrggghhh! I still haven't gotten over finding out about his death. Not a good way to start a day.

[GBW]

Aaaarrrggghhh! I still haven't gotten over finding out about his death. Not a good way to start a day.

I remember it well NNW. I was living in Belgrave, working in Sherbrooke that morning and the radio alarm came on with the news...devastated that one of fav artists/guitarists had died in such tragic circumstances. Those 120-125 bpm shuffles are at an ideal walking pace.

I saw Stevie Ray at Melbourne Concert Hall 1984 but he was a bit out of it.

[north-north-west]

Aaaarrrggghhh! I still haven't gotten over finding out about his death. Not a good way to start a day.

I remember it well NNW. I was living in Belgrave, working in Sherbrooke that morning and the radio alarm came on with the news...devastated that one of fav artists/guitarists had died in such tragic circumstances. Those 120-125 bpm shuffles are at an ideal walking pace.

I saw Stevie Ray at Melbourne Concert Hall 1984 but he was a bit out of it.

Get in the car to drive to work, they'd just started playing Cold Shot, and we're all "they don't usually play that sort of thing at this hour, maybe they're promoting a tour, wouldn't that be great ... " And then the announcer comes back on at the end of the track "That was the late Stevie Ray Vaughan ... " "WHAT!!!!!!!"

Best concert I ever saw in Melbourne was Rory Gallagher at the Palais. He was really hot that night.

[Lamont]

Sitting in the bush yesterday
firing up the stove for a cuppa
dawn's about 20 mins off

this song comes to me out of the blue.

here's a lovely live version.

[dashandsaph]

Walking the AAWT I had Bob Dylan's Hurricane totally earworming me. So bad I had to download and listen to it to add some variety to the earworm with some more words. Its beat matched my pace and I was stuck.

[GBW]

Love this song...

[Lamont]

Sitting down with a cuppa this morning out bush and this comes to me out of nowhere.
The bass thread is killing me.

[Lamont]

Sitting out bush this morning watching the sun come up with a cuppa and this first song comes to me, over and over.

Vale.



and I'll chuck this in for good measure.

[michael_p]

Had this song stuck in my head for a week.

[fff]

Hit me at sunrise out in the bush this morning