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It is so weird that this reminds me somehow of Greek Folk music. Can't really give you any examples, I have not listened to these songs in a long time, but I remember learning traditional dances, on songs that had very similar rhythm and melodic lines.
So instead check this guy out. He was BLIND. No really, he was blind. And really good guitarist. What I mean by "was" is that he is no longer alive.
So instead check this guy out. He was BLIND. No really, he was blind. And really good guitarist. What I mean by "was" is that he is no longer alive.
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Red Points for everyone!
"Time goes on, I gotta do it now before the feelings gone!"
Nice, thanks again for such an awesome song.
He's gone, but he left a special feeling within this song, that's for sure.English version of Type-0 is came out and I listening it's soundtrack right now. ^_^
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@Red0oG
Oh there was a time I had this song stuck in my head. Like for a month
@Валькирия
Can't stop listening to Theodor Bastard. Huge thanks!
Oh there was a time I had this song stuck in my head. Like for a month
@Валькирия
Can't stop listening to Theodor Bastard. Huge thanks!
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This is one of my absolute favorite songs lyrically. John Mayer writes a love song, and at the same time warns us not to love one part of our lives too much. Be it professional success, money, human relationships. Because as he says, in the end it all evens out. You get what you give, so give time to everything. "That's the way this wheel is working".
[video=youtube;54xffP3-DrQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54xffP3-DrQ[/video]
[video=youtube;54xffP3-DrQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54xffP3-DrQ[/video]
One of those mainstream songs that dont wear off xD. But I can relate so much to that video
.Oooooh you guys check this one out. A hard rock band from Sweden, that I happened to chance upon, when they were playing in the city I live in.
There's some screaming involved
Oh a little sidestory, on that Graveyard live. A greek stoner rock band was opening the show, so naturally the sound engineer cranked everything to the max, to allow Graveyard to reach the set noise level. It was the weirdest experience, I felt like my chest was about to explode from the sound. And then the singer burned his amp
There's some screaming involved
Oh a little sidestory, on that Graveyard live. A greek stoner rock band was opening the show, so naturally the sound engineer cranked everything to the max, to allow Graveyard to reach the set noise level. It was the weirdest experience, I felt like my chest was about to explode from the sound. And then the singer burned his amp
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