The White Horse
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Showing posts tagged rock music
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Bowling for Soup, “Turbulence”
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4 Non Blondes, “What’s Up”
“What’s Up” indeed.
I wondered why Ariana Grande’s “Put Your Hearts Up” sounded familiar. It’s quite obvious now…. -
Kula Shaker, “Hush”
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Completely and totally “Jet Lag”-ged
Proof that one song can be just as awesome in three different languages.
A Simple Plan (ft. Natasha Bedingfield), “Jet Lag” (English)
A Simple Plan (ft. Marie-Mai), “Jet Lag” (French)
A Simple Plan (ft. Kelly Cha), “Jet Lag” (Chinese)
…and once more in English, with Indonesian singer Tantri Kotak…
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The Swell Season (Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova), “Seven Day Mile”
One of my favorite songs by The Frames, stripped down to piano, guitar, and Glen’s voice. Awesome. -
Daniel Amos, “When Everyone Wore Hats”
Unofficial video, but very well made. Probably my favorite DA song. -
The Lost Dogs, “Jimmy”
Never fails to bring a tear to my eye. Probably one of Gene Eugene’s best. He is, and always will be missed.
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The Maxfield Rabbit, “Matters”
From their only CD, Evermore. Excellent song, crappy quality on the video but I could only find a small MOV file on their outdated site. I uploaded it to YouTube so I could link this. Julia Albert deserves so much more. -
”Life has got our number / And there’s nothing left to try / I don’t know where rock and roll comes from / But I know the reasons why…
Blow-Up, “Kickin’ Up a Fuss”
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Exist, “Twice is Too Much”
Yes, I know, the video doesn’t make sense to me, either. But that doesn’t get in the way of it being a good song…
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Government Cheese, “Mammaw Drives the Bus”
From Three Chords, No Waiting. This song was stuck in my head today. I can highly recommend the Cheese if you like fun, good old fashioned rock ‘n’ roll. -
