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Any Romantics Out There?
A song I love.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Ruddy 'eck, Atheist. You're a rarity around here in that you recognise that good music isn't solely limited to stuff that's appeared in the UK or US charts from 1950 onwards. (There's you, me, Spathiphyllum and a handful of others, as far as I can tell).
With so many modern recordings being 'over produced', it's good to hear Lys Gauty proving that simplicity can often be the best.
As you're feeling in a romantic mood, I'll offer you a song for old lovers:
With so many modern recordings being 'over produced', it's good to hear Lys Gauty proving that simplicity can often be the best.
As you're feeling in a romantic mood, I'll offer you a song for old lovers:
You'll have to get yourself some wireless headphones (like the ones I'm wearing now), Atheist, so that you can cook and enjoy Youtube content simultaneously ;-)
I enjoy a lot of French music too but it's French cinema that really excels for me. I love Jacques Tati's work and more modern films from France can be just as good. (If you want a good laugh, invest £6.99 in the DVD of 'Petit Nicolas' from Amazon. It's brilliantly funny and something that Hollywood could never make).
German mediaeval metal, Kval? Possibly not for me but I can see the quality in it. For a beautiful song from Germany, look no further than their greatest liedermacher, Reinhard Mey, here joined by Hannes Wader and Konstantin Wecker:
I enjoy a lot of French music too but it's French cinema that really excels for me. I love Jacques Tati's work and more modern films from France can be just as good. (If you want a good laugh, invest £6.99 in the DVD of 'Petit Nicolas' from Amazon. It's brilliantly funny and something that Hollywood could never make).
German mediaeval metal, Kval? Possibly not for me but I can see the quality in it. For a beautiful song from Germany, look no further than their greatest liedermacher, Reinhard Mey, here joined by Hannes Wader and Konstantin Wecker: