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The Killers Chirstmas Carol: Joel, the Lump of Coal.
What are you listening to/fav type of music
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The band was pretty new when they did this
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Dudes jamming to "Game of Thrones" theme music, showcasing a new custom line of Fenders...
Though not a drummer, found this fun to watch as well...
Though not a drummer, found this fun to watch as well...
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The Killers at MSG. And some guy crashed the end of the show.
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A Bardcore cover of Hurt by NIN, of course.
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Operation Mincemeat is a West End musical comedy, now on Broadway, about one of the stranger true stories of the second world war, where a corpse was sent ashore in Spain to divert the German Army from Sicily.
In the second act, one of the characters is asked to help build the back story of the fake persona of the corpse, and wrote him a letter. And so, channelling her love for her fiance who died in the Great War, she spills out her heart in "Dear Bill".
This is the composer performing it at Studio 54 in NYC.
In the second act, one of the characters is asked to help build the back story of the fake persona of the corpse, and wrote him a letter. And so, channelling her love for her fiance who died in the Great War, she spills out her heart in "Dear Bill".
This is the composer performing it at Studio 54 in NYC.
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@dapaterson That bardcore cover is amazing, thanks!
The Johnny Cash one is mindblowing, and probably one of the few times the cover was much better than the original. The pain in his voice was palpable.
The idea of Johnny Cash rocking out to the original NIN version is awesome as well.
The Johnny Cash one is mindblowing, and probably one of the few times the cover was much better than the original. The pain in his voice was palpable.
The idea of Johnny Cash rocking out to the original NIN version is awesome as well.
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I am on an Operation Mincemeat kick right now. If you're familiar with the true story (idea #28 from a memo drafted by James Bond creator Ian Fleming, dropping a corpse off the coast of Spain to distract the Germans from Sicily), this song from the musical is just before the end of the first act, introducing the crew of HMS Seraph through a sea shanty.
Sail On Boys
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I could listen to this all day. Well done to the parents, music teachers and others who develop such wonderful talents in our young people.
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My God, that's beautiful.
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Good to see David Keuning back on stage with The Killers...
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When your love for New Wave and Pop Punk meet in the same room... and its actually not half bad....
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It's like The Cure and The Jam had a baby.
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Just because it's July 12th 
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This popped up in my feed - I know the song from the studio track and didn't think much of it, but like a lot of R.E.M.'s other studio tracks, they're much better live and I really quite like the layering of the guitars in this, which is NOWHERE near what it sounds like on the album. Going through my guitar learning journey, this is another one I'm trying to learn - I can chord it out so far, but not at the point where I could think about picking the whole thing out like Peter Buck does it here...
