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Ghostdigital. Icelandic genius.

First song about finding some trousers and smelling them.

Second song... bursting for a piss..

But seriously.. great stunning performance.. great beats...

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[Chontler]

[guythp]

Well that pisses on the Motown effort from the Four Tops :



I've oft favoured Atlantic over Motown... That said, Stevie Wonder's version of 'We can work it out'.... Well..

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[Jonesey]

...deja vu

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Oops didn't see that

[Deckard]

Bit late to his party but just my cup of tea...Lots of lovely Jarre and Vangelis in there.....

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[Chontler]

[Geenius]

Saw these at the weekend. How are they not huge?

[VNVObit]

Bored one evening while travelling for work. Wanted to listen to some SOAD and found this Jazz cover of Chop Suey



She’s released quite a few different tracks including Toxicity

[toxibunny]

Yeah, she's my favourite of the Postmodern Jukebox singers.

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Mr Byrne, on form and nailing it.

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Mr Byrne, on form and nailing it.

There's something about Byrne that irritates sometimes.. and this is clearly an attempt to recreate the Talking Heads Remain in Light vibe, but without input from the band members of the time presumably so, hard not to be a bit cynical. That said Remain in Light is a "Stonker", and this performance has some of the great elements of that and an interesting setup. Nice.

Here's one that passed me by.. Paul Simon's "Surprise" album with Brian Eno. Some absolute blinders on there, Eno really enthused Simon (as he does with many of his co-artists) makes him sound younger and more vibrant than his years. It's almost sickening how productive and consistently great Eno is