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Mymymble wrote: "Today I have enjoyed Angela Merkel’s farewell song. Previous Chancellors have picked ‘Ode to Joy� or Frank Sinatra, but she has chosen to bow out with her ceremonial marching band playing ‘You Forgot the Colour Film� by 70s punk rocker Nina Hagen!"

Great! ;-)

60 years ago today the first single by the Beach Boys came out. I'm listening to a special and I'm surprised that I know so many of their songs! Here some of my favourites:

Good Vibrations


Wouldn't It Be Nice


Surfin USA


California Girls

I keep finding strange things on the net.

There are several videos, lasting hours, with the
Sound of snow falling to calm the heart

This one sounds ok:


But IMO some are too loud, see:

or

Those are quite nice. I subscribed to the channel. I like having the tv on in the background when I am working and some of the videos on the channel will be great for that.

Giovanna Marini (), one of the greatest voices of Italian folk music, is 85 years old today.

Here one of her most famous songs:
I treni per Reggio Calabria


It's about an episode of October 1972, when workers went from all parts of Italy to demonstrate solidarity with the workers of the southern region of Calabria, and the neofascists planted 8 bombs to stop their trains. Luckily there were no deaths, and 40 to 50 000 workers managed to reach the Reggio Calabria. On the stage came also Giovanna Marini, who later wrote this song about that day.

English Translation:

Jordan Castillo Price’s interview with Gomez Pugh, the narrator who records her Psycop series (as well as Josh’s Winter Kill!)

I just listened to this and it’s fantastic! Made me laugh in parts. I love how he explains how he does certain voices, like Crash and Jacob and Dreyfus. If you’ve not listened to this recording, go do it! It’s a lot of fun and you won’t be disappointed, I promise!

Seasons: PsyCop Briefs, Volume 2 by Jordan Castillo Price is on audible:

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Antonella wrote: " Seasons: PsyCop Briefs, Volume 2 by Jordan Castillo Price is on audible:

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Ooohhh! I'm still reading the ebook.

Anti-war songs

An Ukrainian one: Soldat by 5Nizza


A Russian one: Pesenka o pekhote by Bulat Okudzhava


Masters of War by Bob Dylan


What's Going On by Marvin Gaye


Give Peace a Chance by John Lennon


La guerra di Piero by Fabrizio De André


And last but not least the story of two male lovers, one of them is called to arms in WW1 and dies, and the other commits suicide or goes mad (it depends from one's interpretation):
Andrea by Fabrizio De André

I'm going to listen to these guys this evening, and after the concert the son of my Palestinian friends will be there as a Dee-Jay:

47SOUL: Tiny Desk Concert