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Happy, feel-good music. Let's make this an epic thread.
- Thread starter CrispyDelicious
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Kotoja Sawalé:
If you ain't feelin' good after these two songs, you might want to have your head examined.
If you ain't feelin' good after these two songs, you might want to have your head examined.
Man, I'll say it again... there's some great posts going here! 
Round 3 from me!
5sg.
"What's This World Coming To" by Chicago
(yes, Chicago.
lol It's Chicago, but it's super funky... certainly caught ME by surprise anyway! Don't judge, just listen! )
"Joints & Jam" by Black Eyed Peas
(PRE-Fergie. 'Nuff said. :scowl: lol)
"Soul With A Capital S" by Tower of Power
(Rocco!!!
)
"Work It Out" by Jurassic 5 featuring Dave Matthews
"Sometimes" by Michael Franti & Spearhead
(catchy groove with another one of those super fun kind of bass lines)
"You Shook Me All Night Long" by AC/DC
"Starry Eyed Surprise" by Paul Oakenfold
"She" by Green Day
(apparently they pulled a Milli Vanilli and didn't start the tape at the right time to lip sync... just kidding, the audio's just off a bit in the video is all
lol)
"No Woman No Cry" by Bob Marley
"Name of the Game" by the Crystal Method
"One Of Those Days" by Soulive
(too bad it's a handycam... can't hear the lyrics that well, and they're great!)
Round 3 from me!5sg.
"What's This World Coming To" by Chicago
(yes, Chicago.
lol It's Chicago, but it's super funky... certainly caught ME by surprise anyway! Don't judge, just listen! )"Joints & Jam" by Black Eyed Peas
(PRE-Fergie. 'Nuff said. :scowl: lol)
"Soul With A Capital S" by Tower of Power
(Rocco!!!
)"Work It Out" by Jurassic 5 featuring Dave Matthews
"Sometimes" by Michael Franti & Spearhead
(catchy groove with another one of those super fun kind of bass lines)
"You Shook Me All Night Long" by AC/DC
"Starry Eyed Surprise" by Paul Oakenfold
"She" by Green Day
(apparently they pulled a Milli Vanilli and didn't start the tape at the right time to lip sync... just kidding, the audio's just off a bit in the video is all
lol)"No Woman No Cry" by Bob Marley
"Name of the Game" by the Crystal Method
"One Of Those Days" by Soulive
(too bad it's a handycam... can't hear the lyrics that well, and they're great!)
And there you are- Stuff
Robot girl- Was/not was
Shadowtime- Siouxsie & the Banshees
Secret- OMD
I got everything I need- almost- Blue Brothers version
I'm not talkin- Yardbirds
Babe I'm gonna leave you- Led Zeppelin
Robot girl- Was/not was
Shadowtime- Siouxsie & the Banshees
Secret- OMD
I got everything I need- almost- Blue Brothers version
I'm not talkin- Yardbirds
Babe I'm gonna leave you- Led Zeppelin
Not bass guitar, double bass, but look up Brian Bromberg's version of "The Chicken" from his album named Jaco. It grooves SOO awesomely! With good speakers, it sounds even better because the bass ponds and the horns screech
For reasons vocal, bass, arrangement and just damn sexiness.
Supremes-Someday we'll be together.
Supremes-Someday we'll be together.
Not bass guitar, double bass, but look up Brian Bromberg's version of "The Chicken" from his album named Jaco. It grooves SOO awesomely! With good speakers, it sounds even better because the bass ponds and the horns screech
+1!!!
Slang from that album is sick, too!
5sg.
The first two are intro's from the Craig Ferguson show and should make you laugh
They might be giants-Istanbul
They might be giants-Istanbul
I find pound for pound the music to come out of Africa is just about the happiest stuff on the planet (until you translate the lyrics.. but the music is still happy at any rate)
Zingolo feat. Tinny
Zingolo feat. Tinny
