NFR: What is the best song or instrumental you have heard today?

[WhiteJC]

Elvis Costello - Oliver's army

[Coastwalker]

"Never Knew Your Name" Madness.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y87J7u65R6c

[spikey norman]

The very first post on this thread was a song by Ren

As we have reached page 100 here is another song by this amazing artist

Sick Boi

[Lighthouse]

Rina Hine is Malaysian but is obviously deeply influenced by J Pop and Rock. I have posted a song recently. But this is a far more poppy song from her released the other day.

My first post on here from page one.

[WhiteJC]

David Dundass - jeans on

[Coastwalker]

"Rainbow  Valley" The Love Affair.

[General]

Two very different genres and feelings behind these songs, but thought they were pretty decent

[spikey norman]

Righteous Smoke  -  Monster truck

[hopper]

[WhiteJC]

Alan Parsons - Sirius/eye in the sky

[WhiteJC]

Peter Gabriel - games without frontiers

Peter Gabriel - Spiel Ohne Grenzen

strangely I think I prefer the German version?

[Lighthouse]

Oreo Reona is the second singer and musician with Gacharic Spin

Gacharic Spin breaking character and having fun with the crowd.

[Lighthouse]

Glim Spanky have been going since 2007. Not the first song I have posted. But their newest. No subtitles

[Dr Know]

Too hot.    Kool and the Gang !

[WhiteJC]

Johnny Rivers - Positively 4th Street

[WhiteJC]

Wishbone Ash - blowin' free (live 1973)

[Lighthouse]

[WhiteJC]

Steely Dan - every thing you did

[RaySmith]

Elkie Brooks - great Bob Dylan cover, which enabled me to fully comprehend the words of this song from his born again Christian period, which was left off of the album Shot of Love.

Dylan was booed  and had audiences  doing mass walkouts when he played US concerts with only material from his new 'born again' albums. But when I saw the tour in the UK, Earls Court 1982/3, after pressure from the record company which threated to withdraw finance for the tour, he mixed the religious songs with old material, but was still booed by some when he played the new songs, and he responded by saying 'we all live in the past sometimes, here's one from way back in my own past,' and he played the traditional British folk song Barbara Ellen.

Sorry, but couldn't help  uploading Dylan's own live version of the song! which seems relevant to today, with it imagery of a disordered world. Supposedly mixes  a relationship with one of his black backing singers, one of whom he made pregnant and secretly married, with Armageddon type imagery. I generally liked the  religious material, and it was certainly passionately performed, though I'm not at all religious myself.
With Michael Bloomfield on guitar.

[spikey norman]

Hope to be posting soon.
Going through very difficult home move with people threatening to pull out of the chain and solicitors being so slow.
Almost there and once in like Arnie said 'I'll be back'
In the meantime I'll be enjoying everyone's posts