Man! this guy might be so old but he still haven't loose his beat. I've been loving this man since I don't know when. He's always changing, his production might be slow, but I still find it hard to cope up with his changing style. His melody? No doubt about it. His Beat? I just said still there. His saying? maybe I am too slow or too..... I don't want to say, to understand. But I still love his music. His youthfulness makes young chap like us feel left out, unable to catch up. After I watch this clip at youtube I say he will not die, his music gave him immortality. Here I go for his clip for the third time... 

When I first listen to the One Trick Pony album, I just cannot digest. I was so attached to the Simon and Garfunkel era of folk style music, and I was looking forward to that sweet music in Paul Simon composing, but he has moved on and grow to this rich style of music, but lucky for me after some time of listening to it, I began to love the whole lots of it, every song in this album was so rich and full of inspiration. And so I again starts to attached to this era of Paul Simon style, but as history plays out, he changed again.

When you are forty something and heard your favourite song, first ever favourite song, how would you feel? I was 12 years old or maybe 10, when I unconciously fall in love with this song, it will play in my head, over and over again, and always brings up this warm feeling inside my belly, and I love it. Thirty years later those feeling still lingers when I heard this song, if not stronger, age is catching up on me, getting old...first fall in love....

Once in a while a cover version sound not less better than the original. Maybe it's the technology, maybe this one is less wild or more refrain than the original one, and make it more commercialized. Sometime commercialized is not bad at all, it made all that easier to swallow.


Big Yellow Taxi ~ Counting Crows
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This is the original singer, Joni Mitchell. Not saying that her version is not better than the counting crow version. I love it just the same.




Later on Joni put up a new version of her own. very creative one. I love it, not same but love it another ....?



It's funny a cover version can sound "OLDER" than the original one.



This one manage to turn the big yellow taxi into small blue one.

Listening to this song reminded me that I am aged, but I am not sad, just glad that I got the chance to enjoy this song when I was young. Smooth easy going song. Nobody seems to care writing this kind of song any more. But a nice song is a nice song, doesn't matter if it sells or not, it will simply make its mark.

I first fall in love with her "everybody", I feel it's kind of innovative, very nice. Later on I find that she also has a great voice, and her singing style is quite unique, and broad and creative way to express her songs. Great way and bright future lying ahead for her, I may fall deeper in love with her in the future to come, when more great inspiration flow through her to entertain and inspire this world.

From Wikipedia:"Ingrid Ellen Michaelson (born December 8,1979) is a New York-based indie-pop singer-songwriter best known for her single "The Way I Am." Her music has been featured in episodes of several popular television shows, including Scrubs, Bones, Grey's Anatomy[2] and One Tree Hill,[3] as well as in Old Navy's Fall 2007 Fair Isle advertising campaign.[4]Also her music was in a Gap Commercial in 2009 and a Hair Cuttery Commercial in fall 2009."



INGRID MICHAELSON - "The Way I Am" - (official music video)


My first love - "Everybody"

It was OOOooooold, but we used to love this song, forever and ever.

I know this is Bonnie Tylor's song, bit those day we were only listen to any song we get, as long as it sounds good.

It was the 70's and the 80's, I bet most of my schoolmate have great memories with this songs,

I was in primary school when I heard this song. Really an unforgettable tune, memories tears, not many shares my love, this is the only rolling stones songs that I am in love with.

This my be old, but it used to be my favorite, it may not be my first love, but gradually it became my love. Just came to know that Dan Seal had pass away. He may be passing on, but he's not gone, so I am not sad. His voice will always brings good memories and great feelings too. I won't feel sad and I won't miss him because he's still around.

I was at secondary school when I heard this song. Those day, we in Malaysia use to listen to FM stereo, radio station. My elder sister just love it, so I followed sued and listen to it as well. If you leave me now, brings back lots of memories.

She is so young, full of life. Future is so bright for her, she has to ware sun glasses. energetically presented, happy feeling is what I like about this song, yeah music should bring about happy feelings. I don't even know how to pronounce her name, "Kovácsovics Fruzsina" but I love her.

She has style, love this song, they (at you tube) was talking about this song writter, think he wrote the lyric, pass away, and were mourning over it. we human are very attached to death, what if we had reason to feel otherwise? we will be lifted to another level.

Let's hear from Abraham Hicks talk about death, and some perceptual comparison with sex and orgasm. If we accept her view we won't fear or mourn about death so much.

I just have to put this together with this death subject. let us learn more clearly about death.

Romantic love everyone wants.

	- - d-axel.dk/sound/Pachelbel-kanon.mp3
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The only song I love from Ralph Mctell, Streets of London. Music sounds like classical song Canon by Pachelbel, or should I say the cord progression sounds like it.

Sinead O'Connor make it sound so quiet and peaceful, I was mesmerized instantly. She uses idea of Ravel Bolero, starting with simple guitar music, than added a kind of classical piano, than come the base, the percussion, the violin and keyboard. great mix, and still able to keep the quiet effect.

	Maurice Ravel - Ravel: Bolero
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I love Sinead O'Connor, the passion in her voice, and the emotion. This is great, with all this mix, she still sounds like her own self.