Lou Reed - Sweet Jane - 9/25/1984 - Capitol Theatre (Official)

It was the '70s when Lewis Allan Reed ("Lou" for friends) stated, "By now, to achieve balance, you have to take certain drugs. They don't even high you anymore, they just make you normal."

Leslie Conway Bangs, "Lester" for friends (music critic and American musician, who had a love/hate passion for LR), once said, before finally packing up at just thirty-three due to an overdose (possibly accidental) of a mix of analgesics and psychotropics: "Lou Reed (who described himself as pansexual) is the guy who gave dignity, poetry, and rock 'n' roll to heroin, speed, homosexuality, sadomasochism, murder, misogyny, ineptitude, and suicide."

Among the many covers, Enrico Ruggeri also tried his hand at a version of the Velvet's song, including it in the album "Punk prima di te" from 2007.

One of the most sensitive interpretations, in my opinion, was that of the Canadian "Cowboy Junkies" from '88, which William Oliver Stone wanted to include in the soundtrack of his legendary "Natural Born Killers" from '94.

Standin' on a corner
Suitcase in my hand
Jack's in his car, says to Jane, who's in her vest
And me, I'm in a rock 'n' roll band

Ridin' in a Stutz Bearcat, Jim
You know those were different times
All, all the poets studied rows of verse
And those ladies, they rolled their eyes

Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane

I'll tell you somethin' of Jack, he is a banker
And Jane, she is a clerk
And the both of them save their moneys
And when, when they come home from work

Ooh, sittin' by the fire, ooh
The radio just played a little classical music that jam
The march of the wooden soldiers
All you protest kids, you can hear Jack say
Get ready ya

Sweet Jane, ah, come on baby now
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane

Some people like to go out dancing
And other people, they have to work, just watch me now
And there's always some evil mothers
Well they gonna tell you that everything is just of dirt

You know that women never really faint
And that villeins always blink their eyes, ooh
And that you know children are the only ones who blush
And that life is just to die

But anyone with or had a heart, oh
They wouldn't turn around and break it
And anyone who ever played the part, oh
They wouldn't turn around and hate it

Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane

Heavenly wine and roses
Seem to whisper to her when he smiles
Heavenly wine and roses
Seem to whisper to her, hey, when she smiles

Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
Sweet Jane
 
Spring Heeled Jack

Nobody Likes You (When You're Dead)

Since 1999, Grandissima Zombina from Liverpool with her Skeletons…

Misfits, Damned, Rocchenrolle and Screamin’ Jay Hawkins…

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SPRINTS - LITERARY MIND (OFFICIAL VIDEO) …early Christmas gift from Santa Lucia for @[Valentyna]
 
Tim Buckley - Driftin'
Well, this turned out really well for me!
 
BUKKA WHITE leggenda del blues (registrazione ALAN LOMAX) 1966

Booker T. Washington White, just "Bukka" to friends, was a country blues guitarist and was a cousin of Riley B. King (who was about twenty years younger), better known to everyone as "B. B. King," to whom he later gifted a guitar and revealed the basics of the "trade."

He was born in the early 1900s in the State of Mississippi near Houston, and despite his name, White was Black. At nine years old, he started playing the violin and guitar, with his father (who worked in the railways) as his teacher, who also knew about saxophone, piano, drums, and mandolin.

He served three years in prison for shooting a man (he claimed it was self-defense), then withdrew from the scene during World War II and was rediscovered by Bob Dylan, who in '61 re-recorded one of his old blues songs (rearranging both the music and the lyrics) recorded twenty years earlier, titled "Fixin' to Die Blues." This was a lucky break for Bukka, who from then on began writing new pieces and touring across the States until the mid-1970s.

A terrible illness took him to the heavens at the age of seventy, and amen!

#legends of the blues
 
Why Won't You Stay
Eitzel, a poet!
 
Rafael Toral – Spectral Evolution
A wonder, guitar drops gently fall on mossy meadows stirred by puffs of synth populated by sugary field recordings.
Among my albums of the year, for those who live inside musical bubbles and let themselves float in the air, carried by the wind, captivated by fairytale landscapes.
One of the best musical experiences I've felt in 2024.
 
Zombina and the Skeletones - Misfits on 45 (Halloween, Astro Zombies, Last Caress)

Zombina & The Skeletones - Monster Mash

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Pact - Money Bag
Another vinyl that costs too much for a state employee... luckily there are the precious files from Soulseek 😜
 
I'll Be Your Mirror Ingrandisci questa immagine I couldn't resist.
 
PIL - Bad Baby (Remastered 2009)
This vinyl costs as much as a car!
 
Mulholland Drive (2001) - 'This Is the girl' [HD]
Mullholland Drive
Directed by David Lynch
Starring Naomi Watts - Laura Harring
Absolute masterpiece
#35mm