Led Zeppein- Babe im gonna leave you
Here we are, unruly yet, above all, noble maidens...
As the first example of how the Sorcerer appropriates someone else's material and transforms it into something amazing, epoch-making that has nothing to do with the original (versions by Joan Baez and Anne Briggs disappear, annihilated, destroyed, crushed).
After all, there's only one Jimmy...
I've always struggled to say something about this piece.
So, @[sfascia carrozze] and I dedicate it to the lovely maidens of Debaser (no flip-flops, well-groomed feet, thank you).
@[heartshapedbox]
@[lawyer]
@[Valentina]
@[Geo@Geo]
@[Taddi]
@[Flo]
@[SleepTwitch]
@[Sofista]
Sfascia adds that I probably already missed a few of the ones I mentioned...
 
Clutch - Gullah
Oh my goodness, this is so beautiful...
 
 
news Riverside Heights - Fionn Regan - Official Lyric Video
young minstrel with vaguely fairy-tale tones in melodies that smell of sweet mysteries
 
Led Zeppelin-Carouselambra

Aiooooooo!!!!
Even the Noble @[IlConte] loves this album, almost but not quite like I do.
Bonzo's favorite for how it came to be:
at the foot of success, with the world beneath their feet but also with the inevitable false positives and associated complications.
The scooter incident with Plant, Jimmy's flatulence, Bonzo's overindulgence in CasuMarzu. Jimmy and Robert lock themselves away for 1835 semesters and perform the miracle of San Gennaro.

@[Eneathedevil] does practically everything, and the whole album is indeed centered around his logorrhea.
One of the twenty-six tracks on the list is this forgettable piece with its spasmodic tension that builds up in a relaxed proto-folk atmosphere: the usual call and response trademark and Plant's winding phrases.

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#i40SfasciaConteL ezzeppelin
 
R. Stevie Moore - Irony (1977) in his endless discography, this gentleman has at least 3 perfect albums.
 
@[puntiniCAZpuntini] did you find the group? I'm insisting on those from the Indian lowdown... MKG - THE TROOPER COVER - FEAT ADRIENNE COWAN AND JACK KOSTO
 
#cazzomene - Tommaso Paradiso: ā€œI won’t stop singing the old songsā€

Tommaso Paradiso: "continuerò a cantare…"

via @updayIT
 
Byard Lancaster - John's Children

Byard Lancaster - from "It's Not Up to Us"
1968 (Vortex)

#jazzlegends
 
Ingrandisci questa immagine
Hold everything, untie the rope from the boulder, take down the noose from the beam,
put the knife back in the drawer, and tidy up the gas tube.
If you really must do it, there must be a good reason, and I'm serving it up
on a silver platter. Otherwise, what's the point of having friends!
Welcome back today to the column that has made Sweden lose its suicide rate title,
the same column that has earned it for Denmark,
Finland, Iceland, and Norway. The most nonsensical magazine for sunshades in Siberia,
more useless than a book by Adinolfi at a rave party, in fact, even more useless than an Adinolfi book.
The only column in the world you can sing in the shower, hum when you go to the cellar to exorcise fear,
and belt out in the doctor's waiting room to mask an untimely fart.
Today is a connoisseur's selection, for serious Debaser fans!
We are in Italy [18], in a symbolic place... well, do I have to say everything?
Stand up and break a leg!