Ok, u idiot

He wrote that movie too

Great music

👍👍👍

>Everyone has a copy of Queens Greatest hits, but few people have their entire discography.

I disagree. my favorite queen songs are the ones hardly ever played

• '39'
• It's late
• Father to son and almost all of Queen II
• Gimme the prize - Kurgan's theme

Your whole argument discounts the deep cuts which are arguably an even larger pool of quality songs.

The majority of the songs I love the most were never top 40 hits

Saw Nick Lollapalooza 1994 🙌

Houses of the holy

Was a really bitchin' album

Bonzo kicks ass on it

And then he chokes on his vomit

The way a rock star's s'posed to die

Could you please explain me how, for example, a contralto, a mezzo and a soprano could all reach a B5 in their own voices (if the voices are identified by ranges)? I saw videos like this and I don't understand.

DONT forget her program giving free books to children.

I was one of those kids!

Thank you! And ik you wouldn't be able to fine it because it's been taken down for some reason out of one of his albums I think (the reasoning us unclear) but I'm just here to confirm that it did exist at one point and I'm not crazy. But thank you so much stranger I appreciate the help ^^

Yeah, if I hear a note I know it’s quality (A B C) and it’s octave range. Adam Neely on YouTube claims otherwise but he just wishes he had perfect pitch

I like the first Grinderman album and i know some of the bad seed singles but not a lot

I love Nick Cave for so many reasons, but this is pretty high up there:

"I’m forever near a stereo saying, ‘What the fuck is this garbage?’ And the answer is always the Red Hot Chili Peppers."

By "album" I'll assume you mean 33 1/3 (1948). So, Bing Crosby - White Christmas would be there right from the beginning (originally recorded in '47). Sinatra, Ellington, Miles ... had plenty of "classic" albums in the 50s. Either your personal bias, ego or lack of history is at play. Kind of Blue was the best selling album of '59. History is out there, even if it isn't trending. Big fan of Chick Webb's orchestra, myself. Buddy Rich before Buddy. 50s Country & R&B also ruled. Every Brothers, Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, etc., etc ... Classic. All 50s.

I don’t think it will turn out well if they do a reunion tour. Kind of like when the black Crowes reunited in recent years. It just seemed like a total cash grab and was too little too late. Liam Gallagher is now pretty arthritic and wears a wig And both brothers hate each other and haven’t collaborated in decades so I don’t know how much magic is still there in that band.

Sorry, I saw your own comment saying. You've seen the concert video. He hasn't done a recording of this solo.

No and yes

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bXuMHb-dvRY

Commemorating Frank Sinatra's 99th birthday. Just him. Video states it was his first performance but doesn't look like it would be. Either way, there you go!

Grinderman is great!

Twitch Angry from Sacramento CA Uncle Sam, The Rag, San Francisco, all good songs

Leave on the best terms possible. “It’s been great, you guys are awesome, but I have to try some new things out…” You’ve probably built up connections with venues, etc. and you don’t want don’t want to burn bridges.

40’s. Got into Nick Cave due to my love of industrial music

Good lord, just go enjoy the show. This is just silly.

Ik theirs lots of results but none I've found was just him singing, their either cover songs by other people. He's duet with some other guy. Him singing it at a concert. He had a song released with just him singing it and it was in his "call me irresistible album" or is "Michael buble 2003" album I can't remember. But again I might be miss remembering idk

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