Whatcha listnin to oo oo?

How do you post a video like that? I can't figure it out.

Just in case you didn't "get it" . . .

At the top of each reply screen there are a bunch of icons -- the one right of the "Smiles" icon is the "Media" icon.

Click on that and enter the YouTube (or other media) url of the video that you want to post. click on "Continue" and it will be dropped into your post.

When done w/your post, click on "post reply." All done.
 
Part of my "workout" playlist. I actually download tracks from a lot of my favorite games, memes, or even royalty free tracks, and then cut and paste them in Audacity to better suit my preferences, sometimes cutting parts I like the least, or looping and rearranging parts I like most. That way I never have to hear lyrics that don't agree with me. But this is the raw track from the game, and makes the point well enough, and actually, I think I need to make a new remix of it, since there are parts I like that I forgot about! Music from this game series is often great for working out, or (today) hand sharpening a bunch of knives.


Another great one!

 
I like it, D dericdesmond . Thanks for the introduction.
So far I do not 😝
He has a VERY extensive catalog with a many different styles. I highly recommend his most recent efforts before this (transcendence and empath). Also, if you can appreciate the mellow above work maybe check out his other gig


My personal favorite album


One of my favorite catchy tunes by him


Cheers
 
I have been enjoying Luke Bell’s music, he was very talented, recently passed from fentanyl poisoning/overdose.

 
Hey ferider ferider , I saw your post of the "Swiss" Salsa.

Howza'bout a couple of Scandinavian gals knocking-out a bit of "Americana" on the guitars?... (*Man, these little gals have the voices of angels!)



 
Right on! Never heard the guy before. That was awesome blues/jazz fusion!
I've been a fan of Eddie Cleanhead Vinson for decades. He came up with the territorial bands way back in the day.
 
I saw Mingus at the Village Gate back in the mid 70's. (Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers too.)
 
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