What are you listening to now? V5 (Part 1)

Adrianv-senjin · May 24, 2023, 7:43pm

Tina Turner, born Anna Mae Bullock, November 26, 1939 – May 24, 2023
To the Queen we take a knee, there will never be another like her. Rest in Peace and thank you for all you’ve done.

Cyndilou-whisperwind · May 24, 2023, 11:19pm

(Lady Cyndi Lou just sits in the corner, listening to her music, and crying.)

Cyndilou-whisperwind · May 25, 2023, 12:10am

Ghorfine-dalaran · May 25, 2023, 1:36am

I found this gem on youtube randomly and so far I’m really digging the album

Seems to be French Pop Music

Filchins-korialstrasz · May 25, 2023, 10:17pm

Faildrugtest-bleeding-hollow · May 27, 2023, 8:37pm

More new music.

Filchins-korialstrasz · May 27, 2023, 9:36pm

Filchins-korialstrasz · May 28, 2023, 12:11am

Filchins-korialstrasz · May 28, 2023, 2:41am

I’ve come to join a knitting circle…

Faildrugtest-bleeding-hollow · May 29, 2023, 7:16pm

Classic oldie with one of the best keyboard solos in the middle of the song that spawned decades of guitar solos

Filchins-korialstrasz · May 29, 2023, 10:43pm

Filchins-korialstrasz · May 30, 2023, 12:01am

Filchins-korialstrasz · May 30, 2023, 12:34am

Cyndilou-whisperwind · May 30, 2023, 1:30am

/dance

Adrianv-senjin · May 30, 2023, 4:59am

Some songs from the movies…

And one for Cyndi

Cyndilou-whisperwind · June 1, 2023, 12:49am

“Anyone up for some Wednesday Wickedness?”

/giggle
/dance

Cyndilou-whisperwind · June 1, 2023, 1:20am

“For the Ladies, and those Gentlemen who care…”

/grin

Shreds-wyrmrest-accord · June 1, 2023, 9:16pm

I’ve replaced my entire playlist with Ren, an unsigned artist from Wales whose Lyme disease was misdiagnosed as chronic fatigue syndrome and psychosis, resulting in years of damaging and unnecessary treatment courses that did not help and only made him suffer.

Out of pain, true art is born.

This last one was dedicated to Ren’s childhood friend Joe Hughes who he lost to suicide 8 months before writing this song:

dailypost.co.uk

Joe Hughes: Inquest of missing Anglesey teen hears friends made a desperate search for him

Rhodri Barker

THE inquest of a teenager who went missing almost three years ago heard yesterday how his friends frantically searched for him after a series of alarming phone calls.

Joe Hughes disappeared in the early hours of December 28 in 2010, after being at a party in Menai Bridge. His inquest in Llangefni heard that the 19-year-old told friends he would jump from the town’s suspension bridge.

Despite an extensive search, the body of the Dwyran teenager has never been found.

Coroner Nicola Jones said she could not be satisfied as to the circumstances of Mr Hughes’ death and recorded an open conclusion.

Witnesses said the teenager had struggled with his mental health and had made threats to jump from the bridge in the past.

The inquest heard Mr Hughes had been upset on the night of his disappearance when he was told he couldn’t go to the party, but later turned up and was described as drunk but “jolly” and “upbeat”.

Before leaving the party, Mr Hughes told friends he was going to jump off the bridge. Witnesses said Mr Hughes had been “happy” when he made the statement and was assumed to be joking.

Ella Nightingale, a friend of Mr Hughes’ who spoke at the inquest, said she was in Cardiff when the “distraught” 19-year-old called from the Menai Bridge. “He was crying on the phone and saying he was going to jump off the bridge,” she said.

Several telephone calls were then made between Mr Hughes’ friends in an attempt to find him. The inquest heard that friends quickly made their way to the bridge but found no sign of Mr Hughes despite help from emergency services.

Friend Ricky Williams said Mr Hughes had been “depressed” in the weeks before his disappearance. The inquest heard Mr Hughes had tried to admit himself to the Hergest mental health unit at Ysbyty Gwynedd but had been turned away as he was drunk at the time.

The coroner read a statement by Daniel Jones, who described hearing a “thud” from the Menai Strait on the morning in question and feared the sound could have been Mr Hughes landing in the water. However, the coroner expressed doubt as to the reliability of Mr Jones’ statement.

Witness Natalie Roberts said Mr Hughes appeared “matter-of-fact” when he phoned from the bridge and said he would jump.

“He seemed to have it in his head that this is what he was going to do,” she said.

Ellis Lane, missing persons co-ordinator for North Wales Police, said a call had been made to police at 3.18am on the day of Mr Hughes’ disappearance to report a person shouting in the vicinity of the bridge. He said the water was running “very fast” at the time.

The last call from Mr Hughes’ mobile was at 3.05am and the phone had then had an “unnatural turn-off” meaning the phone had not been turned off in the usual way but had stopped operating.

Mr Lane said CCTV images from the night in question showed an “agitated” man matching Mr Hughes’ description in Menai Bridge.

The coroner said she could not prove beyond reasonable doubt that he had intended to take his own life.

Thunderlipz-senjin · June 2, 2023, 5:21am

Honestly I’m not quite sure how to respond to this one. I loved Tracy Chapman’s original, and I like Luke Combs, he really does do a good job on this, but “I’ll work at the market as a check-out girl”, this song is made from the womans perspective. Having a guy sing it is a little off.

Cyndilou-whisperwind · June 3, 2023, 11:50am