Turning it off

 Hannio wrote: 

You know, I was reading about this trying to understand you and Fred's joke here.  I think I get it.  I hear him sing it, and I am sure I don't ever want to visit sphincter pass. 

Turning it up

ughhhh!! this song SUX!!!! just shoot me now

 rdo wrote: 

 bluecshells wrote: 


I love you Barbara Jean...

 rdo wrote: 

Yeah, but stay away from sphincter pass.

sensual

I want to have sex with this song. 

Fell asleep to this song last night...

Well done. 

i love love love this band.

When they were handing out voices, this guy cut to the head of the line for the good ones. Beautiful pipes.

 beerbear wrote:  WOW!  Thanks, beerbear - and July is coming up fast.  I love the odd venues for concerts. Somehow, it makes them more intimate and fun, like a big secret from the rest of the world.  I'm glad you shared this.

The instrumentals here sound so much like Eno's Apollo.  Kudos.  They did so well with this.  I LOVE IT!!

 Aegean wrote: 
http://www.siverthoyem.com/music/

not bad...but definitely different than Madrugada.  It's a real shame what happened to Buras....Madrugada was great. 

 bc wrote: 
I ALWAYS buy CDs when they are available. Yeah, it's a bit inconvenient to wait for it but in addition to it working in CD players you can rip it to FLAC and enjoy that tasty audio goodness anywhere. It really doesn't compare to the MP3s you can get off Amazon etc; really no comparison at all. Once you've heard FLAC....

Plus while album art isn't what it used to be, it's not going to get any better from buying a digital copy. If an artist just produces one song "i like" I don't spend the money because really do they have the talent? On the other hand, with a CD I usually end up liking several songs more than whatever drew me to the artist in the first place. Beauty is fleeting but talent must be savored.

 PeteyGreens wrote: 
Høyem and Burås really complemented one another.  Høyem is still making good music, but Burås' absence is hard not to notice.  Madrugada is one of my favorite RP discoveries.

What rdo said!

THE POWER OF THIS SONG COMPELS ME TO SHARE A YOUTUBE OF IT ON FACEBOOK!!!
EDIT: 8 => 9

God damn I love this song.

 sqqqrly wrote: 

Absolutely.  I NEVER buy virtual music.  I prefer to have a physical copy so if my hard drive crashes or my computer is stolen, I can still reload it.  Plus, high end CD players sound better than iTunes.  And there's the bonus of having the artwork and lyrics sheet.  Finally, I don't have enough disk space for my entire collection on my computer.

 

In the spirit of Madrugada there is a very odd rock festival far out in the Arctic Atlantic Ocean every July. I recommend it for you all, but the island is small and there is just a few tickets to buy every summer.  Some of the conserts is held in a cave where people lived thousends year ago.

Visit http://trena.net/index.php/english.html to read more.

Hmmmm...reminds me of Spinal Tap's Rock 'N' Roll Creation:



Also known as The Gospel According to Spinal Tap

 oldhippiechick wrote: 
I havent bought an audio 'CD' in nearly as long as a 'album'...  Anyone still use them?  

I love Madrugada and it pains me to know that Robert Buras is gone.   

 Imkirok wrote: 

I guess it depends on which sphincter, but me too.  LOL more than once!

 MissIncendium wrote: 
truly.

This is a beautiful song

No, I just don't like them. Maybe it's that guy's voice. Over-modulated, over-controlled. I don't trust it.

Nice to hear some more madrugada!  Because of my spanish lessons, now I know, what " Madrugada" means.