Larry Hammer (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
larryhammer) wrote2024-12-03 07:52 am
larryhammer) wrote2024-12-03 07:52 am
“it’s sad and it’s sweet / and i knew it complete / when i wore a younger man’s clothes”
Various musical links:
Pink Pony Inn by Hildegard von Blingin’, a bardcore remake (demake?) of Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club. “Black light and a mirror disco ball” becomes “Firelight and a boar's head on the wall.” (via)
Yes, they’re promos for a music learning app, but I’ve enjoyed several from this series: Musora challenges artists with a song they’d never heard before and have them cover it on the spot. (Sister apps Drumeo and Pianote also do these, focused on their specific instruments.) In this one, folk-pop duo Fionn were given System of a Down’s “Toxicity” (the series producers like genre contrasts). To handle it they went hard on their Celtic roots. (via my YT sidebar)
Speaking of which, YTCH: YouTube as tv CHannels. Click the book icon for a channel guide. (via)
Okay, fine, that last is more music-adjacent than musical. But I've been using it for the music channels.
---L.
Subject quote from Piano Man, Billy Joel.
Pink Pony Inn by Hildegard von Blingin’, a bardcore remake (demake?) of Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club. “Black light and a mirror disco ball” becomes “Firelight and a boar's head on the wall.” (via)
Yes, they’re promos for a music learning app, but I’ve enjoyed several from this series: Musora challenges artists with a song they’d never heard before and have them cover it on the spot. (Sister apps Drumeo and Pianote also do these, focused on their specific instruments.) In this one, folk-pop duo Fionn were given System of a Down’s “Toxicity” (the series producers like genre contrasts). To handle it they went hard on their Celtic roots. (via my YT sidebar)
Speaking of which, YTCH: YouTube as tv CHannels. Click the book icon for a channel guide. (via)
Okay, fine, that last is more music-adjacent than musical. But I've been using it for the music channels.
---L.
Subject quote from Piano Man, Billy Joel.
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