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The Youtube / Google Video Thread


Post Posted Fri Apr 03, 2009 9:51 pm
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Jakob BC wrote:I have no idea if it works internationally, but I came across this great piece of music. It's TV program where two bands perform two of their own track, and then a track together. In this case two Danish bands (IMO the best and most original in this country) Spleen United and The William Blakes perform a coverversion of Kate Bush' "Running Up That Hill".
My legs were pulled away when I heard it. It is one of the best tracks I have heard in a long time, and IMO miles better than the original. It's smoother but also pore powerful than the original. Besides two great vocalists it features two guitar players, three drummers and three synthplayers (including some nice synthharp playing on a Q-chord).
If possible it's worth having a look at it. The track starts at 25 minutes:
Spleen United & The William Blakes - Running Up That Hill
Nothing beats the original. :P Kate's voice is 95% of the track. :nod:
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Post Posted Fri Apr 03, 2009 9:55 pm
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When I think of Kate Bush, I firstly always think of this track and video:
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Post Posted Fri Apr 03, 2009 9:55 pm
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AnDrOiD wrote:
Jakob BC wrote:I have no idea if it works internationally, but I came across this great piece of music. It's TV program where two bands perform two of their own track, and then a track together. In this case two Danish bands (IMO the best and most original in this country) Spleen United and The William Blakes perform a coverversion of Kate Bush' "Running Up That Hill".
My legs were pulled away when I heard it. It is one of the best tracks I have heard in a long time, and IMO miles better than the original. It's smoother but also pore powerful than the original. Besides two great vocalists it features two guitar players, three drummers and three synthplayers (including some nice synthharp playing on a Q-chord).
If possible it's worth having a look at it. The track starts at 25 minutes:
Spleen United & The William Blakes - Running Up That Hill
Nothing beats the original. :P Kate's voice is 95% of the track. :nod:
Well Im not a fan of her voice and the original track is boring in the length, so I prefer this new one. I like their vocals over many, and the music itself includes the typical factors that turn on my musical interest :wink:
Post Posted Fri Apr 03, 2009 9:55 pm
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GeeJee wrote:LOOOOL @ that danish language.. it sounds like it's reversed audio... glip glap glubglubshsh wipwapwop tibbetabbe meskine elektronikse william blake zipzap :pwned:

Now watching the høj kvalität version :fine:
Funny... many Danes find the Dutch language the most bizarre in the world. :P :nod:
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Post Posted Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:44 pm
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Jakob BC wrote:I have no idea if it works internationally, but I came across this great piece of music. It's TV program where two bands perform two of their own track, and then a track together. In this case two Danish bands (IMO the best and most original in this country) Spleen United and The William Blakes perform a coverversion of Kate Bush' "Running Up That Hill".
My legs were pulled away when I heard it. It is one of the best tracks I have heard in a long time, and IMO miles better than the original. It's smoother but also pore powerful than the original. Besides two great vocalists it features two guitar players, three drummers and three synthplayers (including some nice synthharp playing on a Q-chord).
If possible it's worth having a look at it. The track starts at 25 minutes:
Spleen United & The William Blakes - Running Up That Hill
I liked the first song in that vid the most. 8)
have been listening it on youtube a few times ever since. :D

@Android - I don't find danish bizarre.. it sounds similar to frysian... and that sounds just... stupid :statue:
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Post Posted Fri Apr 03, 2009 10:50 pm
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Im quite surprised how easy it was to understand Dutch... on paper. Languages are different when spoken. It wouldn't surprise me that Danish sounds like a pile of wooden sticks falling to the ground. It's just impossible to listen to your mother tongue language, with a foreigners ears.
Post Posted Sat Apr 04, 2009 12:19 pm
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Yeah, I can understand some danish when it's written. Only very little of it tho... :mrgreen:
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Post Posted Sat Apr 04, 2009 12:26 pm
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It just sounds as if the palate must hurt when Dutch people speak. :punch: :nod: :P
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Post Posted Wed Apr 08, 2009 4:15 pm
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Post Posted Sun Apr 12, 2009 12:28 am
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Timelapse movie to some good old music. 8)

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Post Posted Sun Apr 12, 2009 4:23 pm
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Jon wrote::loool: :loool: :loool:

Jo rzeczywiście bardzo śmieszne :pwned: :wtf2: .
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Post Posted Sun Apr 12, 2009 5:09 pm
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Aneka65 wrote:
Jon wrote::loool: :loool: :loool:

Jo rzeczywiście bardzo śmieszne :pwned: :wtf2: .
What de la funk does that mean? :nico:
Post Posted Sun Apr 12, 2009 9:27 pm
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Jakob BC wrote:
Aneka65 wrote:
Jon wrote::loool: :loool: :loool:

Jo rzeczywiście bardzo śmieszne :pwned: :wtf2: .
What de la funk does that mean? :nico:
Really very funny. :fine:
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Post Posted Mon Apr 13, 2009 1:19 am
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:? Me don't like people yelling at each other. :(
('bout jon's link)
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Post Posted Thu Apr 16, 2009 10:42 pm
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