If you do any "Net Radio" here are a few streams I listen to a lot.
Euro Trans: http://scfire-ntc-aa05.stream.aol.com:80/stream/1003
Progressive Trans: http://scfire-ntc-aa04.stream.aol.com:80/stream/1026
Psycho Trans: http://scfire-ntc-aa02.stream.aol.com:80/stream/1008
Christian Rock: http://shout2a.gnax.net:5112
Christian Hard Rock: http://shout2a.gnax.net:5119
Alt. Rock: http://72.13.93.117:8070
Heavy Metal: http://66.220.3.52:8035 - http://213.186.60.187:8200
Darkwave/Gothic: http://62.75.216.154:8030
WFMT (Chicago Classical Station): http://wttw.ic.llnwd.net/stream/wttw_wfmt_livebroadcast
Jazz: http://82.197.167.140:80 - http://82.197.167.140:80
Bebop: http://72.26.204.18:6854
BTW: For streaming media I use WinAmp except on Linux where I use VLC. These are the two best media players, period. And they are both free.
Thanks Max, I don't understand all the words either, but I can pick out a few. As an example of how it makes me feel, I offer this song and I think you'll find it quite moving, even if you don't get the words. Christian Castro's music is very powerful and a person doesn't always need to understand the words to get the feeling and soul of a song.
You mentioned mariachi, so in the spirit of the mariachi style, I offer this song, Rumbo Al Sur, which means basically, "Heading down South". A song about a guy going back to his home to reunite with his love. There's a particular version of this song that I really enjoy, but it's also very rare and difficult to find. This is as close as I could find on youtube that resembles that version.....
In the movie, Selena, we see Jenifer Lopez portraying one of the most influential people in the Latino community. Every time I watch the movie, I break out in tears, I just can't help it. Knowing that this young lady was struck down by someone she loved and trusted at such a young age with her whole life in front of her and understanding how important she was, gets me every time. The last time I saw the movie was about a year ago I suppose. Oddly enough I was at the local Mexican watering hole when the movie came on the TV. By the time the movie got to the point of where this song is shown, I was a total mess. Tears were just rolling off my cheeks. From a distance, the lady bartender (Ivette) noticed me quietly sobbing and came to see what was wrong. She thought I was in some great pain and very sick. When she posed the question, "Porque tan llore?" (Why are you weeping?) I just pointed at the TV and said to her, "Selena". She knew what I meant. She consoled me briefly, stating, "Iz ok". She squeezed my hand in a friendly manner and said, "You being ok?" and I just nodded in response. She returned to the group of men at the bar she had left before she came to see me and I could tell she was explaining to them what was going on. The next thing I knew, there were 5 new beers sitting in front of me....each of which I enjoyed to the fullest! I took a cab home that night.....
So people don't get confused, I included this tribute video of the real Selena doing the same song.
I hope you guys enjoy these, I know I do!
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Good stuff there - I really did like the Mariachi-ish "Rumbo al Sur" song. Good stuff. And Selena's song was great. But I will confess to hating Jennifer Lopez (for no rational reason other than she annoys the crap out of me), so "Selena" (movie, not artist) is a bit tainted. Selena's performance was fantastic, though...
Now let me present the opposite of good music...
Wesley Willis. Homeless weirdo recording music to make ends meet and praying for a Wheaties endorsement.
Sad thing is....he probably thinks he's good!
Here's one you may want to see if you can find, "El Rancho Grande"
Yo-
[QUOTE=Fire$torm;15460]Bebop: http://72.26.204.18:6854
What kind of bebop? Cowboy?
Why did you make me watch that Max?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!![]()
Yes.....he could sing all of me enemy's to death!Batman defeated joker. Wesley Willis defeated Batman. Now maybe joker can make a new friend?!?