I was just sending the link to this live version of Late Show by The Beaches to someone for reasons.
My god, this makes my brain tingle with joy. I can almost feel it vibrate. That hard-rocking Coda that's tagged on at the end as the last bit of that live show is magnificent. It's not on the album version. It should be noted that the crowd are not there to see The Beaches. They were a support act in that gig.
WIKI
One of the most successful singles from Play, "Porcelain" became a top five hit in the United Kingdom and entered various other national record charts. Contributing to the song's commercial exposure was its use in several forms of media, including a notable placement in the 2000 film The Beach.
"Trios for Strings"
[String Trio in F Major
String Trio in G Major
String Trio in A Major
String Trio No. 1 in E-Flat Major
String Trio No. 2 in D Major
String Trio No. 3 in A Major
String Trio No. 5 in C Major]
Trio Szabadi
(Hungaroton 2014) https://songwhip.com/trioszabadi/shield-trios-for-strings
INTRODUCING ROT.JS: ONE ROTTEN APPLE SPOILS THE BUNCH
(please boost!)
this one will be the last one for a while, I promise.
rot.js is a script you can add to your pleroma or akkoma instance that lets users add custom music and background images to their profile. the music and image will display on your instance, and any other instance that supports the script.
you can use either a pinned post or your profile metadata. the pinned post takes priority over the metadata.
to use a pinned post:
make a post with only the text profile theming post
attach a music file (mp3, wav, ogg, flac, go wild)
attach an image file
pin it to your profile
to use profile metadata:
add a field with label ‘music’ (case and space insensitive) and content as a link to a music file
add a field with label ‘image’ (case and space insensitive) and content as a link to an image.
if you are an instance admin, download the file included here into your static folder as rot,js (which is where your terms-of-service.html is located). mine is at /opt/pleroma/instance/static/static
from there, you can either edit your index.html (mine is in /opt/pleroma/instance/priv/static/index.html) to include (before all script tags):
<script src="/static/rot.js"></script>
you can also edit your nginx configuration to include
the differences between this version and the last version are the ability to change volume of the music player, and the addition of sex.
to have a mute button and a volume change button, include the following HTML into your instance’s panel.html (mine is /opt/pleroma/instance/static/instance/panel.html)
It takes almost 50 seconds of build-up, but it sure is an intriguing enough intro, followed by some very powerful rhythm and a unique mix of soul, jazz, Mbalax, and Afrobeats.