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I thought I should reply with a song link to something about rulebreaking, but actually, I like this singer from Wales singing on top of a burial chamber. In my head, one rule is that this is a LOTR board, so I'm going to tenuously link it to the fact there are barrows in LOTR.
Oh bother, trying to remember how to link. I'm such a novice. Rulebreaking novice.
It's Aria, by Bethan Lloyd, standing on Bryn Celli Ddu.
https://youtu.be/vKOYKutUIF0?si=-MI4dIEp09kDeWHp

Actually thanks for the link challenge as now I've spent 30 mins listening to various music I like on YouTube which has distracted me mightily from my lurgy headache. Only now I wish I had alcohol.

A band I've actually seen live in recent years, Scottish folk dub, didn't see the whole gig as I wanted to walk up from a beach alone to my car before it got too dark. This video isn't from that gig.

An Dannsa Dub.
https://youtu.be/Zyb0nfueE5c?si=m9dTB4kae4ITBYCs

The cat is enjoying my singing but the teen has asked me to stop singing.
Dreadzone: Mountain.
There are many mountains in LOTR.

https://youtu.be/gPhCkaWRNro?si=9D2ez1L979Di8i4R

The cat probably wasn't enjoying my singing either.

Hi LOTR board.

Thank you very much @VelvetineZone, these links will keep me occupied all day.

In my war with the admins of a year ago it was established (by the queen admin) that there are no rules for this thread. So my posting a link and being snotty at those who do not (you were not alone) is rather conventional than legal.

It's all good, I enjoy both banter and music, especially in crazy times and a week full of lurgy and rain. Count yourselves lucky there weren't more links.

Listening to neighbours doing repairs in their apartment.

Hahaha, Pele!

Listening to the air going through the water pipes early in the morning and the silent, soft snow falling.

Today neighbours are silent.
Listening to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S89yCmTHgm8

Today's song for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dGDhKuOSDc

Wow, Pele! Lots of nature and birds and now this. We will live! Powerful stuff! Just watched three times over with my oldest son. It sparked some chords with the both of us. Reminded us of one or two songs released over here a year and a half ago. Thank you (most sincerely) for sharing.

I am listening now to the sound of the washing machine going round and round. When it stops I know it is time to start hanging it up.

Btw, the eagles have been offline today.

David Allan Coe - You Never Even Called Me By My Name

The perfect country and western song.

More nests have come alive, Chrys!

And I'm still listening to more of the similar kind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiPawQz ... Dc&index=4
My heart is heavy with sadness and a great amount of anger, so this helps.

Traffic, Dear Mr Fantasy

This is the music of the house of Tom Bombadil. Composed on the Berkshire Downs.

Primus - The Devil Went Down to Georgia

Tom Waits I don't wanna grow up

Johnny Cash - A Boy Named Sue (Live at San Quentin, 1969)

Johnny and the ghost boy (Tom Petty) Rusty Cage

David Allan Coe - Time Off For Bad Behavior

https://youtu.be/WJ8edDThJ3A?si=SQLOsfdaWjxHZl6d

The Waterboys: My Wanderings in the Weary Land

Meteors - Blue Sunshine

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

And the beards have all grown longer overnight


Edited.

Youtube threw this at me - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXwgZL4zx9o

A cricket not long for this world cause he's been hanging out inside for a few nights...

@Isolde Alarion Poor cricket...

I've chosen a bit of quiet at the moment, except for the wind in the trees outside and a distant sound of airplane. The birds are quiet somehow.

The movie “Boys Town” old but that’s ok

The cricket is gone but not by my doing. My dogs water bow did that job.

Was making a playlist on youtube of covers of early (1961-66) Bob Dylan songs. Here's a few.

Farewell Angelina by Joan Baez
It's All Over Now, My Baby Blue by Marianne Faithfull
All Along the Watchtower by The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Masters of War by Connie Gordon
Spanish Harlem Incident by The Byrds
A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall by Joan Baez

@Hanasian - Ah, great choice of artist to cover.

From Rich Kids Blues (love this album), another from Marianne.
Visions of Johanna

I'm listening to my pigeon pecking at the seeds in her feed dish...

@Hanasian Based on that list, you have great taste!

I agree, @Elarith!

How about Bob Dylan covering Johnny Cash - Big River (Take 1)

Ohh that was unexpected! My youngest is currently obsessed with "Highwaymen"

Highwaymen)

And with currently, I mean for the last few years. (autism)

My friend just gave me this link, so listening and remembering youth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6KfhOp ... nnel=RHINO

Giving this early Buckingham/Nicks demo of 'The Chain' a listen.
Other than the chorus line, it is totally different from the Rumours album track. I like it!

First day of Autumn. Fallen Leaves

Skid Row... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjuEXKw ... M4&index=5

Going on a Halloween groove for October!

Psycho Killer

Happy celestial birthday, John!
Stand by Me

I like this song, but I am not sure why it is on the Top 100 Halloween list. Is it creepy?

Creep

Happy Halloween!

This is Halloween

I have been singing the wrong words to this song for years.

Jambalaya on the Bayou

No link here, but after last week being assaulted by Christmas music the moment I opened the door here at Starbucks we are now back to some inoffensive background crooning of undetermined age or style.

I am not very musically attuned. Honestly I've always said I had the musical style and knowledge of a turnip. I was a kid that raided my parents record collection, back when vinyl was old-school and the walkman was new, and I remember CD's being cutting edge technology. Goodness I sound old.

Anyhow... here, have a favorite of mine!


Song of the shieldwall