Naw, you need the actual music videos for that and “Beautiful People”.
They’re just like my dreams…
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Yeah, but I think that they might be too disturbing for many BLF members. 
As is the music IMHO
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Yeah, much of his music is disturbing.
I don’t think his cover of Sweet Dreams is all that bad, though. 
By the way, if you don’t like his music, avoid his music videos like the plague! 
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Last night with my bride of 37 years, anniversary date with our buddy Eric Clapton … 
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Widowspeak - Everything Is Simple
Fontaines D.C. - Jackie Down The Line
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[Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway - White Rabbit (Live)
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Another Hallowe’en Special, courtesy of The Broken Peach…
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Wait… that’s actually Boz Skaggs? Man, he can still cook…
I remember that song from when I was a little kid. This older kid Eddie was really into Boz Skaggs, Steely Dan, etc., and used to play them over and over and over again.
Yep, goggled it. “Silk Degrees”. I remember the album cover with him on the park bench.
And yeh, “Lowdown” was on SD, as well as “Lido Shuffle”.
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Even though Within Temptation is a great band as a whole, having Sharon do acoustic versions with nothing more than a guitar or two as accompaniment, and it still holds up as an incredible performance, is really telling about her talent as a singer.
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I’d love to see/hear an acoustic version of this! 
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Another favorite…
The “Tubular Bells” guy??
Gotta confess, that’s the only song I know from him.
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Yup the same guy. I have 4 of his albums. Interesting music. I think I will track down the Crises album. 1983 IIRC.
It looks like Oldfield released around 26 albums. Tubular bells just got lots of air time.
I think the track above is “Moonlight Shadow, with Maggie Reilly on vocals, which became Oldfield’s most successful single, reaching No. 4 in the UK”
@Chronovore has some interesting taste in music. At least in some ways, quite like mine I think.
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Yes! Tubular Bells also got big due to its use in The Exorcist. It’s a cool bit of music. Since y’all inspired me to listen now on my headphones, might as well post it!
As far as tastes, I appreciate a pretty wide range of stuff. If that wasn’t evident here, a quick look at my other listening history shows Captain Beefheart, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Ennio Morricone, Opeth, Type O Negative, Powerwolf, Ghost, some opening themes from Anime, Jean-Jacques Perrey, and Oesch’s die Dritten. 
