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Originally posted by: LizzieBennet

I first heard this piece of music as it was the theme of a show I watched and loved: House M.D. The theme became so synonymous with the show for me that I developed a special love for it because of that. But then I heard the full song and fell even more in love with it as a standalone piece.

The song is Teardrop

The vocalist is Elizabeth Fraser, former lead singer of Cocteau Twins (which is a great band too!). This time she's part of Massive Attack. I have not heard too much by this group, but this piece is a masterpiece. The lyrics. It gives me chills. Beautiful. Heart-breaking. But beautiful. Hard to believe this came out of 1998.

I have to post the lyrics too because they're stunningly haunting

Love, love is a verb

Love is a doing word

Fearless on my breath

Gentle impulsion

Shakes me, makes me lighter

Fearless on my breath

Teardrop on the fire

Fearless on my breath

Night, night of matter

Black flowers blossom

Fearless on my breath

Black flowers blossom

Fearless on my breath

Teardrop on the fire

Fearless on my

Water is my eye

Most faithful mirror

Fearless on my breath

Teardrop on the fire

Of a confession

Fearless on my breath

Most faithful mirror

Fearless on my breath

Teardrop on the fire

Fearless on my breath

You're stumbling in the dark

You're stumbling in the dark

The House M.D Theme

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovU4ESybz-U

The Full track by Massive Attack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7K72X4eo_s

Wow. Can safely say haven’t heard this before. Fab. And the lyrics

Music knows no boundaries. No Barriers. There is something for everyone and every piece can mean something to someone ..

Last 2 days of whirlwind fun with friends galavanting all over … tired but still feeling so recharged and full of life.

This piece. Guaranteeed to lift you no matter what :).

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MMwd8SoBirw&pp=ygUVVGllc3RvbjE1IHllYXJzIGFkYWdv

Another classical hit. That became so popular that they actually made an English version as well. Here are both … the OG and The English version

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fpu5a0Bl8eY&pp=ygUPOTkgbHVmdGJhbGxvbnMg

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hiwgOWo7mDc&pp=ygUPOTkgcmVkIGJhbGxvb25z

The English one isn’t a literal translation of OG one. The original version is about dreams- The 99 balloons represent the many dreams each person had. At the end of the song, she just wants to prove that the German people did have dreams by finding just one balloon.

:)

Originally posted by: Satrangi_Curls

Mairimashita Iruma-Kun season 3 OP & ED

Opening: Girigiri Ride it out! By Fantastics from Exile Tribe

https://youtu.be/HhbCvC8fwfM

Ending : Nabe Bugyo (Hotpot Boss/Commander) by Wednesday Campanella

It fits so perfectly with the Harvest Festival arc of this season -

The Devil's cooking recipe is revealed for the first time

The supply of ingredients are a big hurdle In the dark, in the dark, in the dark, in the dark

Hot pot in the dark is lawful

To the one who says "I can't eat it"

Go home right now!

Haha I'm just kidding

Heat it up in the microwave (oven) When it becomes soft, throw it into the hot

pot Then just let it simmer slowly

For three days and three nights, and it's done!

Not yet, is it undercooked?

Let's have a taste

it's done?

Hot pot in the dark

bubbling, simmering, it's hot!

Video: https://youtu.be/OIBExg8B-2s

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-tRk9N8teLU&pp=ygUScGVudGF0b25peCBpbG9taWxp

This one. Now this song is an experience. MUST LISTEN WITH HEADPHONES ONLY

Don’t worry. It’s not about nature of lyrics. More about the experience of the 8d surround effect. Genre doesn’t matter. For this experience is surreal

I love 99 Luftballons! NENA is such a 80s vibe!

Also this one ... A tribute to that musical prodigy and genius- Mozart

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVikZ8Oe_XA

Originally posted by: LizzieBennet

I love 99 Luftballons! NENA is such a 80s vibe!

Also this one ... A tribute to that musical prodigy and genius- Mozart

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVikZ8Oe_XA

guess what Lizzie. Know how I say count ones life blessings? My first trip abroad ever included a trip to his place of birth. ❤️❤️

Errr. I mean Mozart in Austria

Originally posted by: KJasoosChulbulP

guess what Lizzie. Know how I say count ones life blessings? My first abroad included a trip to his place of birth. ❤️❤️

You know I love a lot of composers and a lot of them have genius pieces even, but Mozart to me stands above the rest.

Originally posted by: LizzieBennet

SoM - This has been a favorite since childhood not just because of its GOATness (I mean Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer? Singing? Are you kidding me?) but also because I share a special memory with this movie - jo ki main kabhi aur bataoongi.😆 (I want y'all to bug me for it 😈)

Tfs, KJ! I love this song....

I used to get my tongue all twisted singing 'schnitzel with noodles' 😆

This movie should be part of every kids school syllabus. That’s the GOATness of it :)

Special memory …. Time to share…. Cuz sharing is caring. 😉

cone on beti. Apply some magic and find out what this is all about :)

Originally posted by: LizzieBennet

Ahh lucky you, you went to Salzburg? What an experience that must have been!

You know I love a lot of composers and a lot of them have genius pieces even, but Mozart to me stands above the rest.

yes Salzburg :). Besides Mozart. It’s an amazing town. For eg. A castle there had a king that liked to play pranks. So he has these seats where he made people sit and it sort splashed water from under the seat that made it look like the subjects wet their pants 🤣🤣.

Definitely a treat :).

Mozart is awesome. But this piece from Bethoven. Amongst many others…

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wfF0zHeU3Zs&pp=ygUJZnVyIGVsaXNl

Mein to compare hee kar saktaa these geniuses ka talents. Just suno and enjoy :) .