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Dunno if anyone likes Enya, but this is a change of pace: And a better one, imho:

This was the soundtrack from lunch time at my last high school. And no kidding, that place was chock full of darugs. Oh my, what a misspent youth. As well as young adulthood. Some folks just don't know when to stop. Tsk. And a version of the original

Apologies, I'm missing a few comments to all y'all's posted music examples. After a ton, it's difficult to keep old posts and comments on them straight. Allow me to add to the queue, please?

I'm glad that they work well for you! It's always, always something.

Indeed, this is one of the soundtracks of our lives during our wonderful stay in Viet-Nam. It was nice listening to "rebellious" music but we knew we weren't at all rebellious. And where to "rebel" to? Sure, the South China Sea was only a few hundred feet away, but eight thousand miles was a bit...

These two from Ms Lee are new to me. She probably had hundreds of hits, but "The Queen of Rock and Roll?" Oops, too many posts from moi here. My bad.

Durn, looks like Vimeo doesn't work very well for me.

Another reason I love "The Blues Brothers" movie. I'm ashamed to say that I didn't recognize him immediately upon his first appearance in the film.

I had no idea that he was a member of "The Charlatans," a semi legendary band who were from Nevada, afaik. He certainly went against the grain of Bay Area popular music of the time.

I try to keep these little things to myself, for they are little things. Sorry, ppm!

Adding. I am surprised by this tune. The bloody oar and under the surface woman's body really make me wonder if this song is biographical. If so---Nora, there are depths to you that don't please me. How human can you get? Hold on, it can't be taken from her true life, that's become obvious. I...

Addendum. This is a response to post #517 in this thread. Easy to get cornfused with all of these posts that cite specific posts. I've never heard the first song before. It is a wise admonition. Thanks for posting it, Daniel! The second most of us have heard thousands of times. They are both...

Not at all meant in a chastising way. I just am not happy with misspellings. And shame on me for saying so.

Yes, this is a sad one. He had "really made it" but that's not enough for some people. Thankfully! I was so sorry when he crashed his airplane. Maybe he didn't know that light twins are very dangerous to fly for at least just one reason. Details supplied on request.

Derek and the Dominoes sure took over the rock world for a few well deserved weeks with "Layla." What a best of best of songs. Naw, I never say "the b...". Far too dangereuse (as them Frenchies say) I am perhaps overly concerned about going onto some idiot's bad person list. That's why I only...

Yes, the girl will hopefully continue with music! Nice performance! jfsg (Just for poops and grins,) I didn't think you had the name of Pentatonix right. Sorry to me apita here.

Aw, hell yeah! The Hollies were da bombe long before we couldn't say that any longer. I love "Bus Stop" too.

Sorry that some vids don't play right for you. Personally speaking, this is a bad one to have to miss.

What a classic! Grace Slick, always wondered if that was her real last name, is so young and comely in this video. Age can be SO cruel to women, you wouldn't recognize her now. All the same, her head seems to be in a very good place. Adding: I took trips about twenty five times. I sincerely...