Music With a Message (Positive please)

[SusanB]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

For those of you who like the song Bohemian Rhapsody…this is simply hilarious! Bohemian Catsody…a Parody song.

 

[Joseph Stephan]

 

[Joseph Stephan]

 

[Jahrule]

I'm not saying a word.

 

[Joseph Stephan]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

Here’s a song I found here on the forum, before the Music Positive thread was created.It was shortly after my husband died and I found out about WT. It made an impact on me and helped me to realize no matter what we’re going through we’re never completely alone and at times might wonder how we get through it all.
It’s pretty upbeat and definitely POSITIVE.

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

Now that’s what I call uniquely different!

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

I'm not saying a word.

Ok, but as for the song…no entiendo.

 

[Jahrule]

Ok, but as for the song…no entiendo.

Nobody does. There is a whole story behind that song. Those aren't real words at all -- well, most of them aren't. The Italian man who created it was a genius. He noticed, as a non native English speaker, that people in his time loved English songs, even if they didn't understand it, and he waged they'd love any English song under the right conditions even if the words just sounded like English. Not only did Celentano prove his point, the song is a legit jam.

 

[Jahrule]

No matter how much time passes, Linkin Park still gives me the chills. Rest in peace, Chester

 

[Joseph Stephan]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

 

[BARNABY THE DOG.]

 

[Deborah]

Oh man LADY BLUE. This is one of my favorites after Whitney Houstons
I LOOK TO YOU. Both of these songs touch me deeply. I know I have been given instructions on how to post, BUT I AM ALSO OLD AND SLOW OF WIT . Great video

 

[Niobium]

Since my wife passed on I have many quiet days.... but sometimes that's good
We both admired John James and Pete Berryman's guitar playing and used to listen to this album together often

 

[MickHewitt]

Since my wife passed on I have many quiet days.... but sometimes that's good
We both admired John James and Pete Berryman's guitar playing and used to listen to this album together often

I wonder what the musicians in Jehovah's temple arranged: David was a harpist; they were in posession of all sorts of musical instruments Jubal Cain was the founder of all those who play harp and the pipe....must have been an incredible sound when ascending steps of the temple 'the song of the ascents'!?

 

[Eira]

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

Lol BTD, I know you don’t like to dance but that’s alright. The song said it all. Let’s see if you feel the same way when in God’s new world. You never know.

 

[BARNABY THE DOG.]

Lol BTD, I know you don’t like to dance but that’s alright. The song said it all. Let’s see if you feel the same way when in God’s new world. You never know.

I call it ‘moving in a rhythmical fashion’. It’s the only way I can explain it.

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

I call it ‘moving in a rhythmical fashion’. It’s the only way I can explain it.

That’s the intellectual way of explaining it BTD.

 

[BARNABY THE DOG.]

That’s the intellectual way of explaining it BTD.

That’s right….right right left…

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

This song is spiritual