what music shall be played at your funerals ?

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

Berimbau-Consolacao played with as many instruments possible, and with a good hardened singer like Milton Nascimento, not some young prick.

 

that would be a cacophonous sound.

I'm enlightened that you know about brazilian music....do you, or are you just pissin around?

 

 

of course. it's debonaire, especially on a warm summer's evening. I take it you are familiar with VInicius de Moraes?

most certainly, I started out that comment about to write "Sung by Vinicius Moraes" but then I remembered hes dead. Never the less, a brilliant poet and songwriter.

  Caustic said:

  taxman said:

i don't want a funeral. i don't want my body to ever be found.

I can have that arranged.

if you can find me

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

Berimbau-Consolacao played with as many instruments possible, and with a good hardened singer like Milton Nascimento, not some young prick.

 

that would be a cacophonous sound.

I'm enlightened that you know about brazilian music....do you, or are you just pissin around?

 

 

of course. it's debonaire, especially on a warm summer's evening. I take it you are familiar with VInicius de Moraes?

 

most certainly, I started out that comment about to write "Sung by Vinicius Moraes" but then I remembered hes dead. Never the less, a brilliant poet and songwriter.

indeed. he was quite a pioneer. got to love the whole bossa nova movement

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

Berimbau-Consolacao played with as many instruments possible, and with a good hardened singer like Milton Nascimento, not some young prick.

 

that would be a cacophonous sound.

I'm enlightened that you know about brazilian music....do you, or are you just pissin around?

 

 

of course. it's debonaire, especially on a warm summer's evening. I take it you are familiar with VInicius de Moraes?

 

most certainly, I started out that comment about to write "Sung by Vinicius Moraes" but then I remembered hes dead. Never the less, a brilliant poet and songwriter.

 

indeed. he was quite a pioneer. got to love the whole bossa nova movement

/thread

sorry?

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

  Kenneth172 said:

  Salvatorin said:

Berimbau-Consolacao played with as many instruments possible, and with a good hardened singer like Milton Nascimento, not some young prick.

 

that would be a cacophonous sound.

I'm enlightened that you know about brazilian music....do you, or are you just pissin around?

 

 

of course. it's debonaire, especially on a warm summer's evening. I take it you are familiar with VInicius de Moraes?

 

most certainly, I started out that comment about to write "Sung by Vinicius Moraes" but then I remembered hes dead. Never the less, a brilliant poet and songwriter.

 

indeed. he was quite a pioneer. got to love the whole bossa nova movement

/thread

sorry?

a+ thread

i like the idea on page 1 of getting all of the of the ppl to hum something!!!! that's really cool!

i have no idea what songs i would like to have played, so this is something i will be thinking about for the next little bit.

one of my friends that died in high school (accidentally committed suicide) had rammstein played over and over at his service (was more like a party with the parent really encouraging everybody to smile and think of the positive stuff we did with him)

mine would be something along these lines for sure.

iron maiden's hallowed be thy name

something tasteful and appropriate to the situation.....by merzbow

joseph nothing maybe. that would be a cool,,

i would like Down by Drumcorpe

Theme tune from BOD would be good for either funerals or being played while the bride is escorted down the wedding aisle.

I think I'll change my previous suggestion to The Breakfast Machine theme instead

lets hear it for the boy by deniece williams

with this video on a big screen so everybody can sing along and clap on the 1 and 3 (like white people)

444

'The Brazilian' by Genesis.

sinead o connor - nothing compares to you

  varius said:

sinead o connor - nothing compares to you

LOL!

  thanksomuch said:

i would like Down by Drumcorps

So you would like everybody to thrash in a church instead of respecting your death?

  Brian Tregaskin said:

http://002q.com/various/afx%20-%20vibert%20remix.mp3

makes the dead dance

The theme to Dr. Who.

aphex twin - rhubarb

then maybe some albert ayler

Slut - Todd Rundgren

Just to get everyone movin

Brian Eno - By this river

Might also be this one...