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Aw yeah! You know you're dancing right now.

Tony Stark piss-off drunk.

That's all ^_^

This is one of my songs. I have this song with a person.

Nope not dancing, mostly going WTF?



Now I'm dancin'!

I know you guys are gonna hate me for this, but I like the Metallica version better.

Dave said:

I know you guys are gonna hate me for this, but I like the Metallica version better.

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I'm going to start punching you now.

I don't know when I'll stop.

That's also a good version!

This thread needs some Devil on the Dance floor.



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And some Float

:aaahhh:

Oh. Oh we are getting Tartan up in this piece.

Just try to not nod your head or tap your foot.

HCGLNS said:

Nope not dancing, mostly going WTF?



Now I'm dancin'!

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Best to end this silly thread right now,



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Amy wins. I'm sorry... a techno remix of Tetris' main theme, popping/locking, riverdancing, burlesque, pseudo-orgiastic parties surrounded by beautiful belly-dancing women, and breaking. All without the aid of psychotropic drugs. EPIC!

Officer_Charon said:

Amy wins. I'm sorry... a techno remix of Tetris' main theme, popping/locking, riverdancing, burlesque, pseudo-orgiastic parties surrounded by beautiful belly-dancing women, and breaking. All without the aid of psychotropic drugs. EPIC!

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Dude, I agree it was awesome, but there's no way drugs were not somehow involved in that.

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what?

I feel compelled to introduce you people to some real hot-shot Irish music. This guy, Kevin Crawford of Lunasa, is probably the best Irish whistler on the planet.



He's also a pretty awesome flutist.



He's probably the only celebrity in the world I'd really care about meeting.

Ska-punk FTW

Morning dance music. :bounce::moon:

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Tinwhistler said:

I feel compelled to introduce you people to some real hot-shot Irish music. This guy, Kevin Crawford of Lunasa, is probably the best Irish whistler on the planet.

He's also a pretty awesome flutist.

He's probably the only celebrity in the world I'd really care about meeting.

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Lunasa is awesome. I have a few of their cds.

Wasabi Poptart said:

Lunasa is awesome. I have a few of their cds.

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Incidentally I can think of a couple Paddy Gone Wild songs that are pretty toe-tappin' but don't think they'd be available on YouTubes.

I was actually gonna post some here but OH WELLS

Love Shack? Really? Get that shit outa muh threadz

I feel compelled to share something from the WTF files.



This came up randomly while I was listening to dance music on pandora the other day. Interesting use of intelligent algorithms to pick music that I "might like."

I had to forgo the use of the quick reply box because that would have interrupted the awesome Doctor Who remix Amy posted.

Such awesomeness.

(I opened the reply to thread page in a new tab)

Gusto said:

Incidentally I can think of a couple Paddy Gone Wild songs that are pretty toe-tappin' but don't think they'd be available on YouTubes.

I was actually gonna post some here but OH WELLS

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A gwarsh! Thanks for the compliment


I think the longest decent youtube vid of us i know of is here

Damn, Dave, just give me a chance to have some coffee.

Wasabi Poptart is the punk-rock girl.

RAWK!

Wow... Tin, I think I'm now morally obliged to find myself some Lunasa. That was three flavours of awesome. I must've missed this because I mostly look for songs with lyrics; I can't play an instrument even if my life depended on it, but I've been told I have a passable singing voice at times. So I like to sing and hum songs to myself - or in suitably jovial company. Fields of Athenry has bought me a drink more than once.

That's probably the reason why I like bands that perform Irish 'classics' or otherwise emotionally powerfully songs. I've a soft spot especially for the High Kings.



...admittedly, mostly because their style is quite easy to study. For a non-native speaker their versions are pretty easy to decipher before going into some more proper Irish trad songs. I still have to master the fast tongue-play that's necessary for songs like the Beggarman or Phil the Fluter's Ball.

it's a shame they broke up a few years ago, and I can't find any videos online. I have a Gordian Knot cd you'd love...

I'll have to see if I can't get some through my local music store. They've a pretty good selection of Irish trad...

if not, let me know, and I'll see if I can't get you a sample or something

http://www.lunasa.ie/

That's their official website. It has a music player and a link to their YouTube videos on it.

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Aw yeah! You know you're dancing right now.

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Every summer dave, that's one of the first songs I break out. It's a classic.

RIP Tupac!