Nick Cave . Gets sober about friendship - R.R.H.F

CARNAGE

'Carnage', is the Perfect Soundtrack for a "Massive Catastrophe".

It was composed and recorded during confinement.

 

"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" needs no introduction is a song written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong. Marvin Gaye's version is from his 1968 album In the Groove. It means hearing something informally, about people you know.

The writer suspects that his girlfriend is with another man. Within him a conflict rages, nature willing to give her the benefit of the doubt in the name of love and the desire to save face and acknowledge the situation for what it is.

 

The National

Almost everyone my age knows this song. But a "Never Tear Us Apart" by The National is the best cover this song from INXS' 1987 album "Kick" could have.

 

"Songs For Australia"....

Triggerfinger

Trigger finger is a condition in which one of your fingers gets stuck in a bent position.

In this case, Triggerfinger is a Belgian rock band from Lier.

   

I didn't know them and I don't know much about them. Just stumbled across this cover. Fortunately.

London Calling

Despite the last two years of weirdness. I kept a healthy, normal pace.

I've been less often with friends, it's true but as I have a very lively work team I can't complain.

And if there were no books, music, series and movies what would become of us during the lockdown... have you ever thought about it?

Train in vain was ranked number 298 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

I Know I've Been Changed

Normally, I would have taken the car and gone for a drive south. But since January 2020, something has always come up that prevents me from leaving the city. Years ago the Easter holidays were my favorite time to travel. Nowadays with so much bureaucracy, I don't feel like it. Let's let this strange phase pass without precipitation. Still I took good advantage of this week to do the spring cleaning.

"I Know I've Been Changed " by The Staple Singers an American group of gospel, soul and R&B singers.

The 2015 documentary film Mavis! recounts the history of The Staple Singers and follows Mavis Staples' solo career after Pops Staples' death. Directed by Jessica Edwards, the film premiered at the 2015 South by Southwest Film Festival and was broadcast by HBO in February 2016.

This is such a great song.