Lady Lamb - Aubergine (Buzzsession) скачать видео бесплатно

Ren De Verloren

Lovely Lady

patrick villareal

Not my kind of music but I respect it. She sounds really good. Keep on singing!

Linda R

Love you and this!! 

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anais de la rosa

pretty good love ur voice miss!

Josh Haehl

Her voice bled soul into that song

steve Dumbrova

Please Please come to Toronto !!!!

steve Dumbrova

Wow thank you ! 

Da'All Lestari

makes me feel like im 15 again in the best way

geckodonkey

Raw musical passion....proper enjoyable :)

UltraGaivalas

what's her name?

karategirl994

Aly is my newest inspiration! i heard her on an MPR radio interview and fell in love with her music immediately. Does anyone else also think she has the voice and essence of Janis Joplin?

3Dartist247

And that's exactly why I came here after hearing Ally. She shows potential but needs refining, if this song is typical. There could be many of her songs already that are more finished. Not studio polished and overproduced, though. That's not what draws me, or I wouldn't like something like Eno's "Babie's On Fire" or early punk. By overproduced, I mean 70's bands like Journey and Foreigner. OK, but not what I prefer. As a friend says, "music is love, and love is music." Nice chatting w/you.

andrattis88

But that's the beauty of music, is kind of an universal language that brings people together regardless of their personal background. To be precise when I was a teenager people I used to hang out had nothing in common with me but music, and that brought all of us together through amazing years. Nowadays my personal filter to music is just as simples as that: if the song playing talks to me in any level and sounds good and honest, I just give a chance...

andrattis88

You're completely right. I started out with some alt. hardcore bands, in '98, since then I was slowly introduced to some heavy metal classics, such Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Manowar, and suddenly I was quite into heavier stuff ranging from Slayer to Belphegor and stuff like that. It was a long shot... and I still enjoy this stuff but I'm certainly looking toward a more wide musical spectrum.

3Dartist247

My listening included the original metal bands, especially Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath when they started, but not much interest since. A short history of my musical tastes, as I lived it, started with '50's rock and soul>Beatles>Doors>Byrds>Jethro Tull>Roxy Music>Eno>Blondie>Talking Heads> and all kinds of stuff since, but I still like all those and many others unnamed. Yeah...I'm old, but I still love music It's funny how tastes change. Sounds like yours are, too. I embrace variety.

andrattis88

Same here! I was just listening to NPR and ended up here :D Really interesting track. I wish I could listen to the album version right now... But this acoustic session sounds very touching too... Ripely Pine seems to be her 7th studio album,,, I've been into extreme metal the more than 10 years, but this is actually very extreme and emotional than most metal (plastic) bands could ever be nowadays...

3Dartist247

I just heard a story about Ally on NPR and wanted to hear a bit more. If she stays true to herself, her art and fanbase will grow. This track shows potential that she can build upon. Now I'd like to hear how she sounds in the studio.

April Schmidt

Anyone else see the bee at 1:55?

giang dao

you're a lovely honey bee.

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