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clip "vive la commune" 10 rue d'la madeleineréalisation: Guillaume Panarielloprod: Cinéodromedessins: Vanessa Scandella et Clemence Lardanchet

Le clip de Hasta Siempre, cinquième extrait de l'album de Luke "La tête en arrière" paru en 2004. Paroles: Entends-tu le chant des morts Et ce pavé battu cent fois Le poing fermé jusqu'à s'en briser les doigts Quand la vie elle vous dévore Quand la vie elle vous dévore Il n'y a plus que ça Il n'y a plus que ça Entends-tu le cri dehors Celle de l'enfer scandé cent fois Celle de la soif de la bravoure des renégats C'est du sang qui prolifére Donne son sein aux libertaires Contre les rires et les renvois Contre les rires et les renvois Hasta siempre camarade Hasta siempre camarade Hasta siempre camarade Ne m'oublie pas Ne m'oublie pas Ne m'oublie pas Contre l'horreur qui raisonne Sous les sourdines des candidats Crier de l'hymne jusqu'à s'en briser la voix Il y a ce cri qui prolifére C'est du sourire pour les rivières Contre les rires et les renvois Contre les rires et les renvois Refrain*2

Smile feat Omar est le premier single du nouvel album de Hocus Pocus sorti le 8 octobre 2007. Le clip a été réalisé par Ramon&Pedro chez Partizan MidiMinuit (Michel Gondry). La particularité du clip réside dans les effets. Presque tous ont été réalisés en temps réel, donc sans after effect. Ce titre est une synthèse de tout l'univers de Hocus Pocus : Un hip hop joyeux proche de la soul, du funk et du jazz...Ecoutez l'album si vous voulez en savoir plus ! L'équipe de HP Pour recevoir des infos sur Hocus Hocus, inscrivez-vous à la newsletter ici : http://www.musicreg.net/checkform?force_form=1&form_id=5134

live (1974)

Une vidéo contre la guerre en Irak faite par le groupe system of a down

un beau duo entre les Chjami-Aghjalesi et jenifer qui chantent Catena

Uggh ! Pull, pull Wuh ! Come on! Uggh! Solo, I'm a soloist on a solo list Al live, never on a floppy disk Inka, inka, bottle of ink Paintings of rebellion Drawn up by the thoughts I think Yeah! Come on! The militant poet in once again, check it It's set up like a deck of cards They're sending us to early graves For all the diamonds They'll use a pair of clubs to beat the spades With poetry I paint the pictures that hit More like the murals that fit Don't turn away Get in front of it Brotha, did ya forget ya name? Did ya lose it on the wall Playin' tic-tac-toe? Yo, check the diagonal Three brothers gone Come on Doesn't that make it three in a row ? "Anger is a gift" Come on ! Uggh! Check that ! Uggh! Come on Yeah Uggh Brotha, did ya forget ya name ? Did ya lose it on the wall Playin' tic-tac-toe ? Yo, check the diagonal Three million gone Come on 'Cause they're counting backwards to zero Environment The environment exceeding on the level Of our unconciousness For example What does the billboard say Come and play, come and play Forget about the movement "Anger is a gift" Yeeeaaahhhh! Uggh ! Awww, bring that shit in ! Uggh ! Hey! Freedom...yea... Freedom...yea right... Freedom...yeeeaaahhh ! Freedom ! Yeah ! Freedom ! Yeah right ! Freedom ! Yeah ! Freedom ! Yeah ! Right !

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Après le duo avec Barry White www.dailymotion.com/video/xvm60_barry-white-pavarotti-youre-the, le duo avec James Brown... RIP & Thanks.

James Brown - Sex Machine (1976)

"Whole Lotta Love" is a song by English rock band Led Zeppelin from their second album, Led Zeppelin II. It was the band's first hit single and a cover version of it by C.C.S. was used as the theme song for the British television show Top of the Pops. It was recorded at various studios in New York and Los Angeles during a 1969 concert tour of the United States and assembled by Jimmy Page at Olympic Studios in London. Already part of their live repertoire, it saw its first official release on the LP II on October 22, 1969 (Atlantic LP #8236). The song was essentially a cover of the Willie Dixon song "You Need Love", a favorite of the band's as performed by the Small Faces that had also been released by Muddy Waters in 1962. This (and Bring It On Home) would lead to a lawsuit settled out of court in the favor of Dixon in 1985 over the similarity of the lyrics. The song also included lyrical nods to Dixon's "Back Door Man" and "Shake for Me", the latter as recorded by Howlin' Wolf. You Need Love would also inspire the song "Custard Pie" featured on Led Zeppelin's later album, Physical Graffiti. The song begins with a trademark Page riff and moves into the first chorus. Then, beginning at 1:24 (and lasting until 3:02) the song dissolves to a free jazz-like break involving a Theremin solo and the moans of Robert Plant (sometimes called the "orgasm section"). As audio engineer Eddie Kramer has explained: "The famous Whole Lotta Love mix, where everything is going bananas, is a combination of Jimmy and myself just flying around on a small console twiddling every knob known to man."

"Stairway to Heaven" is a song by the English rock group Led Zeppelin, composed by guitarist Jimmy Page and vocalist Robert Plant, and recorded on their fourth studio album, Led Zeppelin IV (Led Zeppelin IV). It is cited as the most played song on FM radio stations in the United States, despite never being released as a single there.

Poppa C play's Jimmy H. Lots of weight,decibels and electrical troubles. Not my cup of tea.