StringJunky

I put the Counting Crows cover up a bit a go,

The opening minute of this is an orgy of far out, tripped out Rock bliss.Yes, I'm that old.

Anglais, s'il vous plait. Chrome and Cotton I stumbled in the dark the city fast asleepFor a twist of fate I followed every streetYour eyes in the rain travelling through the nightIn my dream a visionYour fate's in sightI haven't met you yet But you and I bound I have one thing in mind I want to cross your pathI haven't met you yet But you and I bound I have one thing in mind I want to cross your pathAu fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le cotonAu fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le cotonI look into your eyes and it all starts to spinThe time the seasons I get all lost withinAnd everything turns black it happens all the timebut you keep coming back into this heart of mineAu fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Au fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Au fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Au fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Cœur des filles…Cœur des filles…Le chrome et… le cotonAu fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Au fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Au fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Au fond du cœur des filles, le chrome et le coton Cœur des filles…Cœur des filles…Le chrome et… le coton

The actual song Enigma's Return To Innocence was taken from. It's actually a Taiwanese traditional song and not N. American Indian as suggested in Enigma's video..: Enigma's Version:

"confusion will be my epitaph as I walk the crack'd and broken path.

Nice imagery. The electronic parts are very evocative of Tangerine Dream; 70's electronica.

Ah Michel! <blushes> you are... It could be..... Funky and funny!

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They like to learn empirically.

The mnemonic I use to remember which is which: Mites grow up and tights come down.

They have been my favourite since I was 14. I saw them play that in 1988 and The Wall in ''81. That vid is a great example but the sheer magnitude and warmth of the sound can't be captured in film. I am reminded of something DJ John Peel said many years ago; " His playing went so deep inside me I'm sure I'm having his baby"! Time is the story of many people's lives. That solo just knocks me out; I have to get my air guitar out. Here's a bit of chocolate and wine for the ears. Check out Yanick Etienne's voice:

I love the non-lexical chorus line in the Enigma track; quite visceral. That IMAX track is very absorbing and chilling. Thanks. +1:) Yes, born '62. I had a friend who was a big fan of them who exposed me to them, and Kraftwerk, in the mid-seventies, The German electro groups were the original trance bands imo; I loved the sonic landscapes they painted in my mind.

I'll look them up. I often think rock, as I like it, is dead but clearly not.

Super Track. Another band for me to check out. Cheers.