#radio 1's live lounge

[kate-royal-style-world]

A Royal Recycling (part 268)

Zara  

#kate middleton #Kate Middelton #catherine middleton #Princess of Wales #a royal recycling #Royal Recycling #zara #blazer #2022 #uk #england #london #brent #little village #Prince William #radio 1's live lounge #radio #british royal family #my edit #katepast #royals #Royal Fashion #fashion

[simsphonysims]

Simsphony’s CC LIST - complete

Hi everybody!

The list of CC LINKS from all the creators and packs that I have in my game is something that I wanted to do for the longest time but I've never quite had the time to do it.

So I finally decided to do it for you no matter what and here it is! 

From now on you'll be able to find all of my cc here on this list. If I add something to my game I'm going to upload the list, and if I'm using something just once, I'll include the link from that cc in a regular post separately.

Anyways! I'm hoping your life is going to be much easier now!

If you like my work please be so kind and support me on Ko-fi ♡

Love you all and happy simming!  

AROUND THE SIMS 4 

Gardening table  American diner 

AWINGEDLLAMA 

Boho living stuff pack  Blooming rooms kit  Apartment therapy 

BRAZEN LOTUS (https://www.brazenlotus.com/)

Greenhouse  Jaipur rugs  Selene's & Mind's Eye bed set  Cozy crafter bed set  Separated beds - original  Incantation & apothecary clutter  Spellbound clutter  Baskets & Ironing board table  Bridal closet  Vampire objects separated  Glimerbrook terrains  Archaeology table clutter  Princess Cordelia's clutter  Cats & Dogs clutter  Bulb string lights 

Separated Art - Base game 

BREEZE MOTORS - always direct links

CHARLY PANCAKES 

All her cc in one folder  The lighthouse collection  The strandkorb  Maple & S. constractions Pt.1

Maple & S. constractions Pt. 2  Precious promises  Selection one  Lavish  Soak  Slouch  Miscellanea  Smol  Munch Pt. 1  

Munch Pt. 2 

Dinna  Modish  Insomnia  Twist of fate The candle 

COWBUILDS (https://www.patreon.com/cowbuild)

Free kid's clutter 

FELIXANDRE patreon - Early access

Fayun 2

FELIXANDRE free 

Fayun 1

Grove Pt. 1  

Grove Pt.2

Grove Pt.3

Grove Pt.4

Berlin Pt.1  

Berlin Pt.2

Berlin Pt.3

Shop the look 1  Shop the look 2  Colonial Pt.1

Colonial Pt.2  

Colonial Pt.3  Paris Pt.1 

Paris Pt.2  

Paris Pt.3  Florence Pt.1 

Florence Pt.2 

Florence Pt.3 

Florence Pt.4 

Kyoto Pt.1  

Kyoto Pt.2  

Kyoto Pt.3  London Interior 

London Exterior  Gothic Revival Interior 

Gothic Revival Exterior Gatsby/Art Deco set  Georgian September 2017 - Schwerin + Petit trianon  October 2017 - Schwerin + Gothic  November 2017 - Petit Trianon  December 2017/ July 2018  January 2018 February 2018 April 2018 - Schwerin  May 2018 - old Paris objects  September 2018 - Louis VX  July 2019 - Canopy Marie Antoinette  Greece  Egypt La Galerie des Glaces - Versailles 

HANRAJA - always direct links

Mini set 13  Mini set 14  Mini set 35  Mini set 20  Tray 02  Bayong Rattan bags

HARRIE

Kwatei 2  (Early access)

Kwatei 1 

Shop the look 1 Shop the look 2 Octave Pt.1 

Octave Pt.2 

Octave Pt.3 

Octave Pt.4  Spoons Pt.1 

Spoons Pt.2 

Spoons Pt.3 Brutalist Brownstone Pt.1 

Brownstone Pt.2 

Brownstone Pt.3 Country Pt.1 

Country Pt.2 

Country Pt.3 Halcyon Stockholm Porto  Quilted dreams  Heritage Pt.1 

Heritage Pt.2 5k Follower gift Jungle Adventure Overrides

HOUSE OF HARLIX 

Baysic Harluxe  Orjanic Pt.1 

Orjanic Pt.2 Livin' rum  The kichen  The bafroom  Tiny twavellers  Jardane 

KING FALCON

Fuvwara 1 

Fuvwara 2  Stone railing set Vol.1 

Stone railing set Vol.2 

KIWISIM4 

Piha living  Blockhouse Kichen  Blockhouse Outdoor  Blockhouse Hallway  Blockhouse Study  Blockhouse Bathroom  Blockhouse Kids  Blockhouse Bedroom  Blockhouse Dining  Onehunga Living 

LILI'S PALACE 

Intarsia  Wainscot wonderland Folklore  Budapest Neoclassical set  Pumpkin carving table  Jungendstil tiles  Portraits in copper  Zsolnay ceramic roof tiles 

LINZLU 

1920 Bedroom set  Chrome Co.  Sea princess secretary desk  Drainboard sinks  Vintage gas cooker  Frontier items  Antique radio  Country furniture  Rocking horse 

Travel trunk 

Pinecone decor

Samantha’s collection

LITTLE CAKES 

Poor bunny  Flowers and things  Rustic elements  Vintage clutter set 

LONELY BOY 

Victorian house exterior set  Antique Victorian wallpaper 

MAGNOLIAN FAREWELL

Antique stacks

MAX 20

Poolside Lounge  Picasso Retro TV  Master bedroom  Cozy backyard  Holiday mini-pack Child dream pack  Classic kitchen  Happy ever after  Bathroom pack  Dining room  Fireplace  Christmas gift  Ikea chair  Autumn clutter 

MLY'S

Pufferhead  Tall bookcases  Simple clothes racks 

MR. OLKAN

Cool pools

MYSHUNOSUN

Moonwood garden  Simmify music nook  Midsummer eve  Lottie bedroom  Freja nursery  Nora living 

Luna bedroom

PEACEMAKER/SIMSATIONAL DESIGNS 

Austere building set  Atwood living  Bowed living  Cats and Dogs Siding  Caine living  Coba collection  Cozy knits  Derelict delights  Elsie bedroom  Graciously Georgian  Hamptons Hideaway  Hamptons Getaway  Hamptons Retreat  Hamptons Builtin  Hinterlands living  Hinterlands dining  Hinterlands bedroom  Hudson bathroom  Kitayama living Kitayama Bedroom  Kitayama dining  Lofte living  Mesh dump Nifty Knitting Buymode expanded  Paranormal Buymode Expanded  Romantic garden expanded  Rock'n Rockers  Roarsome kids bedroom  Splashback Glass Tiles  StrangerVille Buildmode Expanded  Vintage glamour  Volta  Whilloh kitchen 

PIERISIM 

Domaine du Clos 3  (Early access)

Domaine du Clos 2 

Domaine du Clos 1 MCM Pt.1  MCM Pt.2  MCM Pt.3  MCM Pt.4  MCM Pt.5  Winter garden Pt.1  Winter garden Pt.2  Maison Maulière  Coldbrew pt.1  Coldbrew pt.2  The livingroom mini kit  The office  Calderone bedroom  Rold Skov kitchen  Oak House Pt.6 + ADD ON Oak House Pt.5  Oak House Pt.4  Oak House Pt.3  Oak House Pt.2  Oak House Pt.1  Tidying up 

REIANARA 

Liberated get together fence

RUSTIC SIMS 

Careyes liv & din  Sayulita bathroom Gift  Sayulita bedroom  Talavera pop  Colonial Mexic set  Navajo  The painting of Bly Manor  Lofi 

RVSN 

Little Chef's toy kitchen  Body form displays  Anybody's dress bridal shop  Uplifting elevators Clothes minded accessories

S-IMAGINATION

Cottage kitchen  Nota Living Room  Oak&Concrete Patio 

SIMPLISTIC - I'll always give you the exact link because I'm using her wallpapers and there are millions of them on the site

SIXAM 

Bunk bed  Charming Chalet 

STRANGE STORYTELLER 

Sectional library  Parquet flooring  Crystal chandeliers  Baroque art  Aubusson rugs  Art set part 1  Christmas set 

SURELY SIM

The Tespa 

The kichen of tommorow

9021 Hoes Hotline 

Perfect party stuff 

Office space 

Joliebean High Society Pumps as Deco Shoes 

Atomic TV 

Fallout baby 

Retro refresh 

Scooby Doo! Where Are You? - Movie Poster 

SYB - SYBOULETTE

Spiral stairs 

THE CLUTTER CAT 

Mellow moods mini  (patreons only)

Mellow moods

Flower power (patreons only)

Busy Bee 

Japan Juice 

Cozy cocina 

Mamma mia 

Petits pirates 

222 

Kawaii kidz 

Winterfest wonders 

Mermaid Mansion Pt.1 (patreons only)

Mermaid Mansion Pt.2  (patreons only)

Farm friends (patreons only)

Spring spirits Pt.1 (patreons only)

Spring spirits Pt.2 (patreons only)

Spring Spirits + Mermaid mansion free

THE JIM 07

Fountain edge set  Versailes Treillage

THE TOWNIE ARCHITECT

Moderno

TUDS

Wave living  Base game curved windows  SHKR kitchen  Casa Caipira  Tiles  Ind Pt.1  Ind Pt.2  Ind Pt.3  Cross  Turn Living  Rope Lounge  Mirr kitchen  Vime closet MadeinBrazil collection - Clay water filters  Beam kitchen  Beam living Pt.1  Beam living Pt.2  Emma Collection 

#sims 4 cc list #sims 4 maxis match #sims 4 maxis match cc list #ts4 cc list #ts4 cc #sims 4 cc

[tayfabe75]

"This next song that we're gonna do is one that is about how maybe in our lives, if we've ever been let down, or things haven't turned out the way that we wanted them to in relationships, how oftentimes we then kind of have this sort of phantom fear of like, tragedy. Like, phantom tragedy, where you're like… if you ever find something really great, um, or a situation that is solid, or a situation where your trust isn't being broken, sometimes you have to deal with your demons from all those times that it didn't work, and you have to kind of stop yourself from thinking that the worst is always going to happen. And this is a song that kind of touches on, you know, anxiety and just how to break patterns and cycles that aren't healthy, because we learn a lot in life, and some of the lessons are good, and some of the habits are good, and some of the habits are bad, so um, it's a song basically about having to unlearn some bad lessons that you… that you learned in the past."

September 2, 2019: Taylor talks about anxiety before playing 'The Archer' for BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge. (source 1, 2)

#year: 2019 #september 2019 #taylor's character #taylor's values #quote: taylor swift #topic: anxiety #topic: fear #topic: trust #song: the archer #source: bbc radio 1 live lounge

[shit-talk-turner]

Prev. message board anon here. Managed to dig out some old screenshots. I've copied and pasted them here as don't want to come off anon. These are mainly related to Alex and were posted by the sound engineer (I think). They're just random messages, not in any sort of order. Enjoy!

matt kinda says hi (he's half asleep, poor guy) ive managed to survive another night with the guys, and sucessfully cooked dinner. as a reward they took me to the pub...nice one

theyre more like extended family. (al's gone home, jammie's still on't playstation with my bro and matts curled up asleep in my room, he looks like a cat) FINALLY I HAVE SOME PEACE AND QUIET!!!!!!!! yay!!! *me doing a little dance in joy*

if that happened, hed prolly try n find you a chair (he's kind like that) and then hed stand there and panic about what to do.

yeah. it was bad wasnt it. got to the stage where we were all making fun, leaving little post-its with "get a haircut" written on, and generally begging him to get a haircut. he did it eventually, and now he looks hot again and less like a scarecrow. thank god!

alex update: he is wondering what to have for lunch.

no. not yet. hes having a gingerbreadman while he thinks about it.

hes gone off to find timm to find out what time were having dinner (because our schedule for the days changed). he said if he knows when dinner is, then he can make a proper decision on lunch - whether he wants a snack or a whole meal......

alex update: him n jammie are sat on the edge of the stage looking at the choice of songs theyve been given for their performance on Radio 1's Live Lounge on monday. theyre gonna do brianstorm, and they have to pick one of the four songs theyve been given to cover. theyre choosing now...

alex update: he's scurrying about looking for a cd he lost. to be honest it could be anywhere. its not very tidy at the moment.... and i think someone mentioned watching anchorman later.....

alex update: reading a book (well hes trying to, but matt keeps distracting him....) and hes trying to think what the best sandwich in teh world is (thats matts question of the day)

alex update: he's sat in't corner writing summat and on the phone. im always curious when i see him writing, cuz i automatically assume that hes writing lyrics - and then i start thinking about what he's done today to think what the song might be about and then i really, really, really want to hear how it would go......all this, and then i ask him what he's writing and he shows me that he's either doing a crossword, or writing a cd shopping list, or summat dissapointing....

alex update: seemed quite happy when we last saw him. think he's gone to change. and i think he's coming out later. not sure if he'll be out with us though. he doesnt really know mal and cookies mates. they were in the year above us at school...

alex update: he's all packed and sat on the sofa reading the article about AM in this weeks NME. by his facial expressions, i can't work out what he thinks about it..... :S

alex update: ............ there are no words to describe him today.

he's sat out in the sun with everyone, and he's the most relaxed and normal that i've seen him in soooo very long i think he's so relieved that the album did well and people like it. he just looks relaxed and, dare i say it............. HAPPY. :) he deserves it.

alex update: he's most defniatly asleep. he had a busy night last night, and last time i saw him the poor thing was asleep on his feet...

alex update - the only one of the fab four that i can see at the mo. i asked him what he's doing so i could report on it, and he said "dont just say im lying on the floor waiting for the microwave. that sounds reet boring. say 'im reclining on the carpet in a relaxed fashion, clasping a piece of toast waiting for my beans to be done , and im donning my shades in a classy way' ....yeah, that makes it sound a bit better. or do i just sound like a knobhead? okay, cut that bit out. just say....just say im eating. again. im always eating when youre typing......hmmm"

and that was all i could get from the fascinating Mr Turner, before the microwave "pinged"....

alex update: he's chilling with miles and some friends, havign a drink and watching some bands.

after the set, we all got a little bi too drunk, met up with James Ford (producer, and from simian mobile disco), james + simon (klaxons), lily allen, lovefoxx, a kook and some others (there was about 20 of us) and we wanted to go out at night to Lost Vague-ness (the most random field at glastonbury) but they didnt want to be noticed and harrassed, so we hired these random costumes. alex was a dinosaur, james was a swan, there was a chicken, a moose, me and lily were mushrooms...... was truley hilarious.

[its not really "news" but we just had a fight. a proper standing in the rain, shouting ourselves hoarse, having to be separated argument. thats the only problem with me and al, were too similar. SO stubborn, and a tendency to take things too personally and get a bit irrational. the basics, i was trying to be a good friend and tell him summat, he wasnt listening, we both said things we prolly shouldn't have, and then were taken away to calm down. it'll all be fine by the morning, thats just how we roll. but for tonight, im not gonna pretend were okay.]

the internet was once such a wild and lawless place

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Smile • Knock 'Em Out • LDN • Everything's Just Wonderful • Not Big • Friday Night • Shame For You • Littlest Things • Take What You Take • Friend Of Mine • Alfie • Mr Blue Sky • Cheryl Tweedy • Nan You're A Window Shopper • Blank Expression • Absolutley Nothing • U Killed It • Everybody's Changing • Naïve (BBC Radio 1's Jo Whiley's Live Lounge)

Spotify ♪ YouTube

#hyltta-polls #polls #artist: lily allen #language: english #decade: 2000s #Pop Reggae #Pop #Jazz Pop #Sunshine Pop #Pop Rock #Ska #Contemporary R&B

[phildumphy]

Paramore covering Drake’s Passionfruit  @ BBC Radio 1′s Live Lounge (2017)

#paramore #pmore #hayley williams #taylor york #zac farro #i miss themmmm #and this is my favorite live lounge session ever #and one of my fave hayley looks tbh #obsessedddd with the boots i want the same ones #anywayyy as we await 6more manifesting live lounge 2022!!!! #*** #paramoreedit #dailymusicans #blogmusicdaily #hayleywilliamsonline #hwilliamsedit #hayleywilliamsdaily #bandsedit #bandsdaily

[nicoscheer]

Also happy 15th Birthday to this absolute masterpiece of a cover of Rihanna’s SOS love that they never feel the need to changed pronouns (unlike so many other artists)1

TLSP at Radio 1’s live Lounge, London, England- July 4th 2008

#alex turner #miles kane #tlsp #cover #SOS #Rihanna #Milex #Youtube #little rays of sunshine

[seasurfacefullofclouds1]

https://x.com/louiestream/status/1737612057833316373?s=46

Is it really a big deal??? Have they never played any of louis solo music even once??? Am trying to understand if they played once before then how it would make difference if they played one more time now? It has to be consistent…

UK fans say that local radio stations do occasionally play a Louis Tomlinson song, but they never play Louis on official BBC Radio programs.

The weeks after Faith In The Future was the UK #1 album (beating Bruce Springsteen), BBC Radio had a daily special to highlight the FITF, and they played two FITF songs per night (between midnight and 6 AM) for seven nights. That was the total sum of play on the BBC.

Liam, Zayn, Harry, and Niall have all been on BBC Live Lounge (Harry three times, Niall twice, I believe). Not Louis.

Liam, Zayn, Harry, and Niall have all had singles rotated on BBC Radio One and Two playlists. Not Louis after Back To You.

Of all of these men, Louis is the only one who has performed live for a charity for the BBC.

[robbersinaforeignlanguage]

Dressing room rehearsals before BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge sessions in October, 2022.

"It amuses me every time thinking about Matty’s journey through a modified TV screen. It’s something the band and I spoke about in rehearsals but didn’t foresee it coming to life in the show."

TOBIAS RYLANDER, SHOW AND SET DESIGNER FOR THE 1975 'AT THEIR VERY BEST'

The first "look-see" showcasing the tour set design.

Here, the stage set is lit like a movie set to test the lighting and for the cameras to work at their very best.

Tobias Rylander's analogue show timeline and setlist, which helps with the creative direction and the transition of the show throughout the set. “Consider this the drawing board of the show,” Rylander says. “This allows us to build the show that audiences see onstage, everything is carefully planned and used as reference points for the likes of lighting, choreography, props and music. Everything you see on stage was conceptualised at this point.”

The 1975 doing press on set.

Matty with visiting journalists.

Stage Manager Jack Dunnett standing in for Matty on stage during dress rehearsals.

Matty and lead guitarist Adam Hann on stage practising.

© jordan curtis hughes

#the 1975 #matty healy #ross macdonald #george daniel #adam hann #tobias rylander #jordan hughes

[mrschwartz]

Alex Turner on the Arctic Monkeys' musical evolution

By Mark Savage (published on October 22 2022)

Alex Turner is out of breath.

The Arctic Monkeys frontman has just blazed through a guitar solo on Body Paint - the swaggering, Bowie-esque centrepiece of their new album, The Car - on TV institution Later with Jools Holland.

"You've parched me out there," he pants. "Could someone get me a water?"

Unusually, the Arctics are the only band in the studio. For the first time in 15 years, the show is devoting an entire episode to a single act - an honour reserved for rock legends like REM, Radiohead, Metallica and Oasis.

Turner and his band-mates appreciate the enormity of the situation. They film additional takes and switch up their setlist to ensure the new music is conveyed with appropriate punch and panache.

"Gotta make this one count," says Turner as the recording runs into its second hour. "We'll do an acoustic one, and then Born To Run."

The promised Springsteen cover never materialises. Nor does the band's hellraising 2007 hit Brianstorm, despite guitarist Jamie Cook idly bashing out the riff between takes. But, with almost twice as much Monkey business as they'd bargained for, the audience leaves on a high.

"I enjoyed it a great deal," agrees Turner, on the phone to the BBC a couple of days later. "I'm a big fan of that show and I have been for a long time, even before we put the band together."

In fact, his highlight in the run-up to the show was getting access to the Later vaults, to pick a performance that influenced him for broadcast on the show.

"I kind of lost myself in the archive back there for a minute, Mark, to be honest with you," he says. "I found myself gravitating to performances from 2002 and going, 'Oh God, yeah, I remember seeing that and getting excited about it.'"

Of course, 2002 is the year the Arctic Monkeys formed in Sheffield, where all four members were pupils of Stocksbridge High School.

Turner and guitarist Jamie Cook had only received their first guitars a year earlier, as Christmas presents from their parents. The first song they wrote was called "Matt Dave Rock Song" - named for a singer who subsequently left the band, and which they subsequently described as "junk" and "total crap".

But they progressed at speed, developing a sharp, nervy sound full of searing riffs and witty, literate lyrics. By 2005, people were eagerly swapping bootlegs, demos and gossip on dedicated message boards.

When their first album, Whatever People I Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, arrived in 2006 it became the UK's fastest-selling debut of all time, just weeks after Turner's 20th birthday.

Arctic Monkeys were suddenly the most written-about, talked-about rock band of their generation.

They responded by closing ranks.

Back-slapping events like the Brit Awards were avoided, the band accepting prizes in mailed-in videos, dressed as characters from The Wizard of Oz. When they played Radio 1's Live Lounge, they subverted their "rock saviour" image by covering Katy B's On A Mission and Girls Aloud's Love Machine.

"I can't really remember the impetus behind that decision," reflects Turner, "but it was a lot of fun".

Musically, Arctic Monkeys went from strength to strength, particularly on the hard-hitting Humbug (2009) and the leather-jacketed rock of AM (2013).

They last graced the charts in 2018 with the space-jazz concept album Tranquillity Base Hotel & Casino, which explored themes of consumerism and politics through the concept of a luxury resort on the moon.

Turner composed its languid, meandering songs on piano, declaring the guitar "had lost its ability to give me ideas".

Critics were divided. Rolling Stone called the album "indulgent", but Q Magazine thought it was "strange and wonderful". Fans sent the album to number one, but it's the only Arctic Monkeys record not to be certified platinum.

Released on Friday, The Car is tighter and more immediate than its predecessor but it spins in the same sonic universe.

Opening track There'd Better Be A Mirror Ball is all woozy keyboards and staccato string stabs, while Jet Skis On The Moat sees Turner slip on his velvet jacket for a brooding lounge-pop ballad.

"I made a big deal about the piano on the last record," says the singer, "but when I look at it now, the shift in sound between that record and the one before [AM] is more to do with the fact that my writing process [changed] around that time".

In the Arctic Monkeys' first decade, he explains, he'd take a song "into a rehearsal room and work out how it goes with the band". That's gradually become more insular, with Turner building up songs in his home studio until he feels they're ready.

"So the piano had a part in it, but being able to record myself and write to those recordings is perhaps what got us into this mess."

That's not the only thing that's changed.

"I can vaguely remember times in the past where I've been struck with the inspiration and written something quite quickly, but it feels like that happens less these days," he says. "But I'm not worried if it takes a little bit longer."

In fact, some of the musical motifs on The Car percolated for three years before he "persuaded them to be a pop song".

Among them was the instrumental refrain of Big Ideas, a gorgeous electric piano melody that "felt like it had aspirations to be a movie theme".

"It hung around for ages, that melody, and I'd play it whenever I found myself sitting at a piano [until] one of the band asked, 'Is that one of yours?'

"And that's about as excited as they get," he jokes.

Their enthusiasm encouraged him to build the passage into a song that describes a songwriter's (favourite) worst nightmare.

"I had big ideas... the kind you'd rather not share over the phone," Turner sings. "But now the orchestra's got us all surrounded and I can't for the life of me remember how they go."

It's one of many lyrics that hint at instability and dislocation.

The music, meanwhile, reflects his emotional turbulence. The band often sound like they're fighting to be heard - bursting through an orchestral swell to gasp for air, only to be dragged under the surface again.

"There was much discussion and deliberation" about those "push and pull dynamics", Turner says.

Some tracks, like Sculptures, were recorded with several different arrangements, then reconstructed in the mix.

The track was born when guitarist Jamie Cook wired a Moog synthesizer up to a drum machine, creating an ominous, industrial sound. Then it "went on its own journey", evolving into a full-band recording, before the original idea reasserted itself.

On the finished version, "it's almost like there's a button for the band and you press it and they step in for a bar, then they disappear back and you're in that synthesizer place," Turner explains.

"That, of course, is not the kind of idea that I would have had before we started. That's something that revealed itself during the process.

"So I'm thrilled that you mentioned the dynamics because that's something we attempted to explore and get a handle on this time. And yeah, I think I think we did a better job in that respect, than we did last time around."

Back on stage in Alexandra Palace, Arctic Monkeys are still figuring out how to play the new material live, taking a couple of passes at the funky, sqawkbox riffs of I Ain't Quite Where I Think I Am before they're satisfied.

Without a string section, the songs become harder, more full-blooded - giving an idea of how they'll nestle up to Fluorescent Adolescent and RU Mine on tour.

And while some bands (cough, Radiohead, cough) abandon their old hits when they settle on a new sound, Turner has no such inclination.

"There's certain numbers from the early records that I should think we would continue to keep playing. And there are other numbers we haven't played for a while that we could imagine knocking the dust off. "

"Nothing has been ruled out," he concludes. "Although Love Machine might be a stretch."

#arctic monkeys #alex turner #the car #interview #* #my favorite part of this is him asking for water vnjfnvjkgb

[zot3-flopped]

https://x.com/BBCR1/status/1735978075261931776?s=20

Radio 1 posted a video throwback to 1d on Live Lounge in 2015 and included a long close up of Harry singing and then brief clips of Liam and Niall singing but no footage of Louis Floplinson! Rats are crying in the quotes.

Ha ha ha! BBC Radio 1 really is the gift that keeps on giving.

https://x.com/BBCR1/status/1735978075261931776?s=20

#louis tomlinson

[sunburnacoustic]

1, 16, 19, 21, 34, 35, and 48 😊

Hi @domwhoreward!! Thanks for this, it was fun, it was hard! It gave me an excuse to think about Muse a lot :P

1. What's your favourite live performance?

It’s so hard to pick… I will try answering this as favourite live shows in general, and specific songs I thought were freakishly good at a particular gig. I can't say any one is my one-and-only favourite because as soon as I hit publish, something else will land into my head and I won't be able to pick 😅

I think New Born live at the Mayan in 2015 is contender for one of the best recent live performances of the song, and the Mayan for one of their best live gigs overall! Pitch perfect. That show took my breath away. It’s also got the coolest outro on Assassin that is so heavy and just bonkers good, and Chris' backing vocals on Apocalypse Please (!!). Good gig. Everything about this gig was great. Madness live in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, 2012! Popcorn on Taratata, just because they’re having so much fun it makes the performance 25x more fun to watch! Space Dementia live at Pinkpop 2002! One day I will go digging and find that clip again, but Matt had the smuggest grin on his face having nailed that piano chorus outro. Showoff lol. They were excellent at that show! And of course, Glastonbury 2004. Wembley 2007. Unmatched quality. They're an excellent live band; like 97% of their gigs are of the quality that most bands would clamour to call the pinnacle of their own careers. It's a normal night for Muse. No one comes close.

(This Warchild UK performance is a strong contender too)

[This isn't technically a live gig but an in-store signing session, but I can see the raised eyebrows coming if I don't mention it because it is literally in my url for a reason - 1999 HMV Bristol in-store acoustic set. Sunburn, Cave, Muscle Museum. So good.]

16. Favourite Chris pic?

Ooh, this q is just asking for a Chris photo dump!

Some silly and cute baby era pics I really like!

Chris goth girl era from when Muse were in school (from the Origin of Muse booklet!)

Look at Chris swinging about!

Babysitting Matt with an NME award, what a sweetheart. Just want to mention what the article reviewing one of these gigs said: "While many gigs have ended with the guitars being thrown into the drums, this is the first time I've seen the bassist throw the guitarist at the drums." He big.

And just generally, smiley Chris pics are the best! Some other assorted pics from gigs and such that I like:

The drama in the first two! And Chris looking out for Dom, and just chilling with the band ♥️♥️

One of my absolute favourites though, and I’m biased towards this because Time Is Running Out at Wembley was one of the earliest Muse performances I saw when I first got into the band— this cemented my love for them! It’s got to be the moment at the end of the extended improvised Jimmy Jam riff intro to TIRO where Chris lifts his bass and points it to the crowd. Instantly changed my life. Infinitely cool. You want to be him. So that (series of image frames put into a gif) is my favourite picture of Chris!

Honorary mention: your pictures of Chris from this tour, which are excellent!!

19. Favourite photoshoot of the band?

I am a little crazy about most of their Black Holes era promotional work! That coordinated black-and-white shirts and coat jackets with braces look was such a vibe:

One of my favourites out of those is this surreal artsy photoshoot they did where they all pretended to have died (Dom probably did the most realistic job of it… Matt and Chris just looked like peacefully sleeping angels lol)

This Q photoshoot, of course:

Pink shirt photoshoot:

This one photoshoot, I don’t know when it’s from exactly but I loved the composition of it. Blue skies overhead, band unbothered, Matt in aviators. Lovely vibe, I had it in a folder of pictures I meant to print as posters for the longest time when I was younger!

And this one Resistance era photoshoot (that ended up on the album sleeve). I so badly wanted this as the full-length poster, but I was one era too late to the band. This one's my favourite!

21. Favourite wtf moment in an interview?

A few lol. The whole entire 2011 NME awards drunk interview (he's heading for gweatness, he's getting there but it's an uphill stwuggle), "pair of pink fluffy handcuffs" interview, "come to our gigs, anything could happen, I could kill Dom, I could get naked and fuck Chris" interview, "Dom's still doing lines of coke off models' tits" interview, deflated balls interview, fan interview where Matt insisted on having the socks the fans gifted them, and on the topic of socks:

(I have hit the 30 image limit, incredibly; I answered this last)

All the shit he said in Black Holes-era interviews... ([On being asked if the Queen was hot] "You know, when she was younger, in her prime. She might not look great on the £50 note, but she had her glory days.")

There are so many with this band!

34. Have you met any of the band (/if not, any favourite fan interaction/gig stories)?

Haven't met the band unfortunately, I'd be a changed person if I did I think. Meeting Muse will fix me (<- lies; it will break up and shake up my entire core I think).

But the gifts fans give them are always a favourite moment of mine! The fan giving Dom the Slipknot mask that gave us "sit the fuck down!" (well, she actually gave it to Matt, but he passed it on to Dom). The various shirts with edits of Dom fans have gifted Matt that he's worn on the road.

My favourite live interactions: when Muse interact with the crowd, play to them, smile at them (especially when Matt sings Starlight straight to fans in the front!), when they come down to the barricade. Chris going crowdsurfing at Glastonbury 2004.

These moments:

This last one isn't an interaction per se, but while we're on the subject of fans I must add this because it melts my heart into a puddle on the floor:

35. Favourite Muse moment that's overused in the fandom to literal meme status (e.g. fuck off you cunt, Soldier's Poem was on Absolution, anything at all from Panic Station, Hey You Crazy Kids!, etc.)

I am not immune to a bit of

To this day I still use Matt/Chris/Dom from Muse as my tag for all their silly moments and shenanigans because it still cracks me up, every single time. I've never been able to watch this video with a straight face, it'll never be overused to me 😅

48. Have you made friends through Muse fan communities?

😊😊😊😊😊♥️♥️♥️ yes, I have! I met all of you, had the best gig of my life, and made some amazing friends that have stuck by me outside of just Muse fan-ning together!

#this got long! Sorry it took a while to post! #muse band #muse #musers #asks! #it's (not) too much to ask #muse asks #niche Muse asks #Muse nitty gritties asks #long post #Muse

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"One of my favorite things that happens in the Live Lounge is a cover song, and I spent a lot of time trying to pick which cover song to do with this one. I just had this album come out called 'Lover', where I was really experiencing and exploring a lot of different types of love and that was what I was drawn to when I was writing. So I think that, for this cover song, I wanted to choose a song that I felt really expressed an interesting, beautiful, exquisite type of love. The cover song that I've chosen is 'Can't Stop Loving You' by Phil Collins. I love this song so much! I love it so much. Ever since it came out, like, I remember driving around when I first had my driver's license in Nashville, just driving around just screaming the words to this song. And I think that the type of love that this song sings about is unconditional love. People say that term all the time, and they kind of think that they know what unconditional love is, but I think true, unconditional love is like, do you love someone so much that you would even love them if they didn't love you anymore? Like that is unconditional love. And so, that's what this song sings about. It's literally the most sad, beautiful song ever, and I'm really stoked to be able to cover it today. So this is 'Can't Stop Loving You' by Phil Collins."

September 2, 2019: Taylor defines unconditional love before performing a cover of 'Can't Stop Loving You' by Phil Collins for BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge. (source 1, 2, 3)

#year: 2019 #september 2019 #quote: taylor swift #topic: love #unconditional love #overlap: phil collins #source: bbc radio 1 live lounge

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Jorja Smith Mesmerizes in Live Lounge with Harry Styles' "As It Was" Performance

Jorja Smith, the celebrated singer hailing from Walsall, delivered a captivating performance on Radio 1’s Live Lounge this week. In celebration of her latest album, “falling or flying,” she took a break to treat her audience to a breathtaking rendition of Harry Styles’ “As It Was.” Backed by a live band, Jorja Smith’s performance was nothing short of remarkable. Her rendition of “As It Was” not…

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#As It Was #Harry Styles #Jorja Smith

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Hey , I wanna ask you since you're British,What the GP think about Jungkook since his appearance in "bbc lounge" and "the one show "

I think I'll have to reserve judgement on his reaction, because

However, it's clear BTS and JK have a following in the UK, otherwise he wouldn't have gotten on to Live Lounge the One Show. My guess, BH have done their research and know JK does well here. Plus I think his sense of humour, and personality is very European rather than US.

Plus, Dynamite, Butter and My Universe get played regularly on the radio (even queer radio stations). I think we'll if the GP have took to him, if his song is still played on key radio stations in the UK in 6 months' time, which I think it will.

One thing that does show engagement is how he's viewed in the press. Here's a sample:

He even made some local press outlets which I find more interesting as Local Press rarely do these unless there a local aspect to it or their readers interested in these types of articles:

#my asks

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Echo & The Bunnymen - Evergreen (25th Anniversary Edition)

Disc 1

01. Don't Let It Get You Down 02. In My Time 03. I Want To Be There (When You Come) 04. Evergreen 05. I'll Fly Tonight 06. Nothing Lasts Forever 07. Baseball Bill 08. Altamont 09. Just A Touch Away 10. Empire State Halo 11. Too Young To Kneel 12. Forgiven 13. Watchtower [#] 14. Polly [#] 15. Hurracaine [#] 16. Colour Me In [#] 17. Antelope [#] 18. Jonny [#]

Disc 2

01. I Want To Be There (When You Come) [Live At The Improv Theatre] [a] 02. Rescue (Live At The Improv Theatre) [a] 03. Lips Like Sugar (Live At The Improv Theatre) [a] 04. Bedbugs And Ballyhoo (Live At The Improv Theatre) [a] 05. Nothing Lasts Forever (BBC Radio 1 Jo Whiley Session) [b] 06. The Killing Moon (BBC Radio 1 Jo Whiley Session) [b] 07. Baseball Bill (Live At The Kilburn National Ballroom) [c] 08. Just A Touch Away (Live At The Kilburn National Ballroom) [c] 09. I'll Fly Tonight (Live At The Kilburn National Ballroom) [c] 10. Altamont (Live At The Kilburn National Ballroom) [c] 11. Lips Like Sugar (WHYT Radio Session) [d] 12. I Want To Be There (When You Come) [WHYT Radio Session] [d] 13. The Killing Moon (WHYT Radio Session) [d] 14. Forgiven (BBC Greater London Radio Robert Elms Session) [e] 15. Nothing Lasts Forever (BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge Session) [f]

Disc 3

01. Don't Let It Get You Down (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) 02. Villiers Terrace (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) 03. Altamont (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) 04. Rescue (BBC Radio 1 John Peel Session) [g]

[#] UK Bonus Track [a] Recorded live at the Improv Theatre, London, United Kingdom, 01.04.1999 [b] Recorded live at the BBC Radio 1's Jo Whiley Session, London, United Kingdom, 1997 [c] Recorded live at the Kilburn National Ballroom, London, United Kingdom, 17.10.1997 [d] Recorded live at WHYT Radio Session, Detroit, United States, 1997 [e] Recorded live at the BBC Greater London Radio Robert Elms Session, London, United Kingdom, 1997 [f] Recorded live at the BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge Session, London, United Kingdom, 1999 [g] Recorded live at the BBC Radio 1's John Peel Session, London, United Kingdom, 16.09.1997

#Echo & The Bunnymen