What song/album are you listening to right now?

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Appreciated Jonny Quest, we have similar affection for all music 🙇‍♂️

I didn't look it up but I would guess she is in her 80's, what an inspiration, truthfully, I think it's even better than the original.
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Live Version:

The YouTube video Girl Ultra 'Amor Salvaje' Para The Fader / FADER FORT DIGITAL 2020 Desde La CDMX by the YouTube channel Girl Ultra:



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Ésta es una versión acústica de Amor Salvaje; canción que viene en mi reciente álbum 'Nuevos Aires' ( https://empire.lnk.to/NuevosAires ) para el Digital Fader Fort 2020 de @The FADER en estos tiempos de encierro colectivo. enjoyyyyy jeje

prod. x Wet Baes, Phynx, Alejandro Chapa y Sergio Ponce
escrita x mi

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Music Album Version:

The YouTube video Girl Ultra - Amor Salvaje (Audio) by the YouTube channel Finesse Records:



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Del Album “Nuevos Aires”.

Out now!

Stream: Nuevos Aires by Girl Ultra

#GirlUltra #NuevosAires #FINESSERECORDS

Official Audio by Girl Ultra from the album “Nuevos Aires” © 2019 FINESSE RECORDS / EMPIRE

Which version do you like better?
 

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Thank you for sharing this song @Jonny Quest, you beat me to it, I probably would have gotten to it eventually. ;)

When I hear this song, it reminds me of my mom, Gloria Estefan, and the 1980s.

I probably heard this song back in the day because my mom had it in her music collection.

I added it to my music collection many years later when I heard it in a dream, which inspired me to add it to my music collection.
 
Thank you for sharing this song @Jonny Quest, you beat me to it, I probably would have gotten to it eventually. ;)

When I hear this song, it reminds me of my mom, Gloria Estefan, and the 1980s.

I probably heard this song back in the day because my mom had it in her music collection.

I added it to my music collection many years later when I heard it in a dream, which inspired me to add it to my music collection.
Wonderful backstory, @goodjohnjr, especially from someone who has such great and diverse musical taste, of all the music that you've posted.
And Gloria Estefan, you're right, that is a excellent connection :) :)

 
Wonderful backstory, @goodjohnjr, especially from someone who has such great and diverse musical taste, of all the music that you've posted.
And Gloria Estefan, you're right, that is a excellent connection :) :)


Thank you, @Jonny Quest, I appreciate the compliment, I definitely like a variety of music genres in various languages from various time periods, and I have definitely being enjoying music that you & others have shared here. :)

Yep, you got it, I was thinking of part of that Gloria Estefan song. ;)

I certainly miss the days when I was a kid listening to music on old records from my parent's music collection.

Sadly, after the record player broke & new technology like cassettes & then CD & MP3s came along, my parents never did build a diverse music collection again.

They mostly / only listen to gospel on the radio / Christian radio, there is nothing wrong with listening to gospel music et cetera, but now that is pretty much all they listen to.

Fortunately, when I got old enough to start my own music collection, those early days of having access to old records from different genres led to me always liking a variety of music.

Unfortunately, I was limited to mostly local radio, VH1, MTV, and a tiny bit of BET; until college when I listened to some online radio from France et cetera.

Which led to me discovering music by Pauline Croze and then building a more international music collection.
 
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I like # 1 the most, maybe because the guitar is stronger there. 👍
Thank you for answering that @Nevi. :)

At first, I was leaning toward the music album version until I read your comment, and I went back to listen to the live version.

Now I hear what you said, the guitar pops / stands out, especially if you are just listening to it in the background, and I found myself snapping / tapping to the music more with the live version.

So thank you for opening my ears & eyes. :D
 
Live Version:

The YouTube video Róisín Murphy - Primitive (Live At Jools Holland) by the YouTube channel Clove15:



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Great Performance at Later With Jools Holland in 2007.

Music Album Version:

The YouTube video Primitive by the YouTube channel Róisín Murphy:



Description:

Provided to YouTube by Parlophone UK

Primitive · Róisín Murphy

Overpowered

℗ 2007 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company

Instruments, Producer: Ill Factor
Mixer, Producer: Jimmy Douglass
Engineer: Joshua Maidan
Recorder: Joshua Maidan
Strings: Larry Gold
Mixer: Mark Grey
Producer, Vocals: Roisin Murphy
Producer, Vocals: Róisín Murphy
Mixer: Tom Elmhirst
Composer: Ivan Corraliza
Arranger: Larry Gold
Composer: Róisín Murphy

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Which version do you like better?
 
I liked the first version better, the stage version. Her voice was cleaner and purer, and in watching her, she also drew me in. A bit of a hypnotizing song :)
Thank you for responding @Jonny Quest, I also like the live version better, it is not fair with the live version having the visuals of Róisín Murphy performing the song, making it even more hypnotizing. ;)
 
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