The Song of David

Songs from classic David Lynch films & Twin Peaks live in concert with Angelo Badalamenti, featured a variety of artists performing music from David Lynch's catalog and film/TV soundtracks, including Duran Duran, Moby, Zola Jesus, and more.

Songs from classic David Lynch films & Twin Peaks live in concert with Angelo Badalamenti, featured a variety of artists performing music from David Lynch's catalog and film/TV soundtracks, including Duran Duran, Moby, Zola Jesus, and more.

The '80s were a curious time for David Bowie. Never had he sold more records, had bigger hits, his influence was everywhere, and yet, the music he made often fell a little flat, especially after his commercial high-water mark of 1983's Let's Dance. The 2007 compilation Best of David Bowie 1980/1987 deals with that drop-off in quality in an admirable fashion, perhaps the only appropriate fashion: it ignores it. There are two tracks from 1984's Tonight, and two from its 1987 sequel Never Let Me Down, while there are four apiece from Let's Dance and Scary Monsters a skewed ratio that is nevertheless an accurate barometer of the worth of the albums.

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Gangsta For Life: The Symphony Of David Brooks is the 2007 album by Jamaican singer David Brooks, who is known under the mononym Mavado. This was released on the VP label.

Deluxe two CD edition includes a bonus CD containing 15 additional tracks. 2016 collection from the British singer/songwriter featuring a selection of tracks from across his extensive back catalog as well as two brand new tracks. David Gray's early music was in a contemporary folk-rock, singer-songwriter mode; his primary instrument was acoustic guitar, with occasional piano.

“ Vulnerasti cor meum ” literally translates as “You have wounded my heart” – which is not only the most classic of amorous metaphors, but also one of the most celebrated to be featured in the Song of Songs . In this, perhaps the greatest love poem in the history of literature, the two central characters of the story exchange promises of love that are pervaded by sensual metaphors and passionate similes verging on the erotic, in a style that lies on the border between the sacred and the secular.