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Céline Dion - It's All Coming Back to Me Now (Official Extended Remastered HD Video) Hotney 7 Streams • 3 years ago

Official Extended Remastered HD Video for "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" by Celine Dion

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Lyrics:

There were nights when the wind was so cold
That my body froze in bed
If I just listened to it
Right outside the window

There were days when the sun was so cruel
That all the tears turned to dust
And I just knew my eyes were
Drying up forever

I finished crying in the instant that you left
And I can't remember where or when or how
And I banished every memory you and I had ever made

But when you touch me like this
And you hold me like that
I just have to admit
That it's all coming back to me
When I touch you like this
And I hold you like that
It's so hard to believe but
It's all coming back to me
It's all coming back, it's all coming back to me now

There were moments of gold
And there were flashes of light
There were things I'd never do again
But then they'd always seemed right
There were nights of endless pleasure
It was more than any laws allow
Baby Baby

If I kiss you like this
And if you whisper like that
It was lost long ago
But it's all coming back to me
If you want me like this
And if you need me like that
It was dead long ago
But it's all coming back to me
It's so hard to resist
And it's all coming back to me
I can barely recall
But it's all coming back to me now
But it's all coming back

There were those empty threats and hollow lies
And whenever you tried to hurt me
I just hurt you even worse
And so much deeper

There were hours that just went on for days
When alone at last we'd count up all the chances
That were lost to us forever

But you were history with the slamming of the door
And I made myself so strong again somehow
And I never wasted any of my time on you since then

But if I touch you like this
And if you kiss me like that
It was so long ago
But it's all coming back to me
If you touch me like this
And if I kiss you like that
It was gone with the wind
But it's all coming back to me
It's all coming back, it's all coming back to me now

There were moments of gold
And there were flashes of light
There were things we'd never do again
But then they'd always seemed right
There were nights of endless pleasure
It was more than all your laws allow
Baby, Baby, Baby

When you touch me like this
And when you hold me like that
It was gone with the wind
But it's all coming back to me
When you see me like this
And when I see you like that
Then we see what we want to see
All coming back to me
The flesh and the fantasies
All coming back to me
I can barely recall
But it's all coming back to me now

If you forgive me all this
If I forgive you all that
We forgive and forget
And it's all coming back to me
When you see me like this
And when I see you like that
We see just what we want to see
All coming back to me
The flesh and the fantasies
All coming back to me
I can barely recall but it's all coming back to me now

(It's all coming back to me now)
And when you kiss me like this
(It's all coming back to me now)
And when I touch you like that
(It's all coming back to me now)
If you do it like this (It's all coming back to me now)
And if we...

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The BIZARRE History of THE ATARIS (THE BOYS OF SUMMER) & Why Don Henley Hates Them Hotney 7 Streams • 3 years ago

The bizarre history of the band The Ataris, best known for their cover of the Don Henley song Boys of Summer.

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The Ataris, known for hits like "Boys of Summer" and "So Long, Astoria," have a tumultuous history. Originating in Anderson, Indiana, the band's classic lineup dissolved, leaving only frontman Kris Roe. Kris, a high school dropout, immersed himself in music, drawing inspiration from his father's eclectic taste. The band's break came when their demo caught the attention of Joe Escalante from Kung Fu Records, leading to their debut album, "Anywhere but Here."

Relocating to Santa Barbara, The Ataris faced challenges, with Kris even experiencing homelessness. The lineup changed, but they continued touring and gained traction with albums like "Blue Skies, Broken Hearts, Next 12 Exits" and "End is Forever." Despite indie success, they signed with Columbia Records for "So Long, Astoria," inspired by Richard Hell's book, "Go Now." The album featured the chart-topping cover of "Boys of Summer."

Their major-label journey brought complications, including lineup changes and artistic compromises. Post-"So Long, Astoria," internal conflicts and label issues led to departures, impacting the band's dynamic. Kris Roe's divorce and anxiety further strained the situation. The band left Columbia, releasing "Welcome the Night" independently on Sanctuary Records, which unfortunately flopped.

Facing uncertainty, the band saw member changes, a reunion tour, and eventually, Kris Roe remained as the sole original member. The Ataris transformed into a solo project, touring with varying lineups. In 2012, a video surfaced of Kris attacking the drummer during a show, citing alcohol as the cause.

Despite internal tensions, the band occasionally reunited, notably in 2023 for two shows. However, ex-member John Collura criticized the ongoing use of The Ataris' name as a "brand," urging Kris to pursue solo work. Collura shifted to a consultant role and owns a recording studio. Mike Davenport, another ex-member, faced legal troubles in 2018, charged with fraud related to his telemarketing company.

Kris Roe, still under The Ataris, faced numerous near-death experiences, including surviving, pneumonia, and a high-speed chase. The band marked the 20th anniversary of "So Long, Astoria" with two reunion shows in 2023, showcasing a complex journey of success, internal conflicts, legal issues, and personal struggles.

BIG SHINY TUNES: The RISE & FALL of CANADA'S BIGGEST Album Hotney 7 Streams • 3 years ago

Big Shiny Tunes: The Rise & Fall of the Canadian Compilation Album

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Today’s video is a suggestion from one of my Canadian subs and it’s a trip down memory lane for myself and I’m sure some of you too..Today we’re going to talk about the most successful album compilation series in Canadian history. It was so successful, that if you are Canadian or lived in Canada and listened to music between 1996 and 2009 you probably took part in this cultural phenomenon.It was so popular there’s even a book written about it, and it’s cultural significance in Canada. Today, let’s talk about the rise and fall of Big Shiny Tunes.
Rather than having mtv when we were kids in Canada, we had our own version, much music. Much is still around, but it’s a sad shell of it’s former self much like mtv. Starting in 1996 Much Music would compile the year’s biggest rock hits into a compilation album that would be released right before Christmas as the perfect stocking stuffer. It was called big shiny tunes.. It was usually labeled in the press as being an album of alternative hits, but I think that’s a mischaracterization, it was really the year’s most popular rock songs - spanning multiple genres from whatever was poplar at the time, nu-metal, pop rock, punk, emo, post-hardcore and so forth
I first heard of Big Shiny tunes when I was in grade 6 that was the year big shiny tunes 2 came out. I grew up in small town Alberta for most of my life and in the lead up to pretty much every christmas my friends always talked about wanting the latest edition of Big Shiny Tunes. This is the commercial for the very first big shiny tunes from 1996.
What made Big Shiny Tunes culturally Canadian was that it would have your usual hits from American and British artists, but it also featured Canadian artists, some established and some who weren’t. To a lot of Canadians it made it seem like their own artists were on the same playing field as the likes of Radiohead, Marilyn Manson, Bush and No Doubt.
Author Mark Teo would publish a book in 2018 titled Shine: How a MuchMusic Compilation Came to Define Canadian Alternative Music and Sell a Zillion Copies. He would write, "for the hundreds of thousands of people who owned the album, it was a snapshot of us."
The origin of big shiny tunes has several beginnings Vice had on take, while CBC had it’s own while several other newspapers had their slightly different versions. So let me summarize it for you. According to CBC the idea for big shiny tunes came from a yearly Canadian compilation album called Dance Mix that debuted in 1990. A label called Quality Recordings put out Dance Mix and they were an entertainment company that put out music on behalf of american labels in canada. It was in 1997 Quality teamed up with Much Music to release a similar annual dance compilation record called Muchdance that ran for many years.Just as a sidenote for my canadian subs, you might remember you could hire much music to come do a muchdance party at your work function or school.
Anyways, getting back to the story, Quality Recordings according to CBC approached Much Music in the mid 90’s to do a similar spin off for alternative rock music since the dance mix albums were such a commercial hit. So that’s where the idea of partnering with the big labels came up. Another story is that EMI Canada approached MuchMusic to do a compilation album based on the NOW compilations that were a big hit in the UK.
Vice’s retelling of big shiny tunes had a slightly different series of events, which dated back to 1993, three years before the first iteration of the series came out. It start with a lawyer named Chris Harrs who worked for Universal Music Canada. By 1993 compilation albums were nothing new to record labels. They dated back to the 70’s and perhaps no company was better known for putting out these types of albums than K-Tel who put out genre specific compilations. You might remember some of their commercials, i mean this one was my personal favourite that i ca