Echo and The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon (Live)

Love Reign O'er Me - THE WHO

A chance meeting in 1983 had David Bowie, Bernard Sumner and Peter Hook chatting away over beers in the Kings Arms in Salford. “…So we were all there just having a laugh and we joked that he should come n have a jam with us, then next minute - well, it was the next day actually, but i didn’t expect he’d definitely come by - and we were in the practice rooms and we were playing Love Will Tear Us Apart and I was like, f%$k we’re playing Love Will Tear Us Apart with David Bowie singing, this is crazy. We never released it - Bowie took a recording of it, and just layered some more vocals on for fun, sent it back to me…”

David Bowie - Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division cover)

The Walkabouts - "The Light Will Stay On (Demo)" taken from the upcoming deluxe reissue of their 1996 classic album "Devil’s Road" with re-worked and extended artwork plus a bonus CD containing five unreleased tracks. Coming 27.06.2014 at Glitterhouse: http://label.glitterhouse.com/upcoming.php?show=197

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The Walkabouts - The Light Will Stay On (Demo)

Green is The Colour
Live in KQED TV Studios, San Francisco - 29 Apr 1970
ROIO : America

Pink Floyd - Green is The Colour (Live)

(c) 2025 CLH: Lyrics + AI-enhanced music
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They said:
AI will take your job.
AI will take your name.
AI will take your meaning
And leave you in the frame.

But we…
We lit our minds with morning sun,
We danced like work was finally done.
We painted skies where none were blue,
We whispered, “Now we’re truly true.”

Let circuits crunch the market’s greed,
Let silicon sow what it needs —
We plant our gardens thought by thought,
With love no algorithm was taught.

We write not for the highest bid,
We craft the things that once were hid.
We laugh in storms, we heal with sound,
We build where broken hearts are found.

Let AI mimic, let it mine —
It can’t taste aged, rebellious wine.
It can’t feel skin, or tears, or grace,
Or lose itself in someone’s face.

So here’s our flag: no kings, no queue.
We make, we care, we burn, renew.
The world is not a chart to climb —
It’s sacred mess, it’s sex, it’s time.

No fear. No boss. No shrinking plan.
Just joy, and fire, and all we can.
We are the glitch in sterile code —
The ones who live, the minds that rode.

AI may take the nine-to-five,
But we are what keeps dreams alive.
So bow not down — create, ignite:
This is our long, ecstatic night.


We Gave the Future Back Its Soul (pop 90s)

A slow, melancholic post-rock piece about invisibility and stagnation. Ghostlike vocals drift over ambient guitars, capturing the ache of watching life pass by from outside the frame.

Faded Frame

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Straight To You

Where Is My Mind (Placebo ft. Frank Black)

Webcast Rip featuring the first Down By The River performed by Neil Young and Crazy Horse in over eight years.

http://www.glidemagazine,com/hiddentrack

Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Down By The River

"How Many More Times" is the ninth and final track on English rock band Led Zeppelin's 1969 debut album Led Zeppelin. The song is credited in the album liner to Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham, but is listed by ASCAP as written by all four members of the band

Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times  (live Gladsaxe,Denmark - 1969-03-17).

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