Time To Dance - Panic! At The Disco [8-bit]

Lost My Heart In Republic City (Adrisaurus)

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Some, these days, would tell us that our Jesus is not food,
That we only need to know about Him and do good,
But we’re glad to tell you brothers, it’s just not that way—
Jesus is the bread of life; we eat Him every day.
 
We love the church life, eating,
drinking, breathing Jesus.
We love the church life, taking
in God’s Word.
We love to hear those “O Lord,
Amen, Hallelujahs!”
We love the church life, feasting
with the Lord.
2
When He fills our inward parts, we’re never quite the same,
So much richness we can taste by calling on His name.
“Services” but once a week for us will never do.
Every day we need the fellowship to take us through.
3
If these latter days and situations of the world
Make you feel that round a vicious circle you are swirled,
Then please listen closely to the things we have to say;
It may be that you will find with us a better way.

https://www.hymnal.net/en/hymn/ns/192

We Love the Church Life (Live)

Album One (2012 Remake)

Clockwork Vaudeville

Gorillaz' interview with 2-D & Murdoc  (iTunes Session) part 2/3

UNDERTALE Soundtrack

Determination

Steven Universe Disobedient | Piano

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGrebHSMBZvJdryx4cmjNuA

Goosebumps Horrorland OST - Mad Labs

Credit to @WuffinArts on twitter for uploading the original video to twitter. and Satoru Kosaki for creating the music.

Legosi's feelings&Louis's Feelings.

Halyx was a short-lived sci-fi themed rock band developed by Disneyland Records that performed at Disneyland's Tomorrowland during 1981 at the Space Stage outside Space Mountain.

In the early 1980s, hoping to expand beyond children's records and movie tie-ins, a team at Disneyland Records experimented with creating a rock band. Taking advantage of the science fiction craze inspired by the success of Star Wars, they devised the concept of an intergalactic rock band and decided that Disneyland's Tomorrowland would be an appropriate venue to debut the concept and test the waters for a full record. Proposed names included "Strike", "SQWAD", and "Starfire" (which made it as far as concept art), before settling on the name Halyx, with a mixture of human and costumed alien performers such as a white Wookiee-like creature that played bass, an acrobatic amphibian percussionist, and a robotic keyboardist. Ultimately, the band only performed for one season in 1981, with Disneyland management feeling skeptical of the idea of loud rock music in the park, while a partnership deal between Disneyland Records and Warner Music Group to produce the album ended up collapsing.

In 2008, audio recordings of Halyx songs from the live concerts found their way onto YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/user/bangoe

A feature length documentary produced by YouTubers Matthew Serrano and Kevin Purjerer (Defunctland), titled Live from the Space Stage: A Halyx Story, debuted on August 20, 2020.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0rDLvg-Lfs

Band Members
-Lora Mumford - lead singer
-Roger Freeland - bassist, Wookiee-like alien he named "Baharnoth"
-Thom Miller - Keyboardist, robotic character named "Moht Rellim - Beethoven from Space" by fans.
-Tony Coppola - Percussionist and acrobat, frog-like alien internally named "The Waag" during development, though this name would be dropped due to it referencing a racial slur in England.
-Bruce Gowdy - Guitarist, songwriter
-Brian Lucas - drummer
-Jeanette Clinger - backup singer

Live from the Space Stage

Jailbait

1968 Decca Records > for more classic bubblegum check out Bubblegum Music is the Naked Truth on Spotify

The Banana Splits

The Banana Splits - Wait Til Tomorrow

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