The goverment releasin poison in the air
Yes they do and have been. Here it is in black and white in the UK's MSM.
This article is in The Guardian, so it's not from a conspiracy site, so from 1940 to 79 they released potentially dangerous chemicals and micro-organisms over vast swaths of the population without the public being told. The Bastards
I know I said this was going to be my throwback track... But I changed my mind. I couldn't let @0b1CoinObi (the stacker formerly known as 03) down, so here's Thunder - Love walked in.
The first album, Backstreet Symphony, is probably their best, just classic rock track after rock track, no album fillers here. Everything great about British rock, has elements of Free, Rolling Stones, Bad Company. What makes them a great band is Luke Morley, Lead Guitar, is also their song writer and he's brilliant. Danny's vocals are arguably some of the best in the business, Harry is a brilliant drummer and Ben on keyboards and rhythm guitar adds that extra layer and fills out the sound with piano / keyboards.
That's not say their follow up albums aren't up to mustard. They continue this great sound and grow musically.
The have a habit of doing cover versions of rock classics that make the original just seem a little dull in comparison.
Under the direction of pop music visionary Miguel Campello (vocals), Spanish fusion group Elbicho have made their way up from street performers to become European chart-toppers. Bandmembers Victor Iniesta (guitar), Carlos Tato (bass), Toni Mangas (drums) David Amores (percussion), Juan Carlos Aracil (flute), Mario Díaz (keys), and Pepe Andreu (trumpet) came together to realize Campello's vision of a mix of rhumba, funk, rock, and jazz sounds. The group's six original members (excluding Díaz) first met one another as students at Madrid's Escuela Popular de Música in September of 2001. Taking to the street to refine its unique mix of influences, the group began to develop a vision for a sound that would push the boundaries of Spanish popular music. With the flamenco style of their homeland as a base, Elbicho began to incorporate elements of Afro-Cuban, hip-hop, and other pop musical styles. The band soon earned a reputation as one of Madrid's most sophisticated and edgy pop groups. A short two years after their formation, Elbicho released their debut record, Elbicho, on WEA International. Their world-infused style, expert musicianship, and spirited live performances made Elbicho a favorite in clubs nationwide. Their sophomore effort, Elbicho II, was released in 2005. The record expanded their fan base throughout Spain, but did little to break Elbicho into the world music scene at large. The group's third disc, Elbicho VII, hit European airwaves in force in 2007. The record quickly landed a spot on Billboard's European Top 100, earning the band international renown.
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/elbicho-mn0000719018#biography
Keith Urban - Goin Crazy World
Gimme Some Lovin