Song of the day

[Anala]

Originally Posted by sentient

I loved your ice-skating music.
Any other pieces you like to fly with?

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Hans Zimmerman, “Time”:from the movie score of Inception
https://youtu.be/xdYYN-4ttDg

Is that a bit like a re-enactment of how different tribes seasonally used to come together for ceremonies and socializing?

Yes. That is how it started and it has grown to a way of life.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/el...JPG?imgmax=512
This pic. has a deer head. It is a common prow. Of course the owner can do
whatever they want to represent what ever they deem best.(Clan, tribal symbols, canoe spirit etc.)
I think all have the groove to hold a harpoon.

Why the deer head ?
It is said in Suquamish creation story the Creator turned a deer into the first canoe.
The story is told in this short video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waQ4eK7wfb8

Most of the NW coastal canoes are dugout from a large cedar tree.
Some use modern methods to have a lighter weight canoe.
The journey lasts from 1 week to 2 weeks. Paddling to different tribes
and staying the night and off again to the next destination until
everyone converges at a final host tribe location. Then every tribe or canoe
family will share their songs and dances and words of wisdom with all in a
performance or what is called protocol.

Here is one explanation of canoe journey from the perspective of the S'klallum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFJVOoN2yE0

Here is a Nisqually song that a group of us traveled to a neighboring tribe
to receive as a gift,after being invited to receive the song back in the mid. 90s.
It is used by the Nisqually canoe family today as their song or anthem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9PTmSM1BU8

AC/DC
Back in Black

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAgnJDJN4VA

Sultans of swing
By Dire Straits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fAQhSRLQnM

Originally Posted by Anala

Song of the day... lol, literally just popped in my head.

https://youtu.be/d-diB65scQU

Not very spiritual, or is it? rofl.

Please forgive. I woke up on the silly side.

It is spiritual, in my book.

A great lesson for life, in a simplistic easy to remember
slogan. "Don't worry be Happy".

I like the silly side. It goes hand in hand with "Laughter is medicine".

Here is a couple of Natives that take silly to their
hip hop music and have done pretty well.
Warning explicit lyrics.(Drops a few "F" bombs)

Boujee Natives
Snotty Nose Rez Kids

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSn1C_pLpoQ

[Lucky 1]

Autour du Rocher' Jimmy Buffet........filmed live at the Bête à z'aile night club on St Barts

Autour Du Roche (French....around the rock) tells the story of an infamous night club/ petite hotel that Jimmy Buffett owned back in the 1980's on St Barts island, French Antilles.

It was built on top of a hill (the rock) overlooking the Caribbean sea....local lore was that you could see hell through the floorboards of the dance floor.

The video shows the ruins of the place featuring a local model walking through it...

This brings back memories for me because back in the day St Barts was my wife and I hangout and we went to Autour Du Roche many times!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or-P0D49tFM

[Anala]

Originally Posted by ImthatIm

AC/DC
Back in Black

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAgnJDJN4VA

omg, ImthatIm and sentient, I have skated to this! LOL! Of course when I was much, much younger! This song reminds me of my brother. Good memories!

[Anala]

Originally Posted by ImthatIm

It is spiritual, in my book.

A great lesson for life, in a simplistic easy to remember
slogan. "Don't worry be Happy".

I like the silly side. It goes hand in hand with "Laughter is medicine".

Here is a couple of Natives that take silly to their
hip hop music and have done pretty well.
Warning explicit lyrics.(Drops a few "F" bombs)

Boujee Natives
Snotty Nose Rez Kids

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSn1C_pLpoQ

I laughed myself silly!

[Anala]

Originally Posted by Lucky 1

Autour du Rocher' Jimmy Buffet........filmed live at the Bête à z'aile night club on St Barts

Autour Du Roche (French....around the rock) tells the story of an infamous night club/ petite hotel that Jimmy Buffett owned back in the 1980's on St Barts island, French Antilles.

It was built on top of a hill (the rock) overlooking the Caribbean sea....local lore was that you could see hell through the floorboards of the dance floor.

The video shows the ruins of the place featuring a local model walking through it...

This brings back memories for me because back in the day St Barts was my wife and I hangout and we went to Autour Du Roche many times!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Or-P0D49tFM

Lucky 1, what a beautiful location! That is such a different feel, from typical Jimmy Buffet. I like the switch from black and white to color in the video. The bar scene has such a mass energy. Interesting to see in a video, like that.

[Anala]

Originally Posted by ImthatIm

Yes. That is how it started and it has grown to a way of life.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/el...JPG?imgmax=512
This pic. has a deer head. It is a common prow. Of course the owner can do
whatever they want to represent what ever they deem best.(Clan, tribal symbols, canoe spirit etc.)
I think all have the groove to hold a harpoon.

Why the deer head ?
It is said in Suquamish creation story the Creator turned a deer into the first canoe.
The story is told in this short video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waQ4eK7wfb8

Most of the NW coastal canoes are dugout from a large cedar tree.
Some use modern methods to have a lighter weight canoe.
The journey lasts from 1 week to 2 weeks. Paddling to different tribes
and staying the night and off again to the next destination until
everyone converges at a final host tribe location. Then every tribe or canoe
family will share their songs and dances and words of wisdom with all in a
performance or what is called protocol.

Here is one explanation of canoe journey from the perspective of the S'klallum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFJVOoN2yE0

Here is a Nisqually song that a group of us traveled to a neighboring tribe
to receive as a gift,after being invited to receive the song back in the mid. 90s.
It is used by the Nisqually canoe family today as their song or anthem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9PTmSM1BU8

ImthatIm, thank you for explaining and sharing. I can almost feel the vibration from the singers and the drums! The video in the water mixed with the dancers, makes the whole video feel like a fish swimming up stream. Goose bumps!