OFFICIAL ALBUM AUDIO VERSION
ALTERNATE MUSICAL ARRANGEMENT VERSION
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Mathieu Edward: "Mon Combat", Two Versions
ALBUM AUDIO AND SLIDESHOW VERSION
ALTERNATE VERSION
ALTERNATE VERSION
Labels:
French Music,
Mathieu Edward,
Rhythm and Blues Music
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Mathieu Edward: "Entre Toi Et Moi", Three Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
FRENCH LYRICS VERSION
LIVE ACOUSTIC VERSION
FRENCH LYRICS VERSION
LIVE ACOUSTIC VERSION
Labels:
French Music,
Mathieu Edward,
Rhythm and Blues Music
Friday, November 26, 2010
Mathieu Edward and Sheryfa Luna: "Comme Avant", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
FRENCH LYRICS VERSION
FRENCH LYRICS VERSION
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Marques Houston, Soulja Boy, and Jay Rock: "Swag in Your Sex", Three Versions
SLIDESHOW VERSION #1
SLIDESHOW VERSION #2
REMIX VERSION WITH NO SOULJA BOY
SLIDESHOW VERSION #2
REMIX VERSION WITH NO SOULJA BOY
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Morgan Heritage: "Don't Haffi Dread", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
LIVE LONDON CONCERT VERSION
LIVE LONDON CONCERT VERSION
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Michael Jackson: "Leave Me Alone", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
AUDIO DUBBED OVER VARIOUS CONCERT OUTTAKES VERSION
AUDIO DUBBED OVER VARIOUS CONCERT OUTTAKES VERSION
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Michael Jackson: "Stranger in Moscow", Three Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
SLIDESHOW VERSION
LIVE 1997 GERMANY CONCERT VERSION
SLIDESHOW VERSION
LIVE 1997 GERMANY CONCERT VERSION
Friday, November 12, 2010
Michael Jackson: "Earth Song", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
LIVE 1996 LONDON CONCERT VERSION
LIVE 1996 LONDON CONCERT VERSION
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Michael Jackson: "Rock With You", Three Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
CIRCA 1980 TV SHOW LIVE VERSION- MICHAEL JACKSON FEATURING DIANA ROSS
1987 BAD TOUR LIVE CONCERT VERSION
CIRCA 1980 TV SHOW LIVE VERSION- MICHAEL JACKSON FEATURING DIANA ROSS
1987 BAD TOUR LIVE CONCERT VERSION
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Michael Jackson: "Remember the Time", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
SLIDESHOW VERSION #1
SLIDESHOW VERSION #2
LIVE DANGEROUS TOUR CIRCA 1992 CONCERT VERSION
SLIDESHOW VERSION #1
SLIDESHOW VERSION #2
LIVE DANGEROUS TOUR CIRCA 1992 CONCERT VERSION
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Michael Jackson: "The Way You Make Me Feel", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
2001 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN IN NEW YORK CITY LIVE CONCERT VERSION
2001 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN IN NEW YORK CITY LIVE CONCERT VERSION
Monday, November 8, 2010
Michael Jackson: "Black or White", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
LIVE 1992 ROMANIA CONCERT VERSION
LIVE 1992 ROMANIA CONCERT VERSION
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Michael Jackson: "They Don't Care About Us", Two Versions
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO VERSION
LIVE CONCERT VERSION
LIVE CONCERT VERSION
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Michael Jackson and Jackson Five: "I'll be There", Four Versions
ORIGINAL ALBUM AUDIO WITH SLIDESHOW VERSION #1
ORIGINAL ALBUM AUDIO WITH SLIDESHOW VERSION #2
LIVE 2001 TV SHOW CONCERT VERSION
LIVE 1970 TELEVISION SHOW VERSION
ORIGINAL ALBUM AUDIO WITH SLIDESHOW VERSION #2
LIVE 2001 TV SHOW CONCERT VERSION
LIVE 1970 TELEVISION SHOW VERSION
Labels:
Jackson Five,
Michael Jackson,
Popular Music
Friday, November 5, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
UB 40: "Red Red Wine", Two Versions
ORIGINAL ALBUM AUDIO ON TOP OF CONCERT FOOTAGE
2002 MONTREUX CONCERT LIVE VERSION
2002 MONTREUX CONCERT LIVE VERSION
Monday, November 1, 2010
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ABOUT VISITORS AND TRAFFIC FOR QFTR MUSIC
The map of recent visitors below resets and starts over once every month; the current month shows March 2011 visitors. About seventy percent of all visitors to QFTR Music are shown on this map.
This map is for interesting geographical information purposes only. QFTR produces no hype sites which are disfavored in search results and, for that matter, fail to automatically attract the everyday "fly by night" traffic that the sites featuring hype get. In other words and in general, hype sites naturally and automatically attract more traffic than serious, non-hype sites do. But hype sites have very few long visits since there is no reason to spend a lot of time on a hype site. The most important three traffic accomplishment parameters for a non-hype site will be:
--Number of visits in excess of 5 or 10 minutes
--Number of return visitors
--Number of visitors who come using a bookmark and NOT by using any kind of search link.
Since content in general and hype avoidance in particular are more important to us than traffic, QFTR does not care to any significant extent about how much traffic we get on this or on any of our sites.
The QFTR World Music Site is a no hype Site and, as such, does not seek the cheap, here today and gone tomorrow trafic that the hype sites go for. All QFTR cares about is posting the best music videos out there, with quality much more important than quantity for both the music and for the visits.
You could some all of this up by saying that QFTR Music is proudly low traffic and is happy that "fly by night" visitors don't come here.
This map is for interesting geographical information purposes only. QFTR produces no hype sites which are disfavored in search results and, for that matter, fail to automatically attract the everyday "fly by night" traffic that the sites featuring hype get. In other words and in general, hype sites naturally and automatically attract more traffic than serious, non-hype sites do. But hype sites have very few long visits since there is no reason to spend a lot of time on a hype site. The most important three traffic accomplishment parameters for a non-hype site will be:
--Number of visits in excess of 5 or 10 minutes
--Number of return visitors
--Number of visitors who come using a bookmark and NOT by using any kind of search link.
Since content in general and hype avoidance in particular are more important to us than traffic, QFTR does not care to any significant extent about how much traffic we get on this or on any of our sites.
The QFTR World Music Site is a no hype Site and, as such, does not seek the cheap, here today and gone tomorrow trafic that the hype sites go for. All QFTR cares about is posting the best music videos out there, with quality much more important than quantity for both the music and for the visits.
You could some all of this up by saying that QFTR Music is proudly low traffic and is happy that "fly by night" visitors don't come here.
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WELCOME TO QUEST FOR THE RING MUSIC
USER GUIDE
Welcome to Quest Music, the hub page for all of the Quest for the Ring specialty music pages. The primary subject of the Quest for the Ring family of sites is basketball, but music is a fairly important satellite project.
Quest Music consists of this hub page and eleven music specialty pages that have various amounts of content on them. The Quest Music Specialty Pages Menu (found in this column) orders those pages according to importance and amount of content.
As of late 2009, some of the category sub music sites were actually more developed than Quest Music itself, which was at that time little more than an index page. It was long in coming, but a decision was made that starting on November 1 2009, more production effort would be put into the hub site.
The amount of time that can go into Quest Music, however, is still relatively limited, and so the emphasis here will be on very high quality, memorable music and on certain chosen artists, as opposed to volume or any degree of genre thoroughness. The production plan is for there to usually be one new music video posted per day.
There are two people who choose and post music videos. One of them is the main Quest for the Ring basketball writer and the other one is a female relative of his.
This is one of the most musically eclectic (diverse) sites you will ever see. You will mostly see the following types of music here: hip hop, rap, reggae, rhythm and blues, African, and Irish. Bet you never thought you would see that combination! Trust me, your musical interests will expand if you visit here from time to time. You will be exposed to music you never knew existed.
Use the label links near the top of the sidebar to check out particular artists; every artist we have posted will shown in the labels.
Below the daily posts, we will have a few state of the art music video jukeboxes of our absolutely most favorite artists: of the best and the brightest musicians.
In summary and in short, this site will consist of a mix of music video juke box players of the very best artists and the very best single music videos that we find. Think of the Quest Music hub page as a highlight mix of the best. Meanwhile, some of the sub pages, especially the Reggae and the Irish pages, are more complete representations of those types of music.
Unlike with the basketball protocol, the music posting protocol has not and will continue to not call for cross posting of all significant content going on a sub page on the hub page (this page). Therefore, there will continue to be content placed on sub pages that never appears on the home page. But also vice versa: content that appears here does not necessarily have to also go on one of the sub pages.
Welcome to Quest Music, the hub page for all of the Quest for the Ring specialty music pages. The primary subject of the Quest for the Ring family of sites is basketball, but music is a fairly important satellite project.
Quest Music consists of this hub page and eleven music specialty pages that have various amounts of content on them. The Quest Music Specialty Pages Menu (found in this column) orders those pages according to importance and amount of content.
As of late 2009, some of the category sub music sites were actually more developed than Quest Music itself, which was at that time little more than an index page. It was long in coming, but a decision was made that starting on November 1 2009, more production effort would be put into the hub site.
The amount of time that can go into Quest Music, however, is still relatively limited, and so the emphasis here will be on very high quality, memorable music and on certain chosen artists, as opposed to volume or any degree of genre thoroughness. The production plan is for there to usually be one new music video posted per day.
There are two people who choose and post music videos. One of them is the main Quest for the Ring basketball writer and the other one is a female relative of his.
This is one of the most musically eclectic (diverse) sites you will ever see. You will mostly see the following types of music here: hip hop, rap, reggae, rhythm and blues, African, and Irish. Bet you never thought you would see that combination! Trust me, your musical interests will expand if you visit here from time to time. You will be exposed to music you never knew existed.
Use the label links near the top of the sidebar to check out particular artists; every artist we have posted will shown in the labels.
Below the daily posts, we will have a few state of the art music video jukeboxes of our absolutely most favorite artists: of the best and the brightest musicians.
In summary and in short, this site will consist of a mix of music video juke box players of the very best artists and the very best single music videos that we find. Think of the Quest Music hub page as a highlight mix of the best. Meanwhile, some of the sub pages, especially the Reggae and the Irish pages, are more complete representations of those types of music.
Unlike with the basketball protocol, the music posting protocol has not and will continue to not call for cross posting of all significant content going on a sub page on the hub page (this page). Therefore, there will continue to be content placed on sub pages that never appears on the home page. But also vice versa: content that appears here does not necessarily have to also go on one of the sub pages.
