What are you listening to?

ephie wrote:You may like this Egg.

That is one gay room, but yeah that's pretty damn good.

Koblentz wrote:Been playing this 5-10 times a day for the past week.

This echoes of Modest Mouse's Float On.

Yes indeed! Kane Beatz is really one of the best producers out there atm.

Koblentz wrote:Thread needs more of this

I agree. She's got another song that is awesome:

Kromel wrote:The Atomic Bitchwax

Pretty dope, love what the bass guitar is doing.

Rhosauce wrote:Tot: I actually really like that Katy Perry song. I love the string instruments and the fact that the video includes a chubby girl, a gay guy and a quirky magician dude. Much more interesting than the normal shite.

That's part of the reason why I like it; it's very.. natural in a sense.
The whole theme behind the song and video also just peaks with me.

Then again, I do listen to all forms of music, but I shy away from a large portion of the Death/Black Metal and county just because I have a problem of not being able to understand the songs nor their meaning.
If I can't understand the meaning of a song that's sung in English, then I can't really get into it. And thus don't like it.

Woops

She is really epic! And Kobe posted that song a few posts above yours, haha. Great minds, eh?

Farewell - Kamelot

Yeah I was trying to edit it after I saw that haha. Oh well. Here is some other music I've been listening to lately...mainly Thrice and Patrick Park. Patrick Park is kind of unknown but one of his songs was featured on the season finale of The OC. He's great.

This makes me feel like a pirate.

That makes me feel like a pirate!

I told myself I wouldn't do this, because when it comes to music, I am VERY critical. So critical to the point that I have almost lost friends because of it. I know people have different opinions, but it irritates me that in order to make it in today's music, all you need to do is steal other people's tracks, use autotune, and have very little talent.

I've been pretty much bummed out where the direction of rock was heading. Every now and then, something comes along that gives you a little hope that the dark days of Rock (Nickleback, Avenged Sevenfold, My Chemical Romance, Seven Days Grace, etc.) are going to come to an end.

A Super Group that not many people know about (FOR SHAME PEOPLE!!!) called "Them Crooked Vultures" has arrived with a guitar shaped sword to fight all the Rock crap. TCV is made up of Foo Fighter's/Nirvana Dave Grohl, Josh Homme from Kyuss/Queens of the Stone Age, and John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin.

It makes me feel all giddy inside knowing that these three HIGHLY talented individuals are together trying to pull Rock's head from the toilet.

I mid you listener to open your ears, heart, and mind.

I like them crooked vultures but im much more of a queens of the stone age fan, they are amazing, songs for the deaf is ony of my favourite albums, and i think there better than them crooked vultures but i still like them XD good song choice btw

For the speed metal fans out there, here is one of my favorite songs from The Sword. Now, I've NEVER been crazy about The Sword's vocals... In fact, when I listen to The Sword, I ignore them and just concentrate on the epic instruments. My bet is, you will do the same.

The song starts slowly, at 1:00 it grabs your balls, at 2:00 it pulls them.

lady gaga made a parody of this song

and i cant stop listening to it .. addictive

ephie wrote:
This makes me feel like a pirate.

me loves my alestorm

Xian wrote:

ephie wrote:
This makes me feel like a pirate.

me loves my alestorm

This makes me want to play Pirates of the Caribbean Online again. Game is nothing spectacular, but the ability to fight ship to ship battles with a crew of live people is awesome.

Sometimes, this group reminds me of Motorhead.

High On Fire: Rumors of War