Music that you cant stop listening to.
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I've been addicted to the Devil May Cry 3 soundtrack for about a month, now. Especially "Devils Never Cry," the boss battle themes (especially the Gigapede, Vergil, and Doppelganger battles), and the two battle themes ("Taste the Blood" and "Divine Hate").
Hendrix's All Along the Watchtower, Soundgarden's Black Hole Sun, Godsmack's Voodoo, David Bowie's Space Oddity, Harvey Danger's Flagpole Sitta, and The Decemberists We Both Go Down Together. A the moment I can't stop playing those.
The Times They Are A-Changin'
Like A Rolling Stone
Take On Me
It's The End Of The World As We Know it
DOTA
Nowhere Man
Not necessarily "addicted" to any of these, but I've been humming since age two, and these songs either come up frequently that way, or show up on my iPod screen often.
Like A Rolling Stone
Take On Me
It's The End Of The World As We Know it
DOTA
Nowhere Man
Not necessarily "addicted" to any of these, but I've been humming since age two, and these songs either come up frequently that way, or show up on my iPod screen often.
classic 70's and 80's rock. Boston, Journey, and Queen all have far more counts on my iTunes playlist than anything else.
'Throwing Fire' and 'Guitar Sound' by Ronald Jenkees. He's annoying, but his music (the non-rap tracks) from his latest album is just fun, crunchy keyboard music. Sort of 18-bit era esque, but very pleasing to listen to.
Also, pretty much every HammerFall song.
Also, pretty much every HammerFall song.
I often go through phases where I have an urge to listen to a particular song a lot (Protection by Massive Attack and Kiss the Rain by Billie Myers are 2 songs which I've listened to a lot in the past but nowadays I'm likely to want to listen to Ask for Answers by Placebo or Ironic by Alanis Morissette.
The entirety of the album Already Free by the Derek Trucks Band. Really good, by the way. You should check it out.
When you say music does that include recognized genres or what you hear in your head. If it's a recognized genre than it is Killola for me if it's what I hear in my head than the gnashing of teeth the wailing of woman and the screams of dying men or Britney Spears, but I often mix them up.
As is probably true for many other people too, it changes for me quite frequently...
But I've had one song since the start of this year, which I still can't get enough of.
"Imagine" by a band named Brunch.
It's in Korean (
), but it's the music that goes with a short series I watched. I then downloaded it, and still love it. >D
Then, of course, I saw the 4th last showing of the Broadway show "Wicked", in Melbourne (Australia). I got the soundtrack, and that's just another set of songs which I find just beautiful.
To anyone who knows the Soundtrack, I've learnt about half of "The Wizard And I" on Piano. God it's fun to play.
Anyway, yea. Can't get enough of that soundtrack either.
But I've had one song since the start of this year, which I still can't get enough of.
"Imagine" by a band named Brunch.
It's in Korean (
), but it's the music that goes with a short series I watched. I then downloaded it, and still love it. >DThen, of course, I saw the 4th last showing of the Broadway show "Wicked", in Melbourne (Australia). I got the soundtrack, and that's just another set of songs which I find just beautiful.
To anyone who knows the Soundtrack, I've learnt about half of "The Wizard And I" on Piano. God it's fun to play.
Anyway, yea. Can't get enough of that soundtrack either.
I like Flagpole Sitta, good song.Kamikazi1231 said:
Completely against my genre though, I think...Guster, John Meyer, Jimmy Eat World, just about anything by any of them will never get old. I actually play them while I play games, I like having background music while I do things. Most Coldplay is good. Of course the Beatles.