Daft Punk again, courtesy of Tron, and Diablo Swing Orchestra.
Seriously, how is that not amazing?
Seriously, how is that not amazing?
What's your current music "obsession"
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Dr. Feelgood. Much more influential on punk than people think, the pub rock scene - everyone who formed a punk band went to a Feelgoods gig. Plus they could take the Velvets and the Ramones in a fight.
'74-'77 lineup, obviously - no disrespect to Gypie Mayo but he ain't the same as our Wilko.
'74-'77 lineup, obviously - no disrespect to Gypie Mayo but he ain't the same as our Wilko.
"NICE, what are you listening to right now?"Naheal said:
this is what I'm writing my book to...
My friend sent it to me
Dude Asking Alexandria kicks ass as well. I've never listened to Greely Estates, but I hear good things. I'm gonna see The Word Alive next summer at Warpedbodyguarddied said:
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Drake. I realize he's not a great rapper, he's not very hood, he's not hardcore, and he's basically just a cutie-pie for college kids and stuff. But if you listen to him as an RnB artist, he really ain't bad. He's "just the right amount of dangerous", if you will. Plus the production on his music by the producer "40" is really unique, unlike anything else on the radio. Very atmospheric and moody, more Aphex Twin than Timbaland. It blows my mind that he was able to get anything on the radio sounding like he does, though none of his radio singles are produced by 40 so that's probably why. If you've heard him and like what you hear, check the lesser known tracks "9am in Dallas", and "Successful", and check out "Unforgettable", "The Resistance" and "Cece's Interlude" from the album "Thank Me Later". Great stuff, and really different.
Been listening to a lot of Cake for the last few months. Mostly their older stuff. I've also downloaded a lot of Faith No More but haven't had time to get into it yet.
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Covers of childrens film soundtracks.
"This is Halloween" by Marilyn Manson is freaking awesome.
"This is Halloween" by Marilyn Manson is freaking awesome.
Awesome. I caught the last few songs of their set when they were opening for Muse in one of their Melbourne shows; they seemed pretty cool, and I've been meaning to check them out.Captain Pirate said:
As for me, I've listened to solo folk artist The Tallest Man on Earth's 2010 album "The Wild Hunt" about 10 times in the past few days. His raw, emotive, raspy and somewhat nasally voice is a throwback to Dylan, but I think Matsson is in a league of his own. The voice, in fact, took me a while to get used to, but now I am completely and utterly in love. Here's the title track from the Wild Hunt:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJfhaayOAy0
Frank Sinatra, oddly enough. I dunno why really. My first time actually listening was, (what else?) Fallout: New Vegas, and now I've gone and bought three collection cd's and downloaded goodness knows how many song.
