Your current musical obsession!

[Al-Bundy-da-G]

I have no idea how old this song is but it is bad as hell.

 

[Tiger Sora]

My playlist of pony music. Rock, metal, techno, pop, remixes, electronic. Probably others.

According to my iTunes I've 27 songs, 1.8 hours, 118.1 MB of this fan made and fan remixes of pony music. And it's only gona get bigger.

This is basically my theme song.

 

[Scrustle]

And I have also been listening to Persefone, some form of metal from the small country of Andorra.

This makes me very happy! And by the way, they are melodic progressive death metal.

Although I'm not really obsessed with it right now recently I went through a phase of listening to ungodly amounts of chiptunes, such as:

Spoiler

 

[kasperbbs]

I've heard my coworker listening to this song on his cell and asked for the name and now i'm hooked.

 

[The Funslinger]

Got into Red Hot Chili Peppers a few months ago, on the advice of a good friend of mine. I now barely listen to much else at the moment, bought Kiedis' autobiography, own almost their entire discography (working on it) and learnt most of it on guitar because Mr Frusciante is fantastic

Welcome. They really are awesome, aren't they?

I saw them live at Manchester a few months ago. As for the 'Scar Tissue' autobiography, it's very interesting, isn't it?

Yes, yes they are And yeah it really made me think of the band in a new way, brilliant read too.

I have a friend who used to listen to RHCP. He abandoned them in favor of jazz and hip hop. When we discussed music, he said that: Anthony Kiedis was a bad singer, that their songs were repetitive, and that the lyrics were meaningless.

As someone who's read the book, you're now gifted with insight into the lyrics of some of their best songs.

And what's your opinion on the new guitarist? While he's not John Frusciante, I think he has talent. He keeps up on stage well, and he supports Anthony vocally in the new album. His voice is quite different (visibly younger) and it really makes some of their songs that much more interesting.

Example:


And I've already stated the strange therapeutic effect the chorus to Brendan's Death Song is having on me in the wake of my girlfriend leaving me. Really, it's an incredible band.

 

[Elementary - Dear Watson]

Trentemoller:




Enjoy...!

 

[Call me Baz]

Well over the past month, XAMFM Radio (J-pop/K-pop etc)
The past week has been quite a bit of Tenacious D, Skillet and older good single songs such as I Will Not Bow (Breaking Benjamin), The Pretender (Foo Fighters)

Most importantly though ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xat1GVnl8-k

Oh yeah.

I linked that s**t.

 

[Kotch]

currently...

a little of this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQPfQvLIseA

a little of that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4uOfNsg3wA

some of this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsokPP-yQcg

(about the last one not so much the political aspect more the "close to war" feeling)

 

[ChippedShoulder]

Got into Red Hot Chili Peppers a few months ago, on the advice of a good friend of mine. I now barely listen to much else at the moment, bought Kiedis' autobiography, own almost their entire discography (working on it) and learnt most of it on guitar because Mr Frusciante is fantastic

Welcome. They really are awesome, aren't they?

I saw them live at Manchester a few months ago. As for the 'Scar Tissue' autobiography, it's very interesting, isn't it?

Yes, yes they are And yeah it really made me think of the band in a new way, brilliant read too.

I have a friend who used to listen to RHCP. He abandoned them in favor of jazz and hip hop. When we discussed music, he said that: Anthony Kiedis was a bad singer, that their songs were repetitive, and that the lyrics were meaningless.

As someone who's read the book, you're now gifted with insight into the lyrics of some of their best songs.

And what's your opinion on the new guitarist? While he's not John Frusciante, I think he has talent. He keeps up on stage well, and he supports Anthony vocally in the new album. His voice is quite different (visibly younger) and it really makes some of their songs that much more interesting.

Yeah man I agree. I preferred John, Josh is more of a textural player, but, apparently contrary to popular opinion, I really like the new album and Josh is certainly no slouch, I also really like his collaborations with John, Omission is great.

 

[Poetic Nova]

 

[MrBenSampson]

Hi. My name is Rick, and I'm an aggrotech addict.

 

[Pigeon_Grenade]

i honestly have just been listening to a bunch of relaxing music or classical, not sure who some of its by but still listening none the less

 

[Poetic Nova]

To name a few bands

 

[Snippy the Shoe]

I've gradually become a huge Psychedelic/Progressive Rock fan in the past 2 years. Currently, however, the song I've been listening to a lot is "Shangri-La" by ELO (Electric Lights Orchestra):

Okay i've quite liked ELO for a while but i had never heard them do such a beautiful song as that. I am in love! (And it seems i now need to search youtube for more of their songs.)

As for me it's not current but i just love Kokia! She has such a wonderful voice:
That's her with just a couple of rainshakers and drums for backing.
That's the song that first introduced me to her.
There she is in full opera mode.
And there's my personal favourite.