What song are you listening to right now?
Monday, December 15th, 2003 - 2:49am
Almost everyone loves music in some capacity - so what are you listening to right now, or plan to be listening to very soon?
Share your musical tastes with the world!
Me:
The Mountain Goats - The Monkey Song
SNES to PC adapters,
Strange NES reviews,
and a free, original, turn-based old school RPG in the spirit of Fallout and Phantasy Star.
http://www.deepdarksea.com
Kelis - Milkshake (because it appears to be ubiquitous at the moment)
The Rapture - House of Jealous Lovers (easy to pick up the lyrics)
"If you're not a stinky-stink, you're not addicted to anything!" - Reaper
Unfortunately, I have the song for a commercial to a local ski shop in my head...
Ski Market...Ski Market, more than ski''s!
Ski Market...Ski Market, more than ski''s!
Ski Market...Ski Market......more than ski''s!
augh!!!! make it stop!
I bought an album on iTunes recently for ""the Ben Taylor Band"". I like it. He sounds a lot like his dad.
Marty Friedman - Bittersweet
Muppet Christmas - On the first day of Christmas....
Sage Francis - Specialist
Spunior-
Marty Friedman? Marty ""I used to be on Shrapnel records before I got called out of the minors by Megadeath"" Friedman?
I didn''t know anyone still listened to that stuff.
Go figure.
I''m listening to Placebo''s Special K (Timo Maas Remix).
All digital, all the time.
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Moonlight Sonata - Beethoven ...I'm not that big on classical but I don''t know, this melody stuck in my head for the past month... Good stuff though!
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Luna - Bewitched
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I have the theme to 321 Contact stuck in my head for some reason. Goddamn PBS.
I''m going to drown it out with some Dishwalla or NIN.
"Poor Eli Nooo... *child starts crying*"
"Come on now, there's no need to make that kind of noise. It sounds awful and you'll upset other people." - Ionae from Spirit Engine 2
got iTunes on random play... Him To Me To You by Halou going right now...
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Pssyche by Killing Joke, off the live album Love Like Blood,
"The trouble with fighting for human freedom is that one spends most of one's time defending scoundrels. For it is against scoundrels that oppressive laws are first aimed, and oppression must be stopped at the beginning if it is to be stopped at all."
Killing Joke rawks.
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Jeff Buckley''s version of Hallelujah is playing at the moment. Best version of the song you''ll find!
Certis beat me to it. - Elysium
Certis, I was sure you''d be rocking out to some Creed! (that''s right - I said ""Creed""! Bring it on tiger-boy!)
Reagan understood that the key to peace was never arms control. Security had nothing to do with the number of weapons, it had everything to do with the intention and power of those who possessed them. - Charles Krauthammer
*shudder*
"Men like sex, thus boobies! Oogaba!" - dejanzie
"If ads put your sanity to the test
come on down to Rat Boy's nest!
light up a stogie, and soon you'll see
how rock can be commercial-free!
'I'd hit it!'" - HP Lovesauce
And... ?
For some reason I seem to be stuck on these today:
The Distillers - Sing Sing Death House
The Distillers - Coral Fang
Nirvana - From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah (sliver is playing at the moment)
Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
There''s all sorts of other stuff on the iPod (god I love that lil'' gadget), but just not in the mood for it today.
LiquidMantis wrote:
I always like Greg Howe, Vai, Malmsteen, and Jason Becker more than Friedman. He always seemed a it too ""typerwritery"" if you catch my drift-tons of speed, very little soul.
But that''s just my personal opinion.
Maybe his newer stuff is better.
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i would have to agree that buckleys ""hallelujah"" is the best version. grace is a great album.
but, at the moment, sonic youth''s washing machine is in the player.
A note left at the scene simply read: "Pwn3d" - Hubbinsd
The theme to the Transformers, Barenaked Ladies (live show recordings) and a bit of Rowan Atkinson coming up. (MP3 mix CD in the player.
)
MechaSlinky wrote:
-on L4DJohn Tejada on now. Viva Electro!
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They most certainly do. I picked up Love Like Blood on a whim since it was dirt cheap and I had heard Nirvana ripped them off something fierce on Come As You Are. (Very true, btw. Makes it kind of funny that Grohl was drumming on their last album.) Definitely going to pick up more of them.
Written to the sound of Archives of Pain and P.C.P by the Manic Street Preachers.
"The trouble with fighting for human freedom is that one spends most of one's time defending scoundrels. For it is against scoundrels that oppressive laws are first aimed, and oppression must be stopped at the beginning if it is to be stopped at all."
I picked up my first Killing Joke album after hearing Metallica''s cover of ""The Wait"" on Garage Days Re-Revisted... they''re fantastic live, too. Wish they had visited my part of the world on their last tour
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Third Eye Blind''s latest album, forget the name...
I''ve been on a big Sublime and Fugazi kick lately.
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Giant Balls of Gold by Steve Vai, immediately preceeded by Back Suits Comin'' (Nod Ya Head) by Will Smith, to be followed by Redefine by Sevendust.
"THE HELL ASS BALLS." - Prederick, expressing frustration in the time-honored way.
Dance Wid Me by Hepcat
Smaller, slower, dumber
Start Me Up by the Rolling Stones.
I never minded piracy. Anyone who minds about piracy is full of sh*t. Anyone who pirates your game wasn't going to buy it anyway! -Warren Spector
I like Friedman''s music, especially ""Introduction"" because that one is quite calm and melodic, and not only focussed on the guitar parts. Malmsteen is hit''n miss to me. I absolutely love ""Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar and Orchestra in E Flat Minor Op. 1"", but some of his hardrock compositions are rather abysmal and ruined by downright awkward lyrics. Still, anything he does that comes close to classical music is great.
I dig Satriani, of course. Happen to own almost any album he released. I also had the chance to attend at one of his concerts over here last year. As for Vai, he made some really decent tunes, but there are also a certain kind of composition I''d consider as experimental. A bit too abstract and more focussed on showing what kind of sounds he can create with the guitar, however, that isn''t necessarily melodical, IMO. Same for Matthias Eklund. I also own two Becker albums, it''s a shame that he isn''t able to play guitar anymore.
Cantamus - Summer Song, off of the Aurora album. Great choral music. Mmm, choral.
Mystic Violet wrote: