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That one song by "New Radicals."
I've always hated that song. And the band. And that singers stupid hat. But mainly it's the childlike obsession with being "real" not "fake" that grates on me.
Last song you listened to. — Page 11
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I guess you get what you give.
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nice find, slugs.
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10,000 Days (Wings Part 2) while driving home. The cool thing is there's storm sound effects in the song and I was watching Lightning on the horizon.
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Falco - Rock me Amadeus!! 12 inch remix
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"Interplanet Janet" from School House Rocks.
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Whatever You Want by Club 8
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The Tale of Mr. Morton by Skee Lo
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Sluggo said:
The Tale of Mr. Morton by Skee Lo
"Mr Morton is the subject of the sentence, and what the predicate says, he does..."
Love that song!
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The Beatles - Blue Album (Remastered...Sounds so good on my iPod) - Yay for apple!!! hahaha
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He Who Spawned The Furies - by Trivium.
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HotRod said:
The Beatles - Blue Album (Remastered...Sounds so good on my iPod) - Yay for apple!!! hahaha
This used to be the White Album until ILM "remastered" it.
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Tears for Fears - Everybody Wants to Rule the World as covered by Korean prodigy Sungha. Seriously, he's like 12.
A Goon in a Gaggle of 'em
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Johnny Ringo said:
10,000 Days (Wings Part 2) while driving home. The cool thing is there's storm sound effects in the song and I was watching Lightning on the horizon.
Awesome song on a great album by Tool! :)
I just finished listening to Digital Bath by the Deftones.
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The Four Horsemen, by Metallica.
What an awesome combination of unbridled enthusiasm and masterful technical brilliance! This description applies to all their albums with Cliff Burton, especially.
Choose your fate and die! ;)
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Kenobius Prime said:
Johnny Ringo said:
10,000 Days (Wings Part 2) while driving home. The cool thing is there's storm sound effects in the song and I was watching Lightning on the horizon.
Awesome song on a great album by Tool! :)
I just finished listening to Digital Bath by the Deftones.
love DB, i'd never really been into earlier Deftones stuff but I dug that whole album [white pony], it just felt fresh.
In fact I think i mght dig it out and put it on.
Don't you [forget about me] by Simple Minds.
oh, and Bkev - i've been listening to him [Sungha Jung] for a while now - He's amazing. iirc he does a wicked rendition of all along the watchtower...
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Johnny Ringo said:
Don't you [forget about me] by Simple Minds.
Is it wrong that this always makes me think of The Breakfast Club?
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hairy_hen said:
The Four Horsemen, by Metallica.
What an awesome combination of unbridled enthusiasm and masterful technical brilliance! This description applies to all their albums with Cliff Burton, especially.
Choose your fate and die! ;)
I agree 100% with you Hairy_Hen, old school Metallica is very hard to beat.
The Ace Of Spades - by Motorhead.
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TV's Frink said:
Johnny Ringo said:
Don't you [forget about me] by Simple Minds.
Is it wrong that this always makes me think of The Breakfast Club?
Not at all, The song was written specifically for the movie.
Heh, Molly Ringworm. [sic] :)
The ecstacy of gold by Ennio Morricone.
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Johnny Ringo said:
TV's Frink said:
Johnny Ringo said:
Don't you [forget about me] by Simple Minds.
Is it wrong that this always makes me think of The Breakfast Club?
Not at all, The song was written specifically for the movie.
Huh, I didn't realize that. Child of the 80's fail for me. :-(
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Completely agree about Metallica. The albums with Cliff are truly the best, and the Justice album was the last one that was any good. Mainly because part of the lyrics and some music were Cliff's! Rasmussen did his best engineering ever on that record.
Speaking of old school, my playlist just shuffled to March of the S.O.D. by S.O.D.
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Homeward Bound - Simon & Garfunkel
"The other versions will disappear. Even the 35 million tapes of Star Wars out there won’t last more than 30 or 40 years. A hundred years from now, the only version of the movie that anyone will remember will be the DVD version [of the Special Edition], and you’ll be able to project it on a 20’ by 40’ screen with perfect quality. I think it’s the director’s prerogative, not the studio’s to go back and reinvent a movie." - George Lucas
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Caprica City, Before The Fall - Bear McCreary
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Time Waits For No Slave - by Napalm Death.