Creed’s awesome, isn’t he the guy that formed Alterbridge too? they’re quite good too.
Check out M83-Oblivion feat some susan chick…really nice…
Common man, don’t tell me you don’t have My Sacrifice on your Ipod.
Beethoven’s 6th Symphony - the Pastoral
IMHO - one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever
And STL singles me out?
Loving the strings in this. I’ve been a kick on listening to songs that are big and epic. The Family Crest - Beneath the Brine:
Saw these guys on Monday in Philly. Very orchestral, overwhelming live. Back up singer is really cute in person. Lead singer has a deep voice, sounds like the singer from The National, if you’re familiar.
San Fermin - Renaissance!, live performance:
Beethoven, along with Mozart, Bach, and Freddy Mercury, are the greatest musicians of all time. They can never be considered “lame”.
“Lame” is Ace of Base and Bon Jersey.
Mozart’s “Eine Kleine Nachmusik”
Woah, woah, woah…I was completely with you until you dissed Swedish pop sensation Ace of Base. Sure, The Sign wasn’t a muscial masterpiece, but it was damn catchy and I crank it up everytime it comes on the radio.
Ace of Base: Not so great
Ace ("How Long Has this been Goin on): Great.
St. Vincent just had a new album come out. Haven’t listened to it yet, but will be seein’ her Wednesday and she’ll probably be playing mostly from it.
Nothing for a week now.
Mastermind leak. Ross
Nobody - by ross / montana is pretty good. Of course not as good as the original but the tribute isnt bad
I’ve been listenng to the “Type O Negative” channel on pandora lately. They give me a lot of Tool and A Perfect Circle.
This " song’ is often taught in Indian B schools as a classic example of viral marketing.No body understood what this song was about but every one enjoyed it a lot.[video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YR12Z8f1Dh8]
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What viral marketing was there for that song? They just released it on ytube before the movie got released. I think that it became so popular because the tune was so shit people kept listening to it wondering what the fk. Then when you actually listen to it, it makes twisted sense.
Apparently soup boys is slang in Tamil Nadu for boys who have been rejected and the song means ‘why this rage girl’ or something?
The lyrics are also all complete tamil/english slang.
Empty life, Girl come, Life reverse gear.
If they’re doing weird wordplay this song is far better.
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Whenever I’ve had a good week at the office, there is only one solution for Friday afternoons: Jay-Z’s “Big Pimpin” on auto-replay until it’s time for me to leave for happy hour.
Sheena is a punk rocker - The Ramones
btw: The Ramones had their first gig nearly 40 years ago on March 30th, 1974 in NYC