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DrScoobs

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Justice, justice and fricking justice.
they have such a wide range of inspirations that you never know what they are gonna come up with next, from the radio friendly D.A.N.C.E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49esza4eiK4
to the post apocalyptic waters of nazareth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqJu_3CPhC4
 

TundraWolf

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Most recently? I've been getting back into my Barenaked Ladies collection. Damn they are so awesome.

But over the last two months or so, I've been listening to four artists almost nonstop: The Black Keys, Daft Punk, Minus the Bear and the Gorillaz. All so very good. Definitely check them out if you haven't already.

metroidgearsolid said:
Justice, justice and fricking justice.
they have such a wide range of inspirations that you never know what they are gonna come up with next, from the radio friendly D.A.N.C.E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49esza4eiK4
to the post apocalyptic waters of nazareth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqJu_3CPhC4
Just wanted to say that your avatar wins everything. So awesome.
 

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At the moment i'm on something of a classic bent, i'm mostly listening to the piano sonatas of the major composers as the piano (and other keyboards such as the harpsichord) is my favourite instrument e.g. Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Schubert, Scriabin and others.
Other than that I have my usual playlist of various alt rock/metal and industrial tracks. Though I have to say I despise the current surge in popularity of ska, not that I dislike ska just that dickheads with no taste jump on the bandwagon and start raving about it which pisses me off... ska hasn't just been invented you know guys... and for the record, reel big fish are pretty shit from what I've heard of their stuff... just sayin.
 

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I'm a sucker for some In Flames or Soilwork, just can't help it.

I've said this before, and it's a somewhat ethereal explanation, but it's the feeling of power you get from listening to it.

Something about it just has weight.
 

SimuLord

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Been listening to a lot of classic film scores recently. John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, that sort of thing. It's the closest true genetic line, so to speak, to the fallen days of civilization.
 

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SimuLord said:
Been listening to a lot of classic film scores recently. John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, that sort of thing. It's the closest true genetic line, so to speak, to the fallen days of civilization.
I hear ya there, mate. Not necessarily a fan of classical music myself. It's good ,requires talent and pleasant on the ears....but it's not something i'd stick on my iPod :p
 

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Obsidian Rocker said:
SimuLord said:
Been listening to a lot of classic film scores recently. John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, that sort of thing. It's the closest true genetic line, so to speak, to the fallen days of civilization.
I hear ya there, mate. Not necessarily a fan of classical music myself. It's good ,requires talent and pleasant on the ears....but it's not something i'd stick on my iPod :p
I love classical music to relax, but for workout music I tend to prefer modern orchestral/instrumental (Bill Conti's Rocky themes, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, most of the stuff from APM that NFL Films uses, and ESPN's NFL Primetime music lineup.)

Example:
 

WinterOrbit

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Lots of Mountain Goats lately. Easily the best storyteller in music I've heard. He can go from describing a bitter, failing marriage


to cheering on all the high school metal bands in small towns.


Incidentally, I'd like to get Tallahassee, but I've heard that there's a great booklet I'd be missing out on if I got the album through iTunes. Thoughts, Escapists?
 

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SimuLord said:
Obsidian Rocker said:
SimuLord said:
Been listening to a lot of classic film scores recently. John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, that sort of thing. It's the closest true genetic line, so to speak, to the fallen days of civilization.
I hear ya there, mate. Not necessarily a fan of classical music myself. It's good ,requires talent and pleasant on the ears....but it's not something i'd stick on my iPod :p
I love classical music to relax, but for workout music I tend to prefer modern orchestral/instrumental (Bill Conti's Rocky themes, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, most of the stuff from APM that NFL Films uses, and ESPN's NFL Primetime music lineup.)
Not bad. I'd take the Metal Gear Solid theme over that any day for workout music though =P

 

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At the moment nothing, I'm skipping between artists, songs and genres on an hourly basis. Today I listened to a lot of Bowling For Soup, but a lot is just relative the inconsistancy of my choice of music. Frank Sinatra has made an appearance.

The longest running "music obsession" was with Fall Out Boy, I spent months listening to almost nothing but Folie A Deux and Infinity on High, and From Under The Corktree defined my high school career. Other artists that have seen high frequency of play in the past range from Eminem (a solid couple of months), Michael Jackson, The Beatles (arguably my favourite band of all time, but even they didn't enjoy such a concentrated play extravaganza as FOB did), The Used, Silversun Pickups, The Hush Sound, Frank Sinatra, Lamb of God, System of a Down, We Butter The Bread With Butter, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, and that's all I can think of right now. They all enjoyed LONG periods of repeated consistant play without variation.

Now though, nothing.
 

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NezumiiroKitsune said:
At the moment nothing, I'm skipping between artists, songs and genres on an hourly basis. Today I listened to a lot of Bowling For Soup, but a lot is just relative the inconsistancy of my choice of music. Frank Sinatra has made an appearance.

The longest running "music obsession" was with Fall Out Boy, I spent months listening to almost nothing but Folie A Deux and Infinity on High, and From Under The Corktree defined my high school career. Other artists that have seen high frequency of play in the past range from Eminem (a solid couple of months), Michael Jackson, The Beatles (arguably my favourite band of all time, but even they didn't enjoy such a concentrated play extravaganza as FOB did), The Used, Silversun Pickups, The Hush Sound, Frank Sinatra, Lamb of God, System of a Down, We Butter The Bread With Butter, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, and that's all I can think of right now. They all enjoyed LONG periods of repeated consistant play without variation.

Now though, nothing.
I was like that for a while until I had that Powerman 5000 urge.
 

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For the past few days I've been on a Rammstein spree. I just can't get enough of 'em!
That and my collection of Ozzy Osbourne and Godsmack.
 

Hman121

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just started to listen to deadmau5 and I'vebeen jamming to it since Thursday. Good stuff, like Cthulhu Sleeps or Hi Friend.
 

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Hman121 said:
just started to listen to deadmau5 and I'vebeen jamming to it since Thursday. Good stuff, like Cthulhu Sleeps or Hi Friend.
We're gonna need another high 5 here. ASAP. Moar ghosts n whatever is my personal favourite. Little pissed with Deadmau5/his management though. I was supposed to see him in Glasgow on the 17th, with a friend, but the gig got cancelled because of "Adverse weather conditions". However, I was in Glasgow that Friday and there was no snow at all! There was snow the next day, sure, but not on the gig. Pretty sure he just couldn't be arsed with Glasgow and wanted to make sure he got to London where the snow was miles worse. Probably because the London gig could rake in more money. I wouldn't have minded so much if we weren't fed bullshit about the weather in Glasgow being bad and if it wasn't cancelled the night before, pretty much at the last minute. Couldn't get a refund on my hotel because it was the day before.

Anyway, rant over :p
 

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TheRightToArmBears said:
better than Airbourne or Black Stone Cherry. They're just awesome.
They aren't very good, in other words :L
Joke I have no idea who Black Stone Cherry are. I don't like airbourne though. You're right, black spiders do kick their ass.

OT: Slipknot. After seeing em announced for sonisphere I went out and bought all their shit that I didnt already have. Some of its fucking amazing xD. Previous obsession to that one was Lamb of God.