At the moment I'm listening to Daft Punk's soundtrack to Tron Legacy, absolutely brilliant stuff.
What's your current music "obsession"
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This piece by Gustav Holst. I just can't get it out of my head.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9hRMSE1GBw
And the other three movements to a lesser extent.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9hRMSE1GBw
And the other three movements to a lesser extent.
I've had a strange obsession with video game soundtracks lately, especially Good Egg, Gusty Garden, Fluffy Bluff, and Puzzle Plank Galaxies from Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel.
Also, Bobby Darin, I don't quite know why.
Also, Bobby Darin, I don't quite know why.
Getting into more hardcore as its the route my band seems to be going. The Fall of Troy (big up Seattle), The Color Morale, also The Devil Wears Prada's Zombie EP is surprisingly good.
Muse... for about the last 10 years.
They're 3 fantastic guys living the dream and being so awesome and down to Earth about it all. I love the contrasts in their sound; from the ethereal Space Dementia to the rock-pop anthems like Starlight and Uprising. They aren't afraid of experimenting and taking their music forward rather than standing still and they aren't shy about injecting political statements in their lyrics - they've become quite famous for it as of late. Put it this way, if there was ever a British revolution, Muse would write the battle cry - it's pretty cutting stuff they sing about. They go from hard rockers to classical composers in the press of a skip button. They have albums of pure genius that almost sound like they are made by different bands that can stand side by side like Origin of Symmetry and The Resistance.
Their live shows are also a big reason to jump on the Muse love wagon... I've seen then a total of 13 times now and you really haven't experienced modern rock until you've seen these guys go all out at every gig - you'd think the power slides and guitar hero antics would be cheesy, but they are just effing cool - everyone in the audience wants to be frontman Matthew Bellamy as they watch him on stage become the most wildly energetic, and ridiculously talented axeman alive; not to mention pianist. You can't help but love them. Least, I can't! I have been completely enamoured of their music for a good decade.
Videos are, in order, Space Dementia at Le Zenith, Paris in 2001, followed by Ruled by Secrecy at London's Earls Court in 2004 and finally, Knights of Cydonia at the V Festival in 2008. 3 EPIC performances.
They're 3 fantastic guys living the dream and being so awesome and down to Earth about it all. I love the contrasts in their sound; from the ethereal Space Dementia to the rock-pop anthems like Starlight and Uprising. They aren't afraid of experimenting and taking their music forward rather than standing still and they aren't shy about injecting political statements in their lyrics - they've become quite famous for it as of late. Put it this way, if there was ever a British revolution, Muse would write the battle cry - it's pretty cutting stuff they sing about. They go from hard rockers to classical composers in the press of a skip button. They have albums of pure genius that almost sound like they are made by different bands that can stand side by side like Origin of Symmetry and The Resistance.
Their live shows are also a big reason to jump on the Muse love wagon... I've seen then a total of 13 times now and you really haven't experienced modern rock until you've seen these guys go all out at every gig - you'd think the power slides and guitar hero antics would be cheesy, but they are just effing cool - everyone in the audience wants to be frontman Matthew Bellamy as they watch him on stage become the most wildly energetic, and ridiculously talented axeman alive; not to mention pianist. You can't help but love them. Least, I can't! I have been completely enamoured of their music for a good decade.
Videos are, in order, Space Dementia at Le Zenith, Paris in 2001, followed by Ruled by Secrecy at London's Earls Court in 2004 and finally, Knights of Cydonia at the V Festival in 2008. 3 EPIC performances.
Everything man, but right now it is cruising steadily at Zeppelin. [small] [small] [small] [small] For the 18th time [/small] [/small] [/small] [/small]
There's just something about Between the Buried and Me that makes my skin shiver in excitement. It's like a wall of sound, except in this case, the sound is sex, and the sex is music.
I've been listening to Disturbed and System of a Down recently, but also to Clash at Demonhead - Black Sheep.
Power/Progressive Metal in general, but to be more specific quite a lot of Blind Guardian, Symphony X, and Andromeda.
