What are you listening to?
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i think someone posted a good "playlist" thread the other week.
mine is still the same as last week....
Guns N Roses: Appetite For Destruction
Cannibal Corpse: Evisceration Plague
Cannibal Corpse: Kill
Hatebreed: Satisfaction is the Death of Desire
Hatebreed: Perseverance
Sepultura: Arise
Sepultura: Chaos A.D.
Pantera: Vulgar Display of Power
Throwdown: Venom & Tears
Warzone: Lower East Side
Downset: Do We Speak A Dead Language
Megadeth: Countdown To Extinction
Danzig: Best of...
Judas Priest: Best of...
Zao: Where Blood & Fire Brings Rest
Embodyment: Embrace The Eternal
I think I just burned 200 calories typing all that heavy metal out!
wow.... a whole bunch of love songs there :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0 -
Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express
ahhh the sweet sounds of electric music.
nice.....
you listen to any Frontline Assembly?
Haven't heard of them, but if they are like Kraftwerk I would probably
them! Will check them out! Thanks for the tip!
Frontline Assembly is a Canadian electro-industrial band formed by Bill Leeb after he left Skinny Puppy. Check out either Total Terror or Millennium. Those are my two favorites.
I had Kraftwerk- Autobahn which was a great album. I didn't get much into electronica, I was more into Germany industrial stuff. A buddy of mine knew all those obscure bands. He got me into FLA, KMFDM, Pig, Skinny Puppy, old Ministry (when they were actually industrial), so on and so forth.
wow I forgot all about KMFDM. awesome. I am so glad I saw your post!! LIMEWIRE.... here I come!!:laugh:
I found a CD by Yamo in a virgin records superstore, didn't know a thing about electronica, just thought wow it's different... then when I went looking for more like it, I found Kraftwerk, I guess one of the former members of Kraftwerk became Yamo. Super good.
I didn't know it until later, but Kraftwerk is the music on the SNL skit "sprockets" with Mike Meyers. :laugh:0 -
What is it with you military men and your metal, Sarge?! :laugh: I swear, that almost looks like something my husband would type up.
I'm in a 30 Seconds to Mars, Breaking Benjamin and Chevelle kind of mood today. Maybe a little bit of Cold and Default will make the list, too. I've got lots of studying to do!
LOVE Cold and Default!
YESSSS!!!!! Most people I talk to have never heard of either!
Right now it's on Cold - When Angels Fly Away (our deployment song :sad: )
I discovered Default from Life as a House - love that movie!
What CD is that from? I only have one of Cold's albums right now - Year of the Spider, I think.0 -
What is it with you military men and your metal, Sarge?! :laugh: I swear, that almost looks like something my husband would type up.
I'm in a 30 Seconds to Mars, Breaking Benjamin and Chevelle kind of mood today. Maybe a little bit of Cold and Default will make the list, too. I've got lots of studying to do!
LOVE Cold and Default!
YESSSS!!!!! Most people I talk to have never heard of either!
Right now it's on Cold - When Angels Fly Away (our deployment song :sad: )
I discovered Default from Life as a House - love that movie!
What CD is that from? I only have one of Cold's albums right now - Year of the Spider, I think.
I have my husband to thank for both Default and Cold. He loves finding new or different bands to listen to. The Cold song is from their newest album, A Different Kind of Pain. I liked 13 Ways to Bleed on Stage better than Year of the Spider but I've yet to hear a Cold song I didn't like.
I'm on my hubby's Jango station right now. It's a pretty cool site! I haven't figured out how to search for people and stuff but his station is 108.0 The Phoenix.0 -
I'm dragging today so I'm working out to Godsmack/whatever
(over and over and over.....gotta keep it down so dd doesn't hear any 'bad' words....LOL)
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"No, you can't hurry love. No, you'll just have to wait. They say love don't come eeeassssyyyy it's a game of give and take"
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Now, I'm listening To fuel (shimmer)0
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Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express
ahhh the sweet sounds of electric music.
nice.....
you listen to any Frontline Assembly?
Haven't heard of them, but if they are like Kraftwerk I would probably them! Will check them out! Thanks for the tip!
Frontline Assembly is a Canadian electro-industrial band formed by Bill Leeb after he left Skinny Puppy. Check out either Total Terror or Millennium. Those are my two favorites.
I had Kraftwerk- Autobahn which was a great album. I didn't get much into electronica, I was more into Germany industrial stuff. A buddy of mine knew all those obscure bands. He got me into FLA, KMFDM, Pig, Skinny Puppy, old Ministry (when they were actually industrial), so on and so forth.
wow I forgot all about KMFDM. awesome. I am so glad I saw your post!! LIMEWIRE.... here I come!!:laugh:
I found a CD by Yamo in a virgin records superstore, didn't know a thing about electronica, just thought wow it's different... then when I went looking for more like it, I found Kraftwerk, I guess one of the former members of Kraftwerk became Yamo. Super good.
I didn't know it until later, but Kraftwerk is the music on the SNL skit "sprockets" with Mike Meyers. :laugh:
I can't really get into just strictly electronica, I gotta have some kinda traditional instrumentation going on. But I'm not one of those guys that worships lyrical content. I just like good beats and solid riffs or even just a real eclectic variety of instruments, which is why industrial was always a great medium.
KMFDM was always hit and miss for me. They either had more rock/metal-influenced albums and then they'd put out a more electronic/synth album and I'd totally have to tune out.
What else do you listen too?0 -
Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express
ahhh the sweet sounds of electric music.
nice.....
you listen to any Frontline Assembly?
Haven't heard of them, but if they are like Kraftwerk I would probably them! Will check them out! Thanks for the tip!
Frontline Assembly is a Canadian electro-industrial band formed by Bill Leeb after he left Skinny Puppy. Check out either Total Terror or Millennium. Those are my two favorites.
I had Kraftwerk- Autobahn which was a great album. I didn't get much into electronica, I was more into Germany industrial stuff. A buddy of mine knew all those obscure bands. He got me into FLA, KMFDM, Pig, Skinny Puppy, old Ministry (when they were actually industrial), so on and so forth.
wow I forgot all about KMFDM. awesome. I am so glad I saw your post!! LIMEWIRE.... here I come!!:laugh:
I found a CD by Yamo in a virgin records superstore, didn't know a thing about electronica, just thought wow it's different... then when I went looking for more like it, I found Kraftwerk, I guess one of the former members of Kraftwerk became Yamo. Super good.
I didn't know it until later, but Kraftwerk is the music on the SNL skit "sprockets" with Mike Meyers. :laugh:
I can't really get into just strictly electronica, I gotta have some kinda traditional instrumentation going on. But I'm not one of those guys that worships lyrical content. I just like good beats and solid riffs or even just a real eclectic variety of instruments, which is why industrial was always a great medium.
KMFDM was always hit and miss for me. They either had more rock/metal-influenced albums and then they'd put out a more electronic/synth album and I'd totally have to tune out.
What else do you listen too?
lots of every kind of thing, but no country..:noway: .:laugh:
I have residing in my ipod : morphine, kwame, kraftwerk, rolling stones, snoop dog, alanis morrissette, john mayer, zz top, rammstein, lady gaga, sublime, crystal method, bel biv devoe, jason mraz, beyonce, cypress hill, the killers, lenny kravitz, ac/dc, amy winehouse, allman brothers, arrested development, barenaked ladies, smashing pumpkins, van halen, luscious jackson, madonna, etc. etc.0 -
kraftwerk blows me away because they are making all the music themselves, no midi. you know how on a keyboard, you can set a beat, and it will just repeat itself? that's midi. Kraftwerk hand-produces every sound, so the perfect beats, the amazing timing, that's THEM, not just the synthesizer doing it for them. I think that is freaking amazing. especially when some of the tracks are like 10-15-20 minutes long.
their shows are supposed to be some kind of something else. they don't dance around, it's just the four of them at their synths, creating live and slightly remixed versions of each song.0 -
kraftwerk blows me away because they are making all the music themselves, no midi. you know how on a keyboard, you can set a beat, and it will just repeat itself? that's midi. Kraftwerk hand-produces every sound, so the perfect beats, the amazing timing, that's THEM, not just the synthesizer doing it for them. I think that is freaking amazing. especially when some of the tracks are like 10-15-20 minutes long.
their shows are supposed to be some kind of something else. they don't dance around, it's just the four of them at their synths, creating live and slightly remixed versions of each song.
Skinny Puppy was the same way, everything was created. If you had a drill sound, then it was them sampling a drill. they didn't just rip off sounds. Live performances they would bring out these ridiculous percussion contraptions. It was amazing.
You mentioned Morphine earlier. I own everything damn thing those guys put out. Seriously, one of the most under-rated bands in the last decade. I had a chance to see them live once in Lawrence Kansas, but I got deployed. That next year, Mark Sandman died. First time I was literallly depressed I never saw them live. Bummer.0 -
I'm 100% with you on Morphine.
how is it that they never get any attention?! So amazingly good!
my favorite few tracks that come immediately to mind are: Buena, Honey White, Rope on Fire, Electric Super Sex, and my favorite song ever from them is Cure for Pain. sigh.
I guess if you are gonna name your band Morphine, you gotta expect that you're gonna die of an overdose. :sad:0 -
I'm 100% with you on Morphine.
how is it that they never get any attention?! So amazingly good!
my favorite few tracks that come immediately to mind are: Buena, Honey White, Rope on Fire, Electric Super Sex, and my favorite song ever from them is Cure for Pain. sigh.
I guess if you are gonna name your band Morphine, you gotta expect that you're gonna die of an overdose. :sad:
I thought he had a massive heart-attack on stage? Atleast thats what I heard. Of course with a band like Morphine... i'm sure drug-abuse could be innevitable.
Oh man, Rope on Fire is one of my favorite songs. Though Cure for Pain is the quintessential Morphine album. I think The Night is by far my favorite. Every track is amazing.
I dont' know if you've heard them yet, but the rest of the band members went on to form another band (kinda similiar to Morphine) called Twinemen. Check them out.0 -
Cowgirls Don't Cry - Brooks and Dunn0
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Hey Stephen - Taylor Swift0
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I'm sorry but that little girl gets on my nerves, BIG TIME!!Hey Stephen - Taylor Swift0 -
I'm 100% with you on Morphine.
how is it that they never get any attention?! So amazingly good!
my favorite few tracks that come immediately to mind are: Buena, Honey White, Rope on Fire, Electric Super Sex, and my favorite song ever from them is Cure for Pain. sigh.
I guess if you are gonna name your band Morphine, you gotta expect that you're gonna die of an overdose. :sad:
I thought he had a massive heart-attack on stage? Atleast thats what I heard. Of course with a band like Morphine... i'm sure drug-abuse could be innevitable.
Oh man, Rope on Fire is one of my favorite songs. Though Cure for Pain is the quintessential Morphine album. I think The Night is by far my favorite. Every track is amazing.
I dont' know if you've heard them yet, but the rest of the band members went on to form another band (kinda similiar to Morphine) called Twinemen. Check them out.
I think his "heart-attack" is a nice way to say "cocaine/heroin overdose":smokin:
like Jim Henson (of the Muppets) died of pneumonia (not AIDS):huh:
I think you're right, The Night is my favorite too-
I will def. go check out Twinemen-
You are a wealth of great musical info for me!!!!! Sarge ROCKS:glasses:0 -
I Melt - Rascal Flatts0
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I went down memory lane with
Every Day is Halloween by Ministry today.. i LOOOOOOOOVE that song.0 -
I'm 100% with you on Morphine.
how is it that they never get any attention?! So amazingly good!
my favorite few tracks that come immediately to mind are: Buena, Honey White, Rope on Fire, Electric Super Sex, and my favorite song ever from them is Cure for Pain. sigh.
I guess if you are gonna name your band Morphine, you gotta expect that you're gonna die of an overdose. :sad:
I thought he had a massive heart-attack on stage? Atleast thats what I heard. Of course with a band like Morphine... i'm sure drug-abuse could be innevitable.
Oh man, Rope on Fire is one of my favorite songs. Though Cure for Pain is the quintessential Morphine album. I think The Night is by far my favorite. Every track is amazing.
I dont' know if you've heard them yet, but the rest of the band members went on to form another band (kinda similiar to Morphine) called Twinemen. Check them out.
I think his "heart-attack" is a nice way to say "cocaine/heroin overdose":smokin:
like Jim Henson (of the Muppets) died of pneumonia (not AIDS):huh:
I think you're right, The Night is my favorite too-
I will def. go check out Twinemen-
You are a wealth of great musical info for me!!!!! Sarge ROCKS:glasses:
a wealth of USELESS information... but yes.0 -
Sweet Dreams - The Eurythmics (I don't know if I spelled that right?)
I like Marilyn Manson's version too. I just like this song!0 -
Sweet Dreams - The Eurythmics (I don't know if I spelled that right?)
I like Marilyn Manson's version too. I just like this song!
Memaw, you are so cool. I don't even know how to handle you! haha0 -
Higher - Matt Nathanson0
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So I've been told. Ha ha ha
Just kidding.
Although lots of people don't know how to take me! ha ha
You know how us fellow S. Texans are!0 -
I'm a stay at home mom to my 3 year old son so normally I'm listening to him chit chatting or spongebob... :laugh:
Listening to the radio is a treat but only really listen to it in the car...0 -
Right now my car cd player has Etta James!! I love her music. I told you guys, I like a little bit of everything!
Memaw0 -
My daughter is only 9 months old but so far she's responded best to Alter Bridge. I listened to it all the time on my way to/from school because I loved it and was too lazy to find another CD to listen to. So, she heard it repeatedly in the womb! :laugh:
I'm on Pieces by Red right now 0 -
Heaven Knows-Donna Summer (I think that's the name of it.)
I told you I was listening to old soft stuff! LOL
I feel like putting some really high heels on and dancing in a circle with my arms outstretched!!! ha hahahahahahahahahah0 -
I am listening to the new girl here ask me the same question 50 times....and I am trying really hard to be patient and understanding but I really just wanna roll my eyes....
I am a brat today0 -
right now--helicopters flying overhead..0
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