What music do you listen to?

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2 minutes ago, lotus.angel said:

Probably one of the many long lost cousins I have never met.  no, seriously  lol

 

LMAO, well not many people pull out Garbage. Good stuff and well played.

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4 minutes ago, lotus.angel said:

How could I have not posted this yet.  Bad fourm music thread person I am! 

 

How dare you?! You pulled out Garbage...I'm very curious where this is headed.  #wondering

[fishburger67]

1 hour ago, lotus.angel said:

 

Love the bass here.

[Alessia Wellington]

[Guest]

Oh, we're going female power? Gotcha.

 

 

[Guest]

> My Prince told me that his father told him that if you started to play guitar and you didn't know this song, nobody took you seriously. It was very popular in our country for decades. I like it. My Prince knows to play it and I like his interpretation especially when my Ivy sings harmony with him.

 

 

Edited December 14, 2021 by Evaloves4

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40 minutes ago, Evaloves4 said:

> My Prince told me that his father told him that if you started to play guitar and you didn't know this song, nobody took you seriously. It was very popular in our country for decades. I like it. My Prince knows to play it and I like his interpretation especially when my Ivy sings harmony with him.

 

 

 

Fucking talent...nuff said.

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Just now, zelphador23 said:

 

Fucking talent...nuff said.

> Can't tell. Didn't listen him much. Only two or three songs. My parents says they listened his music a lot when they were younger. They still have many records from '60's and '70's.

[KoolHndLuke]

Saying farewell and hope to see you again soon to the few in my life that mattered most. May your star always shine bright.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, KoolHndLuke said:

Saying farewell and hope to see you again soon to the few in my life that mattered most. May your star always shine bright.

 

> This is nice song. Ivy's father loved Pink Floyd very much and this particular song.

[Guest]

The talent is in the purity. Not using anything to help with voice or anything. Just raw skill.

[Clea Strange]

I listen to Daughtry like this song "Waiting for Superman"

 

 

[Lexi SubZero]

I have a sudden urge to reinstall Rocket League... ⚽? 

 

[S3thus]

 

 

Edited December 14, 2021 by S3thus

[steelpanther24]

In a mood to watch some 90s series.   

 

 

 

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"I shouted out 'WHO KILLED THE KENNEDYS' when after all, it was you and me."   just sayin'

 

 

Edited December 14, 2021 by lotus.angel

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Well, speaking to girl empowerment (I prefer that in place of power as I find the true effect of power to be an ugly thing- I am sensitive to words in strange ways like that) I think a female simply remaking a song that should never be remade, and breathing a new experience into it for the is empowering.  Since I have already posted Tori Amos twice, I'll pass on her version and share this.

 

 

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One of the many bands (similar to the Queen movie clip I posted) who have given the music industry a much deserved middle finger.  What is popular is often SHIT.  Rock on to the real artists out there.  Many people could take life lessons from this shit

 

 

[Guest]

Sorry, but Ed Sheeran...kinda makes me want to do things. ?
 

 

[Guest]

This post is as much a tribute to Bob Geldof as to the Boomtown Rats.  He was a force-to-be-reckoned-with in the Live Aid music event.  Also, played "Pink" in the movie "The Wall".  He took the role after first saying "I am in a punk rock band, why the fuck would I do anything with a bunch of sell-outs".  After which he heard the substance of the album and recognized the mainstream was about to get a kick to the face presentation in an epic way the very heart of the punk rock message. Well, that the infamous moment preceding the writing of The Wall, when the lead singer of Pink Floyd literally spat at the audience for not really "listening" (a nutshell description).  This was something that punk bands did regularly and when Pink Floyd did it, they unofficially to many of us, became bad ass punk rockers.  And will always be that to me.

 

 

 

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A favourite from a new band

 

 

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