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Hole- celebrity skin
"Shuffle" has given me:
Pilot - Alisha's Attic
followed by
The Drugs Don't Work - The Verve
Pilot - Alisha's Attic
followed by
The Drugs Don't Work - The Verve
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Last coupla days I have been listening to a healthy mix of Alice In Chains and Strapping Young Lad.
Damn... I forgot how good they both are. Or were, as the case may be.
*Potters about singing along to Heaven Beside You*
Damn... I forgot how good they both are. Or were, as the case may be.
*Potters about singing along to Heaven Beside You*
Dude! That's one of the greatest songs ever!
Like the coldest winter chill, heaven beside you... hell within...
Me and my mates always try (and fail) to sing that in harmony.
And you think you have it still, heaven inside you!
Alice in Chains are some of the greatest musicians ever to walk the planet. RIP Layne!
Well, now you've got me onto the subject, I am also listening to 'Heaven Beside You'. Aswell as 'I am inside'.
God Put A Smile Upon Your Face - Coldplay
I'm also printing out Passepied (Suite Bergamasque) - Debussy and the printer is groaning in time to the music. It does give Coldplay an edge.
I'm also printing out Passepied (Suite Bergamasque) - Debussy and the printer is groaning in time to the music. It does give Coldplay an edge.
Linkin Park- Breaking the habit
Listening to more of me, I'm afraid. My speakers are so screwed up,
(therefore):
I should fix them
(were it not for):
my laziness.
So I've been humming/singing some Dave Matthews Band and David Bowie. ("The Space Between" and "Space Oddity", respectively)
(therefore):
I should fix them
(were it not for):
my laziness.
So I've been humming/singing some Dave Matthews Band and David Bowie. ("The Space Between" and "Space Oddity", respectively)
The violent femmes- colour me once
Jimi Hendrix - Red House
Snow Patrol - Run
its on the radio.
its on the radio.
More Toto. I'm not going to say which one so that Hobbes can at least enjoy one day without it being contaminated by my record collection.
Oh hell, 'I Won't Hold You Back'.
Oh hell, 'I Won't Hold You Back'.
Silverchair - Frogstomp
Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots
Nothing like the daddy of the heavy metal.
Nothing like the daddy of the heavy metal.
The killers- Somebody told me
I love this song, It's funny ^.^
"Well somebody told me, That you had a boyfriend, who looked like a girlfriend"
I love this song, It's funny ^.^
"Well somebody told me, That you had a boyfriend, who looked like a girlfriend"
Slipknot-Wait and Bleed
I feel thair rise up in me.I wander out where you can see, inside my shell I wait and bleed. ¤_¤
I feel thair rise up in me.I wander out where you can see, inside my shell I wait and bleed. ¤_¤
QUOTE (JimiJimi @ Sep 24 2005, 02:41 PM)
More Toto. I'm not going to say which one so that Hobbes can at least enjoy one day without it being contaminated by my record collection.
Doesn't work I'm afraid; I end up listening to more due to no lack of direction in Toto-playing.
Currently:
The Killing Moon (Up All Night Mix)
- Echo And The Bunnymen
Hate To Say I Told You So - The Hives
QUOTE (little_bear @ Sep 25 2005, 07:19 PM)
Hate To Say I Told You So - The Hives
I <3 that song ^.^
The hives-Walk idiot walk
Little Girls by Oingo Boingo
Today I made an... interesting score. At this one local second hand book store I came across a pile of new CD's and upon flicking through them found some very bizarre and intriguing stuff. Zen Rock & Roll - End of the Age? Yes very bizarre so naturally I buy some of these CD's. I ended up at two dollars a CD: the Zen Rock one, The Last Dance - ...Reflections of Rage..., The Last Chance - Once Beautiful, and Chain - Reconstruct, which now I am listening too.
The opening track of chain went a little something like this. "If someone were to discover the meaning and purpose of the universe, instantly it would disappear and be replaced with another even more bizarre". I thought that was my own unique theory, well guess it just proves that nothing is original.
The opening track of chain went a little something like this. "If someone were to discover the meaning and purpose of the universe, instantly it would disappear and be replaced with another even more bizarre". I thought that was my own unique theory, well guess it just proves that nothing is original.
Demonika and the darklings-carousel of flames
QUOTE (depressed lonely crazy person @ Sep 26 2005, 08:47 PM)
Demonika and the darklings-carousel of flames
I really like that song. I love the random treasures one finds randomly searching the internet!
Currently listening A friend doing a metal show on a local radio station. Lots of System of a Down.
Led Zeppelin IV. Just listening through some of my old vinyl. Although my record player plays slightly faster than it should, but hell. Makes Plant sound even more like a squeaky voiced kid than normal...
Can't Stand Me Now - The Libertines
My chemical romance- Vampires will never hurt you
Boris the Spider - The Who
Hysteria-Muse
Boards of Canada; ROYGBIV
Paradise lost, and a little bit of Lacuna coil for my goth-metal desserts!
Jethro Tull - North Sea Oil. Plus I've been listening to the new Sigur Ros (insert accents as you wish) album a fair bit.
Arbeit Macht Frei - The Libertines.
A weird live bootleg of PJ Harvey. She's playing Taut right now.
If You Tolerate This - Manic Street Preachers
And now it's The Sisters of Mercy - First and Last and Always, currently on A Rock and a Hard Place.
Mew - 156 (accoustic)
Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere - The Who
Mew; Mica
The Sisters of Mercy - Nine While Nine
Green Day; Basket Case
MC Frontalot - Charity Case
Lit; Miserable
Jethro Tull - Orion
Tears for Fears; Everybody Wants to Rule the World
The Who - I can See For Miles
Morrissey; Jack the Ripper
QUOTE (CheeseMoose @ Sep 27 2005, 09:22 PM)
The Who - I can See For Miles
Choon, my friend.
Sunday, Sunday - Blur
Blur; Song 2
I concur LB
Thin Lizzy - The Boy's are Back in Town
Thin Lizzy - The Boy's are Back in Town
CM, your apostraphe wounds me in a deep dark place not meant to be wounded.
I am listening to internet radio, and the song on is by the Mountaineers, called "Camped Out". The sound on my computer is so distortion-ridden that it kind of sounds like Radiohead, though.
I am listening to internet radio, and the song on is by the Mountaineers, called "Camped Out". The sound on my computer is so distortion-ridden that it kind of sounds like Radiohead, though.
Sigur Ros - Takk
The Concretes
The Concretes
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