Music sharing thread.

[Baby Gary]

I'm listening to two steps from hell, the closest thing to heaven that music has to offer (along with almost every Baroque, Classical, and Romantic song). Listen to them, their songs will blow your socks off, try Victory, Cannon in D minor, Heart of Courage, Blackheart, Winterspell, Star Sky, All is hell that ends well (All from TSHF)

[navas]

Flying Lotus - Never Catch Me

[Peebles]

I picked up At the Drive In's new album, In-ter-a-li-a yesterday, and now can't stop listening to it. Their first new material since reforming, sixteen years since their last album and it's absolutely incredible. I can even forgive them for making me feel so damn old with the sixteen year thing.

[Avianmosquito]

I just met somebody who made me think of this for some reason. Hm. Why could that be?

Probably because a douchebag who looked like that beat the **** out of my favorite customer last night. I am slightly upset.

[B-Man]

I've recently let Spotify tell me what to listen to for awhile and it's algorithm has given me 6 Daily Mix playlists; I'll share the first song from each list.

Daily Mix 1:
Omnipresent Perception (Via YouTube)
Beyond Creation

Daily Mix 2:
The Pursuit of Vikings (Via YouTube)
Amon Amarth

Daily Mix 3:
Meet Matt Stryker (Via Soundcloud)
Carpenter Brut

Daily Mix 4:
Promised Grace (Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles) (Via Soundcloud)
Sean Schanfianski
I really wish that Spotify had the official FFCC soundtrack available to listen to. Kumi Tanioka composed a suburb soundtrack for the game!

Daily Mix 5:
Day Twelve: Trauma (Via YouTube)
Ayreon

Daily Mix 6:
Breaking the Law (Via YouTube)
Judas Priest

All-in-all, I think that the Spotify algorithm has learned my musical taste quite nicely.

[2D8HP]

Something to make you move (original artist):



The first version I every heard was by The Rolling Stones

The latest version I've heard was by Joan Osborne

[Avianmosquito]

This has been stuck in my head lately. No reason.

[2D8HP]

Well, Avianmosquito, I dedicate this song to you:

[AuthorGirl]

The music I usually listen to is rather different from the music I play. Playing Baroque, Classical, and Romantic music is something akin to swimming in the sky (Sonatina in C Major, Op. 55, No. 1 by F. Kuhlau is a piece I have loved for a long time, the Vivace movement being by far the best in my opinion). But I'm pretty sure this is a thread for music to listen to, so . . .

Adele
"Rolling in the Deep"
"Set Fire to the Rain"

Joseph (Natalie, Meegan, and Allison Closner)
"White Flag"
"Blood and Tears"
"Honest"
"Eyes to the Sky"
"Whirlwind"
These last two are a bit religious - with "Eyes to the Sky" it depends on how you listen, but "Whirlwind" is pretty blatantly talking to God at one point. If you'd rather not hear that, I'd advise not listening.

Elizaveta
"Hero"

Alan Doyle
"Summer Summer Night"

Tegan and Sara
"The Con"
"The Ocean"
"The Cure"
"U-Turn"
"Hell"
"Northshore"
"Goodbye, Goodbye"
"I know I know I know"

Donovan Woods
"What Kind of Love Is That"

Hosier
"Take Me to Church"

David Usher
"They Will Believe (in this love)"

The last three songs all reference religion in some way. "What Kind of Love Is That" seems to be a song of praise. The other two are some pretty harsh commentary on Christianity.

Anyway, there are more, these are just a few of my favourites.

[Avianmosquito]

What shall we use, to fill... The empty... spaces? The waves of hunger... Roar.... Shall we set out across this sea... Of faces? In search of more... and more... Applause?

Shall we buy a new guitar? Shall we drive a more powerful car? Shall we work straight through the night? Shall we GET INTO FIGHTS, leave the lights on, DROP BOMBS, do tours of the east, contract diseases, BURY BONES, BREAK UP HOMES, send flowers by phone, TAKE TO DRINK, go to shrinks, give up meat, RARELY SLEEP, keep people as pets, train dogs, raise rats, fill the attic with cash, bury treasure for our leisure but NEVER RELAX AT ALL, with our backs to the wall?

[Esthershen]

Tori Kelly - Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing (SING Movie Soundtrack)

[Goodkill]

i'm going to brag about how good my soundtrack is (referencing AvianMosquito's sig lol). i wouldn't ask anybody to listen to the whole thing as it's 35 tracks long (actually 36, but i didn't upload the 36th track, or the loops i made for background). and it's not that great actually ... but the melodies and rhythms are simple and fun to listen to.

i worked hard at making sure there was a reasonably uniform quality of my tracks, but i do have some i like more than others, if you want to give a listen :)

1) 14 Stone Giant Guarding the Ancient Great Road
2) 25 Ruins
3) 17 Plesiosaur-Like Monster Guarding the Heart of the Earth
4) 0 The Dark Unicorn
5) 20 Half Dragon's Monster Stronghold
6) 4 Haunted Mausoleum
7) 3 Theme for The City of Scales

it's like 11 or 12 minutes total to listen to all these.

edit: actually because the CoS theme is kind of long, maybe 15 minutes

[Thurbane]

The new Danzig song is actually pretty good!
Nice and bluesy, a bit like some of the slower tracks on Lucifuge and How the Gods Kill.

[Thurbane]

The new Danzig song is actually pretty good!
Nice and bluesy, a bit like some of the slower tracks on Lucifuge and How the Gods Kill.

PS my wife thinks it might be Margot Robbie in the video, but my Google-fu neither confirms or denies this...help?!?

[rooster707]

I'm listening to the new Foo Fighters album, Concrete and Gold. I'm liking it a lot so far. (My mother's opinion: "That David Grohl has a foul mouth!")

[FreddyNoNose]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN2ntx4kPO4

[Palak10]

As i am Indian
I love to listen retro music..

Now a days Song - depecito cross Bollions views on youtube

[kedirimakmur1]

thats very nice video l see

[Rizz]

I am a true metalhead, but i won´t suggest heavy metal.... i recomend VnV Nation, that band made me like electronic music. Begin with "Illusion", "Nova" or "Beloved"

I love Illusion. That song gets me every time.

As for now, I am chilling out to some Infected Mushroom. Big fan of Vicious Delicious and Army of Mushrooms.

[2D8HP]

TheFlamin' Groovies performing "Slow Death" in 1972:

[Thurbane]

I'm making a 60s & 70s hard rock and metal play list on YouTube, and I'm looking for suggestions. I've already got Black Sabbath, Judas priest, Jimi Henrix, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Mountain, AC/DC, Rose Tattoo etc. in there.

Looking for any and all suggestions.

Cheers - T

[Feytalist]

I'm making a 60s & 70s hard rock and metal play list on YouTube, and I'm looking for suggestions. I've already got Black Sabbath, Judas priest, Jimi Henrix, Rainbow, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Mountain, AC/DC, Rose Tattoo etc. in there.

Looking for any and all suggestions.

Cheers - T

The likes of Uriah Heep and Steppenwolf. Blue Oyster Cult is a must. Hawkwind, even if only for their influence on later metal bands. Motorhead kinda started in the 70s, I guess? Early Alice Cooper fits. UFO, Scorpions, Van Halen, Foreigner... Aerosmith if you really want. Cirith Ungol on the heavier side.

If you want to stretch your genre definitions a bit, Creedence, Skynyrd, Joe Walsh could be good. Yes and the prog gang, too. Thin Lizzy's heavier songs.

[2D8HP]

I'm making a 60s & 70s hard rock and metal play list on YouTube, and I'm looking for suggestions...

I may have just a few suggestions...

*cracks knuckles*

The Creation

The Dictators

Iggy & the Stooges

The MC 5

The Radio Birdman

The Saints

The Stooges

T-Rex

The Yardbirds

And as a bonus, a Hawkwind song of the 1970's performed in 1981 by:

Motörhead

[Goodkill]

Aqua is fantastic. Got a lot of programming done while listening to them in the background. Also just listening to them whenever.

I just wonder why they aren't more popular (judging by youtube views and likes). But they are known for mainly just two albums.

Also didn't see mentioned The Offspring. I really liked Rise and Fall Rage and Grace.

I'll also mention a couple old favorites. Opeth (death metal but have a really good singer), Tristania (makes for great D&D fantasy music!), Flyleaf (if you're okay with Christian rock; though is a good band regardless), Fireflight (another Christian rock; maybe less attractive to non-religious folks). I'm at a friend's house so i don't have my mp3 player to look up other musicians i like. Ah, Nightwish of course - another good one for the D&D sword and sorcery type themes. Nile for good "Egyptian themed" death metal, also good for dungeon delving music. Sirenia (related to Tristania because founded by the same guy) is also decent. Can't think of any more off the top of my head.

[kyoryu]

Flyleaf is more "rock that happens to be Christian" than straight-out Christian rock.

[KillingAScarab]

There's a new free OCRemix album, based on Hiroki Kikuta's soundtrack to Secret of Mana. Resonance of the Pure Land has a lot of good tracks, but right now, "Footsteps to Destiny" (an arrangement of "One of them is Hope") is the one I find the most moving.

[Velaryon]

I've been all over the place lately, musically speaking.

One recent band I've found is Pomplamoose. They're a husband and wife duo that does a lot of fun songs and covers. They kind of only have one speed, so I can only listen to so much at once, but I like them quite a bit even though they're well outside the kind of music I normally listen to. Here's one of their more amusing songs:




I've also been on a Motown kick the last few days, just devouring music from the Four Tops, Stevie Wonder, the Jackson 5, the Supremes, and a dozen other acts. I could also pretty much listen to Ben E. King sing "Stand By Me" on repeat for the rest of eternity and I don't know that I'd ever get sick of it. But there's just too many good songs out there to stick to one, no matter how much I like it.


Last week I had a craving for some In Extremo, who I was big into 13 or 14 years ago. I found one of their songs on Headbanger's Ball one day while I was home from college, and proceeded to tell all my friends about this new band I'd found that was "basically Rammstein with bagpipes." Eventually I came to find they were a lot more than just that, but sometimes Rammstein with bagpipes is exactly what I want! (I was going to link one of their videos, but apparently I can only do one video per post).

[KillingAScarab]

One recent band I've found is Pomplamoose.

I haven't checked out Pomplamoose in some time. Here's their "My Favorite Things" cover, in which they also explain the band name and then get inundated with requests for soap.



I particularly like the accordion on that one.

[YangerDanger]

Anything by The Megas or Protomen, especially "History Repeating" and "The Will of One"

[Spanish_Paladin]

I recommend "the lady of shalott" and "Higwayman". Two great adaptations by Loreena McKennitt of two famous poems. I cry every time i hear them.