Thread: what are you listening to???

Probably my favorite of all that era.

Originally Posted by GEM

Probably my favorite of all that era.

be honest. . . do you ever listen to anything recorded past the 90s?

not dissin' ya, just curious. . .

Originally Posted by dogfish

be honest. . . do you ever listen to anything recorded past the 90s?

not dissin' ya, just curious. . .

It's mostly shit, so I'm guessing no.

Originally Posted by dogfish

be honest. . . do you ever listen to anything recorded past the 90s?

not dissin' ya, just curious. . .

Why bother? It's been nothing but absolute shit since then. Few and far between do I find anything of substance anymore. What the hell am I to choose from: Bieber, Beyonce, or Coldplay? ******* trash. Drake, Kanye, or Taylor what's her ******* name. I probably couldn't name a current artist right now who interests me like a Nirvana, Jane's Addiction, or Korn. My daughter takes over the radio and I could probably find the sounds of someone puking far more entertaining than the shit on the radio these days.

Originally Posted by GEM

Why bother? It's been nothing but absolute shit since then. Few and far between do I find anything of substance anymore. What the hell am I to choose from: Bieber, Beyonce, or Coldplay? ******* trash. Drake, Kanye, or Taylor what's her ******* name. I probably couldn't name a current artist right now who interests me like a Nirvana, Jane's Addiction, or Korn. My daughter takes over the radio and I could probably find the sounds of someone puking far more entertaining than the shit on the radio these days.

Listen to trampled by turtles. Modern music done right

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I've been on a big Paramore kick lately. I have a huge crush on Hayley Williams.

Originally Posted by Pudge

Listen to trampled by turtles. Modern music done right

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OK, I finally tried out this band you stump for on the regular. It was good Sunday morning hippie music that seems like would fit well in KBCO's Studio C. I liked it. Not sure I'd throw much of it on at a party, but good to listen to on a lazy Sunday morning.

I listened to Wild Animals. I liked the up tempo stuff best, Are You Behind the Shining Star? was the best song on the album, but I liked Silver Light, Come Back Home and Western World too. It felt like they were more at home with the mid to up tempo stuff and were experimenting a little with the slower paced music. The up tempo songs felt better composed and more focused. Overall, I liked it. Thanks Pudge.

The newer stuff I enjoy is Ghost, Tame Impala, Phantogram, and Plants & Animals. Tame Impala cracks my top 10 all time list. But I've always been a sucker for the Beatles type catchy prog rock style of music...Floyd, Tool, Zep, and so on.

Also had a little Bon Iver phase that consisted of me listening to For Emma, Forever Ago about a million times in a row.

Love it when I find forgotten gems. The bass intro so boss.



I had to look this up, this is the reference. Kinda cool.

BTW that's a young Paxton Lynch on drums.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

Love it when I find forgotten gems. The bass intro so boss.


I had to look this up, this is the reference. Kinda cool.

Interesting. I always wondered who did it originally. Here is Ozzy and Type O Negatives version of it which i have always enjoyed.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

The newer stuff I enjoy is Ghost, Tame Impala, Phantogram, and Plants & Animals. Tame Impala cracks my top 10 all time list. But I've always been a sucker for the Beatles type catchy prog rock style of music...Floyd, Tool, Zep, and so on.

If we're talking modern radio rock bands, there are quite a few that are really good. A few to check out...

Nothing More...Islander...Sleepwave...MoTHER...Royal Thunder...Bring Me the Horizon...Royal Blood

Originally Posted by northman

interesting. I always wondered who did it originally. Here is ozzy and type o negatives version of it which i have always enjoyed.

yes!