So, what are you listening to?

[straight6pwr]

oh how i wish the snow was gone right now so i could respond properly to that

[HipMF]

This one came up on pandora randomly this past weekend. Have not heard it in many years.

[Jdesign]

HipMF said:

I used to work with a guy that listened to MSI all the time... not a fan, but it seems topical.

Damn! I havent heard of these guys in quite some years! thaks for this!

[HipMF]

SteelBlue said:

This whole album is fantastic

This guy:

[Rekpoint]

Lets see. Listening to alot of

Suicideboys

Shakewell

Shrezzers

Our Hollow, Our Home

Doesnt look like yall listen to the same shit I do LOL

[HipMF]

No surprises, please.

[HipMF]

This Royksopp cover...

[HipMF]

because someone said Otis:

For those in the know, the entire track is based off a riff from a Funkadelic song...

Edit: In hindsight, (according to Benjamin) this isn't a song, because it doesn't have any lyrics, so we'll call it a "track". 

[B C]

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[Ryan...]

Dwight Yoakam - Buenos Noches from a Lonely Room

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm8yTcgY-bE

[dreamore04]

The Scientist by Coldplay.

[HipMF]

Was going to stop shitposting here, but you really set me up for this one.

[HipMF]

I guess I'll throw in a chaser this time in case you need something to wash the bad taste out of your mouth.

[Jdesign]

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[HipMF]

Jdesign said:

Admittedly, I made a roll eyes at the words "trap nation". Did a listen and it weren't so bad. Good example of a vocal makes better of a song despite it's trappings (har har).

Here's anuder Juan (soz, into is long).

bonus BMW water pump iconography.

[Jdesign]

HipMF said:

Admittedly, I made a roll eyes at the words "trap nation". Did a listen and it weren't so bad. Good example of a vocal makes better of a song despite it's trappings (har har).

I feel the same way about "trap" and its use. It that case its just someone reposting it on their Soundcloud page and its not the actual artists name.

[HipMF]

Our UPS driver at work likes to do music trivia with our materials team. On tuesday he played "it's my life" by talk talk on his phone and gave them a multiple choice to guess who it was by. Our materials team isn't so musically inclined, so no one got it right. The he asked "What 90's band covered this song". Somehow, I managed to pull this one out of my ass. Even though I've heard both versions, I don't think I've ever realized that the No Doubt version was a cover...

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Unrelated? I've recently been digging into some early punk/goth stuff.  Like the dance/ska tunes shown above, it's often dominated melodically by the bass line as opposed to the guitar parts...

[SteelBlue]

I've listened to 774 hours of music so far this year. Didn't think that was a lot originally, but it's over a month of listening to music.

[P_Roloff]

SteelBlue said:

I've listened to 774 hours of music so far this year. Didn't think that was a lot originally, but it's over a month of listening to music.

I just looked at this too. 1,018 hours, or a little over 42 full days. Damn. Guess I’m getting my money’s worth on Apple Music.

[HipMF]

I almost got kicked out of the car at lunch today for making fun of Guns 'n Roses.

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Facts nearly lost to history:

Two of Jefferson Airplane's biggest hits, "White Rabbit" and "Somebody to Love" were actually songs that Grace Slick "carried with her" (aka lifted) from her previous band The Great Society.