What are you listening to?

[swansdown]

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Edited September 8, 2023 by swansdown

[Cash]

I just discovered a group called The Crystal Method. I'd describe them as a combination of Gorillaz and Daft Punk. A lot of their songs also remind me of something zircon and tefnek might do. They do a lot of electronica and break beat. Definitely recommend them, I'm really enjoying their music.

Here's their first album:

I find out about these these guys thanks to a show on Fox called Almost Human (which was canceled). The show was alright, but I really dug the music. Today on a whim, I remembered the show and looked up the composer, and it was The Crystal Method.

[Mr. Bottle Rocket]

- Original La-mulana Soundtrack

[Doulifée]

with that, some can guess what TV show i was watching a few day ago.

[Rockos]

Listening to babymetal - headbanger.

[entropicdecay]

Zas' new remix of my favorite theme from Perfect Dark. So good.

[JH Sounds]

Dresses - "Back to Life"

Edited June 22, 2014 by JH Sounds

[Doulifée]

Deadmau5 -

[Drachefly]

Franz Schmidt's 2nd symphony. Lush, dramatic, lonely.

[Anorax]

Walter Murphy - A Fifth of Beethoven

[Melbu Frahma]

[Anorax]

I apologize in advance.

[jnWake]

Genesis - And Then There Were Three (the album)

In particular,

. Simply incredible song.

[AngelCityOutlaw]

I apologize in advance.

...you're dead to me.

[Melbu Frahma]

[timaeus222]

Performed an oompah-loompah-esque arrangement of this in high school. Funniest song I ever sang IMO. 'Cause I almost knocked over a mic stand in the middle of the performance (and saved it!). Basically the story is that I get to hit on a girl in front of my character girlfriend and get pulled back aggressively. Rawr.

[Ryan Jobson]

http://www.openlab.fm and http://www.di.fm

I'm always streaming those at home or on my phone. di.fm is digitally imported. It's all electronic genres from ambient to dubstep to future synth pop to minimal. It's all there. Openlab has some more acoustic / indie kind of music mixed in too, usually with really interesting melodic stuff from certain artists. Openlab can be a little hit or miss sometimes but it's a great way to find new music.

[Bejack]

http://www.openlab.fm and http://www.di.fm

I'm always streaming those at home or on my phone. di.fm is digitally imported. It's all electronic genres from ambient to dubstep to future synth pop to minimal. It's all there. Openlab has some more acoustic / indie kind of music mixed in too, usually with really interesting melodic stuff from certain artists. Openlab can be a little hit or miss sometimes but it's a great way to find new music.

Thanks a bunch for those links i've been listenening to www.di.fm all morning. This is good to incorporate variety into the music that i usually listen to.

[alrubedo]

Giving the newest Seether album a good listening through again. I said it to myself and I'll say it again - I feel it's better than past works, more personal, and not so 'pissy' angry, but more of a 'I understand where I screwed up' sort of angry. If that makes sense.

[Melbu Frahma]

, by Yoko Kanno, on the Wolf's Rain soundtrack.

[JH Sounds]

Stephen Lynch - "

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[timaeus222]

This whole thing. Favorite tracks were this and this. Edited August 9, 2014 by timaeus222

[Unknown Alias]

Been listening to "Give Up" by The Postal Service again. I think my new favorite of the album has to be

, if anything just for the amazing guitar riff at 3:07

[Anorax]

by Sharkoffs. Epilepsy warning, there's a lot of flashing. If you suffer from epilepsy, either don't watch, or open in another tab and/or minimize. (There are a lot of triforces involved, though, so there's that)

[Melbu Frahma]