Bittersweet Candy Bowl

@X-uve

Yeah I was Carson. I wanted to see who else spotted it.

WH00t! music sw33t! Dimmu

This is why I avoid the NSFW threads like the plague

Video game, and instrumental music mostly. Along with some classic rock to round out my play-list…. and.. a lot of Disney songs now that I think of it.

Right this minute?
Distortions in the void from Valkery profile!

I love the music from the Mega Man X series. I never played the third game or any that came after that, if it did. But twelve years after the last time I played it, I can still remember some of the riffs to that intro.

Also.

Lady Gaga is a drag queen. *runs away really fucking fast*

Hey, she was proven to be a woman during a live show recently.

Aight! Khabir knows!
also add: AC/DC, Anthrax, VNV Nation, KMFDM, Nightwish, NIN, SOAD, Rammstein, Judas Priest, Motörhead, Golden Earring, Dragonforce, Kamelot, Finntroll, Equilibrium, Combichrist, XP8, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Rotersand, Serj Tankian, Monofader, Assemblage 23, Pendulum, Suicide Commando, X-Fusion, Deathstars, Front 242, Radiohead, Ozzy Osbourne, Queen, The Beatles, Rolling STones, and many more! (Nina Simone, Olivia Newton John)
genres: (hard)rock, most kinds of metal, Industrial, EBM, Futurepop, some Techno/Hardstyle-mixstuff.

DEATH to crap like tokio hotel, kid rock, marlyin manson and other forms of aids!

*A ninja always has many secrets which he is sworn never to reveal upon pain of death. The secret of the Ninja warm-up music is among the closely guarded of these secrets. It is a music so perfect that it allows even a mediocre Ninja to accomplish nigh-impossible tasks. Due to the perfection of this music, Ninjas rarely listen to other forms of music. It is therefore with great difficulty that the Ninja attempts to recall a musician that he listened to before he was inducted into the ranks of the Ninja Elite (the only ones permitted to use the Ninja warm-up music).*

…um…anybody heard of a guy named Bruce Hornsby?

Pretty much… None!

I listen to the occasional video game soundtrack, but other than that I find music annoying more than anything else.

i’m a hiphop head

Counting Crows
Belle and Sebastian
Simon and Garfunkel
Small Faces
Mull Historical Sociaty
DC TALK
Mercy Me
Jars Of Clay
just a few of my favorite bands.

paul simon is my favorite songwriter ever
graceland/ rhythm of the saints are masterful albums

*Silence…utter silence*

Sound of Silence? or do you not like what he did with Garfunkel?

i listen to a lot of things.. favorites are “panic at the disco” and “system of a down”

are you kidding i love what he did with garfunkel
parsley sage rosemary and thyme and bridge and over troubled water are 2 of my favorite folk/ pop albums everrr
however i think his solo stuff is more interesting because he experimented with other genres from around the world and incorporated his love of pop into them (esp on graceland)

also i dont think sound of silence is their best song
i dont even think thats the best song on the album of the same name

Anyone here listen to Bluegrass?

I’m going down my complete Led Zeppelin collection on iTunes and making sure I’ve listened to each song at least once.

yes i listen to bluegrass captainbaconman hi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvIz_GXKUss

I’ll listen to anything that’s on :p as long as I’m not in control of the radio xD

I mostly listen to metal, leaning towards Prog (Dream Theater, Protest The Hero, etc.) but I honestly listen to anything as long as it’s good.

I’m not sure if this will work, but these are playlists of my favorite songs:

Favorite songs
So-called “second place”, songs I like a lot but aren’t good enough (or repeatable enough) to be on my favorite list
Stuff I listen to but which isn’t my favorite. Sometimes gets upgraded to the first two lists.

Good times.

Mostly a lot of Metal, Progressive and Classic British Rock.

Megadeth, Dream Theater and Pink Floyd are freaking GAWDS! But, I always have time to listen to some other things and very rarely I’ll listen to Nu-Metal. (Really, it’s just Disturbed, SOAD etc.)

@ Dragon: The only one you and I have in common on the top of that list is “Sympathy for the Devil.” I like the guy who plays piano on that song, Nicky Hopkins, because he died from the same disease I have.

@ Ray: You know, having heard both versions of Pink Floyd’s “Echoes,” I can say the edited version from their “best of” album is easily one of the greatest songs of all time. Have you tried any of the movie syncs yet?

I’ll listen to just about anything, but my fav had to be Country music, which honestly peple usually think of old country when they imagine country music, it’s not at all what it used to be. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atBg9zLI2bA A hilarious song by a new singer. If you watch it, wait until the second verse to judge

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1GPTCbAtHU

This song makes me think of BCB whenever I hear it since I was listening to it when I read trough the archives.

It kinda fits too.

I don’t know how that makes you think of BCB, but that is a hilarious a capella version of it

Like I said it’s mostly because I was listening to it while reading which makes me associate it with BCB.

That happens to me. Songs get stuck the way they are where I here them sometimes. Example: I get physically ill when I hear the album “Low” by David Bowie because I was piss drunk when I heard it the first time.

Jason mraz! He just has the amazing power of making me happy whatever is going on :3

@ Tobee

I’ve got fond memories of Jason Mraz. Our showband played butterfly as part of their set list when I was in the military band so that song usually echoed in the halls of our barracks when they were practising during summer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpdhflqdCZI

Hearing that always made me smile no matter what crap we had to go trough.

@ Pixel, sounds very good :3 Nice to have some nordic fellas here aswell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcCNcgoyG_0

Foghat

@Tobee and Pixelnator: I effin love Jason Mraz. Especially “Butterfly”. I loved how my mother had no idea what the song really was about, so I could sing it all the time anywhere and dance it up.

The pokemon version of Butterfly was really fun.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rioomeyTLjo

its epic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvwBlVmOsuM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY63KTMrkTM

i know double post,i suck..
but i couldnt edit D:

Lynyrd Skynyrd is playing at Knebworth,England 1976
Tom petty is playing at Oakland,California 1991