OT: Watcha Listenin' To? - Part IV

[mirimon]

[kimmofan44]

if nobody has listened to the richard patrick(filter) and deleo brothers(stone temple pilots) one and only callaboration album entitled "army of anyone", its excellent, and i think better than stp's new album. also in excellent is filter's latest "the trouble with angels" i am guilty of being a big filter fan but as biased as i am i do think that "the trouble with angel's" is good enough to appeal to anyone and thier best album since 1998's "welcom to the fold".

[mirimon]

[orange is better]

The new Mars Volta album is fantastic.

[SolidSnakeUS]

For some reason, I can't stand Mars Volta.

[Krishna]

Originally Posted by SolidSnakeUS

For some reason, I can't stand Mars Volta.

Same

[Yukon Cornelius]

[Prongo]

Freddie Mercury at Live Aid was just.... amazing. I remember when I first saw it and was like, this guy is a god. Huge Queen fan now lol Best frontman ever! Its a piece of music everyone should listen to.

[Krishna]

Thanks to Ultra and Steve Aoki's set today, i refound this song.
Still awesome.

[Amateur Hour]

Here's two Seattle hip hop artists who are huge in the Northwest US music scene right now. I think it's only a matter of time before Sol blows up nationally, but I also really like Macklemore. I know about Sol because one of my best friends from childhood is a producer who has worked with him before and made some of his beats ("Millions" is one of them), while one of my close girl friends from college grew up with Macklemore's producer and they went to high school together (James A. Garfield in Seattle). Pretty cool stuff.

[Beef Invictus]

[JDinklage Morgoone]

Originally Posted by Beef Invictus

Seen Tool 4 times. My favorite band.

I've been getting into the 80s a lot recently. Pet Shop Boys, Huey Lewis, etc.

[Beef Invictus]

Originally Posted by Hextall89

Seen Tool 4 times. My favorite band.

I've been getting into the 80s a lot recently. Pet Shop Boys, Huey Lewis, etc.

Well then. For you:











Cockatoo? More like....rockatoo.

Edit: Hell, one more:



Edit 2: Actually..."Mr. Bad Example" might have been a 90s album. Oh well, it still sounds like the 80s.

[JDinklage Morgoone]

Thanks, Beef. Needs more New Order though. Talk about awesome music.

[SolidSnakeUS]

Honestly I'm still a fan of this version of a New Order song:

[Beef Invictus]

Originally Posted by Hextall89

Thanks, Beef. Needs more New Order though. Talk about awesome music.

Seems like you already know about New Order. So I will submit Echo and the Bunnymen, which is a different genre, but is also a forgotten band.

Originally Posted by SolidSnakeUS

Honestly I'm still a fan of this version of a New Order song:

The original Blue Monday was a technological marvel, it's production was enormously expensive if I'm not mistaken.

[SolidSnakeUS]

Originally Posted by Beef Invictus

Seems like you already know about New Order. So I will submit Echo and the Bunnymen, which is a different genre, but is also a forgotten band.





The original Blue Monday was a technological marvel, it's production was enormously expensive if I'm not mistaken.

Oh I'm sure. Just the Orgy one is what I grew up hearing. Also don't forget Journey. They started in the 70s, but went well into the 80s.

[Beef Invictus]

Nine Inch Nails is also an 80s band/person:

[SolidSnakeUS]

Surprisingly late 80s. Red Hot Chili Peppers formed in 83. Kreator.

[JagerPuck]

Originally Posted by Hextall89

Seen Tool 4 times. My favorite band.

I've been getting into the 80s a lot recently. Pet Shop Boys, Huey Lewis, etc.

10 times.

[Beef Invictus]

[Phunhog]

Bad Brains tour stop Thursday April 19th, 2012 @ the Troc

[Beef Invictus]

[Beef Invictus]

Jamiroquai's Abbey Road episode was really, really good.

[Krishna]

Originally Posted by Beef Invictus