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"What Song Are You Listening To Right Now?"
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Resurrecting an oldie but goodie that Standing Strong created on the Taco back in 2008. 20,000+ posts couldn't be wrong.... Today's tune.... |
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“Shelter from the Storm” Bob Dylan |
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“Shelter from the Storm” Bob Dylan |
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Animals by Pink Floyd. Dogs is pretty much a perfect song. |
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Bad Brains: Attitude |
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The Red Telephone by Love |
Brandon Adams wrote: This is exactly what I would expect from someone with your climbing acumen. Pitches of bleaks needs this. For me right now, Zach Hemsey - Nice to Meet Me |
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Listened through Dawn FM by the Weeknd a couple times over the last week. Can't say the synth-pop style is my favorite but Jim Carrey is on the album and the last track, spoken word by Jim, kinda slaps if you're into sappy stuff like that. see link below. |
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https://youtu.be/nMfCWWQe478 |
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The Dishwasher... |
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Harridan by Porcupine Tree |
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Dire Wolf, Grateful Dead |
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Breathing Below the Surface by Jesse Cook on the Vertigo album. Pretty amazing shit on a decent stereo! |
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Nothing right now, but I had to do some driving today, and the program went like this... The fifth movement of Hector Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique. About halfway through it the chimes ring, and the tubas and trombones lay out the Dies Irae, followed by a gorgeous choir of cornets and trumpets playing the same. Old Hector was cutting it close. Not many years before, his use of that chant in a secular symphony would have earned him a posthumous ex-communication. After a frenzied dance in hell, the sun shines through the clouds as the subject of this music, a man in the throws of a bad opium experience, comes out of his trance. Then I hit traffic, and it had to be Metallica "Kill 'em All." Of course that didn't fix the traffic, so I went with some tracks from Buena Vista Social Club, B-Tribe, Simone Shaheen, and Enzo Avitabile. The last is quite depressing, if you know the lyrics, but since they're singing in Neapolitan, they're easy to ignore. |
