What are you listening to right now?

2010-04-18 02:55:05 pm

Quote from arkarian:

Quote from TheGreenManalishi:

Also, I ordered Daft Punk's Human After All, which should come tomorrow

good choice. it's their best work.

Opinion on it is very mixed. As someone who thought Discovery is like listening to God's disco and Homework is mostly meh, I'm not sure what I'll think of it, but for £5 I can't complain.

arkarian

2010-04-18 02:58:44 pm

red chamber dream

i feel about the same way as you do about their other two but i really love human after all. it's so cold and machinelike, like robots observing humanity or something. great stuff.

2010-04-18 03:20:40 pm

Good stuff.

Since someone brought The Doors up, I love how they can keep the same groove going for so long (like in Riders, The End and When the Music's Over) but not make it boring. I bloody love The Doors.

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tomatobob: 2010-04-18 04:12:44 pm

2010-04-18 04:11:27 pm

One shall stand, one shall ball.

Quote from Poision Envy:

My favorite Snoop Dogg song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TO214E9d_vM

I hate you forever >:(

2010-04-19 05:09:56 pm

Best song off the Project's best album.

2010-04-19 06:46:28 pm

Club 27 Goals

I haven't listened to sum 41 in like, two years, and never knew they had this song. Pretty good though IMO

2010-04-20 06:37:17 pm

One shall stand, one shall ball.

Queen - Ogre Battle

2010-04-22 03:26:45 am

Club 27 Goals

Klippa - Primordial Soup.

Good shit.

TheNomad44

2010-04-22 02:24:09 pm

The wandering Space Dragon

Under the Rose-HIM

2010-04-22 06:19:20 pm

One shall stand, one shall ball.

Queen - March of the Black Queen

Opium

2010-04-23 01:43:39 am

...for it is the drum of drums, it is the song of songs

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TheGreenManalishi: 2010-04-23 10:26:38 am

2010-04-23 10:26:16 am

So I've listened to Human After All this week and it just isn't as listenable as I'd have liked it to be. It's probably great dance music, but that's of zero interest to me. None of the tracks go anywhere, they're typical electro loops (which is fine when the loops are awesome like 'Robot Rock') that just continue for five minutes or so. And 'Emotion' is the most anticlimactic end to an album I've heard in a long time. Maybe that comes from me listening to too much Pink Floyd, I dunno.

2010-04-23 06:25:21 pm

Club 27 Goals

Skold - Chaos

Twisted Metal soundtracks ftw!

nate

2010-04-23 06:53:58 pm

skold ftw.

放課後ティータイム - わたしの恋はホッチキス…唯＆澪 MainVo.

2010-04-24 02:29:49 am

Club 27 Goals

If you have some good subwoofers, or bass-heavy headphones, this is great.

arkarian

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arkarian: 2010-04-24 02:41:19 am

2010-04-24 02:41:11 am

red chamber dream

uncharted: drake's fortune ost. [url="http://samuel.arkarian.org/08 Unlocking The Past.mp3"]great stuff.[/url]

Kejardon

2010-04-24 04:16:15 am

Embarrasing Fact: Power suit made by lowest bidder

For the life of me, I still can't seem to go a day without listening to this song again.

2010-04-25 08:49:08 am

Hello, I Love You - The Doors

2010-04-25 09:14:22 am

Quote from TheGreenManalishi:

Hello, I Love You - The Doors

That song supposedly got the band into a legal dispute with the Kinks 'cause it sounded too much like All Day and All of the Night.

2010-04-25 09:25:26 am

That I find hard to believe. There were so many bands blatantly ripping each other off back then, why would there be an issue with two songs with a similar feel to both of them, nothing more?

2010-04-25 02:40:33 pm

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tomatobob: 2010-04-25 03:52:44 pm

2010-04-25 03:51:23 pm

One shall stand, one shall ball.

Quote from Idkbutlike2:

That song supposedly got the band into a legal dispute with the Kinks 'cause it sounded too much like All Day and All of the Night.

I hope the entire defense was, "Fuck off The Kinks blow, this is way better than they could make."

Followed by Jim Morrison getting super high and singing a song about the whole thing.

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Idkbutlike2: 2010-04-25 04:06:55 pm

Idkbutlike2: 2010-04-25 04:03:12 pm

2010-04-25 04:02:52 pm

Quote from tomatobob:

"Fuck <insert problem here>, <insert rebuttal here>."
Followed by getting super high and singing a song about the whole thing.

This is how all problems were solved in the late 60s.