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Crush 40 - I Am All Of Me

Adsolution wrote:

Keane wrote:Origins of Symmetry

*Origin of Symmetry

Totally. I know this sounds absurd, but at times I consider Origin of Symmetry to be my personal least favourite album, because there are songs from every other album that I like better than any of the songs in OoS. Then again though, on terms of quality and brilliant writing, Origin of Symmetry is one of their best. I feel like I should start changing my personal opinion at some point soon, too.

Wow, been listening to the band for about two years now and always thought it was Origins.

I personally think The Resistance was their best album. It has a lot of creative thought in it and despite having several songs that have a completely different musical style (Undisclosed Desires and Exogenesis on the same album!) it all fits together perfectly and creates a very solid album. I felt that The 2nd Law didn't do this very well, leaving me a bit confused with the extreme change from Madness to Survival to Unsustainable. As an album together, I think it's a bit too much put together, and I prefer listening to the songs individually much more. The fan-made "The Right Way" album listing does show that the songs can fit together, though.

Adsolution wrote:Also, I just realised how fucking funny this music video is:



At 2:26, when he points forward, I literally laughed out loud. It's so ridiculously goofy, but the attire makes it beyond dignified.

Ha, that's a fantastic video. Muse been doing a good job with the videos for this one.

Though a bit mainstream, Megadeth - Holy Wars...The Punishment Due.

Crush 40 - Sonic Heros

*Heroes.
Anamanaguchi - Airbrushed.

LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk is Playing At My House

Keane wrote:I personally think The Resistance was their best album.

A very unpopular opinion, but a very respectable one! I might actually consider it my second favourite next to Absolution.

I decided to read the entire Wikipedia article on Radiohead and Thom Yorke, as well as parts of the other band mates'. Directly afterward I went to listen through OK Computer, and suddenly I like the band's music a whole lot more. It's encapsulating, it pierces your soul and lives within your head.

I know this is their most overplayed song (and you can't deny the fact that it is a brilliant song either way), but I've decided to play/sing Creep at my music studio's year-end concert. I recorded myself playing it on piano while singing, and I found out that I sound a lot like Yorke.


Keane, you seriously need to create a Facebook or add me on Skype.

Adsolution wrote: I decided to read the entire Wikipedia article on Radiohead and Thom Yorke, as well as parts of the other band mates'. Directly afterward I went to listen through OK Computer, and suddenly I like the band's music a whole lot more. It's encapsulating, it pierces your soul and lives within your head.

I know this is their most overplayed song (and you can't deny the fact that it is a brilliant song either way), but I've decided to play/sing Creep at my music studio's year-end concert. I recorded myself playing it on piano while singing, and I found out that I sound a lot like Yorke.

There's an incredible lot of things to find in their lyrics and such. It's often keeps me busy.

Heh, no problem with Creep. I haven't listened the song to death yet unlike a lot of people. Good luck with the performance.

Keane, you seriously need to create a Facebook or add me on Skype.[/quote]
I might make a Facebook seperated from people I know outside the world of the internet. I gave it a shot and got a bunch of people disappointed because I didn't want to be their friend and chat with them...

Keane wrote:I might make a Facebook seperated from people I know outside the world of the internet. I gave it a shot and got a bunch of people disappointed because I didn't want to be their friend and chat with them...

People get way too fussy about 'friendship' over Facebook. I hear people say "yes but Facebook 'friends' aren't supposed to be 'real friends' " and I get that - somewhere - but personally, I only add people to my friendslist that I do actually genuinely like.
And if people get mad at you for not chatting, updating your status or other such nonsense, you just need to persevere and they'll stop bugging you about it some time later.

Atoms for Peace - Magic Beanz

Damn, Mr. Yorke is busy. Constantly releasing.

Shrooblord wrote:

Keane wrote:I might make a Facebook seperated from people I know outside the world of the internet. I gave it a shot and got a bunch of people disappointed because I didn't want to be their friend and chat with them...

People get way too fussy about 'friendship' over Facebook. I hear people say "yes but Facebook 'friends' aren't supposed to be 'real friends' " and I get that - somewhere - but personally, I only add people to my friendslist that I do actually genuinely like.
And if people get mad at you for not chatting, updating your status or other such nonsense, you just need to persevere and they'll stop bugging you about it some time later.

Indeed. Personally, I have no interest talking to someone on social media when I can meet them in real life.

Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler

I've always known this song, though I've taken a huge liking to it recently. I think I may even do a cover of it in the future in my own style reminiscent of the original, but a bit grittier and more orchestral.

Adsolution wrote:Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler

yea

Rulez wrote:

Adsolution wrote:Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler

yea

I back this project.

Haha, I guess I mostly tend to listen to videogame ost lately it seems.
Lately I've been jamming to the Marvel Vs Capcom 2 ost:

Undoubtedly to this day one of the best fighting games I've played, kickass soundtrack, kickass roster, etc.

Gorillaz - Ghost Train

ELO - Showdown

Gorillaz - Rhinestone Eyes

All of the god damn Groove Armada albums.
All day.
Every day.
I can't stop listening to their music seriously guys I need help

Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower

Bah!
Bob Dylan - All Along the Watchtower