Furrows of the Gods - Drudkh
Bleak - Opeth
Anesthetize - Porcupine Tree
How Could I - Cynic
The Rite of Spring - Stravinsky
This was hard, I tend to think more in terms of albums then songs.
Furrows of the Gods - Drudkh
Bleak - Opeth
Anesthetize - Porcupine Tree
How Could I - Cynic
The Rite of Spring - Stravinsky
This was hard, I tend to think more in terms of albums then songs.
Last edited by Lord Winter; 10-08-2009 at 09:22.
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lol, im exactly opposite. play a song i know ill tell you the name, but ask me the album? i'm screwed.
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So do I, there are only a few bands whose songs I can name.
In no particular order, and this changes quite regularly...
When All The Lights Go Out - Anti-Flag - I get chills almost every time I yell this song out.
The Press Corpse - Anti-Flag - Pretty much typical Anti-Flag = awesome
Dismantle.Repair - Anberlin - Softer than most things I listen to, but still a great band and a great song
State of the Union - Rise Against - Fast, hard and unashamedly political. Rise Against at their best.
West End Riot - The Living End - This song is simply amazing and everyone should listen to it.
I've seen all of the last 3 live and will never forget them. Truly special moments for me musically... and I will be seeing Rise Against again next January.
Last edited by CountArach; 10-07-2009 at 14:03.
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Originally Posted by Leon Blum - For All Mankind
Of all time is too difficult... sooo many great albums.
As of late though, in the past three or four weeks, I've rediscovered the following in my collection (in no order by the way):
Sigur Ros - Glosoli (from Takk...)
My Bloody Valentine - Blown a Wish (from Loveless)
The Jesus and Mary Chain - About You (from Darklands)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Dudley (from Show Your Bones)
Sonic Youth - Sweet Shine (from Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star)
NB: I'd only discovered Sigur Ros about two weeks back. Individual tracks don't stand out incredibly well, rather entire albums simply blow me away. <3 their sound.![]()
Originally Posted by drone
Live your life out on Earth; I'm going to join the Sun.
number 1 Fever, Peggy Lee
number 2 While my guitar gently wheeps
number 3 Laaaaaaaaaaylaaaa
for now
A few I can't live without:
Super Bon Bon, Soul Coughing
Hard to Find, American Analog Set
Angel, Massive Attack
Here I Am, Lyle Lovett
Buena, Morphine
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Last edited by Lemur; 10-08-2009 at 19:56.
Way too many choices and variety to name 5 top songs, music depends on styles, moods, and periods of life. So here are 5 random songs that rock, at least in my mind:
Stranglehold - old school Nugent live
Stigmata - Ministry. The live version from In Case You Didn't Feel Like Showing Up was even better, they used 2 actual drummers instead of machines. Used to be on YouTube, but I guess it got taken down.
Ticks and Leeches - Tool. Wonder how many calories Carey burns when he bashes the skins on this one.
Christbait Rising - Godflesh. When grunge killed metal in 1990, luckily I had this to switch to.
Hey Man Nice Shot - Filter
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