What are you listening to?

[Nobby-W]

 

[Fenris-77]

So despite the fact that Pearl Jam is ostensibly my favorite band, I've realized that the Tragically Hip are far more specifically keyed to to memories and people for me. If you aren't Canadian you simply won't understand how fucking critical the Hip are for a whole generation of Canadians.

 

[BedrockBrendan]

Been listening to Parallel Lines today:

 

[BedrockBrendan]

I like death metal, I like Leonard Cohen. But this sounds how mozzarella mixed with moo shu pork tastes.....and then the flavors turn into the most delectable Rick Roll of all time

 

[E-Rocker]

I've loved this song for many years, since I first heard it, but it's really been stuck in my head lately. Not sure why; maybe because there's a few lines about the character's brother & yesterday was the 6-month anniversary of my brother's death? Whatever the reason, please enjoy some rock n' roll.

 

[E-Rocker]

Dorothy is probably my favorite new-to-me rock band of the last decade. They're playing Chicago soon and if I can get over my pandemic fears, I'll probably go. Anyway, here's the acoustic version of their new single.

 

[E-Rocker]

And here's the official music video for the electric version. I think it's a pretty nice piece of filmmaking.

 

[Toadmaster]

 

[Tulpa Girl]

 

[Nobby-W]

I like death metal, I like Leonard Cohen. But this sounds how mozzarella mixed with moo shu pork tastes.....and then the flavors turn into the most delectable Rick Roll of all time

As rickrolls go, this is a work of art.

 

[BedrockBrendan]

Classic doom:

 

[E-Rocker]

 

[E-Rocker]

I was surprised to realize that St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner. This is how we do in Chicago.

 

[E-Rocker]

And since I posted some Irish-American style Celtic punk, it's only fair to also post some Scottish-Canadian style Celtic punk.

 

[Rob Necronomicon]

'Meanwhile' Swedish D-Beat. I recently found this today on YT. I had the CD back in 1995 but lost it and I've been looking for it ever since!

 

[A Fiery Flying Roll]

I don't know how to tell my mate I prefer his parody band to his actual art. (I do like the latter, but nothing comes close to this).

 

[Giganotosaurus]

Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream, by Johnny Cash

 

[Tulpa Girl]

I already like the studio version of this song, but if anything this stripped down version is even more emotionally powerful, and really shows off Taylor Momsen's vocals.

 

[Nobby-W]

I was surprised to realize that St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner. This is how we do in Chicago.

Quite reminiscent of the Pogues.

 

[Fenris-77]

 

[Fenris-77]

 

[Voros]

Faces continue to be underrated I think.

 

[Voros]

RIP Mark

 

[urbwar]

The cover band from Kyiv that I follow posted their latest cover. it was supposed to come out last month, but the invasion made them hold off. As they don't know when their internet might be fully cut off, the uploaded this to Youtube this morning. Hope it won't be the last song they cover

 

[Simon Hogwood]

So, the new Sabaton album, The War to End All Wars, is out. Rather generously, the band has put lyric videos up on YouTube for basically the entire tracklist that hadn't already been released as a single.

Having listened to it, I think the best single track is still "Christmas Truce". Of the not-previously-released songs, I think my current favorite is "Lady of the Dark":



It might just be WWI fatigue, but overall I don't think this one was quite as good as The Great War. Still, it's worth a listen. And of course, as soon as I saw there was a song called "Stormtroopers", I knew this was inevitable:



The internet, it doesn't disappoint.

 

[Nobby-W]

Not a rick roll, but . . .

 

[Doc Sammy]

 

[TristramEvans]

 

[Giganotosaurus]

Kaisaion, by Ghost

 

[Giganotosaurus]

Watcher in the Sky, by Ghost

 

[Giganotosaurus]

Shame on the Night, by Dio

 

[Nobby-W]

 

[Giganotosaurus]

Counting Bodies Like Sheep To The Rhythm Of The War Drums, by A Perfect Circle


Pumped up Kicks, by 3Teeth


Blue Monday, by Orgy

 

[Giganotosaurus]

Megalomaniac, by Kmdfm

 

[Gabriel]

 

[Endless Flight]

I’m very sad to post this.

Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins Dead at 50

Taylor Hawkins, the drummer for American rock outfit Foo Fighters, has died at the age of 50.

www.rollingstone.com

 

[3rik]

I’m very sad to post this.

Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins Dead at 50

Taylor Hawkins, the drummer for American rock outfit Foo Fighters, has died at the age of 50.

www.rollingstone.com

Not a Foo Fighters fan but I always liked Taylor's personality in drum videos. Contrary to what some people think Taylor Hawkins did most if not all of the drumming on Foo FIghter recordings since becoming a member and not Dave Grohl. Definitely a disturbance in the Drummer Force. RIP. I hope he enjoys hanging out with Charlie Watts.

 

[Tulpa Girl]

 

[TristramEvans]

 

[chuckdee]

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But, how do you listen to it?