What's in your CD player - a.k.a. The Music Thread

[hobbes2053]

"Into the Mystic" - Van Morrison

[Vikes99ej]

[draftguru151]

M83- We Own the Sky.

[fischbowl]

Another 90's classic from a top 10 favourite band of mine. Only Arizona people and King Of The Hill fans know of them

[hobbes2053]

Originally Posted by fischbowl

Another 90's classic from a top 10 favourite band of mine. Only Arizona people and King Of The Hill fans know of them

I am neither of these things yet I know of The Refreshments. How is this possible?

Now playing:


"Heavy Soul" - The Black Keys

[RexGrossmans-cheesecake]

New Wolfmother album came out today, its pretty amazing :D

[hobbes2053]

"Jaded" - Operation Ivy

[hobbes2053]

"Telegram" - Saul Williams

[RoyHall#1]

Raditude is not very good imo. I enjoy listening to it just because I'm a die-hard Weezer fan and love Rivers' voice, but I expect most to hate it, and rightfully so. The lyrics are unbelievably shallow and just terrible. There's no song that really sticks out either, like "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived" did on the Red Album. "Love is the Answer" and "In the Mall" are painful to listen to while "I'm Your Daddy" and "Put Me Back Together" are good, harmless fun and I'd say are the best tracks. That being said though, a disappointing effort from Weezer and a disappointing direction they took with their music. I wouldn't be surprised to see Raditude get a 0.0 on Pitchfork.

[fischbowl]

Originally Posted by RoyHall#1

Raditude is not very good imo. I enjoy listening to it just because I'm a die-hard Weezer fan and love Rivers' voice, but I expect most to hate it, and rightfully so. The lyrics are unbelievably shallow and just terrible. There's no song that really sticks out either, like "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived" did on the Red Album. "Love is the Answer" and "In the Mall" are painful to listen to while "I'm Your Daddy" and "Put Me Back Together" are good, harmless fun and I'd say are the best tracks. That being said though, a disappointing effort from Weezer and a disappointing direction they took with their music. I wouldn't be surprised to see Raditude get a 0.0 on Pitchfork.

As I've said reviews have been polar so far. I refuse to listen before November 3rd

[The Unseen]

can't stop listening to this song.

[hobbes2053]

Originally Posted by RoyHall#1

Raditude is not very good imo. I enjoy listening to it just because I'm a die-hard Weezer fan and love Rivers' voice, but I expect most to hate it, and rightfully so. The lyrics are unbelievably shallow and just terrible. There's no song that really sticks out either, like "The Greatest Man That Ever Lived" did on the Red Album. "Love is the Answer" and "In the Mall" are painful to listen to while "I'm Your Daddy" and "Put Me Back Together" are good, harmless fun and I'd say are the best tracks. That being said though, a disappointing effort from Weezer and a disappointing direction they took with their music. I wouldn't be surprised to see Raditude get a 0.0 on Pitchfork.

Knowing Pitchfork, it won't get an even numbered rating. And if the album is as bad as you say, I could see it getting a 0.3 or something arbitrary like that. The people who rate albums on there are ridiculous.

Currently playing:


"Window Blues" - Lykke Li

[RoyHall#1]

Make Believe got a .3 and I definitely think it is better than Raditude :/

[diabsoule]

Originally Posted by The Unseen

It's pretty good. Not sure after one listen if it's better than Colors, but it's pretty ambitious (an ~18 minute song = zomgz prog metalz).

Originally Posted by The Unseen

can't stop listening to this song.

I listened to the new BTBAM yesterday and after one listen I really do not think it's better than Colors. More progressive? Slightly. More ambitious? Doubtful. Colors had so much going on in each song that made them unique. I hate to say this because I'm a huge fan of BTBAM but there is only three songs that stand out on this new album: Mirrors, Fossil Genera, and Desert of Song with Fossil Genera probably being the best track overall.

Originally Posted by 703SKINS202

A sleeper 90's classic and a personal favorite.

One of my favorite songs of the 90s. I've loved it ever since I first heard it.

[A Perfect Score]

[themaninblack]

So, Muse was asked to lip sync on this Italian TV show so they all switched instruments to basically make fun of the whole situation. Here's the vid:

[hobbes2053]

"Ten Years Gone" - Led Zeppelin

[Vox Populi]

Cat Stevens - Where Do The Children Play (live)

[hobbes2053]

Originally Posted by Vox Populi

Cat Stevens - Where Do The Children Play (live)

Was it weird when you changed your name from Cat Stevens to Yusuf Islam?

Now:


"A Favor House Atlantic" - Coheed and Cambria

[Paul]

[Brent]

saw the albums for "new release" waiting for stocking at work, so I came home and DLed the leak:

[the decider13]

Tuesday I'll be buying Say Anything and "Phrazes for the Young" by Julian Casablancas. One kick ass day of music.

[Brent]

got the leak of this, and I really like it.

[HawkeyeFan]

This song is SOO god damn good. Fastest drummer in the world.

[befooling]

the oldies: iron butterfly, the eagles.