The window's open and I can hear the birds singing outside. Yes, I recommend it.
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The song of tinnitus. It sounds like the high pitched squeal of a failing power supply.
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All I can hear is the fan on my computer blowing. I don't recommend it.
My kids are making me play K.K. Slider tracks from Wii's Animal Crossing City Folk in Brewster's Cafe (I am time traveling to Saturday). Cafe K.K. just played.
Do I recommend it? Yeah, cool cat.
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Sisters of Mercy - This Corrosion
Hey now, Hey now, now
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im rawdogging the ambient sounds of public transport
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The Dillinger Escape Plan : One of Us Is the Killer
Yes... if you're into harsh music.
“Taxi to Baltimore Dub” by Scientist. It has an interesting genealogy: Randy Newman’s song “Baltimore” was done as a reggae cover by Nina Simone, then covered again by an actual reggae band called The Tamlins, which then got remixed/dubbed by Scientist. If you listen to Newman’s and then Scientist’s, they’re effectively unrecognizable in relation other than lyrical snippets. I absolutely recommend it.
Melissa, Mercyful Fate. Yes.
ADDERALL by maezi666 . It’s good but you have to like the nightcore adjacent music.
Mine is Divide and Conquer by Epica, and I would defs recommend it. It's not their best song I think, but it's still good and it's off my favorite album of theirs.
HOME - We're Finally Landing I'd say definitely give it a listen if you like synths.
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The magpies outside my window having a lengthy conversation.
"Prisoner's Awakening," from the Dead Cells soundtrack, which frequently comes up on my workday playlist. Definitely recommended, that game has an amazing soundtrack. Instrumental, varying from orchestra and acoustic guitar to sometimes electric guitar and synth (or, synth-like?) tracks.
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My friends talk... And only if you like magic the gathering.
I Spy - Dead Kennedys. Yeah it's a good tune
Sleep Token - Gethsemane
Sleep Token - Infinite Baths
Read this right at the end of Gethsemane, so I have two. I recommend both, especially Infinite Baths; and the rest of the album at that.
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I was listening to... Boston, Longtime / Foreplay. Quite the hard rock canon I suppose. Not my era or genre, but a great song. Going down the rabbit hole with this old band.
My phone's detection app says Close to You by Dayglow. I'm on a plane waiting to takeoff. The song is fine, I guess.
Would only recommend if you're in a bad place in your life... otherwise, it will just depress you.
i don't want to be with you - i hate myself and i want to die.
Awesome band if you like that mid 2000s emo skate punk sound
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As The World Begins To Wane - Absent Moon - Chuck Salamone
Its like ballad or opera rock or something and it tells the story of what happens to the characters of Hylics after Hylics 2. I'd only recommend it if you played the Hylics series.
Memphis LK - Some Kinda Heaven. Pretty solid song if you like the Y2K Electronic/Hopecore type of sound. Fun fact: she is actually the daughter of Paul Kelly, who made legendary songs such as Dumb Things and To Her Door.
Not The Same Anymore - The Strokes
It's OK, but my personal favorite from the same album (The New Abnormal) is Brooklyn Bridge To Chorus.
What I hear right now:
Tuomas Holopainen - The Life and Times of Scrooge
(Genre: Celtic, Heavy Metal (don't agree with claim lol), Symphonic Rock, Rock)
Various - 攻殼機動隊 MEGATECH BODY.Cd.,LTD (Genre: Electro, Tech House, Techno)
Various other songs for which I am to lazy to list.
Usually EDM or J-pop/rock.
Some Artists:
(label) Monstercat Uncaged/Silk
Akatsuki Records
Starset
DECO*27
shiey
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Forgot to mention, I mention, I really like the releases of "Eye" -> https://open.spotify.com/artist/3zqz8Khnygbv4LJia0v0iY (if you dislike spotify, the artist is also on YT)
Specifically "Majestic Sadistic" and "Domestic Drastic"
Rain, Rain, Beautiful Rain - Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Do recommend. Maybe not my top pick from them, but pretty good.
Barry Mann - Who put the bomp? because somebody referenced it in the !tenforward@lemmy.world thread about James R. Kirk's middle name.
Kinda fun as far as '50s pop goes, I guess.
Edit: Now I'm about to go listen to "video killed the radio star" because I double-checked the tenforward link was correct and found a thread referencing that in there too. Why is it unusually musical tonight?
Edit 2: it is now the next morning, and "Who Put The Bomp?" remains stuck in my head. Send help.
Safari - James Holden remix. If you like electronic music, yes I would recommend it.
My daughter and I have been listening to Jesse Welles' (Under the Power Lines versions) of Autumn and Anything But Me quite a lot. Certain is also fire, but a little too political for my 6-year-old to grasp.
If we're counting what's stuck in my head, it's the live album version of In The Air Tonight by Phil Collins.
HIGHLY recommend either it or the studio version
I'd recommend them.
One Headlight by the Wallflowers. Absolutely yes - it's one of my favorite 90s songs.
Pelagic by Covet
Absolutely recommend, very chill instrumental math rock.
It'll do if you like pop-punk.
If you want to audibly groan, I cannot recommend this Siivagunner mash-up enough.
If you like prog, yeah, definitely.
Do Hot Girls Like Chords? by Knower
Yes. Sort of Prog/Funk/Jazz. Mind blowing musicianship.
Currently I'm listening to Tom Waits' 1983 album Swordfishtrombones. The specific song playing is Frank's Wild Years although it switched to the title track while I was writing this comment.
Waits for sure has some great songs, but he's an excellent album artist and I would recommend Swordfishtrombones. It's one of his best albums and I would whole heartedly recommend it. Mule Variations, Bone Machine, and Rain Dogs are also fantastic albums. Fair warning though, Tom Waits is very polarizing, you either love him or absolutely hate him.
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Gary numan, Savage. So good . before that, NIN, Fragile
Orange Juice Jones by JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown
Hell yeah. It's dope.
Mudhead - I understand nothing Galactic - Bounce baby
Anything by The Flashbulb right now.
Bridge of Death - Manowar
Would I recommend it? Uh... how's your sense of irony?
Sky´s Falling Down by Hypocrisy. I like it, metal is not for everyone tho I realize
R.E.M. - Ages of You. It came up in random rotation of ~5000 MP3s I have on my phone. Great song. Reminds me of being young. I used to belt it out in the car driving around as a teenager. It's on Dead Letter Office which is a collection of b-sides they released in the mid-late 80s.
Loverman, Metallica cover of a song by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. Absolutely recommend.
Xanadu
No, not Olivia Newton John's version written by Jeff Lynne...
Rather the one by RUSH.
Uranus Moon by Levete on soma fm's Drone Zone. it was chill. Now on Emergence by Louigi Verona
This one: https://open.audio/library/tracks/434296/
Wouldn't particularly recommend it, though. 😅
You can tell that it's an instrumental track with the vocals missing.
Here's the song with vocals: https://www.joshwoodward.com/song/SymmetryandthePocketofAngels
I certainly like other songs from the guy better, though...
Subterranean Homesick Alien by Radiohead. If you're feeling sort of like one just now. Pay attention to the lyrics
Deathwatch (Warhammer 40,000) by Jared Moreno Luna
7/10. It was great background music while playing Satisfactory, but now that I'm actually focusing on it, it's pretty repetitive. Playlist started with Starcraft music - also a pretty good match for Satisfactory!
sttng opening theme. and yes. because what comes after.
Little Brain - Into the Sun
6 feet under by Carter Vail. My wife and I love him. I would happily recommend the song.
Adam Freeland's 2008 essential mix, you should dig it up and give it a listen
Atarashii Gakko! - Fly High. Highly recommended.
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The third movement of Mendelssohn's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in E Minor, with Hilary Hahn on violin. It's an absolute banger.
The quiet fan in the bathroom.
Chemlab - latex
Yes
Far Horizons - Skyrim Soundtrack. And yes, it's simultaneously chill and makes me want to go stand on top of a mountain and gaze into the distance moodily.
I have a collection of video game soundtracks that I keep running at a quiet volume pretty much 24-7 for my cats because they have separation anxiety and I'm gone a lot. Skyrim, Oblivion, all 3 Witcher games, Stardew Valley, Terraria, Baldurs Gate 3, a couple of the Assassins Creed games, and a couple others are in there. Currently I have over 1000 songs in my main playlist that I run, but I have way more soundtracks that I don't have in that playlist.
in my head? GO! by Flow
My cars AC fans. No.
Cam Rao - CHASING
I heard him on a ARIatHOME live stream VOD, found it catchy. Probably recommend but it's not that deep.
Courtney Barnett - Pedestrian At Best
On the way home from work now. I bought her new album and started listening to her older stuff again too: https://youtu.be/o-nr1nNC3ds
My earworm. Haggard - Chapter I: Tales of Ithiria. Yes, I recommend it, but it's not their best album. I prefer And Thou Shalt Trust the Seer or Awaking the Centuries.
Rick James Super Freak lol
I don't have the album link, but I got the individual link to the song I was listening to while I found thus question: Last Words by nostraightanswer. It's part of their Specters album, which I have on CD and LOVE, so yes I recommend it. This song happens to be about the fear of others passing away.
It's my maybe 4th favorite in that album behind Empty ( about depression ), Lies In Their Blood ( school shootings ) and Face to Face ( dealing with a stalker ). It's a pretty serious album that manages not to be super dreary throughout the whole thing. Would recommend.
Enheten by Pastoratet, and unless you know swedish, probably not
Snitch to the Suture - Star Fucking Hipsters
Ab-so-fucking-lutely!
Disintegration/Free Money by Slayer. Kickass cover and tribute to the original hardcore punk song by Verbal Abuse.
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