What are you listening to?
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Listening to old stuff today - St Etienne
edit: track has just changed to "Soul Man" by Sam and Dave
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Unfortunatly I'm listening to a recorded lecture from my history teacher. I have a final in it tonight BLAH!
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A mix consisting of:
Linkin Park
Shinedown
Seether
Breaking Benjamin
30 Seconds from Mars
Flyleaf &
Foo Fighters -
Profits of War, Dream Theater
great song, favorite lines (and the chorus):
is it time to make the change?
are we closer than before?
can we help them break away?
are we profiting from war?
its time to make the change.as you can see, its very politicly pointed, probably the most pointed of any some Dtream Theater has ever made.
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suddenly, computers around the SU community fall silent.
because aparently no one is listening to music!!!!!
btw, im listening to "The Hardest Button to Button", by the White Stripes
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Panic at the disco- pretty, odd
i really need to find some new music, ive listened to the same 2 albums for the past 2 weeks.
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he-he, music non-stop
i just like sp-ninja, listen "Camouflage" and their Sensor -
The Who- Tommy
ahhhh, the fresh sound of newish music
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Mark Ronson- Version
A very good album, id recommend it
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Two kids: :You rushed me in the game ... no I didn't!"
My kids not agreeing to Xbox multiplayer tactics.
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"Love Hurts", sung by Robert Pollard (Guided By Voices) and Kim Deal (Pixies, The Breeders). Best version ever (IMO).
iTunes tells me the next song is Aphex Twin's "Ventolin". Bit much at 8 in the morning.
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Klaoxns- Myths of the near future
probably changing to something a little lighter soon.
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Johnny Cash.
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the small print, muse
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The Rolling Stones - It won't take long (A bigger bang)
@remus said:
The Who- Tommy
ahhhh, the fresh sound of newish music
one of my favourites!
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For those who like Jazz, and a little something extra.
Regards,
Bob -
"harder, better, faster, stronger" by daft punk.
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Best taste so far ehaflet and lewiswadsworth.
You digging 'The Slip' lewis? I am. Oooo that production.
Now playing Oxbow - The Narcotic Story then James Plotkin - The Joy of Disease.
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