Sigur ros, no idea what song.

Took me forever to find this one.

Loss of Me from the Final Fantasy 9 soundtrack.

Despite coming from an old playstation game it's rather beautiful.

lol it's a final fantasy song. I have a bunch of them. I find most of the final fantasy music to be really good, especially considering it is game music.

Wasn't it Megadeath? Or is my memory failing me in my old age?

Right now i'm listening to Roots Bloody Roots by Sepultura. A pretty good song, if somewhat heavier than what i usually listen to

Nine Inch Nails - The line begins to blur

"...As I lay here and stare
the fabric starts to tear,
it's far beyond repair
and I don't really care,
as far as I have gone,
I knew what side I'm on,
but now I'm not so sure,
the line begins to blur..."
Magnificent.

Yeah, I think it may have been. My friends certain its Pantera but I really want to find out exactly.

The song is If I were president, the artist who wrote it is Wyclef Jean. Also, I just found out that Wyclef Jean did a song with the kids form south park. what a coincidence eh?

Did you guys know that Al pitrelli (the guitarist of Megadeth) is also in Trans-Siberian Orchestra?

I didn't know that until a few weeks ago.

In the Name of God - Dream Theater

I'm listening to Markscheider Kunst.

Can't get any better than a russian combo with a nigerian singer doing south american style music! Discovered these while checking a well-known online bookstore for records of a certain other very obscure band, from Berlin, called 17 Hippies.

In case you want to check out Markscheider Kunst, you can probably try this here page with samples. #11 is very nice



Aaaaaand a friendly reminder. Every post in this thread may start with the song the poster is currently playing, but this shouldn't degrade into a post your playlist thread, otherwise it'll get closed. So talk about your music OR ELSE

I like it; it's real chill.

After 30 seconds of track 11, I've put on Rush - Spirit of Radio.

And learning it on guitar.

I'm listening to the Mystery Men soundtrack.. i lead a boring life

Well you can compare you're boring life to my girlish one. Being raised when an older sister as your best friend has DEVASTATING effects to your music tastes. Right now I'm listening to Photograph by Nickelback. One of my newest favorites in the new album, All The Right Reasons, I think that's what it is called, don't have the cd case in front of me.

And that brings me to another conclusion, I'm like the only kid in my school that doesn't know every Guns And Roses song or has an iPod or Mp3.

It's Guns 'n Roses.

Anyways, I don't know all their songs either...I do have an mp3 player though.

I'm listening to one of my favorite bands, Symphony X - Out of the Ashes.

Great song, and Romeo pulls off his ridiculous guitarishness yet again.

Grateful Dead...thermos's Pick's 29...Scarlet Begonias is what is playing right now...

Schoolyard Heroes- Attack of The Puppet People


Aside from dying, there is nothing I want more than seeing living dolls just perish in the flames I have forth because they stalk me in my dreams my real life just can't be ignored just smile as I turn a deaf ear to you endless flow of words. Your idle screams bring you nothing but doubt / I feel it tearing from the inside out / an awkward silence as you open your mouth / I feel it tearing from the inside out / I cross my fingers, hope the wicked children go away / I said "from hell they came" they're evil puppet people baby! / It seems no hope for me this nightmare that you brought to me /I said "from hell they came" they're evil puppet people baby! / No point in fighting when I know there's no ecaping this my fate was sealed the day you turned and left me on my knees you know I need a little time to realize the consequences of my actions, you reactions, and the lies you fed to me. Your idle screams bring you nothing but doubt / I feel it tearing from the inside out / an awkward silence as you open your mouth / I feel it tearing from the inside out / I cross my fingers, hope the wicked children go away / I said "from hell they came" they're evil puppet people baby

Anyone else feel like that makes no sense whatsoever?

I'm listening to Blind Guardian's Curse of Feanor. This song is about the part in the Silmarillion where Feanor swears his damning oath, and many other elves do likewise; they swore that they wouldn't stop fighting until Morgoth was dead. If they broke the oath, they called eternal darkness upon themselves.

Nonsense is it? Not so much.

They may have odd lyrics, but it makes perfect sense.
Just think about it, really.

It's a stretch, but all I can gather is that the songwriter is pissed off at phony people that are evil puppets from hell. I guess its their words that came from hell.

EDIT: my listening has now changed to "Blood Tears" still by Blind Guardian. This is where Morgoth has hung Feanor's son, Maedhros on the wall of his fortress. By his hand.He was to hang there until the elves surrendered; of course they couldn't after swearing their oath. Maedhros and Finarfin(i think it was him) Fingolfin's son, was going to put his out of his misery by shooting him, but instead the gods sent eagles to carry Finarfin up to free Maedhros. He had to cut off the poor guy's hand. Anyway, it ended the feud between Faenor's descendants and Fingolfin and his. (Faenor died already)

This piece of rudeness has been deleted by the author with an apology.

I'm not trying to be an boat here, I'm seriously trying to figure it out...sorry if I came off that way.

Oh, I apologize. I was an boat as well.

Now I just feel like an boatmaster... I was angry about something else and it transcended to this forum...

Sorry

To keep this on topic.... MUz4k

Schoolyard Heroes-Curse of the Werewolf

Midnight and I’m out on the prowl Composed with hate, I’m filthy, wretched and foul It’s not a thirst but a hunger inside Tear open your flesh there ain’t no safe place to hide
You try to run and you try to escape It's of no consequence The fallen one he always gets what he wants This is your time to repent
I cross my heart I hope to die So close to dying in your arms I'm close to dying in your arms On Saturday night. My hunger burns, I’ll hunt you down.

Schoolyard Heroes PureVolume

As a sidenot, I am putting together a band. Not much has been done yet, we're still working out some of the details (like a name ).

So far in the running of names is "Bloodshot Romance"and "Psychosis Butterfly". If you have any suggestions just put them down with your music posts on this board.

I like "Psychosis Butterfly". That one's pretty sweet. The other one reminds me too much of bands like Matchbook ROmance and My Chemical Romance. *shudders*

Anyways, I'm listening to Led Zeppelin - Black Dog. You gotta love Zeppelin.

It's a really hard song to play on guitar because of it's odd rythm.

You're right, there are a bit too many bands with "Romance" in the title, it's getting overused.

I'm listening to a lot of Iron Maiden lately. I have about 5 of their albums, and i'm getting 3 more soon

That's a good Wolfie.

I bought a Blind guardian album that's been missing from my collection, so I've been listening to that. It's called "A night at the Opera" right now I'm listening to "Sadly Sings Destiny".

Iron Eddie rocks my socks. Then eats me and my socks. Then moves onto his next victim.

I've been listening to Bad Religion alot more than usual lately and am really enjoying the Grey Race CD. So I'm listening to Punk Rock song and Infected right now.

I've had a two-day run of MSI (Mindless Self Indulgence) for some unknown reason. I normally don't like it that much, but I've been oddly in the mood. It's actually rather good party music, it's a shame I don't have parties

Right now I'm listening to "1989".

Did I ever mention that I love R.E.M? I've been a fan aslong as I can remember and very simply, when I found out they had done a song about one of my heroes (actual heroes, not just saying that) Andy Kaufman, I decided to start listening to their cd's more often.

Man on the Moon (the one about Andy) by R.E.M. Put one of my favourite verses in my signature.

Schoolyard Heroes released lyrics to their new album today. I learned I was obscenly wrong on some of them (and unusually close on others).

Right now I'm listening to my favorite song by them..

I'm listenign to Wednesday 13 right now. They're pretty cool, if a tad morbid

Alright, this is the last Schoolyard Heroes so for a while, I swear.

Ohh, I like SYH though.

Right now I'm listening to Content Always was my Favourite Colour by the Most Serene Republic. It's like Indie/indie-tronic/Indie-rock. You can hear their entire new album here, completely legal, with lyrics.

<AttentionGettingTageline> I have been further expanding my musical influence into many suites, mwahaha. </AttentionGettingTageline>


I've never been one for trip-hop or anything like it, but I've gotten a momentary fixation with MSI. I greatly enjoy anything from the "You'll Rebel To Anything" album.

Insofar, I have been listening to "Bed of Roses", a current favorite by the band, but I've also perused through "1989", "You'll Rebel To Anything (As Long As It Isn't Challenging)", and "Straight to Video".

I have never heard of them. But your attention grabber worked.

Happy birthday Wurlon, and congratulations, hope you have many fine presants.

I'm at the mo' listning to Nightwish, but it is only a question of time, before I turn on some ACDC or Metallica.

Ministry - Just One Fix

There's a time for Johnny Cash. And there's a time for Ministry.

I particularly like their 1992 album "Psalm 69", although I barely listen to a number of tracks on it (I'm not at all fond of "Jesus built my Hotrod").

What is it? Guess it's a mix of mostly industrial and elements of hard metal. They've had quite an evolution going on, starting with some stuff that could easily be called synthypop in the early 80s, evolving towards harder and harder sounds, until finally, they got a little softer again with albums like Dark Side of the Spoon, released in 1999.

The Who - Teenage Wasteland

Great song by a great band. I wish I lived in the '70s....anyways, off to best buy to get new cd or two

Thanks, right now I'm playing Enter Sandman on my media player. I love this song, I could listen to it all day and never get bored of it.

Hehe......do you? Hmmm well I actually did....oh aye great times.....great times

Not as good as the '60s !! erm, so I have been told..........

Well..it´s a matter of taste actually!..The 60s were good...yes they were but still...hmmm It´s hard to decide but I think I´ll stick to the 70s..One thing though......the flower-power movement was strong in the 60s and with it there was some great music as well.

Ahh..the funny thing is that the music made then sort of never really dies!

Well, I ended up buying a Hendrix Greatest Hits album, and The Mars Volta's 'Scab Dates' which is a live album.

I'm listening to Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt from The Mars Volta's live album. it's quite different from the studio version, and Omar (guitarist) really shows off his skills. The singer also does many different things, and it makes a familiar song seem new again.

I'm listening to Ministry - Burning Inside right now. It's pretty good

I'm listening to Rammstein, which is weird because most bands like it, I despise. Right now, I'm listening to Feuer frei! which really does sound like all of your worst nightmares and the Devil himself having a yelling arguement. On fire.

Listening to: NOTHING!!!!!

The "Now Listening To" thread is a place to post the music you are currently listening to or interested in, not a place to post one liners that only help post counts. Please refrain from doing this in the future.

That said, I am currently listening to Paranoid by Black Sabbath, a classic song. I think Black Sabbath is one of those bands that shaped the face of music for the future. Also, it reminds me of my passing fear of consequences. I've gotten over it, but I use to be Paranoid at random times for little to no reason.

Paranoid is a good song. I get kinda paranoid sometimes, but not about consequenses. I get paranoid when I have my back to other people, specifically people I don't know. Or if I hear a car driving somewhere and I can't see it.

I'm now listening to a Celldweller song that I skipped over the first few times on the cd. Good song, I just kinda...missed it.

Celldweller-Fadeaway
Oh, and if the stuff in the parenthesis doesn't quite seem to fit, it's probably because it's wrong. The stuff in the parenthesis is mostly background shouting, and it doesn't show up on lyric sites. So I'm guessing.


I have to suggest this to all teenagers who like industrial, tech, electronica, or even hard rock (hell, pretty much any style of rock, except rap, is covered in this cd). One drawback is that it's a bit on the angsty side (which is why I said teens, specifically). Adults and such might still like it, but I can almost guarantee that most teens who like rock music will like this at least a bit. And the music is awesome, so it might be worth checking out even if you usually don't like ngsty music. If you like Linkin Park (only mainstream example I could think of) then you will like some of the angstier songs on here, if you like NIN, you'll like some of the heavier songs. All sorts of great songs on here.

I'm going to shut up about how great celldweller is before you guys think I'm working for them, like the guy in the recent [irl=http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2006/01/25]penny arcade comic.[/url] Not that you'd think that, if you had any sense. Celldweller is a poor band, they can't afford to hire loyalty like this.

Apocalyptica.

Haven't listened to them in quite a while. They're playing various songs (like a whole bunch of Metallica songs) on cellos! They're from Finland and their stuff is pretty cool. Right now I'm listening to their version of Metallica's Creeping Death, before that a version of Grieg's classic Hall of the Mountain King.

Cellos? Awesome! I have a friend that played Cello, he said it was difficult.

Right now I'm listening to the theme song from Jaws. Can't remember the creators name right now though. Then some classic FF.

Big Poppa- Biggie Smalls