Dax

Walking on a Dream, by Empire of the Sun. May very well be in my top ten songs of all time, definitely in the running. Great band, beyond amazing track.

Pedestrian at Best, by Courtney Barnett. Surprisingly, up there in my top three best albums of this year so far. I don't know man, I love this stuff.

Finally finished up the first Witcher game last night, pretty great, but got real stale in points running from a to b. Some of the characters needed a little more screen time, as in, the bulk of the end-game cast (EG: Second to last final boss guy, I heard of him, but only saw him like once properly before everything went down). Now to move onto the second, but we'll see if it holds my interest or if I'll bail for a while and play something else instead first. I have been meaning to play the end of Outlast/Whistleblower DLC for ages now. I'd probably rate the first Witcher a solid 7/10, and recommend it highly, and I picked it up for like $2.50, a hundred times worth it. EDIT: 45 minutes into The WItcher 2. This game looks nice, real [bleep]in' nice.

When I'm Gone, by Eminem. This song was my white whale for a long while. I knew the name of the song, but I didn't have reliable access to the internet/this song, so I had to stalk radio stations until I found it, and every time I heard it, I'd sit and listen the whole way through.

Red Riding Hood, by Elysian Fields. Jennifer Charles is my obscure musical crush. I love her.

Return to Sender, by Elvis Presley. Great, great, great track.

Crocodile Rock, by Elton John. So many great ones to choose from, but I've gotta give it to Crocodile Rock.

No-one knows. Well, he disappeared off the face of the earth a few months back, at least, he doesn't post at our old, decaying, dead joint anymore.

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Needle in the Hay, by Elliott Smith. No idea where I got this guy (I have a hunch, however) or who he is. Eh.

Dopethrone, by Electric Wizard. Metal af.

Gay Bar, by Electric Six. A timeless track, one which will be remembered for years to come. Tables and Chairs, by Electric Six. Aaand my real favourite track from Electric Six.

Evil Woman, by ELO. My theme song in GTA IV. Always made sure to listen to it all the way through when I heard it fire up.

Cottonwood River, by El-Creepo. Great solo project. I prefer his first album, but I can't find much from there on YouTube, so here's a sick track from the second.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_K__3OKkFg Hard Sun, by Eddie Vedder. Such a great track from such a great film.

Eazy-er Said Than Dunn, by Eazy-E. Not always keen on rap, but when I am, Eazy-E can supply what I need.

I Gotta Feeling (Just Nineteen), by the Eagles of Death Metal. Substitute literally any other EoDM song above, I love them all for ever and ever, also forever. One of my all-time favourite bands.

Take It to the Limit, by Eagles. Again, not a massive fan of the band, but I bloody love this song.

Girls on Film, by Duran Duran. Don't get too keen on Duran Duran, but Girls on Film and Hungry Like the Wolf are alright.

The Others, by Dukes of Windsor/TV Rock. Hello 2007. This was my favourite song for the most of that year. Recorded it on my first phone that could do that and had a terrible recording to listen to all the time, because I didn't know how to pirate music. Good times, good times.

Someone rated 'em pretty well on Reddit and I sussed 'em out and I heard what I liked. I have all their albums there to listen to, once I find some of that time stuff, haha. Ugly Boy, by Die Antwoord. I always knew about this pair, and knew a few of their tracks, but not until I heard Marilyn Manson appeared in this video, so I listened to this song. Also Flea and Jack Black are here too. Also turns out I love it more than any other song at the moment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjWcjMm86mE Elite, by Deftones. Don't know these guys terribly well, but this track goes alright.

Heaven Sent, by Best Coast. Been listening to a bit more radio of late, just when in my car. This has been getting a bit of playtime on Triple J and I love it.

Eh. It's not terrible, but I'm not gonna go out and buy the album. Never been much of a fan of Rob Thomas, personally. The Bloody Verdict of Verden, by Christopher Lee. Man, all I can say is this is so silly, but it is amazing. I love it. RIP Christopher Lee.

Hey Vsauce, Dax here. Today we're going to talk about bands. But what bands? There are so many bands out there, more than you can ever listen to. So, there must be bands on Dax's computer he's never even heard properly, and here's one. We Can Do What We Want, by Drenge. Heard this song and was interested, but never ended up listening to their albums.