[bleep]ing LOVE Jackson Browne

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqFUmo8VVg0

Black Keys - Tighten Up.

 

Always wondered who the song was by, then I stumbled upon it by accident after hearing a different song on the radio that blew my mind.

 

Their older material is much, much, much better. You must check it out.

Swing Tree - Discovery

 

One of my favorite albums from last year.

 

Baths - Cerulean

Just got 85 Dubstep songs. Now I have to sort through them and find which ones are good and which ones aren't.

Indochine - Kao Bang (Live @ Putain de Stade)

I Remember by deadmau5 & Kaskade

 

Now normally I wouldn't listen to deadmau5 but this trance track is gorgeous.

Black Keys - Tighten Up.

 

Always wondered who the song was by, then I stumbled upon it by accident after hearing a different song on the radio that blew my mind.

 

Their older material is much, much, much better. You must check it out.

Listened to what I could find from The Big Come Up; not bad. You can hear their roots much better in their original songs, however I believe that their most well known songs from their debut album (Leavin' Home and She Said, She Said) are both covers. Although I like their bluesier songs, the more Beatles-esque songs such as She Said, She Said aren't my style.

 

I preffer their second album, personally. Listening to "Have Love, Will Travel" right now. Thickfreakness sounds like it was made in the 60's, I hear Hendrix calling through Dan's voice and guitar.

Crash - Sum 41, probably my most listened to song on my playlist.

Watch the World - Box Car Racer

Black Keys - Tighten Up.

 

Always wondered who the song was by, then I stumbled upon it by accident after hearing a different song on the radio that blew my mind.

 

Their older material is much, much, much better. You must check it out.

Listened to what I could find from The Big Come Up; not bad. You can hear their roots much better in their original songs, however I believe that their most well known songs from their debut album (Leavin' Home and She Said, She Said) are both covers. Although I like their bluesier songs, the more Beatles-esque songs such as She Said, She Said aren't my style.

 

I preffer their second album, personally. Listening to "Have Love, Will Travel" right now. Thickfreakness sounds like it was made in the 60's, I hear Hendrix calling through Dan's voice and guitar.

 

Yeah, they did some covers on their first albums.

 

Thickfreakness is golden ('Thickfreakness' and 'Set You Free'), as is Rubber Factory ('10AM Automatic', 'Stack Shot Billy', and 'Grown So Ugly' in particular plus a Kinks cover with 'Act Nice and Gentle'). Magic Potion, in my opinion, in too riff oriented and gets stale after a while.

 

I will say that I appreciate some songs a lot more after hearing them live. I've seen them 3 times and the energy of their live show makes even the so-so songs great. 'Busted' from The Big Come Up comes to mind.

 

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Doncamatic, by the Gorillaz.

 

Best Gorillaz song there is.

I Remember by deadmau5 & Kaskade

 

Now normally I wouldn't listen to deadmau5 but this trance track is gorgeous.

 

Eh that's one if his tracks that I'm not that huge on.

 

Two Door Cinema Club - Something Good Can Work

 

Just got their album, some of the album versions are a bit different to the versions I've heard, but it's not too bad so far.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUxivLcYIes&feature=channel_video_title

Fleetwood Mac-Little lies

I Need You by The Beatles

 

George Harrison really does have an amazing voice.

In The Middle Of The Night - Within Temptation <3: <3: <3:

Black Keys - Tighten Up.

 

Always wondered who the song was by, then I stumbled upon it by accident after hearing a different song on the radio that blew my mind.

 

Their older material is much, much, much better. You must check it out.

Listened to what I could find from The Big Come Up; not bad. You can hear their roots much better in their original songs, however I believe that their most well known songs from their debut album (Leavin' Home and She Said, She Said) are both covers. Although I like their bluesier songs, the more Beatles-esque songs such as She Said, She Said aren't my style.

 

I preffer their second album, personally. Listening to "Have Love, Will Travel" right now. Thickfreakness sounds like it was made in the 60's, I hear Hendrix calling through Dan's voice and guitar.

 

Yeah, they did some covers on their first albums.

 

Thickfreakness is golden ('Thickfreakness' and 'Set You Free'), as is Rubber Factory ('10AM Automatic', 'Stack Shot Billy', and 'Grown So Ugly' in particular plus a Kinks cover with 'Act Nice and Gentle'). Magic Potion, in my opinion, in too riff oriented and gets stale after a while.

 

I will say that I appreciate some songs a lot more after hearing them live. I've seen them 3 times and the energy of their live show makes even the so-so songs great. 'Busted' from The Big Come Up comes to mind.

 

[/fanboying]

Just Got To Be from Magic Potion is an awesome song. I agree that the rest of the songs on that album get stale after a while. Although Your Touch's opening riff reminds me of Heartbreaker by Led Zeppelin.

 

To make this post less off-topic, this is what I am listening to right now.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQj--Kjn0z8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQxRy30qs0g

 

This song is dedicated to my ex-girlfriend.

Grapevine Fires - Death Cab for Cutie

Sweet Dreams Are Made Of Seven Nation Army - Eurythmics vs. The White Stripes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT5eJwgAtvY

<3:

New Red Hot Chili Pepper single

 

http://www.antiquiet.com/news/2011/07/rhcp-adventures-raindance-maggie/

Have A Nice Life - Deathconsciousness

New Red Hot Chili Pepper single

 

http://www.antiquiet.com/news/2011/07/rhcp-adventures-raindance-maggie/

 

This.