Bump to the Music, by Fatamarse, I guess.

 

Groovin' to the GTA soundtracks I have on my PC, this is a pretty sick one from GTA III.

 

AOTY so far

Bowie has AOTY locked up for me so far, from a running of four.

 

 

Rush Rush, by Debbie Harry.

 

Another standout from the GTA III soundtrack. Throws me back to the good ol' days.

 

Reminds me of Angelica by Lamb that I posted on previous page.

Also follows a main theme and keeps adding on it.

 

Pyramids on Mars, by Pop. 1280.

 

Anthony Fantano rated this pretty high and I dug it, and now I'm constantly listening. Super ominous and mysterious, I love it.

 

Epic sax guy came from here.

 

Buckethead, by Colonel Claypool's Bucket of Bernie Brains.

 

Super sweet track, but alas the album as a whole was a little dissatisfying for a joint Claypool/Buckethead venture.

 

Holy [bleep]ing shit, I can't understand how it only has 401 views on YT with A YEAR!

 

Four hundred and one!

 

Views on Tube!

 

 

 

 

How'd Spotify Discovery get it to me?

So goood....

It's interesting when that happens. Completely unknown by everyone, but there it is. Pretty chill track, I dig it too.

 

 

One Way or Another, by Blondie.

 

Always knew this track, but never knew it was Blondie for whatever reason. A classic.

 

Spotify is treating me well.

 

 

And I was a bit drunk while posting the previous, the original video has over 320k views still, so it ain't that unknown.

I wonder if this is being played in Britain now...

 

 

Spotify is treating me well.

 

 

And I was a bit drunk while posting the previous, the original video has over 320k views still, so it ain't that unknown.

Funny story, Clap Your Hands and Say Yeah played a show in the basement of the venue where I saw Failure at the same time, so I could hear them playing between songs

 

 

Toe Jam, by The BPA and others.

 

A classic track, with one of the best videos.

God damn it's a good video and one that was banned on MTV for being too far...

 

 

Can't help it, Spotify...

 

Johnny Ramone Was in a [bleep]en Good Band But He Was a [bleep] (Gabba Gabba You Suck), by Frenzal Rhomb.

 

 

And Never Had So Much Fun.

 

Such a terrible band, but so much fun to listen to.

 

Electronic Go Go, by Scatwerk.

 

More GTA III soundtrack goodness.

Funny how the last.fm thread got me back to last.fm in over a few years and after checking my most scrobbled songs one made me scratch me head.

 

Like seriously, I couldn't remember the song.

 

 

It was that song and after one listen I remembered well why I had listened so much to it.

Funny how the last.fm thread got me back to last.fm in over a few years and after checking my most scrobbled songs one made me scratch me head.

 

Like seriously, I couldn't remember the song.

 

 

It was that song and after one listen I remembered well why I had listened so much to it.

 

That's Life, by Frank Sinatra.

 

My most played song on Last.fm. Listened to it 150 times in a row one night so it could be number one. Still love it immensely.

 

and

 

 

Always enjoy a good soundtrack.

 

Turn Up the Radio, by Autograph.

 

I first heard it on Vice City, and it changed my life. Turns out rock/metal/stuff like this was the music for me. Still love this song with all my heart.

 

Used to sing it out loud with my mate. It is kinda tongue twister actually.

I bloody love that song. I bloody love all System songs. That, P.L.U.C.K, Roulette, Shimmy and Radio/Video'd be my top picks.

 

 

Why Generation, by FIDLAR.

 

My current choon of the day/week/however long until I get tired of it. 

 

Dunno if I've had this here, but I liked it like a year ago on Hype Machine and I got the original on my Discover Weekly today.

 

Disgraceland, by Alice Cooper.

Starts fiendishly similar to That Handsome Devil's Rob the Prez-O-Dent and that drew me in. Nek minnut I was listening at every chance.