What are you listening to?

[Seaweedpimp]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1J7AztUuSs

^ three six mafia, crossroads remix [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Seaweedpimp]

Talent - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zsW2ji2wLQ

This is allready 15 minutes into the song. Skip to about 2:54

3:35 to 4:57 gives me chillbumps everytime.

[Seaweedpimp]

I have a couple friends that like to fight when i talk about IM.

I will admit, there is one song i think is allright by them. I am unsure of what its called. Actually i think im thinking about slayer, which i also dislike.

[Seaweedpimp]

This is truely the best - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjfK3bcfZbA

[Seaweedpimp]

Nobody's gonna like this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mbvzuj1OKM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OjvHh71VMs

^^^^^ this especially.

[Seaweedpimp]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0pYWGjECLE

[Carl Brutanadanalewski]

Boston. More Than a Feeling. Best song ever. Much better than any of this underground, underplayed, under-heard of garbage so many of you on here seem to take an interest in. I would rather listen to Disco than listen to soma this CRAP I'm seein an hearin when I click on som a these links. I mean "Datsik & Flux Pavilion"? "Florence and The Machine"? "Arpanet"? "Infinity Skull Cube"? Oh yea, and who could forget "Team Teamwork-The Ocarina of Rhyme". Now that's what I call creative.

No. If you wanna hear what music really is, an i'm talkin REAL music, then just listen to any Boston album. Or one of Bad Company's greatest hits albums. Or Bat out of hell from Meat Loaf. Nona this mindless, computerized, random techno-crap on there. REAL MUSIC as it was meant to be played. When bands and artists actually sat down in a studio, plugged in their instruments, wrote real lyrics and music, and played. Years before this whole Internet thing, Years before YouTube, Years before Facebook, Years before you could put yourself on camera from your bedroom, filming yourself looking into a mirror and singing some sissy ballad, Years before all you kids came along, and had this "I'm better than everyone else" attitude, beacuse you heard of some obscure, excuse for a band/artist on YouTube that no one else has heard of. You seem to think your better in some way, and think your special, and hold yourself at some ridiculously high standard beacuse you have heard of some "underground" band, who you think no one else has heard of.

Just listen to any radio station that plays classic rock, and you'll hear what real music is. Not this modern day junk. You'll get to hear Boston. You'll get to hear Meat Loaf...you'll get to hear Ted frickin Nugent. Pile Driver is questionably the best close to 10-minutes of your life-music you'll ever have the experience of hearin. And you can forget about all dis modern garbage with the cheap acoustic guitars, and horns an trumpets BS. They are all just trying to be the next Chicago....Does anybody really know what time it is? Yea, I do...it's time to listen to some REAL music, like...Styx. "Blue Collar Man" is the next most epic peice of music next to anything by Boston. Even Dennis DeYoung's solo material beats anything by les say, "Saudis in Audis", heheheh, yea.

[Seaweedpimp]

Originally Posted by Carl Brutanadanalewski [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Boston. More Than a Feeling. Best song ever. Much better than any of this underground, underplayed, under-heard of garbage so many of you on here seem to take an interest in. I would rather listen to Disco than listen to soma this CRAP I'm seein an hearin when I click on som a these links. I mean "Datsik & Flux Pavilion"? "Florence and The Machine"? "Arpanet"? "Infinity Skull Cube"? Oh yea, and who could forget "Team Teamwork-The Ocarina of Rhyme". Now that's what I call creative.

No. If you wanna hear what music really is, an i'm talkin REAL music, then just listen to any Boston album. Or one of Bad Company's greatest hits albums. Or Bat out of hell from Meat Loaf. Nona this mindless, computerized, random techno-crap on there. REAL MUSIC as it was meant to be played. When bands and artists actually sat down in a studio, plugged in their instruments, wrote real lyrics and music, and played. Years before this whole Internet thing, Years before YouTube, Years before Facebook, Years before you could put yourself on camera from your bedroom, filming yourself looking into a mirror and singing some sissy ballad, Years before all you kids came along, and had this "I'm better than everyone else" attitude, beacuse you heard of some obscure, excuse for a band/artist on YouTube that no one else has heard of. You seem to think your better in some way, and think your special, and hold yourself at some ridiculously high standard beacuse you have heard of some "underground" band, who you think no one else has heard of.

Just listen to any radio station that plays classic rock, and you'll hear what real music is. Not this modern day junk. You'll get to hear Boston. You'll get to hear Meat Loaf...you'll get to hear Ted frickin Nugent. Pile Driver is questionably the best close to 10-minutes of your life-music you'll ever have the experience of hearin. And you can forget about all dis modern garbage with the cheap acoustic guitars, and horns an trumpets BS. They are all just trying to be the next Chicago....Does anybody really know what time it is? Yea, I do...it's time to listen to some REAL music, like...Styx. "Blue Collar Man" is the next most epic peice of music next to anything by Boston. Even Dennis DeYoung's solo material beats anything by les say, "Saudis in Audis", heheheh, yea.

Jesus calm down dad, i dont like boston and meatloaf.

[guineapig]

Originally Posted by Carl Brutanadanalewski [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Boston. More Than a Feeling. Best song ever......

Hey Carl, did you happen to see Loverboy back in 85 at Madison Square?
If so, what did you think? [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Carl Brutanadanalewski]

Originally Posted by guineapig [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hey Carl, did you happen to see Loverboy back in 85 at Madison Square?
If so, what did you think? [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

No, Back in 85 I was usually just hangin around in my parents house, down the basement, yea, that's right, they let me live with them for free, thats an offer ya can't really turn down, ya know? Lot better than livin with some woman who gonna tell me, "Hey, wake up." or "Hey, you need to go to the gym,"..but anyway, I was usually just rockin out with headphones on to Bon Jovi's first album, whenever I wasn't rockin out to Zep, Styx,. Boston, Bad Company, the list goes on an on....

But I did have ona those red suits the guy from Loverboy had...I don't even know the guys name but he knew how to dress to get the poon-tang back in those days, heheheh. The one I had was some kinda copy of that one or somethin'....An "Workin for the Weekend" sounds brand fricken new even to this day. I still get a kick outta puttin the headphones on and crankin it while rocking back an forth on a Saturday night when I gotta work the next day.