What Song Are You Listening to Right Now?

[theSWPK]

Hadn't listened to these guys in a long time.

[Jega]

[Zoops (OP)]

Zoops I used to be really into BJM and then I digged backwards a bit and realized that if Anton Newcombe would stop self-aggrandizing for a minute, he'd realize that the whole premise of BJM is doomed to be un-original by the very nature/foundation of their ascetic.  Not that there is anything wrong with that; it just IS.  Full BJM albums get tedious, but they have great tracks like Anenome and THank God for Mental Illness is a fucking A+ A+ A+ ALBUM.       


Love did it better, you fuck with Love Zoops?

This is one of their worst songs.

One of their better Songs

I can't listen to this track because it makes me FIEND like shit.  This song would come on at 7am really fucking loud after the morning score was done with and a speedball was being prepped.

Yeah Love is cool and everything, and I've known about them for years, but BJM came out in the 90's A. Newcombe is one of the most prolific artists out these days, period. He's a tortured genius, dope fiend, and is 100% LOCO. And I fucking love the fake British accent when he's singing. He and I would no doubt not get along IRL.

With that, I'll leave you with another one of BJM's 60's-sounding tunes, If love is the drug, then I want to OD (studio version):

You're so high - why can't you die?

I think "A Message to Pretty" is better than that other song by them that you posted up.

[gutterslut]

totally on a mushroomhead kick.

mushroomhead - solitare unraveling 

[Jega]

Odd day. Started with Coheed and ended here

[Illadelph215]

God I love that song gutterslut! Almost forgot about it. On a squirrel nut zippers kick lately

[JonnyCakes]

Heart of Gold  -  Neil Young

[Anti-hero]

Under Pressure
Bowie and Freddie Mercury

I am absolutely in love with Freddie Mercury

Haha after I got shot I scored dope and put on "Another One bites the dust" no lie.  It got me back on a little queen kick for a bit.  Queen all around was a ridiculous group.  So much more versatile than some Led Zeppelin ass bullshit.  Another Stadium than their contemporaries; I guess Led Zeppelin isn't a fair comparison.  But when looking at Glam, yeah they were ahead lightyears ahead of their contemporaries.  Bowie's glam era shit was just too art fuck.  And then they both tackle dance music with Lets Dance and The Game respectively, and IMO The Game knocks it out of the water even though SRV was the saving grace of Let's Dance.  I mean, the title track is straight retarded, Let's dance and this is coming from a Bowie fan!

God this track just encapsulates the Badlands for me, and it's not like I don't listen to whatever music they listen to. .. . . But it's just so good. Cause trap and reggaeton can be too loud and the real killers move in quiet, and I think you get the feel of a slick sophisticated gangster coming through in Another One bites the dust Perfectly.  Or I'm just delusional IDK.

FUckkkkkin BRIAN MAYYYYYy ridiciuloussss when I was playing guitar learning queens and smiths would throw me through a loop sometimes

yea alot of people dont know
that srv was the driving force
behind that album
and david bowie
wanted him to stand in the back
while bowie faked like he was playing the licks
srv is/was the shit
his version of hendrixs little wing
awsome
bowie didnt know how to play gutiar
until people got hip to that fact
#whatadouche
I not saying bowie is in whole a douch
just the way he treated srv wasnt kosher

[Zoops (OP)]

KMFDM - Godlike

KMFDM - Kunst - "Art" (whole album)

[Zoops (OP)]

KMFDM - Godlike

KMFDM - Kunst - "Art" (whole album)

Rammstein - Bück Dich - "Bend over"

[Anti-hero]

Tammy wynette
Stand by your man
Really am listing to it

[Zoops (OP)]

Under Pressure
Bowie and Freddie Mercury

I am absolutely in love with Freddie Mercury

Haha after I got shot I scored dope and put on "Another One bites the dust" no lie.  It got me back on a little queen kick for a bit.  Queen all around was a ridiculous group.  So much more versatile than some Led Zeppelin ass bullshit.  Another Stadium than their contemporaries; I guess Led Zeppelin isn't a fair comparison.  But when looking at Glam, yeah they were ahead lightyears ahead of their contemporaries.  Bowie's glam era shit was just too art fuck.  And then they both tackle dance music with Lets Dance and The Game respectively, and IMO The Game knocks it out of the water even though SRV was the saving grace of Let's Dance.  I mean, the title track is straight retarded, Let's dance and this is coming from a Bowie fan!

God this track just encapsulates the Badlands for me, and it's not like I don't listen to whatever music they listen to. .. . . But it's just so good. Cause trap and reggaeton can be too loud and the real killers move in quiet, and I think you get the feel of a slick sophisticated gangster coming through in Another One bites the dust Perfectly.  Or I'm just delusional IDK.

FUckkkkkin BRIAN MAYYYYYy ridiciuloussss when I was playing guitar learning queens and smiths would throw me through a loop sometimes

yea alot of people dont know
that srv was the driving force
behind that album
and david bowie
wanted him to stand in the back
while bowie faked like he was playing the licks
srv is/was the shit
his version of hendrixs little wing
awsome
bowie didnt know how to play gutiar
until people got hip to that fact
#whatadouche
I not saying bowie is in whole a douch
just the way he treated srv wasnt kosher

Love it when he goes "Oooowww" at the end of the break. That song came on the radio once when I was in prison and it brought a genuine smile to my face listening to that ridiculously exaggerated enthusiasm. It's always been my song since then (like five years and some change). Liked it as a kid listening to it on my parent's stereo too. They had the vinyl of that record.

[Zoops (OP)]

Heart of Gold  -  Neil Young

Hey anyone ever seen this movie - "Iceman?" There's a scene in there that's absolutely priceless. Where Dr. Shepherd sings "Heart of Gold" and the caveman discovers music for the first time...
Please watch it and tell me what you think. The actor that played the caveman in this movie was brilliant.

[_Enduser]

SOUND BWOY APOLOGIZES FOR KILLIN BOBBY WOMACK WITH BAD QUALITY

DIs version better quality BOOOOhhhhh

[_Enduser]

Yeah Love is cool and everything, and I've known about them for years, but BJM came out in the 90's A. Newcombe is one of the most prolific artists out these days, period. He's a tortured genius, dope fiend, and is 100% LOCO. And I fucking love the fake British accent when he's singing. He and I would no doubt not get along IRL.

With that, I'll leave you with another one of BJM's 60's-sounding tunes, If love is the drug, then I want to OD (studio version):

You're so high - why can't you die?

I think "A Message to Pretty" is better than that other song by them that you posted up.

I like BJM they're good and shit, but I'm just sayin, like that song is good aesthetically pleasing to my ears.  But, it lacks a true spiritual dimension in my opinion.  They are trying to replicate something as complex as love by making an analogy to something like drugs.  Love is such a broad spectrum type of feeling.  That real shit is like wow pow wham bham thnk you maam.  It needs a spiritual dimension that to me isn't pronounced as well as it should be if people theoretically were coppin something like true love. 

the music is incredibly important to the spiritual experience, and you can't have it without the breaks so just stop listening to me right now.  But seriously fool this is DC area breaks man in one way or another are big here; mostly the funk kind drop on the 1 at like "slower" tempos but they're still breaks.  You know what I'm saying, breaks like that used to be played in church and shit.  Sound is warfare, spiritual warfare, and until the BJM harness that yeah IDK.  I'm incredibly biased so don't listen to me, but, you are an audiophile, correct?  That was the 90s!  Sonically, Anton Newcombe wasn't out of this world as a producer and that's just about the only thing that hampered their legacy as a band.  Think about what JOhn Cale producing did for music.  Sometimes a band just needs to let someone with a better understanding of a changing medium (recording vs. playing live completely SEPERATE )  take over, and Anton Newcombe never did that and suffered for it.

[Jega]