Ten Songs that you Just Can't Stop Listening to Right Now?

[Flah]

(In no particular order)

1. Killswitch Engage - Rose of Sharyn
2. Uphill Battle - Breaking Down
3. Eagles of Death Metal - Stuck in the Metal With You
4. Dismissed - Bittersweet
5. Swarm of the Lotus - Committed to Ash
6. The Number Twelve Looks Like You - Civeta Dei
7. Isis - Celestial (Signal Fills the Void)
8. Planes Mistaken for Stars - Rhythm Dies
9. All That Remains - I Die in Degrees
10. Richard Thompson - Uninhabited Man

 

[from zero]

Cool thread idea. Ones I've had on repeat lately ...

1) KsE - Rose of Sharyn
2) Avenged Sevenfold - Remenission
3) GNR - Nighttrain
4) Moonspell - Everything Invaded
5) Scars of Tomorrow - As We Choke
6) Linkin Park - Lying From You (One of very few songs I can stomach by the band, this one is damn catchy)
7) Sevendust - Insecure
8) Dark Tranquillity - Monochromatic Stains
9) Alice in Chains - I Stay Away
10) Opeth - In My Time of Need

 

[young guns]

1) 36 crazyfists - the heart and the shape
2) iced earth - hollow man
3) killswitch engage - rose of sharyn
4) devildriver - i could care less
5) hatebree - live for this
6) disturbed - dehumanized
7) mushroomhead - nowhere to go
8) soil - pride
9) spineshank - beginning of the end
10) stone sour - orchids

 

[PoyeBoy]

1) dashboard confessional - Rapid Hope Loss
2) TI - Rubberband Man
3) Brand New - the quiet things no one ever knows
4) switchfoot - meant to live
5) Lost Prophets - last train home
6) anything by tenacious D

 

[Nighty]

Tupac- Life goes on
Tupac - It aint Easy
Nas - Life's a Bitch
Tupac - Changes
Nas feat Tupac - Thugz mansion
Pharoahe monch - Get the Fu*k up
Talib Kweli - Rush
Kanye West - Family Business
White snake - Here I go again
Johnny Cash - the man Comes around

 

[obiwan9962]

dido - whiteflag
northern pikes - things we do for money
bob marley - 3 little birds
vertical horizon - everything you want
chicago - beginnings
sean paul - get busy
peter gabriel - shaking the tree
ub40 - here i am baby
jimmy cliff - many rivers to cross
counting crows - murder of one

 

[super_rice]

1) Alicia Keys - If I Ain't Got You
2) Pilate - Save Me
3) Jay Chow - Shanghai, 1943
4) Ludacris - Hip Hop Quotables
5) Blink 182 - Stockholm Syndrome
6) 2 Pac - Street Fame
7) 2 Pac - They Don't Give a Fuck About Us
8) Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want
9) Counting Crows - Omaha
10) Bob Marley - Redemption Song

 

[hanselthecaretaker]

1. I Guess I'm Doin Fine-Beck
2. Little One-Beck
3. It's All In Your Mind-Beck
4. Lost Cause-Beck
5. Layla(acoustic)-Clapton
6. Hotel California(acoustic)-Eagles
7. Patience-Gn'R
8. Streetlife Serenader(live)-Billy Joel
9. Green Eyes-Coldplay
10. Wildflowers-Tom Petty

 

[Flah]

This week:

1. Modest Mouse - Float On
2. My Bloody Valentine - Only Shallow*
3. Beautiful Mistake - Safe Place
4. Koma - One of Us Must Hang
5. Cat Power - Good Woman
6. Dead Poetic - Glass in the Trees
7. Jude the Obscure - Fingernails And Lampshades
8. Sonic Youth - Teenage Riot
9. Television - Marquee Moon
10. Propaghandi - Ska Sucks

* Saw a poster with the Loveless cover, remembered how good the album was, and it has been on ever since.

 

[perkele]

The whole Boz Scaggs' Sild Degrees (1976) album that I've been listening over 1000 times in the past year or so. I consider it as one of the greatest pop/rock/R&B records ever. Full of great horns and strings arrangements which you can't find from pop music today. Live recording feeling all the way.

Producer: Joe Wissert

Arranger: David Paich (Toto)

Main band:

Jeff Porcaro: drums
David Paich: keyboards
David Hungate: bass
Fred Tackett: guitar
Louie Shelton: guitar

and the man himself:

Boz Scaggs: vocals & guitar



1.What Can I Say (Paich/Scaggs)
2.Georgia (Scags)
3.Jump Street (Paich/Scaggs)
4.What You Want The Girl To Do (Toussaint)
5.Harbor Lights (Scaggs)
6.Lowdown (Paich/Scaggs)
7.It's Over (Paich/Scaggs)
8.Love Me Tomorrow (Paich)
9.Lido Shuffle (Paich/Scaggs)
10.We're All Alone (Scaggs)


"Both artistically and commercially, Boz Scaggs had his greatest success with Silk Degrees. The laid-back singer hit the R&B charts in a big way with the addictive, sly "Lowdown" (which has been sampled by more than a few rappers and remains a favorite among baby-boomer soul fans) and expressed his love of smooth soul music almost as well on the appealing "What Can I Say." But Scaggs was essentially a pop/rocker, and in that area he has a considerable amount of fun on "Lido Shuffle" (another major hit single), "What Do You Want the Girl to Do," and "Jump Street." Meanwhile, "We're All Alone" and "Harbor Lights" became staples on adult contemporary radio. Though not remarkable, the ballads have more heart than most of the bland material dominating that format. — Alex Henderson"