Skadoosh, that was something I hadn't heard before. Wasn't what I was expecting from the look of the video before I pressed play. I have to admit I'm not really a huge fan of this type of thing. It sounds similar to Our Lady Peace, who someone posted a video of earlier in the thread. I used to listen to them but not really anymore. I wasn't a fan of the singer's voice. The drummer was quite good though.



A song none of you will have heard before. I discovered it through this guy on youtube who makes amazing drum covers of Muse songs, and this is his band. There's no official video or anything, but this is the guitarist playing along with the rest of the recording for this song called Void.

I really liked that. Could sense the Muse kinda sound from it instantly, and he's a good guitarist, the little riffs worked well, and the picking bits sounded very well done and made the song.

I really did enjoy that, a little new from what I am use to though it is a style I am starting to get into along with many more. The vocals were good to hear though best when you listented to the song louder. One of those for me you really could get into a zone to. The video also was good and unique, followed the meaning of the song. Well yeah, a great song and someone I will be following in the future if he gets anywhere.

Umm a song I´ve been listening to alot since I been on holiday, it´s an old song by Lostprophets so I´m sure many of you know it...



I would have chosen something more new to me but I haven´t really got into many artists as of late.

"Last Train Home"

I've never heard it before but it's the same generic pop rock music I hear from the more modern bands. Didn't like it much.

I quite liked that. It works well with the quiet parts building up into louder parts with heavier music. Good use of dynamics. I'd never heard it before either, only heard a couple of Lostprophets songs before.

Edit: Argh, took way too long replying and got beaten I'll listen to yours now TOR.

Response: Not what I'd usually listen to but it had a good bassline and vocals. Wasn't a fan of the lyrics and the actual music was quite repetitive



I'll admit I'm struggling to post something here. I love Muse too much so I'm trying to post something different, but most of my library has been played to death by everyone. Here's one you may not know though. Try not to judge it by the awful video!

I'll admit, Rob, it really wasn't that bad and for some reason, surprisingly catchy.

Ah, this was on the first 2pac album i ever bought, 2pacalypse Now. At the time i didn't know it was his debut and i'd only really heard his later stuff and when i bought this album (can't remember what age i was but my mum had to get me it so maybe like 13) i thought it was a bit shit. It's definitely grown on me though, it's more about the lyrics as the beats aren't anything special, same with the song. Love the video as well.


Lauryn Hill - To Zion

Lauren Hill, that takes me back. Hmmm, tbh not crazy on the song, the backbeat is very good but her booming voice kind of ruins it.

First time I've heard the whole song rather than just the Ride on time bits in ads and stuff.
I quite liked it, can imagine it would get annoying on constant replay, but a very manageable song in small doses. She's got a great voice as well.

Cookie for anyone saying what it's about.

Always thought it was about Trannies..

*checks wiki*

GEDDIN!

Hah, aren't these the guys who sing Triple H's theme? The guy's voice is hard to forget. Not bad actually, the guitar riff got some potential and it's just my first listen, most songs don't impress me till the second-third. Still, I think I prefer The Game to this.

Not a bad song, Lone. Not my cup of tea but I don't actually mind it. I think the Violin-esque effect in the background gives it a nice touch.

~Suicide

Not a huge Muse fan... only actually have one of their songs. This was alright, definitely listenable... although not on repeat over and over...



Time to take you back to 20+ years ago...

Great song. I love Billy Joel, his style is great. Most of his songs tell a story, and this one was no exception.

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I love this next song, but especially this version which is live at Pompeii. I do warn you of its length though...

Well I love Pink Floyd, but didn't particularly like that song to be honest, I just didn't like the main riff that was prevalent throughout the whole song, and the whole thing sounded like it would suit the final thirty minutes of Apocalypse Now (which again, I didn't like ) Sorry Chelsk

Instead of posting older music I'll post up a newish band, called Yeasayer, this song is called Tightrope: