Most Recent Song You Listened To?

Right now I'm so obsessed with this song and girls, I've been listening to it non stop! major crush on these beautiful women too

 

I've been listening to Son of Dave a lot lately. Devil Take My Soul is so catchy.

 

Darkness in a Different Light, by Fates Warning

 

Quand C'est by Stromae

I love his music

 

"Three Strange Days" by School of Fish.
And I now need to check out some of these songs you all have listed!

 

Mamamoo You're the Best from KCon NY 2016 :d

 

More like a soundtrack, but I love it

 

Rudy - Transformation [OUT NOW]

Something about this track speaks to me. I'm not one to replay songs over and over usually, but I keep coming back to this one. Probably isn't to anyone's taste here.

 

Until the End by Quietdrive :3

 

Centuries - Fall Out Boy

 

Hot Hot Hot by The Cure

 

Rotting in Vain - Korn

 

I Hope You Suffer - AFI

 

I can't stop listening to my Sisters of Mercy "Floodlands" album.

 

The David Bowie prom - so far a mix of the ridiculous and the sublime, fortunately mostly the latter

 

You've Got Time - it's the theme to Orange is the New Black. I'm not even watching the show, my roommate is.

 

Right now I'm all Superfly, all the time. Right this second I'm listening to "Bi-Li-Li Emotion" (can't link the video since I'm at work, but it's fab!)

 

Aaaaah listening to this wonderful track makes me feel so nostalgic that song always came up in the most tender moments of Berserk, I love it!! I don't really like the new Berserk anime because of the art style, I wish they had kept the old style that fit the story very well. (this is my favorite anime of all time, that's why I got so excited =D )

 

I love this song - I listen to it a lot
(Its Bollywood)

 

And the large underground lakes...

 

Kim Hyun Joong - KpopWay's Alien Space which plays his songs for 2 hours

Here's Your Story :

 

REST IN PEACE JUAN GABRIEL!

HE WILL BE FOREVER MISSED



For my non-hispanic people, he was a true icon of latin america and a LGBT+ supporter. He wrote and composed all his songs and overcame the hardships and negative impact most gay people receive in those places where homosexuality is not widely accepted yet.

It's hard to choose a favorite song but here's one of them:

 

Right now I'm listening to Life Itself by Glass Animals!

 

I was looking for the Misty Mountains song and found this ... 20 minutes of pure dwarven awesomeness.
Good thing I was already planning a BJDwarf at some point ... hobbits first, though.

 

...the last song I listened too....

if I have to be honest...



In case you were concerned for Britney's health, this is a "cover" of the song.

 

I think her name is duia lipa or something ( blow your mind / hotter than hell)

 

Shipping and Receiving by Hat Films, sadly I am now scarred for life xD

 

Falling by Florence + the Machine. I'm surprised it took me this long to get into F+tM because they're right up my alley, but somehow I missed them until now.

 

I've been on a k-pop rush the past two weeks XD

 

I've listened to this about ten time on repeat in the past hour. It's too good.

 

"Hook" by Blues Traveler, I really like their music. It reminds me of the stuff I grew up with.

 

At the moment I listen to much music of Saez.

 

The last song I heard today was Seven Devils by Florence and The Machine.

 

Honestly I've just been listening to this on repeat today.

 

Guns and Ships from the Hamilton soundtrack. One of my friends is gradually dragging me into Hamilton Hell. I don't really care though?

 

Waiting on a Friend- the Rolling Stones

 

I love music threads-- excuse me while I bookmark everything and find awesome stuff to listen to.

Ah, it's so good to have new music from them, isn't it? Hard to believe they're closing in on their 20th anniversary already, makes me feel old, lol.

I've been spending the morning with Peggy Lee today:

 

This:


Somewhat inevitably followed by this:

 

Wild is the Wind
Station to Station - David Bowie

 

Looks like I can keep this chain going-- my last was Bowie as well!

Life on Mars?, this time.

 

Be'lakor - The Dream and the Waking

 

Bowie again though I've got to admit, most recent usually means an album. In this case :- the Cracked Actor limited edition live album LP (three discs over five sides).

Absolutely love it; it's the perfect accompaniment to David Live, a live album from earlier in the Diamond Dog tour's run where Bowie is at the height of his famed cold, swaggering chilly preciseness. By the point in the tour that Cracked Actor came along Bowie's loosened up incredibly, it's a completely different performance helped by the fact that midway through the tour he swapped bands completely...

 

...I think I may be on my bimonthly 'listen to no one but Bowie' phase - so apologies. Currently obsessed with Outside, hence this choice (but please don't judge this song based on this live recording - the sound quality is appalling, but the video is quietly awesome - note the jumpsuit is the same one he's had since the 70s and wore on the Lazarus music video)

 

LP - From The Inside...

 

Let Down by Dead by Sunrise

 

Kelpie by Jethro Tull

 

Thanks to my GM in D&D, the most recent song I've listened to is Black Betty by Ram Jam.

 

First by Cold War Kids has been on my repeating playlist of the month.

 

*dances*

 

Oh wow, I'm incredibly jealous of anyone who got to see that particular tour live. (I hope he was as in form as it looks like he was from all of the videos floating around out there - were the NIN contingent of the audience disappointed considering how young that band's audience was at the time?)

And on topic, most recent listen was this:



Still on an Outside kick, and still mildly reeling at those crystal clear shots of Bowie in character as Baby Grace, Ramona, Touchsriek et Al!

 

Lucky One- EXO I love my music in different languages

 

This:



Simultaneously ridiculous and glorious.

 

On a bit of a Lazarus kick this time, likely influenced by the 3rd round of the Triathlon (and what I was attempting (and failing) to recreate in that shot)

 

Cradle of Filth - Under huntress moon

 

One of the least antisocial Bowie tracks I've put up on here, but ironically a performance that highlights that Heroes is anything but the brainless patriotic ballad Danny Boyle somehow managed to shoehorn it into becoming... (Still can't forgive that man for that, there were Bowie tracks that were appropriate for that (mis)use, Heroes was most certainly not it)

Still... To give you some idea about how Bowie himself felt about this misuse, here's the arrangement of the song that he wanted for the musical Lazarus: