What tune are you listening to now?

[Fun With Matches]

When I was little the mother of these kids I used to hang out with told me that R. Kelly really did believe he could fly and fell off a cliff and died. I believed her.

[Icequeen]

I really like this, not sure why.

I used to be able to crack my hair around like that 15 years ago before vertigo. 

["couldbecousin"]

  This one makes me feel fiesty and optimistic. 

[Walkie]

When I was little the mother of these kids I used to hang out with told me that R. Kelly really did believe he could fly and fell off a cliff and died. I believed her.

can't stand the song , but the title reminded me of this:



Awesome! (I expect you'll disagree though . We have radically different tastes, don't we?)

[Walkie]

Dammit, Thom Yorke is no good for getting out of bed in the morning, silly me  .
Switched to this:



Absolute classic, and just what I need

Btw, this is not the original, not even KC, just an especially brilliant cover. 

Steve Hackett – guitar, harmonica, vocals
Ian McDonald – flute, saxophone, guitar, keyboards, vocals
Julian Colbeck – keyboards, vocals
John Wetton – bass, guitar, vocals
Chester Thompson – drums
(almost a Who's Who of Prog Rock)

The original album is no longer available on You Tube. And I have no way of sharing my CD , nor my ancient  vinyl copy with you

Im not so keen on later later live  perormances of the song by King Crimson themselves, because the songs from that album just   don't sound the same without Greg Lake's vocals. But this guy sings it exactly like Lake!

Now I'm wondering how punkdrew/wandrew is doing. http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php?action=profile;u=40

Ah.  He's American?
a proper British punk would rather slit his own throat that be caught listening to to prog rock 
I've noticed a few people here and there using that abum cover as their ava.

In 2015, Rolling Stone named In the Court of the Crimson King the second greatest progressive rock album of all time, behind Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon.[21] The album is also featured in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.[22]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Court_of_the_Crimson_King

[Fun With Matches]

When I was little the mother of these kids I used to hang out with told me that R. Kelly really did believe he could fly and fell off a cliff and died. I believed her.

can't stand the song , but the title reminded me of this:



Awesome! (I expect you'll disagree though . We have radically different tastes, don't we?)

R Kelly's song sounds amazing through headphones. I love the bassy sounds too.

The tune you posted isn't that bad sounding to me. There are two genres of music I hate - Country music and most Indie.

[Phoenix]

Five Days In May by Blue Rodeo

[Charlotte Quin]

I'm on a TISM bender at the moment.

[renaeden]

I really like this, not sure why.

I used to be able to crack my hair around like that 15 years ago before vertigo. 

I really like it too, from the first listen. Like the use of bass guitar.

[Lestat]

Love the base&synth on this enter shikari track 'solidarity', especially the opening riff.

[Fun With Matches]

Awesome remix.

[Parts]

[Lestat]

'Clayden' by chimaira.

[Queen Victoria]

That recording would inspire me to leave the house. 

To get things done I prefer bagpipes or classical.  Yes, I know I'm weird.

[Lestat]

You mean the Chimaira track QV? lol why. That bass riff is awesome, got to be one of my favourite Chimaira songs of all. I just fucking wish to high fuck that I'd have gotten to see them when they had a lineup with Kittie and Ill Nino in the late '90s. I love Kittie, especially their early releases, and before Talena Atfield, one of their bassists left.  And of the Ill Nino stuff I've heard, seems decent generally.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Kittie
One of their best works IMO, 'paperdoll'

Khanate-Skin Coat
Khanate- Under Rotting Sky
Khanate-German Dental Work