Favorite songs at the moment?

**Unorthodox** · 07-23-2007

New Korn album: Untitled

**liquitt** · 07-23-2007

give up the ghost - young hearts be free tonight

**PhantasyStar** · 07-23-2007

No Quarter(Led Zepplin cover) by Tool

http://youtube.com/watch?v=DmWVTMFfar0

**NUONgamer** · 07-23-2007

Rihanna - shut up and drive

A car nerd here who can tell me what the orange car in the video is ?
I presume, as the video was done in the Czech Republic (Licence plate of the Ferrari) I guess it could be a heavily tuned Skoda Rapid Coupe ?

Infernal - 10 miles

:pray:

**Evangelion-01** · 07-23-2007

I Feel My Sunglasses At Night (Proper Love Dub Mix) - Tiga And Zyntherius vs Depeche Mode

:D:DD::D

**DRussian** · 07-25-2007

WU-Tronix by JOOLSMF It`s an electronica mix of C.R.E.A.M. By the wu-tang, sounds like it was produced using a Sega Master System soundboard in mind(apart from the vocals of course)

check it out!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fi2yHzaRaiY

**babu** · 07-27-2007

just love this one :D
Handsome Boy Modeling School - Look at this face (oh my god they're gorgeous)

other than that.. as the Parappa the Rapper OST was released on the interweb some day ago I've been listening to Chop Chop Master Onions, Instructor Mooselinis and Prince Fleaswallows some too.

**z_killemall** · 08-03-2007

Demons & Wizards: "Crimson King"
Primal Fear: "Red Rain"
Symphony X: "The Divine Wings Of Tragedy"

**Taemos** · 08-03-2007

Death From Above 1979 - Black History Month
Between the Buried and Me - self-titled album (this is one of my favorites)
A-ha - Hunting High and Low
Death - everything (this band was so amazing)
Joy Division - everything (see "Death")

I've just realized I listen to a lot of music.

**Dr_Slump** · 08-03-2007

Plastic Tree - Ghost
the studs - thursday
Ayabie - Shine

**Parris** · 08-10-2007

Pat Metheny Group “Across the sky” (1997) Warner (Jazz)
This particular track was also remixed by Goldie and sounded amazing. Jazz imo is timeless and definitely worthy of a bit of remixing and re-working. PMG are incredible with or without that tinkering however.

Sinner DC “Alice” or “Everything is sand” (2005) Ai Records (Rock / Alternative)
Switzerland isn’t renowned for its musical exports, but this is one group that really need to be heard. Somehow Sinner DC managed to enchant most of the music industry, but the industry is a fickle thing and they remain an underground phenomenon.

Ride “Vapour Trail” (2001) Ignition (Britpop / Indie) A great track from a sadly defunkt band. They were pretty unusual and rarely made a big splash, but I liked ‘em from the off. There has been a petition online for a while now to encourage them to reform. http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/reformride/

Llorca “Indigo Blues (Minus 8 remix)” (2001) F communications (French House). The French are rarely beaten when it comes to smooth vibes & cool house tracks. What began as a rather low key track was pumped up and made very much an unstoppable dance track. Don’t be fooled by the original laid back version found on YouTube, the remix is FAR jumpier!

Overhead “The sky lit up” (2002) Naïve (Pop / Rock). Another French band, but this time they never really appear to have gone anywhere, sadly! Singing in English (a necessary evil in the export business) they could have done far better, but as far as I can tell they disappeared off radar. This is a very accomplished track on a beautiful album (Silent Witness) and would be great used in a film. Rather reminiscent of The Blue Nile, although other tracks appear to be influenced by The Smiths & R.E.M. Overhead however come out on top as original rather than purely nodding towards others.

There are tracks I hear and love every single day, but I decided it might be nice to look at older stuff from bands that really deserved a little more attention than simply pointing towards material that is currently or already well known. Hope some of you like some of it (if you can find any of it). My collection of music is massive and very diverse, this represents a tiny sample.

**Codeman** · 08-11-2007

Originally Posted by Parris

Pat Metheny Group “Across the sky” (1997) Warner (Jazz)
This particular track was also remixed by Goldie and sounded amazing. Jazz imo is timeless and definitely worthy of a bit of remixing and re-working. PMG are incredible with or without that tinkering however.

:pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray:

**Parris** · 08-11-2007

Originally Posted by Codeman

:pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray::pray:

Another fan I suspect? :thumbsup:

**3do** · 08-11-2007

Favourite music at the moment....hmmm let me think

Well i am liking the new stuff from HIM althought i love everything by them so its not really a suprise that i like their new stuff and i will be pre-ordering their new album

i am also really loving the new Darren Hayes single "On the verge of something wonderful" and will be looking forward to the new album too

**Azraelscross** · 08-11-2007

Neil Young - Old man *i bought live at Massey hall because of this*
Scorpions - Sails of Charon *Gonna Buy Taken By Force because of this*
Sonata Arctica - Paid in Full *bought Unia because of this*

**la-li-lu-le-lo** · 08-11-2007

Elliott Smith - Christian Brothers, Coming Up Roses
Pixies - Holiday Song, Here Comes Your Man, et al.

**Taemos** · 08-11-2007

I've been listening to more New Order. I like "Ceremony," but I guess it came as no surprise when I found out it was originally written with Joy Division.

Circa Survive's "On Letting Go" and Hum's "You'd Prefer An Astronaut" have also been on my recent rotation.