What song are you listening to right now?

[Niya]

Speaking of anime tracks, I like this one from FMA: Brotherhood:-


One of my favorites.

[Niya]

Here's one from Blood+

[Niya]

The opening theme for Blue Gender. I really love this one:-

[Niya]

Opening theme for Ghost in a Shell's second season:-

[Niya]

Here's the one for the first season:-

[Niya]

Here's a nice one from Inuyasha:-

[Niya]

Another from Inuyasha:-

[Niya]

Another from Inuyasha:-

[Niya]

Yet another from Inuyasha:-


This anime has some of the best tracks of any anime, at least from what I know.

[Niya]

And another:-

[dilettante]

I'm always surprised by the amount of dislike out there for Inuyasha.

[Niya]

I'm always surprised by the amount of dislike out there for Inuyasha.

It has to grow on you. I initially didn't like but it grew on me the more I watched it. Inuyasha is one of those shows where you see the opening theme and think it's one thing but when you watch it, you realize your assumptions about it were wrong.

[Niya]

[Niya]

[Niya]

[Episcopal]

You reminded me that I was already young .... at that time euro-dance was successful ...

[yereverluvinuncleber]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FzF...=RDMM&index=22

[yereverluvinuncleber]

[mmarkgilbert]

after another viewing of 007 skyfall -Adele

[yereverluvinuncleber]

I think she is singing about getting an eyeful of trifle...

[dilettante]

I just saw those GITS:SAC openings above again. This is another franchise I really enjoy and need to go back to. It is one more anime series with a very good English dub, which helped gain it broader popularity with English speaking audiences.

Even so, it remained pretty niche even in the years following release.

[yereverluvinuncleber]

Having just watched the departure and funeral of Her Maj. QEII (and drunk her health too) I am now listening to the marching tune of the British Grenadiers. A damn good tune to whistle.

[techgnome]

[dilettante]

[dilettante]

The sweaty recurring nightmares of the downtrodden described in the album's first track "Allentown":



Watch for the "game show contestant" bios listed out: Billy Joel's occupation? Computer Software.

It was a nod to the suffering from offshoring that was already underway.

[dilettante]

Weird Al they're not, and most of the conditions bemoaned are just trends that began before the end of the 1960s... but still funny.

[dilettante]

To my ear this classic is almost "The Beach Boys meet Johnny Rivers" in sound and tone.

[techgnome]

A classic...

-tg

[techgnome]

After a trip trhough Coolio, 2Pac, Outkast, and Warren G.... I found myself here...

-tg

[conniegeiger34]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGwWNGJdvx8

[dilettante]

A short collection.



Funny how these make me think of cartoons. That might be because so many cartoons originally used music of the era as backdrops.

[sapator]

If we are talking about Halloween then:

[Compossides1985]

Although I'm currently listening to a podcast (shoutout to Bill Burr), I was previously listening to music. The last song I listened to was Tyler The Creator and A$AP Rocky's Potato Salad. It's a pleasant tune. It seems soothing or cold to me. It has a good flow, a beautiful instrumental, and some lyrics that is rather intriguing. The song is essentially Tyler and A$AP bragging, but sometimes songs are just that simple. Also wonderfully done is the song video.

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[dilettante]

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[Zvoni]

[dilettante]

This could be the theme song for about 1/3 of the programming Q&A threads. You know, the ones that often have misdirecting titles and a question/problem description that needs 120 Socratic posts to tease out enough information to come close to finding out what is being asked.

[dilettante]

Randolph Scott was in many ways the Arnold Schwarzenegger of his day. Back then action films were mostly either crime dramas or the westerns which rose in popularity in the 1930s and dominated action films for the next 30 to 40 years.



This 1973 nostalgia song mentioning Scott and several contemporaries bemoans the state of film after several moral code restrictions were removed.

[FunkyDexter]

Noah Gunderson, David.

This song sounds so simple but that guitar picking rhythm is frickin' demonic to play.

[sapator]

Rhythm. Since I'm a rhythm player myself, i think this is the epitome of simple and demonic to play.Everyone can play it, few correctly. I was able to 10 years ago but now I have to re train my fingers (basically the pick wrist).