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Human Being ~ Beta Band
Pony ~ Tom Waits
Original Sin ~ INXS
Grace - Jethro Tull
Two-Headed Boy, Pt. 2 ~ Neutral Milk Hotel
Appels + Oranjes ~ The Smashing Pumpkins
Matilda Mother ~ Pink Floyd
Don't Feel - Klaus Badelt I think, from the Equilibrium Soundtrack.
Le valse d'Amelie ~ Yann Tiersen
Helicopter ~ The Feeling
Wildest Dreams - IRON MAIDEN!!! :D
Live version with intro from Death on the Road tour
Good memories :)
Fall to pieces ~ Velvet Revolver
Televators ~ Mars Volta
symphony 9 - Beethoven, Ludwig von
Fairy Tale Gone Bad - Sunrise Avenue
Albert Hammond Jr. - Back to the 101
Badly Drawn Boy - Nothing's gonna change your mind
Lilly Allen - LDN
A Saucerful of Secrets - Pink Floyd
That song has a very high coolness factor because it's early Floyd, but it's really not one of my favorites...it just seems to go on forever with no real destination but then again, that's pretty typical of that era Floyd. :rolleyes: :pQuote:
Originally Posted by AimusSage
I just downloaded the Shins newest album, Wincing the Night Away and I'm having my first listen. The song currently playing is Sea Legs and I rather like that one.
The Rover -- Led Zeppelin
Tere Bina (Without you) -- OST Guru
Red Rabbits ~ The Shins
'Yet Another Movie - Round And' - PF
Girl Sailor ~ the Shins
The Ballad of Bill Hubard - Roger Waters
Phantom Limb ~ the Shins
The Bravory of Being Out of Range - Roger Waters
What album is that from? I know his first solo very well, his second marginally well and the rest not at all.
Turn On Me ~ the Shins
Too Much Rope - Roger Waters
It's from Amused to Death, probably his best solo album ever. Although I've heard good things about his opera :)
Spilt Needles ~ the Shins
It can't be better than Pros and Cons can it? I can maybe buy that lyrically it's stronger but it can't sound better, can it?Quote:
Originally Posted by AimusSage
It is better, but I admit Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking is not a bad album either.
Watching TV - Roger Waters
It's the worst for me, with Pros & Cons being number 1. I don't think Ça Ira really counts.Quote:
Originally Posted by AimusSage
On a side note, I already have my ticket for his march show, I can't wait. :D
Machine Head - Bush
The Same Person ~ Veruca Salt
Pros and Cons is number one for me as well. I just don't find Roger's solo work very compelling musically but with Eric Clapton's guitar, Pros and Cons really stands out. And then there's Dave's solo work, which is quite listenable...if you don't dwell on the lyrics. :p They are at their best when they work together.Quote:
Originally Posted by crisaor
Really? I didn't figure you for a Bush fan. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TEND
Through Glass- Stone Sour
Sanctuary- Hikaru Utada
Simple and Clean- Hikaru Utada
Points of Authority- Linkin Park
Just a few out of a very long playlist. ^.^;
I love Bush, I think Razorblade Suitcase was my first CD actually. On that note....Quote:
Originally Posted by Idril
Comedown - Bush
Yeehaw!
Beautiful Soul ~ Jesse McCartney :lol:
This is The Last Time ~ keane
Everybody's Changing ~ Keane
Don't Panic ~ Coldplay
ooo, I Love this song