Post a Song

[spacedye]

Why not kick off this board with a [hopefully] long running thread. The idea is simple: Post a link to a streaming song that you love or hate [or somewhere inbetween] and then comment on other songs people post. The idea of the thread is to find new music and promote discussion. You must comment on a song if you post one of your own. Feel free to give background on what you post, why you're posting it or whatever else you want to say. Maybe this'll go over, or maybe the inaugural post will be it's swan song. Lets find out!

Joanna Newsom - Peach, Plum, Pear (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV1a6UBdrPk)

Joanna Newsom is one of my favorite artists (enough for me to find some neato artwork and make it into an icon anyway), and this is one of my favorite songs by her. She's an incredible lyricist, and a darn good harpist(harper?) too. Her voice is somewhat of an acquired taste, so don't fully expect to love it right off the bat, but trust me, she's awesome. I hear people compare her to Bjork, but I don't entirely see it.


Enhanced text for the blind:


You must comment on at least one posted song if you are to post a song of your own.

[Pashmina]

Love Joanna Newsom. I only have a couple of tracks off The Milk-Eyed Mender, but I have all of YS. As a MASSIVE Bjork fan, the comparison is really only their unusal voices and interesting song structure.

My song is Earth Intruders - Bjork (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wioa74MsBYA).

This is the lead single from her current album Volta. Very tribal and dancey, it was co-produced by Timbaland, who seems to be in very high emand at the moment.

I love it.

[lensnart]

Wow I didn't think it was even possible to rock the harp, Joanna Newsom is fantastic. I also really like Earth Intruders; I wasn't thrilled by Bjork's last two albums, but this one is very cool.

I can guarantee that if you haven't heard her you will both love Feist, one of canada's best.

Feist - My Moon My Man: http://youtube.com/watch?v=zWrNCCx2p5U

[Pashmina]

Feist sound pretty cool, and I'd heard their name come up before in other music places I frequent (Last.fm etc). Might check them out.

[Amora's_best_friend]

Dragonette - "Take It Like a Man"

I don't know whether the video for this song is too sexual or not (its heavy implication, but no actual explicit content), but search it on Youtube.

I love it, and its the first ever single I've gone to the shops and bought.

[lensnart]

That video is awesome, the song is decent too, though perhaps a little too disco-rock for my tastes.

[Superbleederrx]

this song doesnt have a real music video someone made that one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoa6Gx4HxTc

Thriller- Fall Out Boy

[lensnart]

You must comment on a song if you post one of your own.

Come on people.

[spacedye]

Bjork rubbed me just like every other Bjork song I've heard: Not bad, but musically was sort of bland. I'm sure that'd change the more I listened to her (as it already has), but right now I can't say I love her. I liked the video a lot, though.

Feist was pretty good. I'm not going to say fantastic, but pretty good. It seemed sort of monotonous to me, but maybe that changes with other songs. I'll check out some more later.

Porcupine Tree - Piano Lessons (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CvxoeasJ2E&mode=related&search=)

It's cut down by about a minute, but still a good song. An older PT song with nice elements of psychedelic and rock. I love the video, too.

I was going to post Russia on Ice, but it's 9 minutes and I didn't think anyone would want to listen to a foreign band for that long for the first time. :p


Edit: And yes, please comment on at least one other posted song if you plan to post one of your own. Feel free to discuss without posting songs, but if you do post one at least give your feelings on another.

[turdburglar47]

Yippie-Ki-Yay, M.F. by siKness (http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/99409_2bhk3/yippiekiyaymf.mp3)

A metal song about Die Hard. AWESOME.

[Pashmina]

Bjork rubbed me just like every other Bjork song I've heard: Not bad, but musically was sort of bland. I'm sure that'd change the more I listened to her (as it already has), but right now I can't say I love her. I liked the video a lot, though.

Feist was pretty good. I'm not going to say fantastic, but pretty good. It seemed sort of monotonous to me, but maybe that changes with other songs. I'll check out some more later.

Porcupine Tree - Piano Lessons (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CvxoeasJ2E&mode=related&search=)

It's cut down by about a minute, but still a good song. An older PT song with nice elements of psychedelic and rock. I love the video, too.

I was going to post Russia on Ice, but it's 9 minutes and I didn't think anyone would want to listen to a foreign band for that long for the first time. :p


Edit: And yes, please comment on at least one other posted song if you plan to post one of your own. Feel free to discuss without posting songs, but if you do post one at least give your feelings on another.

This is another of her songs I really love, and is regarded as superior to the album version.

It's In Our Hands (Live) - Bjork (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EmCfRhlwp0)

The albums Vespertine and Homogenic are both so meticulously created it's amazing.

Porcupine Tree sounds kinda cool actually. Love the video.

[turdburglar47]

...

BJORK and MUSICALLY BLAND are oxymorons. Bjork is musically insane.

[Superbleederrx]

i dont really like Bjorks music. its not my style

this is my style:

The Running Free-Coheed and Cambria
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7_BrjBFl6Q&mode=related&search=

[spacedye]

I had a feeling that comment would ignite flames. Her music just doesn't "pop" to me. I don't get the sense that I'm listening to something special or magical. I get the feeling that she's trying to tell me something, but in a "listen to me because I'm right, you fool" kind of way. Maybe she'll grow on me more, who knows? In any event, I appreciate you posting her music, and on this thread. Thanks.

As far as Coheed and Cambria goes, I've never been a fan. Something about it screams boring. They remind me of bands like Taking Back Sunday and OK Go. I hate to use the word again, but they feel "bland" to me. Perhaps I need to listen to more.

And now I'm going to post one of my favorite songs. It's very sad and very emotional, and musically it's very strange. In case the fan-made video doesn't tip you off, the song is about Anne Frank.

Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH3CRVVBL9o&mode=related&search=)

[Hellfire117]

Bjork sucks, it should be on the pop list. As for rock try: In flames, trivium, ans Atreyu.

[Magnito]

this song doesnt have a real music video someone made that one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoa6Gx4HxTc

Thriller- Fall Out Boy
I hate Fallout boy. So much. So very very much. I have yet to hear anything of theirs I like, and that was no exception.

If I never hear them again, it is too soon. *shudder*

Must listen to good music now to get them out of my head...Let's try this:

Metric - Poster of a Girl (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRxAv3xNdbo&mode=related&search=)

[Iron Ham]

ehh... I don't like it.


I couldn't pick one so here:

Jordan (Original Version) (http://youtube.com/watch?v=oHIZjO-DrKE&mode=related&search=)
Night of the Slunk (Live) (http://youtube.com/watch?v=BGt4J9oBKKo&mode=related&search=)
Soothsayer (Live) (http://youtube.com/watch?v=Gpr498vngFQ&mode=related&search=)
Nottingham Lace (Live) (http://youtube.com/watch?v=vYxrdrzmuUw&mode=related&search=)
Padmasana (Live) (http://youtube.com/watch?v=C-2w9b8i7GU&mode=related&search=)

[Amora's_best_friend]

Bjork sucks, it should be on the pop list. As for rock try: In flames, trivium, ans Atreyu.

Bjork's whole bag is changing her sound each album; Vespertine is almost classical, and Medulla is like crazy beat-boxing and voice technics. She's an acquired taste, but you're missing out if you just write her off.

[lensnart]

The metal isn't my thing, sorry but it bores me, Buckethead is a good guitarist but that is all he is, and the other band was just a bit too hard rock of the 80's.

Poster of A Girl is one of my favourite Metric tunes, it just has a very cool feel to it. I have never heard of Neutral Milk Hotel before but they are outstanding this is a very good song.

Here's another Canadian for you:

Hayden - Trees Lounge (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IM_umZumBQ)

And please give me a bit more than it sucks here's some metal.

[Superbleederrx]

I had a feeling that comment would ignite flames. Her music just doesn't "pop" to me. I don't get the sense that I'm listening to something special or magical. I get the feeling that she's trying to tell me something, but in a "listen to me because I'm right, you fool" kind of way. Maybe she'll grow on me more, who knows? In any event, I appreciate you posting her music, and on this thread. Thanks.

As far as Coheed and Cambria goes, I've never been a fan. Something about it screams boring. They remind me of bands like Taking Back Sunday and OK Go. I hate to use the word again, but they feel "bland" to me. Perhaps I need to listen to more.

And now I'm going to post one of my favorite songs. It's very sad and very emotional, and musically it's very strange. In case the fan-made video doesn't tip you off, the song is about Anne Frank.

Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH3CRVVBL9o&mode=related&search=)



whats wrong with Ok Go? they have a video with a syncronized treadmill dance!!!!!!

[Superbleederrx]

since everyone here has different tastes ill post something that everyone should like by the best band ever....The Beatles!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gf-Q2rDd6Tw
Revolution-Beatles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oZYqAeIdYk&mode=related&search=
Let It Be-The Beatles

[spacedye]

I wouldn't expect everyone posting on this thread to like the Beatles. What about you, Pash, would you expect that? :p

[Superbleederrx]

I wouldn't expect everyone posting on this thread to like the Beatles. What about you, Pash, would you expect that? :p

THATS IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!:eek:

how could anyone not like living in a yellow submarine?

[Pashmina]

*makes a high pitched noise resembling a shocked deer*


*coughs all over thread*


Beatles.. urgh x 13.

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My song for today is Supervixen by Garbage. It's got the coolest song title ever (excluding funnies like Joanna Newsom/P!atD), and I love it. It should have been a single.

The video is fanmade, but very well done.

Supervixen by Garbage (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y51sUIF9K8)




(That OK GO video is so overrated. Treadmills.. great.)

[spacedye]

Garbage always rubbed me as the type of band that tried to look dangerous and edgy, but their music was mainstream and poppy. Kind of like Marilyn Manson or Korn. In any event, though, that song is good. I really like the mash up of videos too. Some great imagery.


Tonight lets go for another Joanna Newsom song, but this time with a band to back her up. On the album (titled Ys. It's excellent) it's backed up by an orchestra, but I think I like this live version better.

Joanna Newsom - Monkey and Bear (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZvLwMWh3Y0)

[Amora's_best_friend]

That Joanna Newsom link isn't working for me...

Garbage always rubbed me as the type of band that tried to look dangerous and edgy, but their music was mainstream and poppy. Kind of like Marilyn Manson or Korn. In any event, though, that song is good. I really like the mash up of videos too. Some great imagery.[/URL]

I like Garbage's album Bleed Like Me the most, because it is the most rocky.

I don't really like their pop period. They tried to be a rock band, but produced pop, which doesn't work that well.

I recommend either their debut, "Garbage" (which is amazing for a debut album) or "Bleed Like Me", their 4th album.


I would post a video, but youtube doesn't seem to be working for me.


Go search "Ghost Of Corporate Future" by Regina Spektor, it's my favourite song.

[Pashmina]

Garbage always rubbed me as the type of band that tried to look dangerous and edgy, but their music was mainstream and poppy. Kind of like Marilyn Manson or Korn. In any event, though, that song is good. I really like the mash up of videos too. Some great imagery.


Tonight lets go for another Joanna Newsom song, but this time with a band to back her up. On the album (titled Ys. It's excellent) it's backed up by an orchestra, but I think I like this live version better.

Joanna Newsom - Monkey and Bear (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZvLwMWh3Y0)

Love YS! Monkey and Bear is awesome.

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Oh My God! Siouxsie Sioux is BACK!

Her new single, "Into A Swan" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3CC0t66gd4)

Can't wait for her new album!

[JKLantern]

Bravery of Being Out of Range-Roger Waters (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzofJeg5bPo)

Probably the most badass song from the Amused to Death album.

[lensnart]

I don't love the new song but I will definitely check out whatever Siouxie Sioux does.

Here is a new song from Kate Nash that I am really digging right now.

Kate Nash - Foundations (http://youtube.com/watch?v=orACIBjHuI4)

[hail_eris]

Oh My God! Siouxsie Sioux is BACK!

Her new single, "Into A Swan" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3CC0t66gd4)

Can't wait for her new album!
Good grief - did she run out of Banshees to psychically devour and finally turn on Budgie? I mean, I know they got a divorce and all, but I figured that he'd at least get a drumming credit on the album. Gotta say, though, whoever's soul she consumed, it did the trick. No way does the woman in that video look like she's 50. And I kind of dig the sound. A definite move away from the poppy stuff of the later Banshees and the plink-plonk techno beats of the recent Creatures.

I offer Hope There's Someone (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbA0RmHD7RY) by Antony and the Johnsons. If you're not familiar with the band, their lead vocalist is Nina Simone reincarnated as a pale white kid.

[Amora's_best_friend]

I don't love the new song but I will definitely check out whatever Siouxie Sioux does.

Here is a new song from Kate Nash that I am really digging right now.

Kate Nash - Foundations (http://youtube.com/watch?v=orACIBjHuI4)

I love.

"You said I must eat so many lemons, because I am so bitter"



I love this song, by Amy Macdonald, a new Scottish singer/songwriter.

Poison Prince - Amy Macdonald (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdCUNyjSOd0)

It's got funny scenes of Glasgow in the video too.

[Pashmina]

Edinburgh > Glasgow
Shirley Manson > Amy Macdonald.

Poison Prince is ok, and some of This Is The Life is good, but it's a bit bland for me.

Oh yeah, Spacedye, I spent my exam money on Milk-Eyed Mender by Joanna Newsom. I had YS, but could never find MEM in shops.

My song pick: Innocence (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72RFO1YtLMg) by Bjork

This is her new single, and that's the official video, though not in it's final cut. There was a contest to make the video.

[spacedye]

Awesome. Milk-Eyed Mender is the better of the two CDs, I think. It's just Joanna and her harp (no orchestra ala Ys) and a much rawer voice, which I like. Let me know what you think of it.

[JKLantern]

Ginger's Blues (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QulP-tmf9_Y)-Ginger Baker Trio

From the "Going Back Home" album.

EDIT: Since I'm overdue for commentary...

Innocence by Bjork didn't do much for me. I may have liked it better without any looped synth/drumkit backing.

Peach, Plum Pear by Joanna Newsom-Dug the use of the harp. Dug the playing. Did not dig the voice.

[Superfro]

Uh....Bjork....she's a genius. Not much else to add. :cheeky:

One that is stuck in my head for weeks now....

Earl Greyhound - SOS (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4HEXWLZJ_U)

[Superfro]

Sorry for the double up....but I've been hittin' the Ditty Bops pretty hard the last week and want to share for those that are unaware

Ditty Bops - Walk or Ride (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DRKzqISgrs&mode=related&search=)

There's a few awesome live performances from them like this on youtube. If you like this, check them out. They're amazing.

I missed seeing them in Chicago in 2006 over the weekend of Wizard World. :( I opted to go see P.O.S. instead. Which was amazingly awesome in it's own right so it was probably for the best. :cheeky:

[turdburglar47]

Mojo Nixon - Burn Down the Malls (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAoh_yteKkc)

Joan Osborne - St. Theresa (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqoA_yYKuOY)

Joan Osborne with the Funk Brothers - What Becomes of the Broken Hearted? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7efxFz9FUJ8) - holy wow.

Melissa Etheridge and Joan Osborne - Bring Me Some Water (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSnDvHo-SGE) - this rocks hard.



and, for weirdness:

Jaan Pehechaan Ho (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyEnG_DEB1I)

[Amora's_best_friend]

I was just going through Youtube, and re-remembered Leona Lewis, winner of X-Factor 2006.

I love.

All By Myself - Leona Lewis (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyK8gDjvRE8)


This version pwns any other version of the song I have ever heard. The climatic note is spine-tingling.

[Pashmina]

I was just going through Youtube, and re-remembered Leona Lewis, winner of X-Factor 2006.

I love.

All By Myself - Leona Lewis (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyK8gDjvRE8)


This version pwns any other version of the song I have ever heard. The climatic note is spine-tingling.

I remember thinling to myself that if she lost, I would eat my hat. I love. I prefer that to her single.

Underneath It All - No Doubt (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkHuxpVdCYY)

I love this song. It shows the different styles of No Doubt as a band.

[Bluebeard]

Sorry for the double up....but I've been hittin' the Ditty Bops pretty hard the last week and want to share for those that are unaware

I'll second the Ditty Bops =) Saw them live when they were touring with the Dresden Dolls a while back and they kinda stuck with me. I love that very slight 1940's vibe they have in their voice in some of the songs. But here's what I've been listening to for the past few days...

(I'll let it be a surprise)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvM0kn-Q_7M

Been listening to them for I can't tell you how many years now, and I finally saw them live in Boston last weekend. I can die happy now. :) Check their Myspace for a tour listing and if they're coming near you please see them live. You won't regret it.

[hail_eris]

I missed seeing them in Chicago in 2006 over the weekend of Wizard World. :( I opted to go see P.O.S. instead. Which was amazingly awesome in it's own right so it was probably for the best. :cheeky:
We had 'em at my venue a couple weeks ago. Want me to see if I can score you a copy of one of the shows?

[Superfro]

We had 'em at my venue a couple weeks ago. Want me to see if I can score you a copy of one of the shows?

Holy hell yes! PM me if you got any details! :grin:

[scehaono]

whoops..wrong thread, but i do like this one song right now...
falls on me - fuel (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ui--gClG6Q)

[Superfro]

I'm quite fond of the Silversun Pickups at the moment....

Silversun Pickups - Lazy Eye (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-mxBDuRaZ8)

[Hypersonic90]

It's a surprise!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36-wQVgIISo

....Okay, it's Killswitch Engage-The Arms of Sorrow

[Iron Ham]

I like it...

but THIS (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81lSqNCdtYg&mode=related&search=) is absolutely EPIC!

[Superfro]

P.O.S. Day!

P.O.S. - Half Cocked Concepts (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAyDuo3aDPs)

[Superfro]

I don't care that nobody else is posting stuff here. I'm going to continue! ;)

4 of my all time favorite artists today.....

SELF - So Low (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUKcitcWkBQ)
Portishead - Sour Times (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX38aRthedM)
Elliott Smith - Angeles (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAOxo8qH_AQ)
Tricky - Christiansands (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FjO_n9q9Ko)

[JKLantern]

Two groups I enjoy and hope you enjoy too.

What I am Searching For-Snowy White and the White Flames (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn2X_g4xgag)
Walk Away- James Gang (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24SOBX4PIx8)

[hail_eris]

I posted this in the singer/songwriter thread last week and I've been on a major Nick Cave kick ever since:

Nick Cave & PJ Harvey - "Henry Lee" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHdNCHomHlU)

[Superfro]

I posted this in the singer/songwriter thread last week and I've been on a major Nick Cave kick ever since:

Nick Cave & PJ Harvey - "Henry Lee" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHdNCHomHlU)

Damn I love PJ Harvey. I have a ton of respect for Nick Cave, but I have honestly never been able to get into his stuff. Which is admittedly odd, based on a lot of other stuff I like, but whenever I hear his stuff it just makes me want to listen to Leonard Cohen. :ermm:

[spacedye]

I love Elliot Smith, 'Fro. The only "guy and a guitar" that trumps him, in my opinion, is Sam Beam. Nick Drake is up there too.

Lets try some softer (i.e. non-metal) Opeth. Opeth - Harvest (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxaFANthouM)

[lensnart]

I love the P.O.S. track, I am going to check out more. Opeth really doesn't do anything for me.

POS put me in a hip hop mood so check out this awesome laid back track, if nothing else you will ove the Robot in the video.

Lupe Fiasco: Daydreaming (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iE4QciWc6w)

[Amora's_best_friend]

I was at my local music shop recently and I saw a poster for "Joan As Police Woman". I was like "who?"

Anyway, I checked her up, and she could be a laugh.

The Ride - Joan As Police Woman (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XS5mQawaQg)

[neutralmarkhot]

Fro i'd rep you for Smith and Self but i just did for the Ditty Bops. how they have escaped my radar is a mystery to me. i'll def be checking out their releases. anyway, here's my track by one of my favorite 90s bands of the Britpop/rock era, or more accurately the "Madchester" scene...

Inspiral Carpets - Saturn 5

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03cy86u6Wi4

[Amora's_best_friend]

Tegan and Sara's new video - The Con (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIftFIG1j_c)

I love the song, don't like the video.

The video had potential to be so much better.

[Pashmina]

I was at my local music shop recently and I saw a poster for "Joan As Police Woman". I was like "who?"

Anyway, I checked her up, and she could be a laugh.

The Ride - Joan As Police Woman (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XS5mQawaQg)

I meant to check her out at some point. Pretty cool.

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Eight Easy Steps - Alanis Morissette (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBymTNop_bM)

:knockedou

[Superfro]

Continuing my recent 90's tour, today I'm listening to Living Colour's "Stain". So in honor.....

Living Colour - "Auslander" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwZo1Kaq8aw)

[Superfro]

Doubling up with something not from 100 years ago......

Been listening to quite a bit of this the past week as well.....

The Cribs - "Men's Needs" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCNTYi9fHuo)

[bagman04]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=6o_X4q3hXJI

This is megadriver's cover of Ken Masters' theme song from street fighter II. It is bad ###. They also do a mean cover of Guile's theme as well.

[Amora's_best_friend]

Amy Macdonald - L.A. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUhB4YIh4UY)

Her new single. A laugh.

[Pashmina]

Amy Macdonald - L.A. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUhB4YIh4UY)

Her new single. A laugh.

I love.

No I hate how I got the less fun single. Though in a few years time it'll be worth more.

I actually thought that Mr.Brightside was crazed inclusion in the show, not a B-Side. It might be on itunes. I need.

Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF84pIhP5UM)

Love her voice, and this song. It's just so good. It'll be no.1, and i'll hate after it's overplayed, but still.

[lensnart]

the greatest song ever recorded, covered by Alanis Morrisette (and she does a decent job of singing it too).

Dear Prudence (http://youtube.com/watch?v=YeGgT5XEnxs) - Alanis

[spacedye]

I actually thought that was a pretty good cover, Len. I don't tend to like Alanis (though that My Humps cover was fantastic), but I could listen to that.

Glasgow Kiss (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t25AOSxZZkI) - John Petrucci

Note: Might be sort of long for some (8 minutes) but it's good. It's an instrumental too.

[lensnart]

Sorry Pash I forgot to give feedback before my last post, so here it goes.

I have never heard of Leona Lewis before and sorry but I didn't like her one bit. Way too much like generic R&B singers 1 through 74.

Speaking of which, did anyone see Shakira at that Al Gore thing, she wore a guitar for like 15 minutes and then right at the end, she strummed it once. Who was she fooling, "hey guys look I play an instrument," no you don't now show off your belly to distract us from your muppet voice.

Sorry, but I was watching this stuff on You Tube yesterday and speaking of generic R & B/Pop reminded me.

[lensnart]

P.S I dug the Amy MacDonald song.

[Pashmina]

the greatest song ever recorded, covered by Alanis Morrisette (and she does a decent job of singing it too).

Dear Prudence (http://youtube.com/watch?v=YeGgT5XEnxs) - Alanis

ZOMG!

Siouxsie and the banshees >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Beatles

Siouxsie = Alanis

Therefore

Alanis >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Beatles

[lensnart]

I think you got your math a little off there, but I am glad you dug the song.

[spacedye]

ZOMG!

Siouxsie and the banshees <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Beatles

Siouxsie = Alanis

Therefore

Alanis <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Beatles



Fixed. :cheeky:

[bagman04]

A Nirvana Classic

http://youtube.com/watch?v=DxTVGC1UbMc

[Dr. Morbius]

German Band "Die Ärzte" with "Männer sind Schweine (guys are pigs)". Awesome video with animated Lara Croft.

Die Ärzte - Männer sind Schweine (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DJ0Inxfmyk)

[Pashmina]

Fixed. :cheeky:

I did get a C at GCSE Maths, y'know. :eek: :laugh:

Siouxsie is my favourite "old" band. I might disocver some amazing new one someday.

Alanis is like my 3rd top played on last.fm.

Beatles aren't even on my 5,000 + iTunes library, except for a Blondie (I love) vs. beatles mash-up.

[Superfro]

I'm stuck in 1996 mode again today. Damn you XM Ethel!! :cheeky:

Stuck on Filter (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbMA6p5_-FI)and Jane Jensen (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqfWQK2ykHM).

[spacedye]

'Fro do you even listen to other people's songs in this thread? :cheeky:

[Amora's_best_friend]

KT Tunstall's new video - Saving My Face (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40nikSValak)

Quite a cool video, I love the bit where the guitar comes together after all the components unite.

[lensnart]

Sorry ABF but KT does nothing for me, it is just a bit to radio blues for my liking.

Check out this awesome song by a very cool unknown British girl, I guarantee you will dig it the most.

11.30 by paperplain (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTQZ-poWkic)