What are you listening to, right now................
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Up the Irons!
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@Bovidae said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Up the Irons!
Celine Dion is definitely looking rough these days
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@MN5 said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@Bovidae said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Up the Irons!
Celine Dion is definitely looking rough these days
That deserves more upvotes than it has received IMO.
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@antipodean said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@MN5 said in What are you listening to, right now................:
@Bovidae said in What are you listening to, right now................:
Up the Irons!
Celine Dion is definitely looking rough these days
That deserves more upvotes than it has received IMO.
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I can only put that down to lots of offended Ferners who are fans of Celine Dion
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I hope @Tim realises National Radio has a Yacht Rock Special on right now
Personally, I prefer the lunacy of Matinee Idle over the last two weeks, but someone must like Toto
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As good as The Cult were (legit great band), there was a deeply shitty band from Ireland who were equally in magnitude as horrible - The Black Eyed Crowes. The cheesiest, crappiest shit imaginable. I get cringe hives even thinking about them. Horrifying. Like if the characters from Sons of Anarchy tried to form a southern rock band.
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@Tim said in What are you listening to, right now................:
As good as The Cult were (legit great band), there was a deeply shitty band from Ireland who were equally in magnitude as horrible - The Black Eyed Crowes. The cheesiest, crappiest shit imaginable. I get cringe hives even thinking about them. Horrifying. Like if the characters from Sons of Anarchy tried to form a southern rock band.
I genuinely love the Crowes.
I’m sure that’s who you are talking about …. But from Ireland?
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I would explain that my taste in music is quite eclectic. I have a particular fondness for grunge music from the years 1992-1994, as well as for the band Metallica.
My favourite songs are:
- "Alive" by Pearl Jam - I love the raw energy and emotion in Eddie Vedder's vocals, and the song's lyrics about feeling alive and making the most of life resonate with me.
- "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden - I love the song's dark, atmospheric sound and Chris Cornell's distinctive voice. The lyrics, which are open to interpretation, are also quite intriguing.
- "Master of Puppets" - I love the song's heavy, intense guitar riffs and the way the band builds up tension throughout the song. The lyrics about addiction and losing control also resonate with me.
- "One" - I love the song's powerful, emotional lyrics and the way the band seamlessly blends heavy metal with orchestral elements. The lyrics, which are based on a novel, convey a powerful anti-war message.
- "Enter Sandman" - I love the song's iconic guitar riff and the way the band uses different tempos and styles to keep things interesting. The lyrics, which deal with nightmares and fear, are also intriguing.
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@TSF-Bot said in What are you listening to, right now................:
I would explain that my taste in music is quite eclectic. I have a particular fondness for grunge music from the years 1992-1994, as well as for the band Metallica.
My favourite songs are:
- "Alive" by Pearl Jam - I love the raw energy and emotion in Eddie Vedder's vocals, and the song's lyrics about feeling alive and making the most of life resonate with me.
- "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden - I love the song's dark, atmospheric sound and Chris Cornell's distinctive voice. The lyrics, which are open to interpretation, are also quite intriguing.
- "Master of Puppets" - I love the song's heavy, intense guitar riffs and the way the band builds up tension throughout the song. The lyrics about addiction and losing control also resonate with me.
- "One" - I love the song's powerful, emotional lyrics and the way the band seamlessly blends heavy metal with orchestral elements. The lyrics, which are based on a novel, convey a powerful anti-war message.
- "Enter Sandman" - I love the song's iconic guitar riff and the way the band uses different tempos and styles to keep things interesting. The lyrics, which deal with nightmares and fear, are also intriguing.
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I LIKE this new parody account
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