Fair to Midland - Dance of the Manatee

They're pretty good. Check them out.

www.myspace.com/fairtomidland

Concrete Blond - Everybody Knows

Concrete Blond(e) -sic

I'm a big fan.

Ever seen them live?

Hall & Oates "Breath Of Your life"

Isn't [sic] used to acknowledge a mistake that you don't correct for the sake of an exact quote?

No I've not seen them.

Yeah, you got me.

I tried pulling a cock move and misused the damn thing.

Enjoy your day!

Opeth "Bleak"

Opeth "Bleak"
I found an Opeth cd in my car today. I completely forgot I had it. It belongs to a friend from high school that I haven't seen in probably 2.5 years.

I have Blackwater Park, Ghost Reveries, and Still Life.

Woody Paige's annoying voice on ATH.

A Perfect Circle - The Hollow

Slayer "Disciple"

"Fool in the Rain", followed by "Hot Dog" - Led Zep

Slayer "Disciple"

I normally don't go in for metal, but someone played that record for me ("God Hates Us All"?) and I had to admit, it is the heaviest, angriest thing I have ever heard in my life. It's pretty impressive.

Hell yeah. And yep, it's the God Hates Us All song.

Pearl Jam "Black", can listen to this song all day.

I was surprised to hear the package delivery guy from season 5 (or 6 maybe) of Scrubs is a Speed Metal fan and always has DevilDriver on in his truck. It caught me offguard when I heard a metal song on scrubs, then even moreso when I knew the words.

Tool - H.

Digital Underground "Humpty Dance"

West Coast Rap All-Stars "We're All In The Same Gang"

Digital Underground "Sex Packets"

Rakim "When I Be On The Mic"

Reel Big Fish - "Talking about a Revolution"

Kool G Rap "Kool Is Back"

R.E.M. - Furry Happy Monsters

Slayer "Dead Skin Mask"

Van Halen "Unchained"

Every thing from Frank Sinatra to Jimi Hendrix...Smashing Pumpkins too

George Harrison - My sweet lord

Peggy Lee - It's A Good Day

Bette Milder - Wind Beneath My Wings

Rihanna Umberella eh eh eh

Bette Milder - Wind Beneath My Wings

:emo kid:

:emo kid:

I didn't even hear to tell the truth, I went to get a beer.

Rihanna Umberella eh eh eh is prolly much better.

I hate that shit but even I have to admit that song's catchy. :-X

Acid Bath "Scream of The Butterfly"

Acid Bath "Scream of The Butterfly"

Thats what I hate abuot ITUNES, I get the guitar playing at the begining and the first word and then piff, its gone.

I'm supposed to buy a friggin song of the first word uttered?

Venture Brothers... too lazy to actually look at the TV.

Sweet "Ballroom Blitz"

Iron Maiden - Hallowed be thy name

I like Tim more and more each time I read his current listening songs.

LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk is playing at my house

LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk is playing at my house

I can't decide if I like that CD or not.

I like Tim more and more each time I read his current listening songs.


I love you too.


Opeth "Windowpane"


HOLY SHIT! I GOT ALPACAS!

Rehab Amy

1000 Homo DJs - Supernaut

Good stuff, check it out. Its kind of industrial rock.

1000 Homo DJs - Supernaut

Good stuff, check it out. Its kind of industrial rock.

That's a great version of that song. You should also really check out the original if you haven't. The whole album (Black Sabbath - Vol. 4), really, is amazing.

Speaking of which...

Faith No More "War Pigs" cover

Down "Eyes of the South"

1000 Homo DJs - Supernaut

Good stuff, check it out. Its kind of industrial rock.

I'll have to get that disc back out, probably haven't listened to that in 10 years or so.

FYI- 1000 Homo DJs are a Al Jourgensen-led Ministry spin off (as is Revolting Cocks)


That's a great version of that song. You should also really check out the original if you haven't. The whole album (Black Sabbath - Vol. 4), really, is amazing.


I agree with Vinny.

I can't decide if I like that CD or not.

Don't have the CD, just listening to the song. I imagine the CD is probably a lot like the song. Good for a while but too long.

Bloodbath "Eaten"

I think this is the song that you hear in Hell.

Immortal Technique "The Point of No Return"

The new Velvet Revolver. It's pretty damn good!

Chino XL "Killing 'Em Right Now"

Manic depression, that's how my mind works, I'm thinking about killing me, but I'm killing you first.

Bad Religion - Infected

DeBarge - Rhythm Of The Night

FUCKING HOLD MUZAK!!!!

DeBarge - Rhythm Of The Night

FUCKING HOLD MUZAK!!!!

Whatever, dude.

Trivium. Just listening to the whole album.

Immortal Technique "The Point of No Return"

lol "these bullets will touch your kids, and I don't mean like Michael"

Down "Learn From This Mistake"

Midnight Oil - Forgotten Years

Temple of the Dog "Hunger Strike"

Charles Fox's groovy Wonder Woman Theme

Trivium - Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr

Trivium - Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr

That is a good use of rhyming.

Kristin Korb - Whirly Bird

Faith No More "Surprise! You're Dead!"

Four Tops - Bernadette

I've been listening to a lot of ELO lately, currently "Sweet Talkin' Woman".

I've been listening to a lot of EMO lately, currently "Sweet Talkin' Woman Ate My Heart".

:emo kid:

ha ha

The closest things to emo that I like are probably Pailhead, early Ministry, Sisters of Mercy, and the early stuff from The Cult.

That stuff is notsomuch emo as it is gothic rock.

I've been listening to a lot of ELO lately, currently "Sweet Talkin' Woman".

"Mister Blue Sky" is probably one of the happiest songs I've ever heard.

50 Cent "How To Rob"


Don't hurt me...

Some excellent tunes on the XM this morning for the commute into work.

Golden Earring - Radar Love (great driving song)
Chuck Mangione - Feels so good (hell yeah it does)
Motorhead - Ace of Spades (that song just kicks you in the face)

XTC - "No Thugs In Our House"
Motorhead - "Iron Fist" (inspired by Glenn)
Stevie Wonder - "I Was Born to Love Her" (best bass line I've ever heard)

The Doors "Light My Fire"

Something fucked up by Einsturzende Neubauten

Soundgarden "Black Hole Sun"

Kanye West has some really good shit out right now, Stronger is one of them.

I've been listening to a lot of ELO lately, currently "Sweet Talkin' Woman".
If you're an ELO guy try a taste of a new band called "Future Clouds & Radar." Dude is channeling some Jeff Lynne chops right down to the ELO Mellotron.

Bob Marley "Could You Be Loved"

Judy and Mary - Cheeze Pizza

I thought you were going to say "Dismissed".

Wesley Willis "I Smoke Weed"

"I check my mother for dope money, I do it by threatening her life with a semi automatic"

Wesley Willis is a true musical genius and I think you should all check his stuff out.

M.Ward, "Chinese Translation."

Dhammananda Maha Thero, "Namo thassa bhagavato arahato sammasambuddhassa"

The Jayhawks - Bad Time

Elijah Wood - The Puppetmaster

The Appalachian State Fight Song.

LOL I was going to come to this thread just to say that, Mo.

Hi-Hi-y-ike-us
Nobody like us,
We are the
mountaineers,
mountaineers,
mountaineers,
Always a-winning
Always a-grinning
Always a-feeling fine
You bet, hey
Go Apps!
Fight Apps!
Go, fight, win Apps!

The Jayhawks - Bad Time

Good taste.

Less filling.

Madeleine Peyroux - Between the Bars

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Faith No More "Last Cup of Sorrow"

Has anyone ever had this happen to them:
You hear a great song, and then you run to your computer to log in so you can tell WTF Detroit (and the world), but by the time you get it in there and hit "Post Quick Reply", The song is over and you're no longer listening to what you typed into the "Currently Listening To" thread.

I heard the Joker's Wild theme song this morning on XM.

I cranked that bitch up.

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That looks like Amir with a shaved head.

Smooth jazz.

John Lee Hooker - "Big Legs, Tight Skirt"

A buzzing sound on a cheapass cordless phone that I should probably replace with something better, but I don't feel inspired.

:emo kid:

Chuck D and Professor Griff are on PBS. Talking how contentless todays hip hop is and the exploitation of Flava Flave among other things. Chuck D and Professor Griff are some smart guys man. They really come across as two guys who have spent their life trying to better the world.

Griff still looks like at any moment he's about to just rip out his out his own intestines and choke somebody with them.

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Didn't Griff make anti semitic remarks a while back?

Willie Nelson - "The Red-Headed Stranger"

Seriously, this is the fuckin' Sgt. Pepper's of country/western. One of the best records I've ever heard in my life.

I like Willie, too.

Currently, I'm enjoying The Guess Who's Greatest Hits.

Black Sabbath "Sign of the Southern Cross"

Didn't Griff make anti semitic remarks a while back?

Yeah, about 15 years ago or so.

Depeche Mode - Behind The Wheel/Route 66

Nirvana "Heart Shaped Box"

Corrine Bailey Rae

i'm a sucker for sweet female vocals

http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/I/51NWPB8GM3L._AA240_.jpg

Nirvana "Heart Shaped Box"


Is that the song thats on NBA 2k7?

FloRida- Birthday ft. Rick Ross

Let the Drummer Kick- Citizen Cope

Hold on Tight- ELO

Damn those car commercials during football games.

Is that the song thats on NBA 2k7?

Nah, the 2k7 one was a rap one.

Modest Mouse - Spittin' Venom

Solid

The Doors "Five To One"

Nas "Ether"

Lupe Fiasco - Superstar

"Crazy" Aerosmith.

And, "no", I hated Armageddon, so shut the Hell up.

Don't want to closssssssssssse my eyyyyyyyyyyesssss

Nelly- wadsyaname

My ex-girlfriend. Ouch.

My ex-girlfriend. Moan.

Fixed. Get it done.

Peter Gabriel. Mothafucka.

Fixed. Get it done.
As of yesterday, consider it done ;)

new Foo Fighters.....so far so good

Powerglove - Power Rangers Theme http://rangerdatabase.com/Images/OriginalRangers.jpg

At'a boy Z.

Heart Shaped Box - Lounge Brigade

Catchy stuff.

The WalMart song.

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David Lee Roth - Yankee Rose

Killah Priest ft. Nas - Gun For Gun.

Led Zeppelin "Kashmir"

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Hendrix "Little Wing"

Robyn Hitchcock "Heliotrope"

Robyn Hitchcock "Heliotrope"
And here I thought no one else here heard of him besides me...
http://wtfdetroit.com/forums/showthread.php?p=128340&highlight=robyn#post128340

Ingrid Michaelson (the girl that does that Old Navy song) - Far Away

And here I thought no one else here heard of him besides me...
http://wtfdetroit.com/forums/showthread.php?p=128340&highlight=robyn#post128340


Hell no! I've seen Robyn Hitchcock twice live, and I think "Moss Elixir" is probably the saddest album in the history of the world.
:emo kid:
I also think that Storefront Hitchcock is one of the funniest albums in the history of the world. His stage banter is hysterical.


I don't know why people ever actually introduce songs because the song itself is its introduction to itself, it's like if you meet somebody named Martha they say 'this is Martha,' only, you know, that person happens to be NAMED Martha, just as I might be called 'Bloomingdale's' or Deni might be called 'Staten Island,' but that's really only the beginning of the story.

You know, Martha is a whole mass of molecules and complexes and things bound together by terrifying physical improbabilities and the truth is she could fly apart at any moment, like some terrible pent-up loch that's waiting to snap and spatter her psyche across the universe. God knows, it --

Here the viola player, Deni Bonet, says, "Robyn! That's disgusting!"

-- it IS disgusting, Deni, it's life, you know if it weren't for our ribcages it would just be spleens-a-go-go. Not just you and me here, with this live audience, but worse -- imagine there are people seeing this thing in art house movies all over the place and they're going to have to check their stomachs, suppose if they'd managed to buy an ice cream, you know, they could be sticking their fingers in -- at least they know if it's cold.

But, I mean, you know, people are just held in by all this stuff and then they're called almost insultingly a single name. I mean, what's the name of this song really mean? I can say what the song is called, which isn't going to give you much of a clue unless you've heard it before, or I can explain what it's about and I'm going to be lying, so, in the end, there's not much point in it, really.


I don't know what kind of church you like to imagine but I like to imagine a church full of carcasses. You know, there's one big carcass at the end in extreme pain and there's a lot of carcasses in various stages of agony kneeling towards it, and there'll be, coming down the aisle, these two kind of proto-carcasses with their hacked and mangled digits bonded together in a bloody welt, and they're being clubbed by a priest.

Outside the church there's even more carcasses who hopefully are at rest and above the church is a sort of huge mega-carcass with a long white beard and a top hat who's going 'well done, my children.' And there's another, he's on his mobile phone to the bloke in the vestry or whatever it is, and he's 'I think we got more in than usual, Lord,' and he says 'okay, whang it up next time.'

I mean, it's very dangerous to mock people's beliefs because you can be tortured and destroyed by other human beings. Very seldom do divine forces actually wreak their vengeance on you, but it's very dangerous to be an infidel in someone's eyes. I believe very firmly in God, I mean, in terms of spirituality. I also have an infinite contempt for religion which I think is hijacking people's spirituality for political purposes and I think religion is perilously close to pornography in that respect.


Ah, yeah, when you extinguish the candle then you have to pay the penalty, and the penalty is that you're taken, you're transported from here by two minotaurs, which you know are human to the neck and then they have bull's heads--they have real bull's heads, they're not just wearing bull head masks; they actually become bull from the neck up--and the minotaurs, they have a lot of duct tape, and they swaddle you in it--or gaffer tape if you're watching in England--and you're swaddled in duct tape and you're carried away by the two minotaurs down an endless series of ducts and then you are pinpointed just above 3,723 feet above sea level and you are fired out over central London and then you come down and you--it's the reverse of normal gravity; it actually gets slower as you get nearer to the ground--so you run out of momentum about 8 feet above Leicester Square and everybody thinks that you're a bomb, a thermonuclear device, cause we've always been brought up in our folk stories in Britain that the bomb would detonate above ground to achieve maximum devastation.

So they see this thing, which is you, swaddled in duct tape, coming down over central London; people begin to flee, and there's enormous traffic congestion, especially on the A4 but also on some of the other main routes, and like the beginning of the A1 and, whatever it's called--Highbury Corner. All that stuff, it gets more and more cluttered and people are fleeing and they're starting to tread on each other in their panic and they're spilling cups of honey and knocking over theodolytes and retort stands and trivets and all that sort of things, and a lot of people are blundering through ancient chemical apparatus and their stuff--the people have got hundreds of--people with slides, you know, slides of tissue, things like corroded lungs--they're spilling that in their panic and they're saying 'just one more cup of coffee, Ms. Patterson,' and then that's getting spilt as well and they're getting more and more disturbed, and rubber tires which have never seen the outside of a wheel--they're just cosmetic--they come smashing through the Venetian blinds and they knock over the paper cups, and they hit the files and the computers all go blank and the buildings begin to shake, and they realize there's something wrong Underground so they have a strike Underground and hundreds of passengers are trapped Underground as you get closer and closer to the surface and then, just 8 feet above Leicester Square you stop….

Here, Robyn stops and plays "The Yip Song."

…so London's in a panic, the whole place is just--I mean, you're not a bomb, you didn't need to explode, it doesn't matter--enough damage has been done without a shot being fired in anger and unnecessary bloodletting, just… I mean, the whole system is cracking up, but you've got this problem: you can't reach the ground, because of, there's a problem with physics… so, ummm, what do you do?


This is a really comfortable song. It's a musical equivalent of a sofa or a contour-fitted chair. It's unable to cause you any pain whatsoever--I mean, you know, unless actually hearing the harmonics of this kind of thing is painful--but, it's designed not to upset you in the least; it's not even bland. You couldn't even say 'this is annoyingly comfortable.'

It's like, I was in a lobby once in Minneapolis and--there was a whole hotel on top of it as well--and I was in the lobby and it was icy outside. There were people with icepicks and they were just hauling themselves along the surface, like they do when they turn the screen horizontally, and they were inching their way along Nicolette Mall, and there was a howling blizzard, and inside it was very--there was this Muzak playing in the lobby and I had a hangover and I was carrying a meat cleaver, and I went up to the desk and I said 'Could you turn the Muzak down please,' and they said 'I'm sorry sir, we can't,' and I said--I took my cleaver up--and I said 'Why not?' and they said 'because it's pleasing'...

Wolfmother "Dimension"

Isley Brothers "Summer Breeze" and "Secret Lover"

Isley Brothers "Summer Breeze" and "Secret Lover"

I love the Isley Brothers. I've got some crappy live album by them that's obviously cobbled together by using badly recorded club intros/outros and then mixing in the studio tracks minus horn section. But the best part is that they do a cover of "Lay Lady Lay" by Bob Dylan, and Ron Isley does the introduction like this: "This is one of our guitar player's favorite tunes. I don't know. But if it's about laying ladies, then it's one of my favorite tunes too."

Santana "Maria, Maria"

The "Are You Being Served?" theme song

Joe Esposito "You're The Best Around"

http://www.mbasoftball.com/images/CobraKaiSnake.jpg

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Gogol Bordello - Tribal Connection

Joe Esposito "You're The Best Around"

http://www.mbasoftball.com/images/CobraKaiSnake.jpg

sweep the leg, johnny

He Is Legend - I Am Hollywood

sweep the leg, johnny

http://www.skilleans.com/terrysilver.jpg



http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/9/93/280px-Snake1.JPG
"You know it!"

Dio "Holy Diver"

Dio "Holy Diver"

http://static.flickr.com/58/202328699_4e48c389f7_o.jpg

You know it!

Kyle Troy "I'm Gonna Be The One, Girl"

Glenn got it stuck in my head.

Prong "Snap Your Fingers Snap Your Neck"

Prong "Snap Your Fingers Snap Your Neck"

Yes.

http://wtfdetroit.com/forums/showpost.php?p=118904&postcount=215

Also

http://wtfdetroit.com/forums/showpost.php?p=161962&postcount=4

http://www.muntedmess.com/images/posts/high-five-1.jpg

Hall & Oates "Breath Of Your Life"

I knew a guy who went out on halloween as John Oates, had the mustache and jewfro and everything. Awesome.

Enter Shikari - Sorry You're Not A Winner

Great stuff, can't wait until their shit finally comes out in America in a few weeks.

Machine Head "Davidian"

Eddie Murphy - Party All The Time

"baby come back" by Player. Damn transformers got it stuck in my head.
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Faith No More "Evidence"

Faith No More "Everything's Ruined"

Kanye West- Hey Mama

Opeth "Windowpane"

Bananarama "Cruel Summer"

[smilie=peepwall.gi:

Ryan Adam's version of Wonderwall.

Peeping Tom "Mojo"

The Cult - Resurrection Joe

Prong "The Banishment", off the new album.

Hannah Montana- Best of Both Worlds

^ You've gotta be kidding me, lol.

^ You've gotta be kidding me, lol.


Disney Channel...I can only take so much of Lee Corso, so I switched to something more "fun"

Anthony Hamilton "Do You Feel Me"

Talib Kweli "Around My Way"

Dexy's Midnight Runners- Come On Eileen

Beethoven's Sonata No. 8 (whilst flipping through the November issue of Smithsonian)

Mix in some cognac, a warm fireplace, a velour robe and some leather (not pleather!) slippers and I'm all set for the afternoon.

Glenn, no food?

some caviar

nothing big

Thanks for making it a great day, Glenn.

Alice in Chains "Would?"

I'm watching Mean Girls on TBS, so I'm listening to the lovely, sexy voice of the fetching Lacey Chabert...

me too....

me too....


Ain't she hot? She plays Gretchen, also it's always refreshing to see a Lindsay Lohan pre-rehab movie...

I can only take so much of Mike Patrick and Todd Blackledge, so this is a good alternative

Lindsay has never been hot to me, so I only watch this movie for Lacey and McAdams.

Ditto.

Lacey is the 3rd hottest girl in the world.

Who do you got ahead of her? There's only a few I would put in front, Jennifer Love Hewitt being one of them.

Down "I Scream"

Robin Meade and Kate Beckinsale...there should be a "Hottest girl in the world" thread...and we can post non-nude pics

http://www.fiveanddime.net/heather/robin-meade-1b-f.jpg

nice choice, she seems like she'd be a freak (as does BONNIE BERNSTEIN!!!!!!)

I think we should do another "Tournament of Cool" type thing, but with hot chicks instead.

GENIUS...somebody inform a syndicate

Faith No More "Epic"

Wesley Willis "Rock n' Roll McDonalds"

if you guys aren't familiar with Wesley Willis, check his stuff out.

Serj Tankian - Saving Us

The Doors "Light My Fire"

Bucks vs the Bulls

Jane's addiction Jane Says

R.E.M. "Losing My Religion"

Edwin Starr - War

Faith No More "Zombie Eaters"

Pantera "Cat Scratch Fever" cover.

Edwin Starr - War

Edwin Starr - 25 Miles

:dismissed:

get a room

I'm currently listening to a Bill Simmons podcast

Micki Free.

Nas "Just A Moment"

Alexisonfire - This Could Be Anywhere In The World

Dr. Dre ft. Xzibit & Eminem- What's the Difference


from the 2001 Album

That was a good album, I remember the video to "Forgot About Dre".

That was a good album, I remember the video to "Forgot About Dre".


twas good shit

some talib kweli and common

I'm trying to register for winter classes...and the server is crashing


FUCK!

Atreyu "Becoming The Bull"

I don't like this band, but the song's decent

Barry Manilow- Put A Quarter in the Jukebox ft. Ronnie Millsap (the blind guy)

Hannah Montana and Barry Manilow, Wil?

You do have a little flair to you, don't you?

I have a very diverse iPod, Glenn.

My iPod is like the city of Dearborn.

Or Ferndale.

Or Ferndale.


True, I have a Ricky Martin song on there.

Fine Young Cannibals "She Drives Me Crazy"

Ann Wilson cover of Led Zeppelin's Immigrant Song

I like the original much better. She should've just done a straight cover.

50 Cent- Lifes on the Line

Wasn't that a cookie monster (Ja Rule) diss?

They promotin' homosexuality and shit.

Talking Heads "Once in a Lifetime"

Wasn't that a cookie monster (Ja Rule) diss?

They promotin' homosexuality and shit.


I think so, it was on his first album...


now I'm listening to Peter Griffin on the Family Guy Mini Marathon on TBS...and watching the Bulls/Clippers on the other TV

Rebellion (Lies) by The Arcade Fire

Flo Rida- Birthday ft. Rick Ross

U2 "One"

Wham! - "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go"

Fucking Sparty :(

Iron butterfly inagaddadavida

Lauryn Hill "Killing Me Softly"

DJ Khaled- I'm So Hood

Wack Ass Egyptians "Dojo"

Matisyahu- King Without a Crown

Immortal Technique "CIA Murder Me"

Cypress Hill "Ice Cube Killa"

Opeth "Face of Melinda"

Lamb of God - Beating on Death's Door

MIMS- Cop It

^ That's the song off the Madden '08 soundtrack right? I really don't listen to those kind of rap artists, but that's a pretty good song.

^ That's the song off the Madden '08 soundtrack right? I really don't listen to those kind of rap artists, but that's a pretty good song.


Yeah, I don't usually care for most songs they put on Madden, but that one was really catchy...

Nas "NY State of Mind"

Psyched about the upcoming Greatest Hits album.

Down "Dog Tired"

Some good ol' hick metal for the Walmartine.

Kanye West- Gone ft. Cam'ron

also condolences to Kanye on the death of his mother...

Robin Trower "Bridge of Sighs"

Robin Trower "Bridge of Sighs"

Great album/song. And by great I mean better than really really good.

Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs