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I've thought of something.
We're all wonderfully individual people, yes? And by that individuality, we all have different tastes.
We also, as people, have experiences that we would love to share with others. Our lives are just one great big experience, and we can learn much from studying our own lives.
So... tell me. Is there something you want everyone to do? Listen to a piece of music? Visit somewhere? Talk to someone, ask them anything? Have sex? Watch a film? Read a book? Play a game? Anything! If you loved the experience, then why not share it with us, and try and convince us to do what you did.
And anyone who reads it, I think, should make every effort to do so. Hell, we live just the once, right? So why shouldn't we try and sample everything we can?
Come on then, what do you want us to do?
(First: "Shut up?")
(Second: "Oh! I was going to write that!")
We're all wonderfully individual people, yes? And by that individuality, we all have different tastes.
We also, as people, have experiences that we would love to share with others. Our lives are just one great big experience, and we can learn much from studying our own lives.
So... tell me. Is there something you want everyone to do? Listen to a piece of music? Visit somewhere? Talk to someone, ask them anything? Have sex? Watch a film? Read a book? Play a game? Anything! If you loved the experience, then why not share it with us, and try and convince us to do what you did.
And anyone who reads it, I think, should make every effort to do so. Hell, we live just the once, right? So why shouldn't we try and sample everything we can?
Come on then, what do you want us to do?
(First: "Shut up?")
(Second: "Oh! I was going to write that!")
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Ah yes! Everyone everywhere should listen to:
Mmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm: Crash Test Dummies
At least once. :0)
Mmmm mmmm mmmm mmmm: Crash Test Dummies
At least once. :0)
My fav LZ songs are 'Going to California' and 'When the Levee Breaks'. I got lucky because they came together on that album. I read something about Wayne's World the other day. When he goes to buy the guitar and plays the 'May I have some service riff', it's not Stairway like the attendant points out he shouldn't play. Then I looked it up on the IMDB and apparently they weren't allowed to use the riff but left in the script. Fancy that!
Goatboy wrote:
"Otis Redding - Sitting on The Dock of The Bay"
Downloaded that a while back when you wrote it in the "music that you're addicted to" thread.
Getting Black Dog now.
"Otis Redding - Sitting on The Dock of The Bay"
Downloaded that a while back when you wrote it in the "music that you're addicted to" thread.
Getting Black Dog now.
Goatboy wrote:
> Ok, Counting Crows rocks thanks for recommending that one.
Go get these
> tunes. I know you've probably heard them a long time ago, but get them and just
> listen to them.
*tips hat* Pleasure my sir, thankYOU for those Bill Hicks links.
Bob Marley - No woman, no cry.
Great song.
Otis Redding - Sitting on
> The Dock of The Bay
Will go and get.
Led Zeppelin "Black Dog"
Another great song.
--
And a song
> that is just pure and utter horn, "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown.
Heh. Shall go get that too...
> Ok, Counting Crows rocks thanks for recommending that one.
Go get these
> tunes. I know you've probably heard them a long time ago, but get them and just
> listen to them.
*tips hat* Pleasure my sir, thankYOU for those Bill Hicks links.
Bob Marley - No woman, no cry.
Great song.
Otis Redding - Sitting on
> The Dock of The Bay
Will go and get.
Led Zeppelin "Black Dog"
Another great song.
--
And a song
> that is just pure and utter horn, "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown.
Heh. Shall go get that too...
And Gil Scott Heron "The revolution will not be televised"
I've got Led Zeppelin "Black Dog" on right now and it's why I play music, the drums specifically.
Just check the drumming out and imagine being allowed to play like that in front of people once a month.
I love music.
I've got Led Zeppelin "Black Dog" on right now and it's why I play music, the drums specifically.
Just check the drumming out and imagine being allowed to play like that in front of people once a month.
I love music.
Ok, Counting Crows rocks thanks for recommending that one.
Go get these tunes. I know you've probably heard them a long time ago, but get them and just listen to them.
Bob Marley - No woman, no cry.
Otis Redding - Sitting on The Dock of The Bay
Led Zeppelin "Black Dog"
--
And a song that is just pure and utter horn, "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown.
Get the Foxy Brown track and try to not think dirty things.
Excellent.
Go get these tunes. I know you've probably heard them a long time ago, but get them and just listen to them.
Bob Marley - No woman, no cry.
Otis Redding - Sitting on The Dock of The Bay
Led Zeppelin "Black Dog"
--
And a song that is just pure and utter horn, "Oh Yeah" by Foxy Brown.
Get the Foxy Brown track and try to not think dirty things.
Excellent.
I love PPK - Resurrection. That kind of music usually isn't my thing, but that song I really really like.
Grix Thraves wrote:
It's an
> excellent lyrical song, if you know what I mean... lyrics are very important to
> it, and usually I stick away from that sort of stuff, but this is very good, and
> the lyrics represent the music excellently.
In other words, I like it. :0)
Good good good. I love sharing the Counting Crows.
It's an
> excellent lyrical song, if you know what I mean... lyrics are very important to
> it, and usually I stick away from that sort of stuff, but this is very good, and
> the lyrics represent the music excellently.
In other words, I like it. :0)
Good good good. I love sharing the Counting Crows.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> Bad timing on my behalf there... sorry Rasta, didn't mean you. :0D
Heh :-)
> Bad timing on my behalf there... sorry Rasta, didn't mean you. :0D
Heh :-)
Ok, as we seem to be on music here, this is a list of a few tracks that I really like, that some people may not have heard of. I recommend all of them, so just pick any of the list and download them to see what sort of stuff I'm into...
Lovage - "Stroker Ace"
Fila Brazillia - "Serratia Marcescens"
4 Hero - "Les Fleur"
The Animal House - "Small"
Clint Boon Experience - "White No Sugar"
Dust Junkies - "Non Stop Operation"
Parker - "Mrs Jones"
The Music - "Take The Long Road And Walk It"
South - "Keep Close"
GraveDiggaz - "Diary Of A Madman"
Jurrasic 5 - "Concrete Schoolyard"
Finley Quaye - "Sunday Shining"
Art Of Noise - "Moments In Love"
Barthezz - "On The Move"
PPK - "Resurrection"
Space Brothers - "Shine"
Yahel - "Waves Of Sound."
Some of you may not like any of those tracks, some may like a few, and I'll be well impressed if someone likes all of them!
They are just some of the less well known tracks that I'm into at the moment. They cover a variety of genres, so just becuase you don't like one of them, please don't ignore the rest of them!
Enjoy.
Lovage - "Stroker Ace"
Fila Brazillia - "Serratia Marcescens"
4 Hero - "Les Fleur"
The Animal House - "Small"
Clint Boon Experience - "White No Sugar"
Dust Junkies - "Non Stop Operation"
Parker - "Mrs Jones"
The Music - "Take The Long Road And Walk It"
South - "Keep Close"
GraveDiggaz - "Diary Of A Madman"
Jurrasic 5 - "Concrete Schoolyard"
Finley Quaye - "Sunday Shining"
Art Of Noise - "Moments In Love"
Barthezz - "On The Move"
PPK - "Resurrection"
Space Brothers - "Shine"
Yahel - "Waves Of Sound."
Some of you may not like any of those tracks, some may like a few, and I'll be well impressed if someone likes all of them!
They are just some of the less well known tracks that I'm into at the moment. They cover a variety of genres, so just becuase you don't like one of them, please don't ignore the rest of them!
Enjoy.
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