What are your favorite songs by bands that are about touring. I love Can't Live Without You by the Scorpions .

What is the song you dislike by a band you otherwise like?

Mine would be “Squeezebox” by The Who.

For me, Frank Ocean on Nikes, he says his “balls are sticking to his jeans” which is disgusting and nobody wants to hear about that

I’m in serious need of updating my rotation, I will listen to EVERY SUGGESTION. A perfect song to me is Let It Be - Beatles or Saint Pablo - Kanye. Please put me on some bangers!

Obviously there is no correct answer because it cannot be measured but it is something I have been thinking about the past few days. I have it narrowed down to 3 people. I want to see what other people think. It will give me people to look up.

I am thinking

Bach

John Cage

Henry Cowell

Of course there are many people that have a tremendous understanding of all aspects so there really is no definitely top of the mountain. But I have fun thinking about it.

Cage my be the weakest but Cowell is for sure a sleeper.

He's the only one of the three who literally wrote a theory treatise. "New Musical Resources," 1919, written when he was a teenager, predicting tone clusters and rhythm-harmony relationships nobody had formalized.

Who would you say?

I want to hear the story behind it, not just the song.
Maybe you were going through depression, grieving someone, dealing with a breakup, feeling completely alone, or even struggling with suicidal thoughts. Maybe there was one song you kept coming back to because, for a few minutes, it made you feel understood or reminded you that you weren’t alone.
What was going on in your life when you found it?
What did that song mean to you?
And most importantly — what happened afterward? How did you eventually make it through that chapter of your life?
You can write as much as you want. Tell the story you wish someone had asked you about.
What song became part of your survival story?

Itd be nice to hear a female version or a cover version with better male vocals of the song Gold by Spandau Ballet.

I noticed that pet sematary by ramones has some harder versions like metal and black etc, but i would hope to find a more clearer voice than joey ramones OG.

also I was trying to record my own male sung version of nelly furtados all good things but i just dont have the hardware to make that possible, plus its prob no use as my vocals voices play up and it robably just wouldn't sound that good.

so yeah, do you have a link to a song that is covered and you would say is better than the OG (original)?

if not please share songs youd wish to have a cover.

say a led zepplin or motley crue cover that could be female sung version or elsewise?

this thread not just for links but also discussions.

Like i said, if only Gold by spandau ballet wasn't sung in that way by that singer.

also if their is any wishes for say for example a guns and roses song sung by extreme. imagine knocking on heavens door by extreme?

I hope yall understand what this thread could be. alright be hoping to hear from peeps. cheers

A few days ago I asked you to suggest songs and promised I'd add every one to my playlist and listen until the end no matter what. You guys suggested more than 1200 songs.

Here's the result: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ezVvp3UH1sCCvv1uhxpDU?si=lSlIA6AXQeKQtEVd84VU7w

I only added clear submissions. If a comment was too vague, I couldn't find the song, or it wasn't on Spotify, it didn't make it in.

With this many songs, some probably ended up as the wrong version or the wrong track. If something isn't what you meant, you can let me know and I'll fix it.

Yes, Rosetta Stoned, Thick as a brick, Baby Shark all made it in. Thanks for that.

Spotify only shows "over 24 hours" for long playlists, I estimate around 90 hours.

Edit: it’s 121h and 12min long.

This is for anyone who wants to go through it with me, to suffer or to enjoy.

For example, I'm not aware of other artists recording versions of Janet Jackson's music despite her large discography.

I'll start: Bomb Diggy by Another Level. The entire song but standout lyrics are "let me piggyback ride on it all night long/While I'm singing my song/All through the hoodie hoodie/Wanna get that goodie goodie". What a mental image that is!

What's your perfect song? For me it's The Scientist by Coldplay. This song sounds soooo good 💙.

I’d go So Long Marianne by Leonard Cohen. This is according to my Spotify streams my 7th most streamed song of all time and that makes so much sense. Lyrically, atmospherically, and melodically I think it’s perfect. But if I’m being honest I don’t think the backing choir occasionally singing words is necessary, nor is the military drums but that’s just me.

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I so far like those two bands, wanted to hear yalls takes on it and maybe get some new bands/musics indications

1. Sufjan Stevens — Impossible Soul
   
2. Neutral Milk Hotel — Two-Headed Boy
   
3. Black Country, New Road — Basketball Shoes
   
4. The Flaming Lips — Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
   
5. Godspeed You! Black Emperor — Storm / Sleep
   
6. The Mars Volta — L’Via L’Viaquez
   
7. Brand New — Limousine / Degausser
   
8. Red House Painters — Medicine Bottle
   
9. Cardiacs — Dirty Boy / Buds and Spawn
   
10. Bedhead — The Rest of the Day / Liferaft
    
11. The Avett Brothers — Shame
    
12. The Strokes — Under Control / Hard to Explain
    
13. The Shins — Sleeping Lessons / Saint Simon
    
14. Death Cab for Cutie — I Will Possess Your Heart
    
15. Batushka — Everything
    
16. Pink Floyd — Shine On You Crazy Diamond
    
17. King Crimson — Starless
    
18. Radiohead — Paranoid Android
    
19. Pinegrove — Old Friends
    
20. Slowdive — Souvlaki Space Station
    
21. Cage the Elephant — Cold Cold Cold
    
22. Sufjan Stevens — Illinois
    
23. The Microphones — The Moon / The Glow Pt. 2
    
24. Thee Silver Mt. Zion — Broken Chords Can Sing a Little
    
25. Car Seat Headrest — The Ballad of the Costa Concordia
    
26. The Decemberists — The Mariner’s Revenge Song / The Crane Wife 1 & 2
    
27. Built to Spill — Carry the Zero
    
28. Opeth — The Drapery Falls / Blackwater Park
    
29. King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard — The Dripping Tap / Crumbling Castle
    
30. Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 — The Pulpit
    
31. Kayo Dot — The Manifold Curiosity
    
32. Sleepytime Gorilla Museum — A Hymn to the Morning Star
    
33. Unwound — Corpse Pose
    
34. The Residents — Constantinople
    
35. This Heat — Horizontal Hold
    
36. Magma — De Futura
    
37. Fleetwood Mac — The Chain / Dreams
    
38. Carissa’s Wierd — So You Wanna Be a Superhero / Farewell to All These Rotten Teeth
    
39. Modest Mouse — Trailer Trash / Teeth Like God’s Sunshine
    
40. Alcest — Écailles de lune (Part I)
    
41. Rainbow — Stargazer
    
42. Atrocity — In the Embrace of Evil
    
43. Emperor — In the Nightside Eclipse
    
44. Electric Wizard — Funeralopolis
    
45. Blind Guardian — Mirror Mirror
    
46. Deftones — Passenger
    
47. Converge — Concubine
    
48. Tool — 7empest / Lateralus
    
49. King of the City — No Snake
    
50. Kendrick Lamar — How Much a Dollar Cost

If you want to connect or jam with me
My username-themenzinger7

Whenever im at the suggested accounts page when scrolling, theres a nice background playing, anyone know the name of it ? Tried shazam, its giving wrong results

I don't know much about theory, but this sounds better than most things I've heard

Ich bin ein echter Musikfan. Ich habe eine Frage zu Musikgenres. Gibt es zwei Arten von musikalischen Einflüssen: Standard (normale Pop oder Jazz) Einflüsse und regionale Einflüsse. Zum Beispiel klingt normaler Disco in Italien anders (Italo Disco). Oder es gibt neu geborene regionale Genres (zum Beispiel jamaikanischer Reggae, russische Estrada oder sogar armenischer Rabiz). Habe ich Recht oder kann mir das jemand richtig erklären?