What/Who are you currently listening to?
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I'm not really a typical classic rock kind of guy and I don't consider this really part of that genre but it is an old song and I did think it was great and I still do.
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I'm not really a typical classic rock kind of guy and I don't consider this really part of that genre but it is an old song and I did think it was great and I still do.
WSS
I'm not really a typical classic rock kind of guy and I don't consider this really part of that genre but it is an old song and I did think it was great and I still do.
WSS
In a similar vein. "Eleanor Rigby, died in the church and was buried along with her name. Nobody came."
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Good ole Janis in a praying mode.??
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Takes me back to the good ole days when rum and coke were easy to obtain for any age teen. Cuba Libreville? ?
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Interesting. I try to listen to most of these things especially the ones outside my own wheelhouse. I can always appreciate different and unique textures Etc.
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I'm generally not into that sort of thing (what I posted) myself. The Renholder mixes are old school (at least, to me they are) I had a few of them on my playlist in high school and college. The artist touches on a lot of alt and hard rock, puts his own blend of industrial rock, strings and synth work into it. Think, sort of like Nine Inch Nails as an influence. I'm not overly fond of the genre' itself, but I won't say no to songs themselves that catch my ear.
This is another example. The original song (and the band itself) is terrific, but like I said, I enjoy various new mixes.
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Interesting. I try to listen to most of these things especially the ones outside my own wheelhouse. I can always appreciate different and unique textures Etc.
WSS
I'm generally not into that sort of thing (what I posted) myself. The Renholder mixes are old school (at least, to me they are) I had a few of them on my playlist in high school and college. The artist touches on a lot of alt and hard rock, puts his own blend of industrial rock, strings and synth work into it. Think, sort of like Nine Inch Nails as an influence. I'm not overly fond of the genre' itself, but I won't say no to songs themselves that catch my ear.
This is another example. The original song (and the band itself) is terrific, but like I said, I enjoy various new mixes.
I'm generally not into that sort of thing (what I posted) myself. The Renholder mixes are old school (at least, to me they are) I had a few of them on my playlist in high school and college. The artist touches on a lot of alt and hard rock, puts his own blend of industrial rock, strings and synth work into it. Think, sort of like Nine Inch Nails as an influence. I'm not overly fond of the genre' itself, but I won't say no to songs themselves that catch my ear.
This is another example. The original song (and the band itself) is terrific, but like I said, I enjoy various new mixes.
Yep. Like a lot of stuff I find it interesting just not something I could listen to on a day-to-day basis. Ironically at this point in my life I don't spend a lot of time listening to music as I always feel like it's taking away time for me to be thinking about melodies or lyric lines in my head thereby bypassing the creative instinct/process.
But even in stuff that I don't particularly enjoy I can recognize and respect the complexity involved in bringing it from the microphone to a wave file. Haha. It's just of the many facets of the musical arts I'm drawn to aren't exactly the same as the ones that others may be drawn to. If that makes any sense.
Also I find classic rock stations just about unbearable. I've been pretty close to this stuff my whole life and the big classic rock songs they decide represent the era are hardly ever my favorite songs from whichever artist they select.
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For the most part, I really can't stand the music Godsmack made/makes. However I can't deny it's a pretty solid cover. And obviously I'm good with 70's AeroSmith. Beyond that? Not so much.
edit: Cover of a cover. So yeah, whatevs.
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