What album/song are you addicted to atm?

Made some more effort to dig into music history, and although I've never liked Queen, I love the beginning of this. Looks like he's channeling Thom Yorke (or the other way around).


 


Johnny's version is G-rated, but don't read mine if your sick!


Yeah, I taught the beef and potatoes how to FRY, FRY, FRY
But before I eat, you know I'll smoke and get HIGH, lord i'll get high,
Don't you know by the time i'm done it'll be (bum bum bum bumb country climb up bass-line) too late to try,
Lord I'll just be shittin' on the pot until I die!

Fucked up my flow a little latter in the verse (no pun!) but man, if it gets any better than this, man i'd punch Jerry Garcia in the glasses, just so he'd punch min
 
[video=youtube_share;Yjxu2EY6Td4]http://youtu.be/Yjxu2EY6Td4[/video]

Listening to him again lately-will be in DC next week..alas
 
one of his best albums in my opinion and the title track i just love


Natural Mystic 3:25
So Much Things To Say 3:08
Guiltiness 3:20
The Heathen 2:33
Exodus 7:30
Jamming 3:30
Waiting In Vain 4:13
Turn Your Lights Down Low 3:40
Three Little Birds 3:00
One Love / People Get Ready 2:50
 
been on a Donovan kick lately
and the 2 Tone stuff i have

Noice!!

I was listening to Barbarbaj (sp?) just a little over an hour ago - such a cool song. And Just Can't Stop It (The Beat) is one record that gets packed more than any other whenever I play out.

Currently listening to Bill Callahan (Smog) more than anything else.
 
Noice!!

I was listening to Barbarbaj (sp?) just a little over an hour ago - such a cool song. And Just Can't Stop It (The Beat) is one record that gets packed more than any other whenever I play out.

Currently listening to Bill Callahan (Smog) more than anything else.


I was.always into ska. Since i was a wee lad. Punk as well. But i always enjoyed the 2tone stuff the best
 
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I was.always into ska. Since i was a wee lad. Punk as well. But i always enjoyed the 2tone stuff the best

Me too. The Beat(or part of them) are actually coming out here soon. We have heaps of Brits here so usually once a year we'll get The Beat, The Specials or a combination of both touring.
 
Lately I have been infatuated with one of my favorite albums ever after reading about how The Thirteenth Step by A Perfect Circle was written about he effect drugs have on users lives, as well as varying perspectives, such as those by he addict, the friends and family, those who do not understand, as well as the substance itself. I also read that it was the death of Alice in Chains member Layne Staley, which inspired Maynard James Keenan to write many of the albums songs. Its an awesome record , as many of the songs are open to various interpretations.

Another album that focuses on addiction recovery and how the 12 steps changed his life, was written by a local rapper out of Phoenix, Arizona who goes by the stage name of "Famouz" and can be found on Reverbnation under his stage name or D.Cramer. Good stuff from the underground.
 
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i spent the last 5 minutes debating if i should make a new thread just for this video...
i listened to this song like 300 times over two days back when you posted the soundcloud link. fun to hear it again. and a marketing campaign also being the product is 100% supernatural.
 
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^ LOL only 300 !?!? ;p amusing to see/read what a divisive song it is. i get people like to debate, critics have to say something, i just feel kinda bad when people can't just enjoy a catchy ass pop song that sounds like its from the future.
 
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