What’s your country/community’s go-to end-of-the-night singalong song?
The UK has Wonderwall and Bohemian Rhapsody for starters. But what song gets everyone in your community singing their hearts out?
Carnivals/funfairs/seaside amusements always play absolute bangers to lift the mood, and I want to capture that spirit.
So far I have Set You Free by NTrance and You’re a a Superstar by Love Inc.
I want it to feel like the freedom of youth, young glove, endless summers and salty chips (French fries).
What would be on your Carnival playlist?
The coolest opening riff you know.
Plan on making a trip to the monthly gargantuan flea market in Canton, Texas, with my wife and my brother. I'd like to make a playlist with songs about acquiring and having junk.
Not picky about the genre, and they don't even have to about the act of shopping- Johnny Cash's One Piece at a Time fits the vibe
Here is my ranking
❤️-Happy, wholesome, or not sad at all.
💚- Meh, not that sad.
💙-this made me feel a lil sad.
💜-Ok, I’m feeling it.
💔- Ok I’m sad.
🖤- dude… this makes me want to cry…
Any genre, but no Taylor swift.
the insanely catchy choruses, the instrumentals, everything about this album is perfect, i need more like it. thx in advance!
Don't get me wrong, angine de poitrine is a really cool band and the success is amazing.
But people reacting to it like it's the beginning of new era and music has stepped onto a completely unexplored planet is just.. a bit sad.
Prog and mathrock and RIO and avantgarde rock has been around for ages.
Lets post our favourites and maybe extra points when its a duo :)
I don’t see many people talk about “Show Me How” by Men I Trust, but I randomly found it and it’s been stuck in my head ever since.
Feels like the kind of song you put on late at night and just zone out to.
Anyone else know songs with a similar vibe?
I like most genres but this is a way for me to expand it even more
Just what the subject says! I have been hard pressed to find music that evokes the same kind of whimsical melancholy that Simon & Garfunkel do. Generally speaking I've been in a new music rut for a long while, so toss any tunes out there that have stuck with you. I want to YEARN, and feel something, dammit. Many thanks in advance. (:
I don't want the multi million stars, I'm looking for hidden gems. I love all kinds of folk music, from country folk, Irish folk, folk folk, indie folk, folk punk, folk rock. I love em all. I like the lost dog street band, the ghost of Paul Revere, flogging Molly, days n daze, mischief brew, and so many others. Whatcha got?
I need help.... I don't like 99% of modern music. So I find myself listening to the same stuff all the time, now I'm getting burnt out on it and I love music. Its gets my through the days and some times.
So a little about me....I'm 34, so I like mostly mid 2000s stuff. All rock types, some rap, no country.
With rock I like a wide range, from Blink-182 & Sublime types to body count, a day to remember, Gideon, and slaughter to prevail. But mainly find myself listening to stuff like.. Limp Biskit, Korn, System of a down, all the "Nu Metal" stuff.
with rap, I mostly like old style stuff, stuff that tells a story, not these random songs now days. I like wu-tang, immortal technique, Tech N9ne. Even like 50 cent sometimes and D12. More modern stuff I like.. run the jewels, some of Mexican OT, La Coka Nostra, Madchild.
And I'm from Houston, so of course I listen to ALL the Houston rap, Z-ro, Slim thug, DJ Screw, Trae, lil flip, big moe, etc
I'm just looking for some recommendations, I ride a motorcycle and keep music playing in my helmet. My ride is about 40 minutes to work everyday and then back home 40 minutes. So I'm listening to a lot. Any help is appreciated
Aretha Franklin............Etta James.. ....... Kate Pierson... .. Amy Winehouse..
i have this really specific type of songs i absolutely adore, but i dont know too many of, it's like Lullaby/music box/soft songs that become intense/ feels epic or powerful.
(nothing depressing thanks!)
here are some examples:
-Davy Jones: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n\_LApFnTfP8&list=RDMMn\_LApFnTfP8&index=1&pp=8AUB0gcJCdkKAYcqIYzv
-Once upon a december: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HqvKfxOYfos&list=RDMMn\_LApFnTfP8&index=2&pp=8AUB
-Rubia:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wKVJi-FLvak&list=RDMMn\_LApFnTfP8&index=3&pp=8AUB
-elogia cinerosa:
-Had i not seen the sun:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kdV4K17KqAE&list=RDkdV4K17KqAE&start\_radio=1
-we shall sail together:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vzR-mvlf15g&list=RDkdV4K17KqAE&index=24&pp=8AUB
thank you in advance! :)
I recently found the band The Long Faces and I love their single, Sail Away. To me the guitar sounds so good especially when it’s playing in the background of the lyrics and overall it’s a great song. What sucks is that they don’t have any other songs like it and not that many songs in general, so I was wondering if anyone could help me find songs with the same vibe. It would be greatly appreciated!
Something calm, atmospheric, or easy to drift off to? What works for you?
Im making the playlist for my ocs and one of them has a god complex and the other one genuinely sees them as a god, so I need songs that talk about god and divinity and all that but not christian or anything, im a pop girlie and i think theres definitely not songs like that in that genre, so Im open to all genres cause i do listen to others
Ive been digging into international rock lately and stumbled on some amazing guitar work I never would have heard otherwise. Thinking of stuff like B Radio by EZO (Japanese) or some of the Turkish psych rock solos. What non-English songs have a solo that genuinely stopped you in your tracks?