What music are you listening to right now?
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Every time I listen to that Ian Noe song I instantly think of this song. Both are great!
We watched the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday via Peacock. I really dug "Promise" by Voyager, the entry from Australia. The song has a great 80s synth-rock vibe: big guitar, big percussion, big hook. There wasn't anything else like it in the contest. I ended up pre-ordering the album that will be out in July.
eagerly awaiting her new album
This is a solid 2023 record for all the trippy hippy cowboys out there.
This is a solid 2023 record for all the trippy hippy cowboys out there.
Another Friday night with an adult beverage (or two) and a classic rock album. Tonight:
David Bowie: The Rise and Fall Of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.
David Bowie: The Rise and Fall Of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars.
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In my garage "cleaning". Motley Crue "Theater of Pain" cd playing. I saw this tour in Aug 1985. They hyped trying to set a decibel record in CR that night. I don't remember if they did, but still to this day, the loudest show I've ever been to.
A whole lot of 80's music. That's my era. Weird that I went a long stretch of my life where I listened to everything but that. Listening to it again, it was really hopeful and upbeat. Seems like everything got way more cynical after that.
The 80s rock n roll is going to have its day again very soon i have a feeling
Inspired me to do quick-surf of related CF topics ... did you use in this thread?
---> It's titled "top lyricists," but includes "best songwriters" along with it.
That's some crazy ****. ******* love it, that was awesome.
Never heard of this dude before but will be exploring more.
I don't think kicked in the balls hair metal is ever coming back if that's what you are alluding to.
A lot of it is already "coming back" depending on what you consider rock. U2 is doing the sphere shows with Achtung Baby and are maybe as popular as they've ever been. The same can be said with the Cure and a host of other acts who are playing venues larger than they have for ages.
I love 80s music in general, especially new wave type stuff (think Simple Minds), but he 80s was a poor time for what many would consider outright rock music. There are always stand outs like the Cult, Living Colour, early Metallica, U2, Mellencamp and others who brought some credence to the decade. Of all the things the 80s gave us, "Rock" music wouldn't be at the forefront.
After a weekend of outdoor projects sitting on the deck on a beautiful night listening to SRV'S 1989's In Step
Just finished a couple small backyard projects, wife just left for Champaign for work as always on Monday, time for Twisted Sister - Stay Hungry