My Summer stats for Spotify just came in and it's more than I expected. Someone already told me it's more music than they've listenined to in a lifetime, yikes I suppose. My girl Poppy was my top listened to album too 'Negative Spaces', I got into her music after she worked with Bad Omens. I have some world records now too, on Spotify I mean. Disclaimer my top song is Adult in nature, I'm not posting it, just some Poppy. People have their sounds of Summer, mine was definitely her album.
These violent delights have violent ends & in their triumph die, like fire & powder Which, as they kiss, consume.
@GirlVersusGame We talked about Sonic Frontiers OST during summer. I've started listening to a band now that plays music in a similar vein. They're called Zebrahead, have you heard of them? I've found around 20 songs that are very similar to that kind of music, i.e. punk rock with a lot of energy. Here are some of them with Falling Apart being my favourite one.
@LtSarge We talked about Sonic Frontiers OST during summer. I've started listening to a band now that plays music in a similar vein.
They're called Zebrahead, have you heard of them?
I feel like I've seen the name before and the first song sounds like a mix of certain other bands, there's some Papa Roach there, Limp Bizkit too, some early Offspring. Some people don't like bands that 'sound like everyone else', I do like bands who do that because they take pieces here and there and arrange it in a way that still works. There's no sign of them on my favorites either, it says they were on Tony Hawk and I'm sure I tried that game, I was really bad at it but did come away with a long list of songs/bands, that has to be where I heard them. That first one is going on my favorites.
That second one was 'why is it called Gaelileo' then the world does not revolve around you, that's a great lyric, the smash it up is what The Offspring said. I like how the riff carries the whole song and is then left to really grab some spotlight, the energy is really infectious too.
This last one sounds like an anthem to their fans, there's not much to say about it other than it really does capture a real positive message, as strange as it sounds I can picture Sonic zooming around to that one. I'm a little tired, went a couple of days without sleep and food but I'll try to add some songs that mean something to me, all of my music does, but these certainly do a little more-so.
A Day to Remember, with: 0:42 Crime in Stereo | 0:44 Tom Denney | 0:46 Veara | 0:48 BMTH | 0:52 Silverstein | 0:54 Parkway Drive | 0:57 TDWP | 1:03 Andrew W.K. | 1:10 Pete Wentz | 1:28 Millencolin | 1:31 As I Lay Dying | 1:34 The Red Chord | 1:36 August Burns Red | 1:39 Comeback Kid | 1:43 Seventh Star | 1:46 Maylene & The Sons of Disaster | 1:55 Architects | 1:59 MxPx | 2:04 Your Demise | 2:07 Trivium | 2:11 Pierce The Veil | 2:13 The Acacia Strain | 2:41 This Is Hell | 2:45 Set Your Goals
Rise Against, I learned about Hurricane Katrina from this song, it was a lesson in how some people really did lose everything in life so who are we to complain about the small things.
Parkway Drive, a little heavier but 'Flawless is a fiction, imperfection makes us hole. The weight that holds you down, let it go', I really agree with that message. I admire imperfection, not just perfection.
A song that Godsmack isn't really known for, I think it's one of their best.
Aurora, I think she captures gratitude better than most other musicians, she was composing music before she was double digits, there was honestly even in her music back then.
One of the very first English songs I ever heard, I didn't know what they were singing about, years and years later and it still sounds and feels perfect.
Blue October, they sound better live than on their CDs, in my opinion.
Placebo, for most of my life I thought Brian was a girl, I was convinced. Then I saw them live, there was a major LGBT presence, it made me ask the right questions, TaTu did too but Placebo was different, they represented something older, a different generation.
I heard this the day of the invasion, it's what I'd had on my headphones when I was told we were leaving, it stayed with me for years, I understood it because I lived it, there's some kind of truth in those lyrics it hit some kind of chord and still does, I can still feel it today when I listen.
Nothing More, it captures how I feel and see life, we need to to appreciate the ones who matter to us, tell them they matter, not leave it too long, before it's too late.
I learned a lot about the world from this music video.
I'd been spending a lot of time in Lebanon when I heard this, the song is basically unknown on Youtube, obviously a cover, the video showed me some things too.
Natalie Merchant, one of her best. It feels like seeing the world through her eyes, I never felt that from any other artist, nor any other music-video.
Fly Leaf. I'd listened to that song my whole life without knowing who she was singing about, then I found God myself and I knew instantly what she meant, I felt it too and still do.
These violent delights have violent ends & in their triumph die, like fire & powder Which, as they kiss, consume.
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