Hijacked music thread formerly known as the Wenger like chav who just won the lottery

I have to disagree with that completely. To me, Bruce Dickinson and Steve Harris are two of the finest lyricists and song writers in metal.

 

Rudimental

 

higuain was going to join but you idiots put it on hold to go after suarez. napoli then came in

 

[video=youtube;gCM4HzsCiJw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCM4HzsCiJw[/video]

 

Speaking of expanding auditory canals, has someone else here been "introduced" or warmed up to genres based on video games?

I remember playing Mafia: The city of Lost Heaven almost 10 years ago now, and driving around this fictional US city in the 30s, various genres of Jazz would play depending on what part of town you were driving. European/Gypsy Jazz if you were in Little Italy etc... But the point is, that whole soundtrack of 20s-30s Jazz was gold.

 

Never heard it, what does it go like ?

 

[video=youtube_share;N0tLGHz_W1g]http://youtu.be/N0tLGHz_W1g[/video]

I play this a lot in the car....old but gold

 

some subtle melodic nuances there for sure.

i detect homages to Franz Schubert .

lol @ cannibal corpse .........subtle .

 

You're a black eye liner wearing Goth like Kyle

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sGy_-p_sVE

for driving

 

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i dont mind music being on the heavy side but i draw the line at nihilism .

 

[video=youtube;3a7cHPy04s8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a7cHPy04s8[/video]

 

I listened to metal quite a bit when I was younger, but it was always the more "melodic" kind of metal a la Megadeth, as opposed to Slayer etc.

Although I have an ability to completely tune out of the lyrical content and just consume the music as a whole. Otherwise I'd agree that most metal is thematically and lyrically quite over-the-top and even childish.


Oh and don't diss Folk and Country music . These are the type of genres everyone around you jokes about and you never give it a chance. There's too much variation and innovative styles in it to just dismiss the genre as a whole.

 

Lol i used to be in a band in the late 70s , we covered this stones hit every night .


But better .......we gave it some balls.............after a few pints.heheheheh

 

It's an interesting song, a bit of a critique on commercialism of that time.

 

i agree with the point about folk etc to certain extent , Jethro tull had a few moments.

 

One of the finest Folk writers we had was Nick Drake:[video=youtube;R6zCmCIsoAE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6zCmCIsoAE[/video]

 

Always been a fan of folk but my brand is rather girly

 

And for Country, there are some brilliant picks out there:

[video=youtube;5LQoh8Zprn8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LQoh8Zprn8[/video]