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It's not exactly catered to me, but the Armed's new album is the most revitalizing take I've heard on rock in years. This song in particular rules. Crank it up!

Unreleased (in a mix) but feeling this bass line!

I bumbled into this vintage cold wave / minimal synth from 1982. The music is frantic and the singer is easy on the eyes. Any one want to guess the hardware used in this video?

Get me to the 80s NOW!!

Showing my age now! x

Lap of the Gods into Stone Cold Crazy off of Sheer Heart Attack. Queen.

I've been listening to a RIDICULOUS amount of k-pop, and for the past few months I've been on a steady Korean ballad diet. God, I miss ballads. Seems like they disappeared from the US. Here's my favorite so far:



And the piano version, which I learned to play by watching this video:

Lyrics, Rhythm, Ambience ... top notch.

this is way out there stuff, but it's different than the average dribble

A good collection of a video I have found here.

Tantrum Desire: Guided Rhythm

https://music.amazon.com/albums/B00B0NB ... GIFzY3WByC


My music is nothing at ALL like this...but this makes me hit 120mph on the highway....cranked to the max, weaving in and out of traffic like I’ve got a death-wish.

Great track!


EDIT: I just realized I posted the same exact track a month ago! LOL!

Quiloc Lim wrote: ↑

07 Jun 2018

I bumbled into this vintage cold wave / minimal synth from 1982. The music is frantic and the singer is easy on the eyes. Any one want to guess the hardware used in this video?

Guessing Korg MS-10 or MS-20. Cool band, can't believe I've never heard of them before!

NASA is a band from Stockholm, Sweden, still active to my knowledge - since the early 80's. Great synth pop and very very sophisticated programming. The album with this track is worth to check for anyone into synth pop / pop in general. It's called "Remembering The Future" and most if not all tracks are up on Youtube. This one is particularily sweet!

Hilarious John Evan... like taken from a Monty Python scene.

I saw Jethro in Copenhagen on their 50th anniversary tour.
They played a great version of heavy horses, with an excellent female singer unknown to me... perhaps I did a lousy googling job but I couldn't find any trace of her name.