What Are You Listening To Right Now? [2025]

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DeWolff, Strange Fruits and Undiscovered Plants (2009), ā€œSilver Lovemachineā€

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The underappreciated PSG soundtrack has been getting stuck in my head a lot lately. MeMeMe! was also made by the same artist, man that was a popular song, the music video has practically been scrubbed from the net thanks to angry feminists who weren’t intelligent enough to get it.

It’s kinda ironic cuz I used to hate techno, edm or whatever you wanna call it back when i was a teen, I was kind of a purist, didn’t consider it ā€˜real’ music, and i still think that of all rap actually, can’t really help that I can’t hear talking rhythmically into a microphone as music by any stretch of my imagination. Certainly doesn’t help that only one in every million rap songs has lyrics that aren’t absolute shit.

But the first two techno songs I recall ever liking were these two:

Then eventually I discovered synthwave, loved it and since a lot of those songs rely heavily on electronic sounds it mellowed me to the entire genre and most subgenres. I think it had something to do with realizing how old the concept of electronic music really is (and it is in fact even older than the 80s, goes back to the early 20th century.)

Then eventually i also realized the obvious parallels between it and electric instruments, like electric guitars and such. In hindsight it was hypocritical as hell of me to hate on it because my favorite genres at the time were hard rock and metal which rely heavily on electronic distortion techniques.

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Happy weekend to all you Endeavournauts out there. :enos: :victory_hand:
:tada: :man_dancing: :woman_dancing:

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:sign_of_the_horns:

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I’m listening to the FLAC as it’s one of the first CDs I bought when I recently decided to start buying them again. I don’t own many but the collection will slowly grow!

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This 2024 ā€œShoutā€ remix is freakin’ awesome.

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I loved Tom Petty’s music from his very first album onward. But this song right here is criminally underappreciated.

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Edit @UncleSpellbinder LRain was probably my top two on Damn the Torpedos–simply lovely and the band really came through on this. His long time guys Benmont, Campbell, Lynch had a chemistry

Big Tom’s deep cuts were better than his singles sometimes

and my all time fave–

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Rich :slight_smile:

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The intro on that last one sounds so wild, like it’s coming from somewhere else than my speakers lol.

I’ve been rewatching jojo, so that means…

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I’m only halfway through stardust crusaders, so I don’t remember what other cool ending songs they used for the new series and if they stayed on brand and kept using classics for them :laughing:

But there’s admittedly a lot of awesome tracks in the ost as well. But If I had to pick one from the ones I’ve gotten so far, it’d be this.

They never (as far as I’m aware) released the instrumental version of the song, and well, this woman wanted it bad enough that she just made a cover and tried to match the original as closely as she could, did a great job too. Problem is that the song that officially got released had this rap lyric over all of it that some people hated, me included.

And it’s weird because the show itself almost exclusively used the instrumental version in the first place, I think they might have used the rap version one or two times, if they even used it at all I’m not sure if they did (not something I was paying attention to at the time).

But yeah, this is Joseph Joestar’s theme, Overdrive. He’s my favorite jojo character by a wide margin, that goes for both young and old Joseph.

Edit: in response to @rich52 I raise you this timeless classic by nyango star:

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you had me at Suzanna Hoffs :heart_eyes:

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Years ago I saw Pete York drummin with Ian Paice in a wonderful little concert. About 350 people in the audience. Awesome! :drum:

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I have seen only Ian Paice -two times- with Deep Purple.
1991 with J. L. Turner in vocals and 2001 with Ian Gillan.
Both concerts were fantastic but in Lycabettus Theatre (2001) was something else.

Perihelion DVD was from that tour.

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