Listening to: Back in Black (AC/DC)

I'm not much of an AC/DC guy, but I like playing the guitar part on my bass. I can't do the solo, though. Need more strings.

Next up: Run to the Hills (Iron Maiden)

I love teh Iron Maiden. Playing this next, along with pretending to back-up vocals. (Not much of a singer, but I try. >.>)

After that: The Thrill is Gone (B.B. King.)

Playing the walking bass part on mah upright. I love me some twelve-bar blues.

Banquet By Bloc Party! Omg, that song will be on my empty ipod very soon(If i can find it). Next is Run to the Hills, by Iron Maiden. Both of these songs are on SSX on Tour(WOOT!!^^)

PS: Sorry if i did any thing bad like revive the thred by axident and broke a rule =(

I am currently listining to the song "One Jump Ahead" from Aladdin and it's in Japanese I love the Japanese version. And now I'm gonna listen to Some Zelda music

Faint - Linkin Park. The song never gets old.Next up: In the end - Linkin Park.



P.S. I got like 20+ songs on my play list.

Chiodos - There's No Penguins in Alaska

A nice fusion of Metal, Screamo and Post - Hardcore. The lyrics are something I can easily relate to (About a dying relationship completely destroying you) and screamed lyrics are nicely spaced with an ocassional female backup also. Though I do take issue with some of the guitar work (Mostly the quieter sections) and thought the presence of the triangle in the backround was pointless but overall this song deserves a B+.

Hmm
Armin van Buuren - Rush Hour
DJ Tiesto - Adagio for Strings
DJ Melodie - Rave Heaven

I like these Dance artists and these specific songs as they show different aspects of dance music. Adagio for strings by Tiesto ( worlds greatest DJ )
is more old school dance but absolutely amazing because it produces the best beats and sounds ever for the club. Rush Hour, on the other hand (by Armin van Buuren, the worlds 3rd greatest dj) is looking at more modern dance, and how it can be adapted to life, as the name suggests. Dj Melodie is my favourite DJ, and also my favourite artist, she, instead of using the more traditional method like Tiesto, is a little like Cascada but instead produces a great voice ( her own ), which fit in with great beats that fit in with the songs tune and many layers of music.

Slayer- Raining Blood- Possibly the greatest intro riffs ever and then some heavy and fast as **** song work following it.

Up next, Deviate from the Form by Scar Symmetry, melodic death metal, awesome if you like brilliant guitar work and solos.

AC/DC- shake a leg (from the 1980 released album: back in black. the first album recorded after original singer Bonn Scott died)

Right now I'm listening to Cascada - Ready For Love This song makes me feel so happy when I'm listening to it. Next song in my playlist is Amy Winehouse - Rehab

"Seasons in the Abyss" - Slayer

I've got into Slayer alot recently, and I can't believe that I hadn't been listening to them for all this time. This is personally one of my favorite songs by them, addictive, a somewhat soothing introduction and ecstatic guitar solo(s). For the most part the music contrasts nicely and the vocals fit with the sound - my brother isn't a fan of metal and he can even be caught headbanging to it . Overall, it's an awesome song and definitely a hit to my favorites list.

9.3 / 10

London's Derry - Eire Og
Amhran Na Bhfiann - Eire Og
Irish Ways and Irish Laws - Various Artists
God Save Ireland - Various Artists
Fighting Men From Crossmaglen - Eire Og

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Essentially alot of Irish Rebel music. I've gotten into it since my husband and I are both Irish Republicans. Tiocfaidh ar la!

"one More Round" by Barlow Girl, the song's about never giving up and no matter how hard life gets, you can somehow find the strength to keep going.

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Blatz-Roadkill

**** yaaa

Currently I am listening to "The Bird and The Worm" by The Used.

I really like the song cause, well lets face it the Lyrics fit my current mood.
Here is a youtube url for those of you who haven't heard it.. and want to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12dBCgAo-RA

"Children of Decadence" - Children of Bodom

One of my favourite tracks from the "Follow the Reaper" album. The introduction possesses a mystical feel to it, and the chorus is amazing in instrumental terms. There's also a nice guitar solo.

Overall - 9.5 / 10

Above the Winter Moonlight - Dragonforce

One of the many awesome songs by Dragonforce. As always, it has great/long guitar solos and it has a glorious melody, as well as lyrics which match the sonority of the song perfectly. Imo, the best song from their Sonic Firestorm album.

Just forget it- Optimus Rhyme.

Kim Wilde: Close

It's a tape that my mom has had for a while I think, but I'm a fan of older music anyway (Abba, The Beatles, The Seekers, etc.). I'm not sure where it's from, could be somewhere in England since that's where I used to live.

Currently playing is "Hey Mister Heartache". (Yay, my favorite).

My favorite bit, the chorus:

Hey Mr Heartache, how much can you fake?
How many hearts break, before you get enough?
Hey Mr Heartache, you don't give you just take.
I hope for your sake, you don't turn your back on love.

There's naturally more songs, and more in them, but putting down all of those would probably be a little too much.

Edit: Wow, I'm a Pokefan now. *runs off to open a bottle of chocolate sauce* (too young for champagne )

Operation Ground and Pound-Dragonforce.
Herman Li and Sam Totman are some the greatest guitarists ever!

Across the Universe by that guy from the "Across the Universe" movie (John Sturgess, I think it is).

I'm not usually a fan of covering songs that I like the originals too, but for some reason, I REALLY like this version. Maybe it's because the scene from the movie plays, or maybe it's 'cause what's-his-face sings it his own way instead of trying to sound like Lennon. Either way, it's quite a nice arrangment.