What song are you currently listening to now?

[kenarmy]

Bootylicious by Destiny's Child  .

[kphoger]

Enya – Evening Falls

Do I need to surrender my man card?

[webny99]

Has anyone ever known two different tracks for ages and never realized they were by the same author?

Just happened to me with Peachy and Where I Stood (both great songs, btw).

[webny99]

This on repeat   

[kurumi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEwYngYH3dY

[achilles765]

The 16th volume of Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series was released last month..covering his sessions from 1981-1985... a period previously thought to be one of his weakest.  The outtakes and alternate versions make me think that's an incorrect feeling though....
As such, I have been heavily rotating these songs and the originally released album versions...

Right now, it's the 11 minute "Brownsville Girl" and its original, the 12 minute "New Danville Girl"

[CapeCodder]

[webny99]

Quite possibly the most underrated song of all time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wkt3oHatJ0

[webny99]

Go big or go OLD:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SULVCWbFUI

[STLmapboy]

Schism by Tool

I know where the pieces fit!

[webny99]

I'm not big on holiday music, but currently listening to Underneath the Tree by Kelly Clarkson and it's not half bad.

[formulanone]

Junkdrome - Front 242

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAifZTRnnKg

Always liked the slow buildup, peak, and dissolution at the end.

[hbelkins]

If you've never heard this one before, it probably won't take you long to figure out who the special guests are on this tune.

Oh, by the way, which one's Max? 

[tolbs17]

This is what I'm listening to

https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/1883

[formulanone]

Miles Davis - Flamenco Sketches

https://youtu.be/nTwp1sgUJrM

Kind of Blue is a legendary album and it's about the length of a gate-to-gate flight from Atlanta to Huntsville.

[formulanone]

Riverbottom Nightmare Band — Ruckus Juice Stompers

https://youtu.be/yQLLBTSF0ZU

A holiday classic...

[7/8]

Slomo by Slowdive (my favourite song from their newest album):

[webny99]

This one, and it hits more emotions than I knew I had:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CnmI0K4tz4

[Rothman]

Surrender by Natalie Taylor, thanks to some TikTok that came my way on my fyp...

[kevinb1994]

That song by Edison Lighthouse (they were a British band BTW, though I'll note that the actual lighthouse is called Eddystone, and that there's a borough of the same name in SEPA) that has since been featured on TikTok for whatever reason. It starts off like a country song (Danny Flowers may have heard it and wrote 1978's Tulsa Time, a hit for Don Williams that same year, as a partial response to it), then becomes a cross between the Beatles' 1968 return-to-the-roots Lady Madonna (which in itself is a tribute to Fats Domino, who made it his last charting smash that same year) and the Kinks' classic from 1967 Waterloo Sunset (a tribute to rock and roll on the Mersey). There are also parts of this song that sound like some inspiration for the Bee Gees' 1977 smash How Deep is Your Love from SNF. Which isn't too surprising.

[golden eagle]

Schism by Tool

I know where the pieces fit!

That song just plain rocks!!

[golden eagle]

"Pony" from Ginuwine. Not a song I normally listen to. It's playing on the Steve Harvey Morning Show.

[hbelkins]

Those of you who are my Facebook friends may have noticed I've been posting a number of obscurities from little-known bands that are in my vinyl and CD collection. You may not have heard of bands or artists like New England, Box of Frogs, The Quireboys, Bang Tango, Sea Hags, John Kilzer, Mordred, Blue Murder, and so on, but I'm giving my Facebook friends a little taste of my musical library.

[webny99]

Ready to run through a wall?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzPl2nhgbEs

[golden eagle]

"Too Late to Say Goodbye" from Richard Marx.