What song are you currently listening to now?

[freebrickproductions]

[bugo]

A cheerful little ditty.

[ET21]

Paranoid, Black Sabbath

RIP Ozzy

[LilianaUwU]

[ET21]

Save It For Later - Eddie Vedder

[PNWRoadgeek]

Coldplay - Clocks

One of the single greatest songs of all time.

[webny99]

This certified banger, featuring a masterful vibe shift at 0:11:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZf0CHf3A38

[achilles765]

Been listening a lot to the new album by the band Lord Huron "The cosmic selector volume one."  I have really grown to love this band a lot

[bugo]

When I was small, I preferred minor key hymns over major, so Lent was peak hymn season. (hmmm, I might still be small)

I've always been attracted to "dark" music, so I've been partial to minor keys. More recently, I have started to listen to some music written in major keys, which has been a revelation. A well-written key change from a major to a minor key can be very powerful. I've been trying to incorporate it into some of my writing, but I don't know if I'm talented enough to write something in a major key that retains some darkness.

[bugo]

Periphery - Silhouette. A heavy rock/metal band playing a pure pop song. The difference is that this song actually has key changes, something the majority of modern throw away pop lacks.

[bugo]

Deafheaven - Shellstar

[Road Hog]

Periphery - Silhouette. A heavy rock/metal band playing a pure pop song. The difference is that this song actually has key changes, something the majority of modern throw away pop lacks.

This band's career track is Ministry in reverse.

[bugo]

This band's career track is Ministry in reverse.

They don't have very many "pop" songs. Most of their stuff is pretty heavy.

[bugo]

Spencer Sotelo from Periphery side project. Fantastic synth pop band.

[bugo]

[cockroachking]

Plini - Electric Sunrise:

[LilianaUwU]

A song that took me an entire month finding it after hearing it from the bus driver's radio speakers, even though I had heard it shortly before in Happy Gilmore 2. Juke Box Hero by Foreigner:

[bugo]

How was MJF in Happy Gilmore II? He's a fantastic wrestler. He's hilarious and the best heel in the business.

[LilianaUwU]

How was MJF in Happy Gilmore II? He's a fantastic wrestler. He's hilarious and the best heel in the business.

He was pretty good. I should really rewatch the movie... speaking of, if I had done just that, it wouldn't have taken me this long finding the damn song.

[Scott5114]

How was MJF in Happy Gilmore II? He's a fantastic wrestler. He's hilarious and the best heel in the business.

He was pretty good. I should really rewatch the movie... speaking of, if I had done just that, it wouldn't have taken me this long finding the damn song.

Now, every time you're looking for a song, you'll have to rewatch Happy Gilmore 2...just in case.

[kurumi]

Gentle Giant is not for everyone; if you're not into prog, you probably won't like this one.

It starts off with a 7/4 riff, then brings in the vocals in 6/4, and drums in (I think) 4/4. This would be fun but challenging to perform. And then (this takes some stones), they kill the song's momentum in the middle, before bringing the 6/4-7/4 back at the end. Anyway, here it is:

[Rothman]

La Isla Bonita - Madonna

[kphoger]

I had put on Symphony No. 9 in E Minor (the New World Symphony) by Antonín Dvořák.

But the album I chose on Amazon Music also includes some other works, so I'm currently listening to Má vlast by Bedřich Smetana.