Music Board Moderators : romeomikegolf bionic4ever kyleisalive ozfei Pagiedamon gtho4 sue943 Terry

Most Recent Replies Posted

Mr. Jones by Counting Crows

Oh, I think I'll give them a listen :)

They started on Disney Channel, as contestants for Disney's "Next Big Thing".

I love Good Charlotte and The-All American Rejects :) I like all the other bands you mentioned as well, except I am not familiar with anything by Allstar Weekend.

Phantom of the Opera Medley - Lindsey Stirling.

Well, according to a list of Pop Punk bands on Wikipedia (you know, because that's SO accurate [rolls eyes]), it looks like a do like a few bands. Good Charlotte would be my favorite of the bands. The All American Rejects Allstar Weekend Bowling for Soup Boys Like Girls Fall Out Boy Good Charlotte Green Day My Chemical Romance Paramore Weezer (I could add Avril Lavigne, as she showed up on the list, but that's odd to see an artist in a list of bands, and she was the only artist listed). I was a bit surprised; I'd heard of most of the bands on the list. And about 30 or 40 bands on there that I know at least one of their songs, and like the song. I could make quite a list of I added those bands in. ;)

Yes, in Pandora, you can add "seeds" to radio stations. So you could have a "Frank Sinatra" radio station, and add the "Lady Gaga" station to mix with it, and perhaps add the "Moonlight Serenade - Glen Miller" station to that, with a bit of "Shakira" as well. All in the same station. So with just a single station, you could listen to all your favorites. To me, though, that's not very appealing. If I want to listen to some Glen Miller, I don't want to hear Lady Gaga screeching at me after a little light music. If I do feel that way, I'll listen to two stations simultaneously. So I personally don't like artist seeds; but I know one guy who has just about every genre in a single station.

When I Get Home You're So Dead by Mayday Parade

Thanks, Bernard - it's good to listen to a singer, someone who can actually sing. Wanted to watch her singing too. Found this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=L7y2YwklY68 Are all her songs about lousy relationships with untrustworthy men?

Listening to "Figure 8", the album by Elliot Smith. Love this guy, one of my favourite musicians. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq2QKo8n_5g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dye5BmmEdco https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arac_GhGxwk

"Psychedelic Pill" by Neil Young w/Crazy Horse - the man can STILL rock!

Artist seeds?

I have these stations: Justin Timberlake One Direction Lindsey Stirling Pentatonix Usher Kesha Hunter Hayes Jason Mraz Never Shout Never Secondhand Serenade Brandy Dubstep Norah Jones Enya Disney (Children's) Basshunter Nicki Minaj Linkin Park 2000s Country The Wanted Utada Haley Reinhart Maroon 5 Today's Hits I don't use artist seeds. I like to listen to what suits my mood, and to have a Linkin Park song play in Hunter Hayes just isn't my idea of "fitting the mood" music. I listen to Justin Timberlake, One Direction, Lindsey Stirling, Pentatonix, Brandy, Never Shout Never, and Dubstep most often. I use Enya and Norah Jones for going to sleep, Brandy and Usher are my "easy listening", Jason Mraz is my "I'm happy" music. Linkin Park is my angry music station, Nicki Minaj is my energetic station, Maroon 5 is my comfort music, and Secondhand Serenade I use to relax me. When I'm in a "I need to wake up" mood, I use dubstep and Lindsey Stirling. :)

"Climax" by Usher.

"Take What You Can Carry" by The Maine

Now. I finally found an (edited) version of an old Korn song. Awesome video for a fantastic song, IMO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik4EpkAO2YQ

Lesley. Just heard some new Lianne La Havas: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v5oSW6JTLM

I love the George Hamilton studio still. Even in black and white he's still got the tan. :^) Jim Hutton is the father of one of my favorite actors.

I applaud her first choice - I bought it! She's welcome to the second one. I lost interest when they entered their Sgt Pepper phase. That's not blasphemy, is it? This is what I was just listening to. Even older than the Beatles! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUBT69YWqBA Connie Francis "Where The Boys Are" (1961)

Last night at work I was talking with one of the youngsters about The Beatles. She appreciates good music and doesn't fall into the "I don't like music made before I was born" group. She doesn't really know much of their music though. At lunch, we all were sitting and eating and talking. I asked her to bring up two songs from the boys and asked her which one she liked the most. Being most oblivious to the songs she answered with this one being liked the most out of the two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzcZttcpYFQ The second choice was this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap6kSV_U45o It's all personal preference, But do you think the 20 year old picked well?