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  • GeekengineerGeekengineer Sandy EggoGold Men Posts: 1,720
    I really dig "Out of My League" by Fitz and the Tantrums.

    My go-to Pandora stations:

    Giorgio Moroder

    Alan Parsons Project

    Tangerine Dream

    Fluke

    Orbital

    Empire of the Sun

    Emerson, Lake, and Palmer



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  • Version3Version3 Silver Member Posts: 1,906
    edited October 2013
    Geekengineer said:
    I really dig "Out of My League" by Fitz and the Tantrums.

    My go-to Pandora stations:

    Giorgio Moroder

    Alan Parsons Project

    Tangerine Dream

    Fluke

    Orbital

    Empire of the Sun

    Emerson, Lake, and Palmer

    Funny: Yesterday in the office was a "shuffle all Alan Parsons" day

    "The pain of discipline is a tiny thing compared to the pain of regret."
     
    It's an obstacle. Get over it.

  • BetaThanNothingBetaThanNothing Silver Member Posts: 18
    Ambient and classical. Music for Airports by Brian Eno.

    I know, not very metal. But great for thinking and focus.
    Geekengineer
  • Version3Version3 Silver Member Posts: 1,906
    BetaThanNothing said:
    Ambient and classical. Music for Airports by Brian Eno.

    I know, not very metal. But great for thinking and focus.
    I don't do metal, but I did create a Screamer band playlist

    "The pain of discipline is a tiny thing compared to the pain of regret."
     
    It's an obstacle. Get over it.

  • TedDTedD USAMember Posts: 1,587
    "Giorgio Moroder

    Alan Parsons Project

    Tangerine Dream"


    YES YES and YES!  Wow, I haven't thought of Tangerine Dream in years...  Guess what will be playing through the headphones today?

  • Monkeys_UncleMonkeys_Uncle RuralGold Men Posts: 4,045
    @Ms_Fit

    We are big Shovels & Rope fans in our household.  Their song 'The Keeper' reminds me of a bunch of my married couple friends where the husband works in the oil patch.

    The last few weeks have seen new releases by a trio of my favorite bands:  The Band of Heathens, Blitzen Trapper, and Kings Of Leon.   It feels like I'm in a musical timewarp to 1979, except it is all new music.

    "My advice to you is get married:  if you find a good wife you'll be happy, if not, you'll become a philosopher." -Socrates

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  • neenneen Member Posts: 3,390
    Today...Josh Groban. Pandora :)
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  • TiberiusTiberius Silver Member Posts: 336
    edited October 2013
    From a suggestion of @alphaville I've discovered Portishead. Good stuff.





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  • Monkeys_UncleMonkeys_Uncle RuralGold Men Posts: 4,045
    @Ms_Fit,

    No, the album we've had on steady rotation is titled O' Be Joyful.   
    I'll have to check that one out.


    "My advice to you is get married:  if you find a good wife you'll be happy, if not, you'll become a philosopher." -Socrates

  • FleurFleur Joining the witless protection programMember Posts: 668
    Dire Straits on the radio today, wow that brings back memories.  One of my first CD's

  • neenneen Member Posts: 3,390
    David Gray on Pandora, right now.
    nothing makes me stronger than your fragile heart
    MasterOfTheUniverse
  • TimSim1971TimSim1971 Oregon -USSilver Member Posts: 1,033
    Grimes...oblivion. 

    Unusual

    We drive brand new cars and we light fine cigars,

    We shine like small town stars through the best days of our lives,

    Hold on before you see, that you’re better off without me,


     

  • Version3Version3 Silver Member Posts: 1,906
    I can add that iTunes radio has me very underwhelmed

    "The pain of discipline is a tiny thing compared to the pain of regret."
     
    It's an obstacle. Get over it.

  • OlddogOlddog CanadaSilver Member Posts: 743
    edited November 2013
    Caught these guys as they came through town, great concert.


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  • BalanceBalance Silver Member Posts: 397
    TimSim1971 said:
    Grimes...oblivion. 

    Unusual
    Unusual is a good way to describe it. Some cool songs on that album but I find I can only take her voice in small doses.

    Been revisiting the Raveonettes - Observator quite a bit lately. 



    Also just because they're awesome, Alt-J:


    TimSim1971
  • TemplarTemplar WashingtonSilver Member Posts: 3,371
    Handel's Messiah - am singing it with the symphony this weekend, so am polishing my part in my brain.

    Otherwise, am liking some Jason Aldean and Parmalee lately.
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  • TimSim1971TimSim1971 Oregon -USSilver Member Posts: 1,033
    Bang Wa Cherry___Chin Chin

    Its drive the office nuts day

    We drive brand new cars and we light fine cigars,

    We shine like small town stars through the best days of our lives,

    Hold on before you see, that you’re better off without me,


     

    DaveBowman
  • TimSim1971TimSim1971 Oregon -USSilver Member Posts: 1,033
    edited November 2013
    Updated to Natalia Kills...

    Just another Saturday Night speaks to me..

    I promise I’ll be the one you want,
    Don’t tell me I’m unfixable,
    You don’t know what it’s like to be seventeen with no place to go,

    But give me just one night and I’ll be almost fine,
    Remind me one more time it’s the best days of my life,

    Cause when I look up from the pavement,
    I know I'm gonna be just fine,
    And I’ll put on my dancing shoes real tight,
    ‘Cause it’s just another Saturday night

    We drive brand new cars and we light fine cigars,

    We shine like small town stars through the best days of our lives,

    Hold on before you see, that you’re better off without me,


     

  • Monkeys_UncleMonkeys_Uncle RuralGold Men Posts: 4,045
    edited November 2013
    Have been on a 70's country-rock kick lately, and ran across this gem from my favorite band in that genre. 

    For your listening pleasure, a song about Outcome Independence (there are even Green Lights involved):






    "My advice to you is get married:  if you find a good wife you'll be happy, if not, you'll become a philosopher." -Socrates

  • ZoroasterZoroaster Silver Member Posts: 735
    Templar said:

    Handel's Messiah - am singing it with the symphony this weekend, so am polishing my part in my brain.

    Otherwise, am liking some Jason Aldean and Parmalee lately.

    A good, challenging piece. When I was in choir, I sang the tenor part once. The family didn't necessarily enjoy it, but when you finish Messiah, you feel like you've accomplished something.
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