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What artist can't you stop listening to today?

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TV on the radio ...dear science is unreal

 

Agreed.

 

p.s. Nice pic in your sig.

sigurrrrr roooossssss

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^I'll have to check them out :P

 

I've been diggin Wilco today.

sigurrrrr roooossssss

and the same here

 

If Hoppípolla had lyrics in english, you could trust me to know them backwords and inside out.

@ Ian -

Same here - their music is sincere, and riveting. What do you like best about their act/music??

I love the way that they can just capture so many human emotions and put them into a 3-5 minute long song.

I really liked their stuff from 1980 to 2004, mostly '00 - '04. I like them because their music is very riveting to me and I enjoy it. Plus, when your father gets something like All that You Can't Leave Behind and exposes you to it about every weekend for the past 3 years since he got it when it came out. You sort of get attached to it.

 

My only issue is I REALLY didn't like No Line on the Horizon. I was hoping for a How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb-ish type of album. The only song that I think really sounds like U2 is Breathe.

Interesting! You're not alone in your assessment, but some have begun to like it, now that it's been played more often.. I've heard a few of the songs on it, but I'm more apt to go back to their earlier works as well. Joshua Tree is my favorite, but there's been many, many great albums from U2 over the years..

I see the same way, i'm just not liking the newer direction and i think it started with Kite in All that You Can't Leave Behind (my favorite U2 album)

Listening to the Frames album "Burn The Maps" for the first time in a long while and tracks that I thought I remember disliking are turning out to be really awesome.

i had a quiet saturday night and when that happens i usually line up 5 albums and listen to them back to back. tonight was:

 

Deerhunter- Microcastle

Thom Yorke - Eraser

U2 - U218

White Stripes- Elephant

Pearl Jam- No Code

I've been listening non stop to It's Blitz! and the only three songs I have by Bat for Lashes (Glass, Daniel and What's a Girl To Do?).

Mat Kearney and Coldplay :wacky:

The Alarm - Presence of Love

I always feel so loved at this forum.

You guys are awesome!

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Foxboro Hot Tubs, Coldplay, and Panic At The Disco.

:cool: :smoking: :sunny: :pimp2: :cool4: :bandana: :angel:

 

couldn't help myself :D ^

Taylor Hicks. Because "Once Upon A Lover" is just that catchy to me. :bigcry:

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