OT: The Wild Board Jukebox Thread

[00xtremeninja]

My jam as of late, impressed that they have been playing this on 93x.

 

[W75]

PsychoSurf

 

[Sharppi]

My jam as of late, impressed that they have been playing this on 93x.

The whole 'Meliora' -album is incredible.


My jams lately? I don't think you appreciate this stuff but oh well.

The new Lamb of God album is probably their best work.

 

[Generic User]

 

[gphr513]

That's mesmerizing.

 

[00xtremeninja]

I enjoy Lamb of God a ton. Was much more into them when I was younger, but throw their stuff on now and then.

 

[Generic User]

 

[Minnesota]

Great album - I've really been digging this song:

 

[Soldier13Fox]

I cannot stop listening to this album, but this song in particular is amazing.

https://youtu.be/cUoeCuuneMc

 

[Dee Oh Cee]

 

[Sharppi]

 

[Soldier13Fox]

How do I embed a YT vid?

Hook a brotha up!

 

[Generic User]

How do I embed a YT vid?

Hook a brotha up!

How to embed YouTube & NHL.com videos / Embed Tweets

 

[Soldier13Fox]

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Thanks GU!

For anyone that's a fan of some melo-death / doomy type stuff . . . this is really good.

 

[gphr513]

I love Africa by Toto.

I don't know if that's a man card violation or not, but I do.

However, I think I found a much version. (Credit to the Power Trip, where I heard it)

This shreds:

 

[Wild11MN]

^ Nope, great song. I had never heard the Quietdrive version, it's pretty decent. While we're on the topic of potential man-card violation covers by Quietdrive laugh, they have a great pop-punkish version of Time After Time that's really good too.

 

[Soldier13Fox]

As a HUGE Tool fan, big APC fan, and just a Maynard fan in general I've always had pretty mixed feelings on Puscifer. It seemed like a very large waste of time on Maynard's part when he could be making more serious music. There have been a handful of Puscifer songs that I've enjoyed (see The Undertaker and Rev 22:00 but only the Underworld soundtrack versions, they are very good) but mostly it just seemed like Maynard ****ing around and making dick jokes. But I find this new song from the new album very good. Anyone know how the rest of the album sounds?

 

[Minnesota]

Money Shot (Puscifer's new album) is my favorite album they've done thus far. I wasn't a huge fan before, but the new album is very APC-esque. A couple of my favorite tracks are... Simultaneous, Money Shot, and Life of Brian (Apparently You Haven't Seen).

If you're a Tool / A Perfect Circle fan, but have never dug Puscifer - Money Shot would be the most accessible song, IMO. The music video's pretty badass, too.

 

[Sharppi]

I like this, a lot.

 

[Fremitus Borealis]

Since a handful of you guys seem to like heavier music, I feel I should plug this band/album, which is easily top five all time in the folk metal genre.

 

[Soldier13Fox]

The most metal non-metal thing I've listened to in a while. This guy on the cello is amazing. Credit to www.angrymetalguy.com, best metal (and sometimes off things like this) review site I know of.

 

[Soldier13Fox]

Since a handful of you guys seem to like heavier music, I feel I should plug this band/album, which is easily top five all time in the folk metal genre.

Yep, that's a fantastic album.

 

[Fremitus Borealis]

Yep, that's a fantastic album.

 

[Minnesota]

Did anybody else try the Spotify Year in Music review? I was a pretty heavy listener through 2015 (58 thousand minutes; 967 hours; 40 days). I listened to 1,374 different artists, 4,816 different tracks. I'm pretty intrigued by the data because it logs such a huge sample size.

Top-5 listened-to artists:

1. The Black Keys
2. Tame Impala
3. Eagles of Death Metal
4. Mini Mansions
5. The Blackwater Fever

Top-5 listened-to albums:

1. The Great Predenders - Mini Mansions
2. Adventure - Madeon (this one surprised me)
3. Viva Pinata Soundtrack - Grant Kirkhope (Hell yeah)
4. Death By Sexy - Eagles of Death Metal
5. Rubber Factory - The Black Keys

Top-5 listened-to tracks:

1. Eventually - Tame Impala
2. Any Emotions - Mini Mansions
3. Disciples - Tame Impala
4. Let It Happen - Tame Impala
5. Night Creeper - The Blackwater Fever

Top-5 listened-to genres:

1. Garage Rock
2. Indie Rock
3. Punk-Blues
4. Blues-Rock
5. Neo-Psychadelic

Seasonal Listening:

1. Winter = Run The Jewels, The Mars Volta, and Cake
2. Spring = The Black Keys, Tame Impala, and The Blackwater Fever
3. Summer = Mini Mansions, Tame Impala, and The Black Keys
4. Fall = Grant Kirkhope, The Dead Weather, and Glass Animals

 

[Dee Oh Cee]

^Yeah! That was really cool. I'm weird an my list is going to probably be 100% different than everyone else's would be 24,000 minutes, 377 different artists, 1,631 different tracks.

Top-5 listened-to artists:
Eric Church
Zac Brown Band
Chris Young
George Strait
Kip Moore

Top-5 listened-to albums:
Chief - Eric Church
Wild Ones - Kip Moore
Metamodern Sounds in Country Music - Sturgill Simpson
The Cowboy Rides Away - George Strait
Carolina - Eric Church

Top-5 listened-to tracks:
Are You Sure Hank Done it this Way - Waylon Jennings
I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink - Merle Haggard
Luckenbach, Texas - Waylon Jennings
I'm to Blame - Kip Moore
Jack Daniels - Eric Church

Top-5 listened-to genres:
Contemporary Country
Country Road
Country (lol)
Pop Punk
Modern Country Rock

Seasonal Listening:
Winter = Eric Church, Waylon Jennings, Chris Young
Spring = Eric Church, Zac Brown Band, Chris Young
Summer = Eric Church, George Strait, Zac Brown Band
Fall = Kip Moore, Eric Church, Michael Ray.

Ha, pretty funny to look at the lack of diversity. I feel like I like a really large amount of music, but we all usually end up going back to what we really like for the most part. I listen to other kinds of music but that obviously wasn't reflected here

Really cool thing to check out though.