Cool music to vape to, you know the tunes that move you

[Fame Is A Vapor]

a perfect circle has some new work coming out.

listen to one track at the link

http://www.spin.com/articles/a-perfect-circle-by-and-down-stream-three-sixty-greatest-hits/

"light betrays you and you're empty elocutions."

also if you like podcasts. both maynard and josh homme have been on WTF? recently

Nice find, Bob!

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[Belgianvapor]

when I am medicated, this song sounds so freaky awesome, I can set it on loop for an hour

(it's the same with the "ain't nobody got time for that" video)

 

[Buildozer]

Dynamite Hack - Boyz In The Hood

Does any one remember King Missile? LOL fucking weirdos.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

i had detachable penis on an illicit mixtape that got past around my group of friends.
fuckin' hilarious.
oh and curt kirkwood from the meat puppets was also on wtf recently

http://www.wtfpod.com/guide

 

[Bob Loblaw]

good fuckin' morning!

 

[Fame Is A Vapor]

With the recent finale of Breaking Bad, the music of Badfinger has been running through my mind. Bob's "Good fuckin' morning!" song instantly brought this classic to mind...believe it or not! [anyone remember the days of "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" and "That's Incredible!"?, before cable TV when everyone watched the same network shows?]

The Moody Blues are coming later today!

 

[momofthegoons]

 

[Belgianvapor]

love me, hate me, but I like this music!

*edit* by the way, that first song, with Carrie Underwood, is awesome.

 

[Bob Loblaw]

love me, hate me, but I like this music!

*edit* by the way, that first song, with Carrie Underwood, is awesome.

and i can't stand the popular country but post away, spread your joy!

 

[Fame Is A Vapor]

So sad to see LCD come to an end, but I am SO STOKED about Arcade Fire working with James Murphy on their new Reflektor album. Can't wait for it's release on the 29th!

 

[crawdad]

 

[Seren]

 

[crawdad]

 

[Bob Loblaw]

https://soundcloud.com/thepolishambassador

 

[Havelock Vetenari]

 

[SalamiCity]

YEAAAAH!

 

[Seren]

^^^ One of my favourites @Havelock Vetenari ^^^

 

[Havelock Vetenari]

I had a walkman(look it up you young folk,suggested searchtags...primitive technology,analog audio and...well walkman) in the early eighties which was mainly used to play 1 single cassettetape(again,just google it)over and over again.
On one side was Wish You Were Here,on the other was Meddle.
Can't find One of These Days on youtube in the version i know it best as,could on vimeo though :

I actually hadn't heard any of the tracks on those for quite a while,when i was prompted to do so again by a previous Pink Floyd posting here.
Which was 'quite' good,so belated thanks!

 

[grokit]

Full screen, high definition video is recommended for this one

 

[momofthegoons]

I heard Dirty Blvd. by Lou Reed today in the car and was going to post it, although I do believe @Tweek has possibly posted it already in this thread. While looking for it, I came across this performance done for David Bowie's 50th birthday. While both of them sound a little rough at times, it's a great performance. And wow, is Bowie's band ever tight.

 

[Buildozer]

Grateful Dead - He's Gone

Grateful Dead - Friend of the Devil

 

[Belgianvapor]

an awesome Belgian singer (selah Sue) and a Belgian band (trigger finger) with the same level of awesomeness

another great song from Selah Sue

both equally good to listen too when baked

 

[Fame Is A Vapor]

I had a walkman(look it up you young folk,suggested searchtags...primitive technology,analog audio and...well walkman) in the early eighties which was mainly used to play 1 single cassettetape(again,just google it)over and over again.
On one side was Wish You Were Here,on the other was Meddle.
Can't find One of These Days on youtube in the version i know it best as,could on vimeo though :

I actually hadn't heard any of the tracks on those for quite a while,when i was prompted to do so again by a previous Pink Floyd posting here.
Which was 'quite' good,so belated thanks!

Meddle was one of my top 5 albums of all time for smokin' doobies on a road trip, back when I was a combusting college student. And it is certainly my favorite Pink Floyd album. Listening to Pink Floyd doesn't just make me feel things, it transports me places. To places in memory and imagination. (I feel like Daniel Stern in the movie Diner right now!) It's hard to beat Meddle, in this regard, IMO. My favorite track is "Fearless", the chanting/singing crowd mixed into that track is used to perfection. I think I heard somewhere that it was a crowd recorded at a soccer match, but I don't know that for sure. Either way, I always imagine a stadium full of people cheering in unison at the end of that 'trip' of a song. I love it.

Edit: ok. so just found this off wikipedia re: "Fearless" -
Near the beginning and at the end of the song, a field recording of fans in Liverpool's Kop singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" is superimposed over the music. This Rodgers and Hammerstein song became the anthem ofLiverpool F.C. after Gerry & the Pacemakers had a number-one hit with their recording.

edit2: If you don't know the Daniel Stern/Diner reference, the relevant quote of his from the movie is in this great Steinski mix; you'll hear it at about 3 mins in...I highly recommend listening to the whole thing, though, and the entire album if you can find it.

 

[Seren]

It's Friday!!