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Before: Queen-'Bohemian Rhapsody'
Now: Queen-'Don't Stop Me Now'
Next: Queen-'Somebody To Love'

Dr Frankenollie wrote:Before: Queen-'Bohemian Rhapsody'
Now: Queen-'Don't Stop Me Now'
Next: Queen-'Somebody To Love'

Good thinking.

Before: Bob Dylan- "Girl From the Country Side"
Now: Fleetwood Mac- "Never Going Back"
Next: Genesis- "Turn It On Again"

Avaitor wrote:

Dr Frankenollie wrote:Before: Queen-'Bohemian Rhapsody'
Now: Queen-'Don't Stop Me Now'
Next: Queen-'Somebody To Love'

Good thinking.

Thanks! I like your song choices too.

Last: Tiga - "Shoes (Mr. Oizo remix)"
Now: Tiga - "Shoes" (Album version)
Next: Outkast - "Roses"

Before: King Diamond- "Twilight Symphony"
Now: Frank Zappa- "Camarillo Brillo"
Next: The U-Men- "Cow Rock"

Ah, variety. That's the spice of life, they say.

I'm making yet another Best of Björk set pretty soon (over the last 10 years, I must have compiled at least 8 different mixes on more than 25 cd's) but there's still 2 weeks before Biophilia comes out. CURSES! In the meantime, I decided to finally go through Family Tree to see what's there that I've never heard and I came across this one. OH MY FREAKING GOD!!! :

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Not Dark Yet

Shadows are falling and I’ve been here all day
It’s too hot to sleep, time is running away
Feel like my soul has turned into steel
I’ve still got the scars that the sun didn’t heal
There’s not even room enough to be anywhere
It’s not dark yet, but it’s getting there

Well, my sense of humanity has gone down the drain
Behind every beautiful thing there’s been some kind of pain
She wrote me a letter and she wrote it so kind
She put down in writing what was in her mind
I just don’t see why I should even care
It’s not dark yet, but it’s getting there

Well, I’ve been to London and I’ve been to gay Paree
I’ve followed the river and I got to the sea
I’ve been down on the bottom of a world full of lies
I ain’t looking for nothing in anyone’s eyes
Sometimes my burden seems more than I can bear
It’s not dark yet, but it’s getting there

I was born here and I’ll die here against my will
I know it looks like I’m moving, but I’m standing still
Every nerve in my body is so vacant and numb
I can’t even remember what it was I came here to get away from
Don’t even hear a murmur of a prayer
It’s not dark yet, but it’s getting there

Welcome back Goliath.

I just listened to the Scissor Sisters' "I Can't Decide" whilst watching this fanmade music video with the clips of Doctor Who edited to (sort of) fit the song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbfs5w8lSBo

Currently whipping up one HELL of a horror music theme & score playlist on YouTube. Right now I'm cruising through Lamberto Bava's very pop & rock soundtracks for his gorefest Demons flicks. He actually was able to score tracks from: Billy Idol, The Smiths, Mötley Crüe, The Cult, Rick Springfield, Go West, Art of Noise, Dead Can Dance, and Love & Rockets to go along with his scenes of his zombiesque monsters tearing open people's throats, ripping off their scalps, vomiting a river of blood, spawning out of people's backs, etc. Glad I didn't see these movies as a kid, they would have screwed me up for life. Right now, I'm on the superior sequel's so-so soundtrack and am surprised at the eclectic selection. The beautifully lush, pretty, and sweeping "How it Shone" is playing now. Clashing against the cacophonous rocker "Rain," the Fulciesque creeper "Live in TV," and the freakishly hedonistic "Sally's Garage" - a clear weakpoint for the film considering how sadistic and unsexual it is. Technically, Sally didn't even have a garage in the movie. It makes several appearences within the film and almost works during the strangely poignant and touching pregnant woman scene. A scene I really liked, even though it might have been crueler than it was trying to be, because it didn't give the film a chance to go into the worst of It Lives Again territory. Killing the screeching baby monster was the right thing to do, even though it's possible the thing was just looking for a mother.

Before: Primus- "Eternal Consumption Engine"
Now: Kraftwerk- "Trans-Europe Express"/"Metal on Metal"
Next: Steven Wilson- "Deform to Form a Star"

U2- With or Without You

*sigh*

Shoot me, but, damn it... I can't get that Nicki Minaj song out of my head. I really don't like it but I think I'm starting to.

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A Change In Me from Broadway's Beauty and the Beast. I've pretty much been listening to this song constantly for the past couple of days, since I had to audition with it a few days ago .

Lazario wrote:Shoot me, but, damn it... I can't get that Nicki Minaj song out of my head. I really don't like it but I think I'm starting to.

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I like the fast rap parts of the song. When it slows down, it loses me.

Anyway, finishing off Cynic's Focus album. This is seriously one of my very, very favorite albums. Death fusion at it's finest.

Ha- the singing parts are the parts I can't get out of my head.

I just listened to Maximo Park's 'Our Velocity'; even though the thick British accent was initially jarring as I'm used to hearing much more American accents when it comes to songs, I enjoyed it immeensely, even though the music wasn't extremely memorable.

~Fukai Mori, from Inuyasha
~If you still believe, from Legends of Dragoon
~Wishing on a star, from 10th Kingdom

ET - Pentatonix (from NBC's "The Sing-Off")

Scarred4life wrote:A Change In Me from Broadway's Beauty and the Beast. I've pretty much been listening to this song constantly for the past couple of days, since I had to audition with it a few days ago .

Audition? For what did you do an audition?