What are you listening to Today?

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Originally Posted by Bigdog13

You can tell.

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Stapp is still an Eddie Vedder impersonator.

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Originally Posted by Guisslapp

Yes, I am not saying they don't have the required level of technical ability to be good musicians. They either lack taste and creativity OR they have decided to ignore these qualities in favor of getting paid.

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Don't we all, man, don't we all. :)

Tom Petty - Mary Janes Last Dance

Old White Lincoln

Spyder Turner, suckas.

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Originally Posted by CChandler

Old White Lincoln

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Originally Posted by playdablues

Spyder Turner, suckas.

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Liked both of those.

Listening to Cash and Petty and Williams (Lucinda) a little this morning.

I entered "Safety Dance" into a new channel on Pandora and got the BEST 80s playlist EVER!

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Originally Posted by CChandler

Old White Lincoln

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i can't get past the poor intonation. sounds like he can't hear himself very well.

right now i'm listening to james taylor covers. 'salright, but i'm glad i got it cheap because i probably won't be listening to it much.

I have a question, and I wasn't sure whether to post it in here or in Comments that Don't but I chose here:

How long can a song be crappy-but-catchy before it should be declared legitimately good? Because today I heard, no lie, the 5th person I know (including myself) say that the Lady Gaga Paparazii song is "horrible, but catchy". Its a pop song, so isn't that the point? Should I declare it "good"? I am concerned about myself.

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Originally Posted by CChandler

I have a question, and I wasn't sure whether to post it in here or in Comments that Don't but I chose here:

How long can a song be crappy-but-catchy before it should be declared legitimately good? Because today I heard, no lie, the 5th person I know (including myself) say that the Lady Gaga Paparazii song is "horrible, but catchy". Its a pop song, so isn't that the point? Should I declare it "good"? I am concerned about myself.

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Listen to me ... no matter what Guisslap tells you ...

You don't have to dislike a song just because it gets overplayed on Top 40 radio.

Just because gaggles of teeny-boppers are singing along, doesnt mean you're cant enjoy it too.

If you like a song, you like it. Crank that $h!+ up, wiggle your rump, and hold your head high.

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Originally Posted by CChandler

How long can a song be crappy-but-catchy before it should be declared legitimately good? Its a pop song, so isn't that the point? Should I declare it "good"? I am concerned about myself.

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Originally Posted by Brian96

I entered "Safety Dance" into a new channel on Pandora and got the BEST 80s playlist EVER!

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27 years?

And speaking of guilty pleasures, this song has been stuck in my head a little this week. Not as much as Free Falling, but quite a bit. It's a little bit "Grey's Anatomy" (if that makes sense, maybe "twee" is the word I'm looking for), but I love those glottal stops for some reason.

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

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Originally Posted by inudesu

And speaking of guilty pleasures, this song has been stuck in my head a little this week. Not as much as Free Falling, but quite a bit. It's a little bit Grey's Anatomy (if that makes sense, maybe "twee" is the word I'm looking for), but I love those glottal stops for some reason.

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

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gotta admit: i like it, too.

this is what i've had stuck in my head all day (it was playing at sonic saturday and it's been stuck in my skull ever since).

on the way home from work the community college radio station played led zeppelin's excellent cover of this song.

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Originally Posted by arkansasbob

on the way home from work the community college radio station played led zeppelin's excellent cover of this song.

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I was expecting to find this at the end of that link (or another good version of it).