WAYLT: Mindless Edition

"Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones.

Heed ye the rules!

You may post two (2) times each hour about a song that you are listening to. Since you can only do so twice an hour, it would be fantastic if you added more information about your songs, but you do not have to. What happens if you post more than twice an hour? Answer: The same as if you broke any other rule, you'll be warned, and the "punishment" will grow the more you break the rule.

The 2 post rule applies to users that want to only post an "Artist/Title" only post. Discussion in the thread is not counted as one of your posts, feel free to discuss other people's choices of music as long as it's a discussion and not disruptive in nature.WAYLT Rules

I Don't Care by Apocalytica (Feat. Adam Gontier)

I was looking for this song forever, thinking it was by Three Days Grace, finally found it at 1 this morning.

Downfall- Children of Bodom, one of their best in my opinion.

Aurora- Veruca Salt.

Normally I am not into alternative rock but this song is very soothing. I love the acoustic on this song.

"Lovefool" by The Cardigans.

Declaration Day by Iced Earth.

I very much enjoy it, though I'm not exactly certain about why.

"You're Not Alone" - Saosin Great song with fantastic vocals. About time I picked it up.Yagr_Zero

[QUOTE="Yagr_Zero"]"You're Not Alone" - Saosin Great song with fantastic vocals. About time I picked it up.Bloodbath_87

I found a bunch old 45's and Im going through all of those right now.

I ran across Hooked On a Feeling by Blue Swede so Im spinin that.

Pretty sure I saw some Sam Cooke so I'll probably listen to that next.

EDIT: Just found Led Zeppelin with Hey Hey What Can I Do and Immigrant Song. Ha ha. This is great. Can't believe these were just sitting in my buddies garage.

[QUOTE="Bloodbath_87"][QUOTE="Yagr_Zero"]"You're Not Alone" - Saosin Great song with fantastic vocals. About time I picked it up.Yagr_Zero

Hilary Hahn performing Schoenberg's violin concerto and Sibelius's violin concerto in D minor.

REM - Drive

Smack, crack, bushwhacked
Tie another one to the racks, baby

Hey kids, rock and roll
Nobody tells you where to go, baby

What if I ride? What if you walk?
What if you rock around the clock?
Tick-tock, tick-tock
What if you did? What if you walk?
What if you tried to get off, baby?

Hey kids, where are you?
Nobody tells you what to do, baby

Hey kids, shake a leg
Maybe you're crazy in the head, baby

Maybe you did, maybe you walked
Maybe you rocked around the clock
Tick-tock, tick-tock
Maybe I ride, maybe you walk
Maybe I drive to get off, baby

Ollie, ollie
Ollie, ollie, ollie
Ollie, ollie in come free, baby

Smack, crack, shack-a-lack
Tie another one to your back, baby

Hey kids, rock and roll
Nobody tells you where to go, baby, baby, baby

(Berry/Buck/Mills/Stipe)

I wish there were artists in today's music scene that could get this kind of emotion across in a lyrical and musical way.
This song has its own life force.

I found a bunch old 45's and Im going through all of those right now.

I ran across Hooked On a Feeling by Blue Swede so Im spinin that.

Pretty sure I saw some Sam Cooke so I'll probably listen to that next.

EDIT: Just found Led Zeppelin with Hey Hey What Can I Do and Immigrant Song. Ha ha. This is great. Can't believe these were just sitting in my buddies garage.

bebopoutlaw3gun

James Carter - Present Tense

Tecnologic- Daft Punk. I love the song but the music video creeps me out. wind-OF-s0rrOw

Internal Decay- Cancer.

This is great old school Death Metal.

The song from one of my favorite youtube videos, the free hugs campaign.

"All The Same" by Sick Puppies.

Daft Punk - One More time fastesttruck

This is one of my favourite house songs. I love it. But right now I'm listening to Scorpions, "Drifting Sun" from the album "Fly To The Rainbow" of 1974. This song has amazing guitar solos and that album was their second one and a very inspired one to my opinion. Everything Scorpions made up till 1980 was mindblowing. It was a pleasure finding out about their more old songs after listening to "Tokyo Tapes" of 1978, recommended by a guy at my school.

Teenaged How long ago was the House one made?
The Faint - The Geeks Were right fastesttruck