Your personal music "charts": current top 10

Lately it's been:

1. Placebo - Infra-Red

2. Bullet For My Valentine - Waking The Demon

3. Newsboys - Wherever We Go

4. Paramore - Born For This

5. Parmore - Misery Business

6. Placebo - Running Up That Hill

7. Bullet For My Valentine - Scream Aim Fire

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I'll stop there. Those are the songs I've been listening to over and over again lately...

1. Animosity- You Can't Win
2. Underoath- Alone in December
3. Underoath-Walking Away
4. Despised Icon- In the Arms of Perdition
5. Parkway Drive- Romance is Dead
6. Despised Icon- Furtive Monologue
7. Wavetraxx- Back to Trance
8. Winds of Plague- Anthems of the Apocalypse
9. Impending Doom- For All Have Sinned
10. Enter Shikar- Sorry You're Not a Winner

I've always been a fan of ska but now im getting into it alot more again, probablly the top ten i've been listening to in no particular order.

Mr. Smiley - Mustard plug

Five finger discount - choking victim

Come back home - suburban legends

johnny quest thinks we're sellouts - less than jake

Everything shines - the push stars

El schorco - Weezer

You - mustard plug

Time of your life - Greenday

Ever so sweet - The early november

We cry - The script

No order...

"Misfit Love" by Queens of the Stone Age

"Hey, Johnny Park!" by Foo Fighters

"In the Fade" by Queens of the Stone Age

"Now I Lay Thee Down" by Machine Head

"The Mirror's Truth" by In Flames

"Them Kids" by Sam Roberts

"Monkey Wrench" by Foo Fighters

"Let it Die" by Foo Fighters

"Lost Art of Keeping a Secret" by Queens of the Stone Age

"Feel Good Hit of the Summer" by Queens of the Stone Age

These 10 songs are in my head, in other words.

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As of late:

"The Unwinding Cable Car" Anberlin

"The Spirit Lives On" Dream Theater

"White Pearl, Black Oceans" Sonata Arctica

"With or Without You" U2

"How Can You be Sure?" Radiohead

"The Human Stain" Kamelot

"Narcotic" Dead Poetic

"Undying" Demon Hunter

"Crumbs for the Murder" Destroy the Runner

"Sleeping Sun" Nightwish

"Things Left Unsaid" Disciple

"The Older I Get" Skillet

"Yesterdays" Switchfoot

The_Zoid

1. Chapter Four - Avenged Sevenfold
2. Johnny I Hardly Knew Ya - Dropkick Murphys
3. Falling Down - Atreyu
4. Afterlife - Avenged Sevenfold
5. My Curse - Killswitch Engage
6. Helicopter - Bloc Party
7. The State of Massachusetts - Dropkick Murphys
8. Hysteria - Muse
9. Know Your Enemy - Rage Against the Machine
10. Fading Away - Demon Hunter

I like the first one and the second aint half bad either

Not in order but id go with

1, Chorus of angels-haste the day

2.Html rulez dood-the devil wears prada

3.Godspeed-anberlin

4.dialoge-destroy the runner

5. My curse- killswitch engage

6.In reguards to myself-underoath

7.in fates hand- the red jumpsuit apparatus

8 Hey there delilah- the plain white ts

9 amazing because it is-the almost

10 the hoard- as cities burn

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Can you tell I like classical music?

Ashley_wwe

Never heard of any of that music, but it is good to hear that somebody is in to classical music. I don't think I have ever actually seen anybody mention it like that before, really... do you play an Instrument? I am not in to ****cal music but it sounds hard to play, and it is quite a talent to be able to play that stuff. By the way, I play the Bass Guitar and play a lot of Pop Punk/Punk, Pop Rock etc. if you are wondering.

EDIT: by the way, I can't believe I forgot about Radiohead... I listen to No Surprises, Fake Plastic Trees and Creep every day at the moment...

You've never seen my cIassical music rants? Must be a first. I'm surprised you haven't heard of the works he listed. Surely you've heard parts of Beethoven's 5th and 9th symphonies, and I suspect you've also heard Barber's Adagio for Strings but just don't realize it.

1. Radiohead - Weird Fishes

2. Opeth - Ghost of Perdition

3. Opeth - Burden

4. Radiohead - Subterranean Homesick Aliens

5. Nine Inch Nails - Closer

6. Opeth - To Bid you Farewell

7. Buckethead - Nottingham Lace

8. Death Cab for Cutie - I Will Posses Your Heart

9. Lamb of God - Laid to rest

10. Opeth - MoonLapse Vertigo

Its not very accurate lower down the list.

I play zero instruments. I just love classical, is all...

Probably part of my anti-social behavior-I tend to dislike hearing people's voices in my music-but I still think that, even without that, the pieces above are nothing short of amazing :)

thepwninator

I held a similar opinion until university, where I was introduced to choral music and lieder. All of a sudden, voices in music don't seem so bad anymore. :P

The Grand Conjuration-Opeth

The Drapery Falls-Opeth

Everytime I Die-Children Of Bodom

Silent Night, Bodom Night-Children Of Bodom

Cemetery Gates-Pantera

Cowboys From Hell-Pantera

One-Metallica

Master Of Puppets-Metallica

Raining Blood-Slayer

Angel Of Death-Slayer

the4got10one

That song is epic. When I went to see Opeth last week, they played it as an encore, and it was amazing.

That's awesome. Yeah, when I think of Classical music I just think things like Pianos, Violins and the like. Hearing voices in them would ruin them because they are known (as far as I am concerned, anyway) for their great instrumentals. I am not forcing you or anything, but I think you should learn the Piano or something, if you love Classical music I am sure you would enjoy it. :)

Ashley_wwe

I find it quite interesting that so many people have that interpretation of cIassical music. There is a VAST body of cIassical music that involves voice, and much of the instrumental music is inspired by voice. Chopin, for instance, wrote almost exclusively for solo piano, but he was a fan of opera, and you can hear that vocal-melodic influence very distinctly in his writing. Same goes for just about any major cIassical composer. There isn't a single name I can think of before the 20th century that was not in any way influenced by the most basic instrument - the voice.

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I play zero instruments. I just love classical, is all...

Probably part of my anti-social behavior-I tend to dislike hearing people's voices in my music-but I still think that, even without that, the pieces above are nothing short of amazing :)

pianist

I held a similar opinion until university, where I was introduced to choral music and lieder. All of a sudden, voices in music don't seem so bad anymore. :P

I had a similar notion towards opera and chamber music for some odd reason when I started listening to classical music. I don't know why

But needless to say, I love them now a lot :) Especially after figuring out that not all opera is like a Mozartian opera, or the like.

I had a similar notion towards opera and chamber music for some odd reason when I started listening to classical music. I don't know why

But needless to say, I love them now a lot :) Especially after figuring out that not all opera is like a Mozartian opera, or the like.

Ring_of_fire

When I look back at my youth, I often find myself wondering why I held the beliefs that I did. I wonder how it is possible that I hated Brahms, and I certainly wonder why I had such a negative attitude towards cIassical music involving the voice. Maybe it's because I didn't enjoy singing in my elementary school choirs. :P

[QUOTE="Ring_of_fire"]

I had a similar notion towards opera and chamber music for some odd reason when I started listening to classical music. I don't know why

But needless to say, I love them now a lot :) Especially after figuring out that not all opera is like a Mozartian opera, or the like.

pianist

When I look back at my youth, I often find myself wondering why I held the beliefs that I did. I wonder how it is possible that I hated Brahms, and I certainly wonder why I had such a negative attitude towards cIassical music involving the voice. Maybe it's because I didn't enjoy singing in my elementary school choirs. :P

I think Brahms is a tough nut to crack, and it's hard to immediately love him. I'm still getting aquainted with him, but love the 2 piano concerti and the academic festival overture, and the Tragic Overture.

Dmitri Shostakovich is my favorite :P I also like Prokofiev. And Berlioz. Can't forget Berlioz

And we get to play Saint Saens 3 next semester :D