big eyed beans from venus by captain beefheart. the guitar is soooo good
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Star Wars Cantina
Bien cordialement by The toxic Avenger.
Itβs in French but the lyrics are a cover letter for a job, telling the hard truth about how she is unhappy to apply to an unknown company for a job she doesnβt want to do, only because she needs money.
The Ogre by Gnome.
It's an 8 minute long almost instrumental badass song about the gnomes getting eaten by an ogre and cutting their way free. They have other great songs too like Wenceslas, Stinth Thy Clep, and Old Soul.
Tight song, thanks for sharing
I absolutely fell in love with Wenceslas. It's a masterpiece,especially with that video they made...
I love the little dance. And I need one of their hats.
Exactly my answer, what a banger of a song on a top notch album.
Peach Plum Pear by Joanna Newsom.
Born slippy
Sometimes you just have to listen to the meme songs
Rockefeller Street Nightcore Remix
Kate Boy - Northern Lights
The whole album is an instant repeat
Heck yeah it is. That song in particular is a reference to the A66 motorway that crosses the north, which has one incomplete section that reduces down to a single-lane.
The song is also a reference to the US's route 66, but with more emphasis on boredom and drudgery than any hellish themes.
Runter in den bunker by Noisuf-x
Kaola family by Blippi.
It was demanded of me.
Tortoise by Blippi, same reason.
Die Maschine by Purple Disco Machine
Embrace the Rot by Endless Taverns.
I play a high level D&D spore druid who worships the rot as the culmination of the circle of life and death. He's also, due to our campaign turning us into the heirs of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse, currently wearing the mantle of the second horseman "Pestilence".
It's just... the song is perfect, it's his theme song now.
Believe
Yellowcard
Fontaines DC whole new album, at the request of first one, then another of my children. I know some people don't like the more produced sound on this one but my God it's good.
Before that, for me alone, Billy Strings Know it all. "Well I thought I knew it all, then I crashed into the wall. Let me learn from my mistakes and try to pick up all the pieces."
Magdalena Bay - Death and Romance
Step harder by Yungeen Ace.
VEDMA - ICHI
ICHI in general is music that hits my core.
Emeli sandΓ© - KungFu
The ending harmonies reminds me how we trully are on our own, despite some of our friends saying "I got you"
Black boys on mopeds - Sinead O'Connor
Ghost Assassin by Maduk & Veela
Dark, Twisted and Cruel from Alan Wake II's soundtrack.
Haven't played the game yet. Came across the song while listening to Alan Wake's American Nightmare's soundtrack.
The idiots are taking over
NOFX
Struktura Schastya - Tryger
You Are a Tourist - Death Cab for Cutie
Rinbu Revolution
Coast by Kim Deal :)
Holy, Holy by Geordie Greep. Insanely talented artist