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Still Alive - Portal Soundtrack

A Million Dreams from The Greatest Showman soundtrack.

Billy Idol - Rita Hayworth

and

Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time

I'll start.

Recently discovered: Nightwish, Last ride of the day

Recently rediscovered as it just came up on my playlist: Mick Jagger, Sweet Thing

edit: Someone just introduced me to Vancanto covering Fear of the Dark. I didn't think a cappella metal was possible.

Epona - Eluveitie

and

ANSI.SYS - MASTER BOOT RECORD (also known as keygen church)

Bells, bows, gifts, trees - Todrick Hall

https://open.spotify.com/track/1tgQ9XHgJT4up8z9Xe3XpI?si=SBXr89CzTVOu8CIILQCIFA

Played Fortnite Festival and discovered "The Search" by NF. What a banger!

Been playing some Cyberpunk 2077 and also finished the anime. I Really Want to Stay at Your House has been on repeat lately. Such a great synthpop tune.

I went to a performance by De Staat a few days ago, so I've been in the mood for their music

• De Staat - Witch Doctor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3V_QMItNOg
• De Staat - Kitty Kitty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWM9DC-31Xo
• De Staat - Get It Together (Vinticious Versions): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fukhh9PJQMc

Frappe Snowland

Northwest Passage - unleash the archers

Mr. Fear, by SIAMÉS. They're a great band.

Also, anything by Mother, Mother.

Been on a big King Crimson kick lately and I just fucking loooove Three of a Perfect Pair. Holy stink it's so good. https://youtu.be/QdMHy074kNc

Gossip by Måneskin.

Stick Season by Noah Kahan

Not a type of music I listen to a lot, but I've had this song on repeat recently

Vampire Empire by Big Theif

Lauren Babic’s cover of “What was I made for?”…really suits my holiday mood.

Logic - Wu Tang Forever.

Such a solid track.

Disco Ulysses - Vulfpeck

Stan Qualen by The Southern River Band. I love their brand of rock

Edit: https://youtu.be/62Vfzet8XIA

I just Recently discovered Lu Kala, and Hotter Now is now in my heavy rotation.

Soup for my Family by Pigeon Pit

For some reason I'm particularly keen on Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Murder on the Dancefloor at the moment. No idea why but it did just turn 20 years old.

Einar Solberg - A Beautiful Life

Powerful, beautiful and brilliantly sung. I love it.

Carvings by Orbit Culture

Found this in a Melodic Death Metal compilation video last week and can't stop listening to it.

Nevertel - Everything in My Mind

Reminds me of the band Bad Omens

ive made a fallout style playlist and my daughter has been loving these songs:

fairley holden - papas getting old

charlene arthur - just look, dont touch, hes mine

boswell sisters - everybody loves my baby

I cannot stop rocking out to "Hollywood Baby" by 100gecs

I've been playing the new Hellripper album a lot. Throwback speed metal like it's the 80s again

Hellripper - I, The Deceiver

https://open.spotify.com/track/35sayLCpOsy7aCAp8sppG1?si=PL0LBx7vTCukVHrGIsmHIA

From the project "Project Voltage" with Hatsune Miku

Thanks everyone for all these suggestions, some really interesting stuff here (and some shite 😂)

Can I introduce you to Deluxe? Been really enjoying their stuff recently, but they don't seem to tour much

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=NhmOjIv5Yjw&si=gFpsUGLGiATvZCWL

• A Long December (Counting Crows)

• Soul Asylum's cover of Rhinestone Cowboy.

The former is ever relevant, the latter is somehow both a total reimagining of the song and true to the original.

Yeah, I date myself with both of those. Yeah, I was probs in HS for both of them.

That, and Good Riddance / Time of your Life (Greenday). I understand it was supposed to be a sarcastic dig at a woman. But that's not how audiences largely heard it, and it became the legit, totally unironic anthem of a certain generation that I am abs not a part of.

Also... There's a completely random punk band no one but me has ever heard of (Ruth Ruth), and their album Laughing Gallery has been by my side at some of my lowest points over the years. Wish I could let 'em know the impact they had in making sure I pushed through some of the worst periods.

Mötorhead - Mötorhead

i've been getting back into Big Band Swing in general, but Andy Kirk and the Twelve Clouds was a special group, and one of their pianists Mary Lou Williams was a true pioneer of jazz solo improvisation.. still mind blowing to hear..

Walkin' and Swingin' is a good one..

Close to Five is just badass

Rewatching HIMYM and this song is now stuck in my head again
Simple Song - The Shins

Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota, by Weird Al. It's such a fun painting of Midwest American culture

Ihsahn - The Observer https://youtube.com/playlist?list=RD1Ui76Zd-GXg&playnext=1&si=9HPc6Ax-Q1lTL66Q

I’ve had Meat Magnet by Escuela Grind in heavy rotation since it came out recently. I’m not usually into grindcore but this song is catchy as hell.

Hot Mulligan - John "The Rock" Cena, Can You Smell What The Undertaker

Whole album is so good. I didn't think I'd ever like screamy music but it is not overdone.

Hero too - chrissy costanza as kyoka jiro

if you watched the MHA school festival arch, this song will hit extra hard.

Entire album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess by Chappell Roan. I don't like every song, but most. It's a lot of fun.

Also the song Grown Up by Raffaella makes me laugh.

Samara Joy - A Joyful Holiday

The Rigs - Devil's Playground

Not a very well known band but the song has a great atmosphere. I'm writing an act to it right now