unbelievably good songs
 

recently ive been listening to some songs and they're just so damn good.

A Perfect Circle - The Noose,
Pearl Jam - Indifference
Clann Zu - There Will Be No Morning Copy
Alice in Chains - Frogs


Anyone like these songs? if youve never heard them you should listen stat! I think they're the type of songs i'll find hard to play out. They're all so deep sounding... if that makes any sense.

this song inspired my next tattoo..good stuff.. I'm a bit tired to think of any songs to add but I'll be sure to come back here soon with some additions

I'm constantly in search of new songs that will churn my emotions. I'll give these a listen and get back soon.

pearl jam? alice in chains?

what the

I'll go with OAR - get away, and jimmy swift band - 80's runaway model

Hmmm, just off the top of my head...

Dan Bern - God Said No
Drive-by Truckers - Danko/Manuel
Spacehog - In the Meantime
Jayhawks - Angelyne

These are pretty unbelievably good in my book.

On The Turning Away - Pink Floyd (most awesome guitar solo I've ever heard)
2112 Overture - Rush (20 & 1/2 minutes of kick ass)
Runnin With The Pack - Bad Company (good rock & roll)
Tuna In The Brine - Silverchair.

My favorite PJ song will probably always be Black. I don't have all their albums though so I dunno :(.

Asta!!

Newborn by Muse is a really awesome song. One of those that takes you to another world. Its even better when you follow it to the lyrics... the lyrics definitely work in favor of the song.

In Our Gun by Gomez is another very good song. I can't imagine anyone not liking it.

Yeah, The Noose is a badass song.

Recently I've been digging Opeth's Damnation album. It's just so mellow and groovy.

Especially the songs: Windowpane, Death Whispered a Lullabye, and Closure

Urgent - Foreigner

Red Stripes - 7 Nation Army
Violent Femmes - just about anything, but especially Blister in the Sun


Mr Mephisto

Now, the only songs on this thread that I am familiar with are certain of K-Wise's selections. Normally, music has to age about 10 years before I even care to listen to it. However, I am impressed by certain relatively recent songs:

Eminem - Lose Yourself. I have never before had rap speak to me like that. I was floored. I actually added it to my kareoke repetoire.

Coheed and Cambria - Everything Evil. Melody and complexity unlooked for in a modern "hard rock" band. Very impressed

CKY - 96 Quite Bitter Beings - Black Sabbath would have been proud to have written that riff.

Cake - Comissioning a Symphony in C - Frankly, I think Comfort Eagle is one of those albums like Zoso or Dark Side of the Moon or Aqualung that holds together as a unit perfectly, and that people are going to be pulling out and listening to long after the album as a commercial unit has followed the dodo. This is just the one that makes my hackles stand up quickest.

Evanesence - Bring Me to Life - Say what you will about this band or that band doing the same thing better, this is far and away the best excercise song I have yet run across. It gives me 5 minutes of harder work that I am otherwise capable of without hurting over it. It inspires me.

Ah, going to go see OAR on Sat. I'm really into Blindside feat. Billy Corgan - Hooray, It's L.A., OAR - Hey Girl, and Tim McGraw - Live Like You Were Dyin'. I also heard a new song by Chingy (whom I previously couldn't stand), something like "Baller," and it owned.

Yep. At this point, I actually prefer "Citizen Erased", "Stockholm Syndrome", and "Butterflies and Hurricanes", though. I made a decent Newborn/Matrix music video at one point, came out surprisingly well (although it has its awkward moments).

oingo boingo's "useless" off their last black album, tool's parabol(a) in the maynard theme, weezer's "only in dreams", and faith no more's "king for a day, fool for a lifetime" title track, and a.i.'s "danger ahead" come to mind from this thread. check 'em out.

i kind of got myself stuck in a 96' industrial music rut and
been into a lot of antichrist superstar and NIN
Hurt, The downward Spiral, antichrist superstar, the man that you fear, terrible lie. are all kind of swimming in my head lately keeping me happy although for the most part they are twisted and sad. i guess im weird

Right now, in my present mind state, when asked for five unbelievably good songs... I'd have to go with:

Aphex Twin - Boy Girl Song
Aphex Twin - Parallel Stripes
Blackalicious - Alphabet Aerobics
Chemical Brothers - Block Rockin Beats
Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy

Crank Iggy Pop's "Lust For Life" or Roky Erickson's ""Don't Slander Me" and see if you can sit still. It's impossible. Just plain, simple, perfect rock and roll. Those are the two I've been cranking today.

These are my personal favorites, the ones that go beyond 'Hey that sounds cool', the ones that really get to your emotions, whether they're nice or angry or sad or happy... I'm a complete sucker for strings, almost anything with a cello will just make my knees weak. Thus most of these are nice sounding, although they might be sad, lyric-wise.

Blind Melon - Pull
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Supernaturally
Powderfinger - Save Your Skin (amazing)
The Postal Service - Recycled Air
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees
The Lemonheads - Rudy With A Flashlight
Ben Folds Five - Evaporated
Dashboard Confessional - Remember to Breathe
Radiohead - How To Disappear Completely
Nitin Sawhney - Letting Go
Mercury Rev - The Dark Is Rising
Saves The Day - At Your Funeral
Sodastream - Welcome Throw (in fact, anything by Sodastream)
Death Cab For Cutie - Passenger Seat
Idlewild - Let Me Sleep Next To The Mirror
Radiohead - Alligators in New York Sewers (maybe it's called Fog)

Lighting Crashes.. live

"still be around" -uncle tupelo

Lose Yourself - that's a damn good song. I believe it's one of this best, if not his best. People were calling him a modern day "Elvis" when that song came out because of his success with 8 Mile (a movie) and with a bunch of singles in a row. Very reminiscent of a portion of Elvis' career....

Coheed and Cambra - very interesting band. I heard they sucked really bad live, but the album is damn good, I listened to it every day over the summer (coworkers were obsessed).

CKY - Camp Kill Yourself. For such a juvenile name, this band kicks ass when it comes to "96 Quiet Bitter Beings." What a fucking riff....one of the best rifts in a song I've ever heard.

All these are excellent choices :thumbsup:

exit music
 

exit music for a film - radiohead

Rylss:
Saves the Day- At your funeral
^damn good song, I can listen to that for hours.


Brand New- Okay I believe you but my tommy gun don't
^my favorite song by them, it is just awesome.

DMB- Crash
^song never gets old.

Marcy's Playground- Sex and candy
^I have no idea why I love this song, but I do.

there are others, but these are the ones that popped into my head right away.

I agree with all of these.
Ill add:

Bethlehem - Maschinensohn
an amazing song, my best descrition would a merge between Opeth and Rammstein.

Moonspell - Love Crimes
Portuguese metal, any band that pronouces semen as semin, is ok in my book.

Bloodbath - Like Fire
Its my battle theme.

C17H19NO3 - The Room Of Ice
excellent song, creepy greatness. the female voice is awesome

Lustmord - Heresy Part I
nice ambient action with some subtle monster attack effects.

Converge - Flowers and Razorwire
punk with a twist

Lull - Continue
62 min of ambience, I highly recommend

Ohgr - Water
great electroninc industrial track from the singer of Skinny Puppy

Songs that I don't mind listening to 82349283 times in a row:

Faith No More - Midlife Crisis
Nirvana - Come As You Are
Nirvana - Milk It
Nine Inch Nails - The Great Below
Led Zeppelin - When the Levee Breaks

There's more, but those are the only ones I can immediately conjure up.

I don't want to list all of them, so I'll just give the first I think of:
Radiohead - Subterranean Homesick Alien
Miles Davis - Freddie Freeloader
Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll

That whole album was incredible. My fave from them would be "Sherry Fraser."

Brown Sugar Rolling Stones
Hit That - Offspring

:lol: :lol:

C'mon, as an Offspring fan, I resent that you chose that, out of all of them, to represent an "unbelievably good song"

Taxi Ride - Tori Amos

hmmm..black cherry...goldfrapp...best song i know.

Unbelievably good songs...? It's hard to pick, I'm frequently off on drastically different kicks, but I'll try to choose some of my favorites.

Aphex Twin - 4
Autechre - Rsdio
Deepsky - Mansion World (Deepsky's Trippin' In Unknown Territory mix)
Orbital - Halcyon+on+on
Orbital - Out There Somewhere? (Parts 1&2)

Mars Volta - Televators
Tool - Sober
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Pretty Little Ditty
KMFDM - Save Me

The Verve Pipe - She has faces/Half a mind
System Of A Down - Spiders
Bush - Letting The Cables Sleep/Alien/40 Miles From The Sun/Inflatable
Finger Eleven - Stay And Drown/Famous
Gavin Degraw - Belief/More Than Anyone
Jason Mraz - Absolutely Zero
David Gray - This Years Love
Counting Crows - Around Here/Anna Begins/Millers Angels/Miami
Blues Traveler - Look Around/Just Wait
Silverchair - Favorite Thing/Miss You Love/Black Tangled Heart/Emotion Sickness/Across The Night
The Fire Theft - Chain
Don Mclean - And I Love You So
Guns & Roses - November Rain (my favorite song of all time)
Haven - Holding On

I shall have more! :mad:

Asta!!

Aphex Twin - Afx237 V7
These Arms Are Snakes - Riding the Grape Dragon
Glassjaw - Siberian Kiss
Glassjaw - Hidden Track
Dredg - Symbol Song
The Apex Theory - That's All!
The Faint - In Concert
Interpol - Obstacle 1
Secret Machines - The Pharaoh's Daughter
Hopesfall - The Bending
The Blood Brothers - Every Breath is a Bomb
The Blood Brothers - Feed Me to the Forest
Mastodon - Iron Tusk
Mastodon - Aqua Dementia
Mastodon - Burning Man
Dead Kennedys - Police Truck
Opeth - Black Rose Immortal
Dead Poetic - August Winterman
Every Time I Die - I Been Gone a Long Time
Every Time I Die - Floater
Damien Rice - Cannonball
Gary Jules - Mad World
ARE Weapons - Don't Be Scared
Wu-Tang Clan - Triumph
Taking Back Sunday - Great Romances of the 20th Century
The Streets - Just about anything, Mike Skinner's a genius. But if i had to choose one... Blinded By the Lights
Snow - Informer
Bad Brains - FVK (Fearless Vampire Killers)
Radiohead - Bullet Proof (i wish i was...)
Radiohead - Street Spirit (Fade Out)
Radiohead - Paranoid Android
Norma Jean - I Used To Hate Cell Phones, Now I Hate Car Accidents
Nile - Masturbating the War God
Les Savy Fav - Rodeo
Kyuss - Thong Song
The Hives - Love In Plaster
Head Automatica - Solid Gold Telephone
Front 242 - Welcome to Paradise
The Fiery Furnaces - Chief Inspector Blancheflower
Finch - Untitled
The Dillinger Escape Plan - 43% Burnt
Desaparecidos - Man And Wife, The Latter (Damaged Goods)
Brainiac - H0T 53AT CAN'T S1T D0WN
At the Drive-In - Chanbara
The Mars Volta - Roulette Dares (The Haunts Of)

would you like me to continue? cause i could.

Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
Counting Crows - Baby, I'm a Big Star Now
Beatles - A Day in the Life
Tommy James and the Shondells - Draggin the Line
New Radicals - You Get What You Give

I know, I'm dated, LOL

The Books - Take Time
Broken Social Scene - Anthems For A Seventeen Year-Old Girl
Cream - White Room
Dismemberment Plan - Memory Machine
Interpol - NYC
Menomena - The Late Great Libido

And some classics, you know, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Dylan, Hendrix, etc.

Doesnt anybody listen to classical music anymore????? or even jazz?????

^ I think Roachboy does man you should PM him.

Asta!!

Jethro Tull - Inside (Yeah, that's right, Jethro Tull bitches! :))
Bob Seger - Against the Wind
The Band - We Can Talk
Boston - Foreplay ... Amanda, also...
The Eagles - Heartache Tonight
Joe Cocker - With a Little Help From My Friends
The Kinks - Apeman
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer - From the Beginning
Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like We Do?
Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade of Pale (Because Douglas Adams said so.)
The Rolling Stones - Honky-Tonk Women
Rush - La Villa Strangiato
Spirit - I Got a Line on You
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Every Song He Did except Dirty Pool
Three Dog Night - Joy to the World
Van Morrison - Umm, Them all, especially his version of Caravan with The Band as backup.
Weird Al Yankovic - Yoda
The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again
Yes - Starship Trooper .. and an awesome guitar solo at the end to finish off the list and the song.

^^ Shit yeah! Great fuckin list. Spirit - I got a line on you shit what was it like 4 or five seperate little solo's from 4 or 5 different guitarists in the band? That song fuckin owns! The rest of the list is spot on too.

Asta!!