The pretty reckless w/ ye in the background of that

ugh the quality on this sounds like it was recorded on a toaster but still a good song though back before he dumbed himself down to fit in with MMG.

Not the greatest quality. Love the samples.

My new love for Britney Spears knows no bounds. :love:

Munly can do no wrong.

Diggin' a Scientists comp.

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Working my way through the AnotherLateNight/LateNightTales compilations, this is the seventh installment. For those unfamiliar:

So far they've all been big winners for me apart from Howie B's, which was pretty terrible, and Rae & Christian's, which was just kind of bland. Tommy Guerrero's was absolutely phenomenal, such a great mix. Fila Brazilia's is still getting lots of play from me too.

Toy-like people make me boy-like. Fact.

we were trying not to look over at each other and told our friends to stop staring

In honor of his birthday, i decided to throw Bob Seager's Night Moves on tonight.
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Still on my grime kick.

sounds amazing in my headphones...<3

I don't think I'll ever be able to ignore my not-so-secret pop music obsession again. The past week has been nothing but ear happiness.

on a blind date, a lover with a slow chrome hand.

I love that album!

Here's what I've been listening to. Good album, but not mind blowing or anything.

Great song, but it's here for the classic WTF of the video...The Yardbirds miming to a song that was about three years before the taping, with Jimmy Page miming the Jeff Beck guitar part and Keith Relf looking ready to get out of there at any moment with that damn mustache. Page at least was looking for the next stage to get on.

I am a sucker for Female solo artists as long as they don't tread into cliched waters where they bemoan the whole Male population or make insipid love letters to their past so Alice Rose works nicely for me and I will catching her live in a few weeks:

Welcome to the Friend Zone Don't make yourself comfortable. You won't like it.
The only way I'll be your BFF is if I'm your best fucking friend.

Even though most of this track is just random chit chat between Madlib and an idiot record store employee, it's still great.

Album reminds me of Badly Drawn Boy.

The Wonder Years - A Raindance In Traffic


Wow The Greatest Generation is so good. Really happy with this album so far. Living up to my expectations.

What a great song to end an album with.

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Finally here, and three tracks in holy hell is it good.

I can only listen to so much trashy pop before I need something not quite so emotionally vapid.

You went through Brit's catalogue and this song didn't touch you?




Especially after that Spring Breakers scene this song will always get to me.

First of all, I do not require emotion from my pop. When I wanna listen to pop the only thing that I care about is catchiness. Anything else comes last. Secondly, I've only really been getting into her for less than a week, so I'm not exactly an expert on her discography.

Don't know much about Lou Doillon but I like her album, Places.

Completely relentless.

I think I might actually have to go out and buy this album. It's totally gotten under my skin.

By the songs you were posting, I just thought that you were going through her albums from the beginning and working your way up.

I did. I've already finished them, but the songs off Blackout have been stuck in my head for almost a week now.

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The Django Unchained soundtrack.

Not a bad song on the album. 5*

Goodfellas - the soundtrack (one of the best soundtracks ever). New to forums btw.

Nipsey Hussle- "Keys To The City" (HD Video) - YouTube

For my Cut Out blog, I bought Don't Tell a Soul, possibly the start of the Replacements' fall from being one of the best US bands. According to the tell all book, All Over but the Shouting, a record store got C/Os about six months after the release. This must have ben a major buzzkill after the small success of this song...

It still has some class music, and this is worthy of any "Best Of" list. This song aimed to sound as big as The 80's without diluting any of the greatness of the music, and actually succeeded. A classic!

That horrible remake of "Back 2 Black" by Beyonce & Andre 3000