What are you listening to?

Diaaabo · April 9, 2011

Waylander, great folk metal from Ireland :wub:

**Peppermint_M** · April 9, 2011

No Handlebars by Flobots. A good track if you are into that kind of thing. I enjoy it anyway.

Sisco · April 9, 2011

No Handlebars by Flobots. A good track if you are into that kind of thing. I enjoy it anyway.

I can ride my bike with no handlebars

Nooo handle bars

Noooo handle bars...

Yeah, an odd but good song.

**JimBee** · April 9, 2011

No Handlebars by Flobots. A good track if you are into that kind of thing. I enjoy it anyway.

I also like it. Like I've said before, they (at least this song) sounds like the band Cake.

I'm listening to Pink Floyd, probably one of the most highly acclaimed bands in history. At the moment, this song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntm1YfehK7U&feature=related

Alopex · April 10, 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Az_7U0-cK0&feature=player_detailpage

I don't usually listen to this kind of music, but I really love this. It's so creepy... :look:

**Pandora** · April 10, 2011

While we have our three days of summer in London, this is just the song, with amazing guitar work and from a great album:

airsoftg36c · April 12, 2011

I constantly have Pandora booming Nightwish, Tarja, Within Temptation, Skillet, Red, and all the heavy metal/gothic stuff you can think of.

Yeah, I'm really into the Goth music theme.

**Big Cam** · April 14, 2011

No Handlebars by Flobots. A good track if you are into that kind of thing. I enjoy it anyway.

I love that song, it gave me goosebumps the first time I heard it.

Tereglith · April 14, 2011

I'm currently listening to the soundtrack to Dreamworks' How to Train Your Dragon. It's 72 minutes of celtic-influenced big-orchestra awesome. There's one point where I'm pretty sure an electric guitar and bagpipes are playing at the same time (during track 3).

I also recently got the Tron: Legacy soundtrack, which singlehandedly (single-discedly?) made me a Daft Punk fan, and the The King's Speech soundtrack, which is quite pleasant and ends with some good old-fashioned Beethoven.

(Incidentally, I feel that any of these three compositions and/or Inception ought to have won the Golden Globe and/or Oscar for Best Original Score. Especially over The Social Network, which seems rather one-note. Literally. It's just that one brooding note.)

**Peppermint_M** · April 14, 2011

Epic Score, X-Ray Dog, Two Steps from Hell and Audiomachine tonight.

If you want to expand your imagination, feed it a healthy does of amazing music at least daily.

Fives · April 14, 2011

I'm currently listening to the soundtrack to Dreamworks' How to Train Your Dragon. It's 72 minutes of celtic-influenced big-orchestra awesome. There's one point where I'm pretty sure an electric guitar and bagpipes are playing at the same time (during track 3).

I also recently got the Tron: Legacy soundtrack, which singlehandedly (single-discedly?) made me a Daft Punk fan, and the The King's Speech soundtrack, which is quite pleasant and ends with some good old-fashioned Beethoven.

(Incidentally, I feel that any of these three compositions and/or Inception ought to have won the Golden Globe and/or Oscar for Best Original Score. Especially over The Social Network, which seems rather one-note. Literally. It's just that one brooding note.)

I LOVE the Tron soundtrack! Recently I got the Dead Man's Chest and At World's end soundtracks And I love them. Also, who did the music for The King's Speech?

**JimBee** · April 14, 2011

(Incidentally, I feel that any of these three compositions and/or Inception ought to have won the Golden Globe and/or Oscar for Best Original Score. Especially over The Social Network, which seems rather one-note. Literally. It's just that one brooding note.)

I did like Inception's soundtrack better, but I don't think the Social Network's was "one-note". IMO the music fit in well with the film. Plus, it was done by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, who's apparently one of the best composers of our time.

Speaking of NIN...