what are you listening to right now?

[Corn Pop]

Soundgarden, Foo fighters, Bush, and Tool.

 

[Edward]

The Peanuts Band Rocks!

 

[Edward]

 

[Edward]

Whoa! Who knew Hugh Laurie could jam?! This is good! Sounds a little like Cab Calloway I think...
Enjoy.

 

[Rageofangels777]

 

[Essenaut]

Is this strictly Christian music? Cos I'm listing to just Jammin by Grammatick. I'm currently in a phase of listening to chillhop. It's not christian, but it's instrumental, so at least it's void of any messages of absolute degeneracy.

 

[LovethroughDove]

He says the "f" word in this, but I hope it can be overlooked because the message is meant to show of a love that is greater than what is here on earth. Maybe I didn't need to post that, but.............

 

[Explorer55]

Downloaded a bunch of 1960's music the last few days. Many of them I watched the original music videos for the very first time! "Memphis Tennessee" ~ Johnny Rivers Circa 1964 on American bandstand, with an interview of Johnny by Dick Clark afterwards.

 

[Explorer55]

"I Fought The Law" ~ Bobby Fuller Four - Circa 1966

 

[LovethroughDove]

I was just forced to watch this and I'm shocked

 

[LovethroughDove]

 

[Edward]

I was just forced to watch this and I'm shocked

That was super cool lol! they even had a bass!

My brother in law could play Sanitarium on his guitar. I had to listen to that song for a year while he stayed with us...

 

[LovethroughDove]

That was super cool lol! they even had a bass!

My brother in law could play Sanitarium on his guitar. I had to listen to that song for a year while he stayed with us...

Yeah, it was super amazing how they accomplished playing this song on those guitars.

 

[evenifigoalone]

 

[k_angel]

 

[Razeontherock]

The Peanuts Band Rocks!

Linus as Peter Cetera is hysterical!

Usually the Peanuts band "swings," instead of rocking. I love Snoopy gliding up and down as he plays bass, lol

Fun fact: the voice of the teacher was a muted trumpet, played by Clarke Terry. Anything you find him playing in is great. He was also a great human being; there are some interviews of him on YouTube.

 

[evenifigoalone]

Here's the original version of this song:

It's about the change that took place in Japan after WWII/the Western revolution. More written for a Japanese audience, obviously. But it's one of the most popular Vocaloid songs, and has incredible composition, so it's a treat to listen to.

 

[LovethroughDove]

I haven't been on here in a while, but this is song had to be shared. How Jesus makes me feel. Love you all

 

[evenifigoalone]

 

[Edward]

Have you ever noticed how we go through seasons of learning about different things? And everything I click on all has to do with...what is in season! This man's message is smoking hot and overflowing with good words message and truths.