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the-fab-fox · 8 months ago

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Okay, y'all!

What's your go to "nostalgia" song?

What I mean isn't what songs from your childhood that take you back but rather, the songs that just inherently sound like what I feel nostalgia—as a concept—would feel like. Like it just invokes that feeling of nostalgia without actually triggering nostalgia.

Like a part of you wants there to be a trigger but there isn't and it's this tip of the tongue feeling like you're sure there's a memory with this as it's soundtrack. But there isn't. So you're left with that blissful, serene feeling but without the bitterness that nostalgia can bring... Do any of you know what I'm talking about?

Okay, well my songs are Sailing by Christopher Cross, Summer Breeze by Seals and Cross [also random ass sound bar but is it just me or could Lin Manuel Miranda sing the hell out of this?], Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) by Looking Glass, September by Earth, Wind, & Fire, Fields of Gold by Sting, Higher Love by Steve Winwood, I Wanna Dance With Somebody by Whitney Houston, (I've Had) The Time of My Life by Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes, You Make My Dreams (Come True), In the Middle of the Night by Billy Joel, Tell Her About It by Billy Joel, Phil Collins cover of You Can't Hurry Love, Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves, Don't Dream It's Over by Crowded House, Here Comes the Sun by the Beatles, Waiting for a Girl Like You, In the Air Tonight by Phil Collins, Invisible Touch by Genesis, That's All by Phil Collins, Don't Stop by Fleetwood Mac, Landslide by Fleetwood Mac, Footloose by Kenny Loggins, Forever Young by Rod Stewart, Everybody Wants to Rule the World by Tears for Fears, Listen to the Music by The Doobie Brothers, Baby Come Back by Player, Peaceful Easy Feeling by Eagles, Take It to the Limit by Eagles, St. Elmo's Fire by John Parr, Hotel California by Eagles, She's Like The Wind by Patrick Swazye and Wendy Fraser, Tiny Dancer by Elton John, Don't Go Breaking My Heart by Elton John and Kiki Dee, Bad Moon Rising by Creedence Clearwater Revival, Have a You Seen the Rain by Creedence Clearwater Revival, These Dreams by Heart, (Don't Fear) The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult, Loosing My Religion by R.E.M., Smooth by Santana (featuring Rob Thomas), What I've Done by Linkin Park, It's My Life by Bon Jovi, I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing by Aerosmith, Wherever You Will Go by The Calling, Times Like These by Foo Fighters, Higher by Creed, Drive by Incubus, Heat Waves by Glass Animals, I Ain't Worried by OneRepublic.

Wasn't gonna list so many and some are stronger on the feeling than others. Especially any 80's/Elton/Phil. Like it's hard to explain but you just get this tingle in your brain and a sort of oasis of nostalgic serenity. And as you can see it doesn't matter what era or genre of music. For me it's a lot of 80s because that era of music itself is already nostalgic in that I was born at the tail end of it. I wouldn't have any real memories of these outside of my parents or radio playing it but nothing specific really and yet I get a rush of that feeling like I grew up during that era. Idk it's an amazing feeling and gives me a lot of energy.

So after that long explanation (I'm sorry 😮‍💨), I'm just curious what songs of not listed above give you this sensation?

I'm dying to see yours and give them a listen and see if they hit me too! There may be many I've forgotten. Let me know if any of the ones I listed give you the sensation as well. I find the power of music endlessly fascinating.

#music #music recs #music thoughts #music nostalgia #nostalgia #nostalgic #nostalgia sensation #nostalgic feelings

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popculturebuffet · 2 months ago

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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Movie Review: Oozers always Win!

Happy Birthday @brotoman-exe! Hope you like your present. So as both an act of good will and now a tangible patreon bonus for subscribers who have been around a year, I give my longtime patrons a free birthday review. After showing me the glory that is Ralph Bakshi's masterpiece american pop, Brotoman decided to go for something more dumb and fun this year. So instead of a deep dive into a forgotten animated masterpiece.. i'm looking at one of the most gloriously dumb films ever made.

Cards on the table: even if I wasn't doing this as a birthday gift i'd HAPPILY cover this movie. Besides being a casual power rangers fan and already covering the boom comics for his patreon reviews, I just love this very dumb movie. I grew up with it, the promos, the MOUNTAIN of merch and then when I got more into movie watching around 7 years back, I rewatched it. And let me tell you if you haven't in a while this film is gloriously stupid. It's cheesy as hell and like the rest of the Mighty Morphin era wears that on it's sleeve: We get a mountain of catchphrases, a gloriously hammy once in a generation villian, dodgy cgi final battles, nut shots, unecessary b plots, billy getting a taste for blood and an unitnetionally hilarious but still shockingly dope soundtrack. This is the kind of film that reminds me why I love my job. It can get exausting at times, I can slack off and make mistakes.. but god help me getting to review a film about a bunch of teens having to get ninja powers to fight a hammy ooze man trying to use dodgy cgi and one liners to take over the world cumilating in a day saving nut shot... it maks me happy in what I choose to do with my life and secure in it. Anxiety can be a bitch.. but ivan ooze makes it a bit easier to manage. So join me as under the cut IT'S MORPHIN TIME

MMPR the movie begins the way most epics do... by having 5 teenagers with attitude skydive to aerosmith's half assed cover of higher ground. Both times i've rewatched this movie I forgot this was the song and both times I burst into laughter for a good two minutes. It is such a weird way to open even this film. Also Bulk and Skull are there and as usual their awesome, being afraid to jump and apparently taking half an hour to do so... and naturally only doing so for free snacks. I would also only jump out of a plane for free snacks. These guys are my people.

The film has a hilarously cheesy soundtrack, choosing a lot of stock songs and either using weird covers or just having i'ts own songs, like one song rambling about "danger boy and danger girl". Mostly though it's da hits for the parents who will not be watching this film if they can help it. Find your own way home billy daddy's not watching this. We get the aformentioned over the top higher ground cover and when the rangers casually rollerblade after their charity skydiving, it's set to a cover of "Free ride' which doe sobjectively slap but never ceases to make me laugh. We also get Shampoo's banging song Trouble, a kick ass cover of the theme my friend @davenskilnyk obsesses over to this day, and end the film on a combo of I GOT THE POWER nad van halen's dreams. Which suprisngly works. The credits also has a techno remix of kung fu fighting, which really sums up this whole film better than I ever could hope.

The film has the same fun campy vibe of the show, simply injected with cocaine: everything feels bigger from the budget, to the soundtrack to the villian. If you want to relive your childhood with the mighty morphin power rangers, this is the best way to do it: a quick breezy 90 minute shot of nostalgia that's hilaroius in all the perfectly wrong ways.

The plot is fairly standard but works fine enough: Lord Zed, the power rangers veiny somewhat terrifying nemisis, decides to awaken an ancient evil to kill those teenagers he just can't seem to murder what good. That evil is the best part of this film, mr Ivan Ooze. Ivan is played to perfection by vetran actor Paul Freeman, who while skilled dramatically FULLY understood what franchise he was in. Ivan is a walking joke machine: Genuinely funny at times, like mentioning the brady bunch reunion among the darkest moments of humanity he missed, hiilaroiusly over the top always, and delightfully charamaatic. Zed and Rita are no slouches in over the top antics nor hamminess so it really says something Ooze shows them up when they do share scenes. It's a wonder he wasn't used for the Boom comics and hopefully the current universe will. I get he wasn't canon but he's easy enough to graft in there and freeman is still around.

Ooze is also a very competent villain: his plan for the most part is pretty damn thought out: He sends his ooze men to distract the rangers, where we get a very long fight scene that's worth it for the sheer amount of weird shit we get thrown as having a higher budget meant the writers threw in a lot of weird shit: Aisha has headlamps for her helmet, billy uses a grappling hook, and billy also dips his hand in his enemies blood and makes a catchphrase.

While ooze easily breaks into the command center, breaks alpha and breaks everything leaving Zordon in some kind of death avacado in the middle of where his tube was.

This also means the rangers are depowered and out of luck while Ooze easily traps Zed and Rita in a snowglobe as Zed was following the doctor eggman school of unleashing evil abominations and thinking about the consequences later.

Ivan's plan to conquer the world is somehow chilling, painfully 90's, and gloriously convoluted all at once. So his plan is to distribute his ooze to children

As a fun substance that doesn't require you to remember you are one but is fun and encourages kids to act out, throw it in their parents faces and generally go forth and be 90s. When it reaches their parents it brainwashes them using lightning after effects to go dick up his ecto morphicons, a truly fantastic name. Basically his own zords, which itself is dope: it is a treat to see a big bad get his own zord and one that is only not eating the world right now because Lord Zed forgot to plug it in over night.

There are so many delightful holes in this plan from "What if a parent dosen't touch the ooze" to "what if they just throw it otu" to "why didn't you just try and market this to adults as a holistic healing scam or as condoms shaped like ivan ooze's face?" "Why don't any of the other adults we see panicing later do anything about this?" "Why is this a subplot?"

The last one I can answer: they needed to pad the runtime so they added Fred a kid sidekick whose dad gets hyjacked and was also in the skydiving fundraiser for the school. There's no arc.. Fred just wants to save his dad from forced labor then getting told to jump off a cliff. And that part.. is genuinely creepy as is the dazed acting from the brainwashed parents. Less creepy when Ivan and Goldar enjoy making one dance for them because their bored which is weirdly wholesome: what their doing is awful but you rarely get to see Goldar actually relax and Ivan is a better boss than rita or zed. No really, he treats goldar with respect, only gets angry with his minons when they screw up, and the one he mostly abuses is pig monster.

OH yes to save on puppets i'm assuming they didn't make a puppet for any of rita's other minons and instaed just kinda made a wild pig instead

Really the plot is just there to pad things out so they can make it 90 minute when you could've just had.. ivan ooze's ooze men or his tenga warriors dig it for him instead. Oh yeah he gets the tengas that would end up ins eason 3 for some reason. They nearly kill the depowered rangers, get stopped by a lady with magic sticks and get killed for their failures.

That way you could focus more on the adventure plot: If your not going to have the rangers on screen for most of your power rangers movie, likely because the suits were a waking nightmare to work in despite being fancier than the sentai suits, then at least just give the kids more dumb fun action on a jungle planet with a magical owl lady.

Basically our heroes go to look for an ultimate power, nearly die, then Dulcea, a guardian and old student of zordons shows up. She also threatens to murder them so they won't get themselves killed trying to do this.. and then does a full 180, baby, when they reveal their all students of zordon. She's entirely find with teenagers recklessly risking their lives if the giant tube man say's it's cool yo.

So she gives them ninja powers based on their animal spirits: The Falcon for Tommy, Crane for Kim, Bear for Aisha, Ape for Rocky, Wolf for my man billy and for adam

God bless Johnny Young Bosh for that delivery. He really did not get nearly enough to do. Also Rocky is told he has the "Wisdom" of an ape...

SO our heroes have to go on a deadly quest that involves fighting a really bitching practical effects bone dinosaur. Every film should have a practical effects bitfching bone dinosaur. Can you imagine Dennis Quaid riding one of those in the substance? Majestic.

They then fight some less exciting guardian mosnters.. not bad designs the fight just goes on for 80 years.

This all leads to the climax. While Child Sidekick of the Week #87 helps rally the kids and bulk and skull to save their parents, don't ask why Bulk and skull were there, the rangers have a robot riot against ooze's robots.

The cgi here is...

Hilarious. It's also baffling as they could've made zord suits and just had people punch each other. It works on tv. CGI was NOT ready for this. I mean now if we ever get another power rangers movie yeah, sure, but back then it just looks so much worse compared to the actual zord

The budget's lower sure but damn does it look decent. The first stage of the fight is just kinda weak and ivan gets the upper hand by fuzing with his zord. Thankfully after saving the kids for their b plot, tommy connects with the ninja megazord and the fight begins in earnest.

It's then we get one of the truly great climaxes of all time: so at the skydiving findraiser for the obsveatory, it was mentioned a comet was passing through. And instead of bringing audrey 2, da do, or ending Avatar the Last Airbender, our heroes plan is to get ivan in position so the comet hits him. And how do they paralyze him? do they use a cool new technique or the ways of the ninja? Do they have bulk and skull grow giant and hold him down? No my friends.. this one is more glorious. As I mentioned before they stomp him in the nuts. They knee him in the boingloings. They obliterate his tiny dancers. The sweep the sack. They knee the big bad in the groin and leave him to die by comet

It's so beautifully dumb, so wonderfully crass. Few children's film end with the villian getting hit in the groin by a giant robots and more should. I don't think there's much you could do to make Dune Part 2 better but having Paul knee Feyd in the junk while both are piloting giant fighting machines.

So the day is saved via nutshot, the heroes celebrate as a celebration just. .manfiests set to van halen, Fred is teased as a ranger and Bulk and Skull take credit and the rangers roll their eyes. Hey come on they fire hosed a bunch of parents from going off a cliff. Their heroes too.

This movie is nonsense. Pure, joyous, oozy nutshotty kung fu fighting techno remixed nonsense. This is not a good movie.. but it is a throughly ENJOYABLE film for being so dumb. The actors all know what their in, the writers know what their making, it's a very dumb movie designed to tell toys and entertain children and it did so well while also entertaining this grown man. I respect movies that try, that really challenge you, that do something new or unique or tell a tale from a perspective that hasn't gotten it's say, that push boundries.

But you can also enjoy a film that's just fucking dumb, knows it is and dosen't care. MMPR the Movie Dosen't give a fuck it's stupid, it DARES to be stupid and that's what makes it so wonderful. I"m pulling for ya, we're all in this together.

#mighty morphin power rangers #mighty morphin power rangers the movie #ivan ooze #tommy oliver #mmpr #jason david frank #billy cranston #kimberly hart

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diceriadelluntore · 1 year ago

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Storia Di Musica #319 - Black Country Communion, Black Country Communion, 2010

Il mese delle storia degli album delle band con "black" nel nome si conclude oggi. Vorrei ringraziare i suggerimenti, alcuni davvero interessanti, come Federica che mi ha suggerito i Beast Of Black (un gruppo heavy metal scandinavo che ama inserire le tastiere stile anni '80 nelle loro canzoni, e fa cover di qualsiasi cosa, persino di Michael Jackson e non solo dei Manowar), ma ho scelto per chiudere questa carrellata, necessariamente parziale e soprattutto cercando di andare oltre le scelte più ovvie (i Black Sabbath, già protagonisti di questa rubrica, o i Black Keys) un gruppo che ritengo estremamente interessante. L'ultima storia riguarda un supergruppo, che i più attenti hanno già percepito essere un'altra di quelle piccole passioni musicali personali. Questo è uno dei più recenti, e soprattutto uno tra i meglio amalgamati e capace di cose, a mio avviso, davvero notevoli. Tutto nasce quando, per una serie di concerti, Glen Hughes e Joe Bonamassa iniziano a suonare insieme nel 2009. Sono due personaggi grandiosi: Hughes, bassista, è stata una delle voci più belle degli anni '70. Iniziò con i Trapeze, prima un quintetto, poi un trio, che pubblicò nel 1970 due dischi bellissimi, Trapeze e Medusa, quest'ultimo uno dei dischi "tesoro nascosto" di quel periodo, poi nel 1973 viene chiamato a sostituire Roger Glover e Ian Gillian nei Deep Purple: è la seconda voce con David Coverdale in Burn, grandioso disco della band inglese, sebbene non venga accreditato tra gli autori per problemi legali. Continuerà nei Deep Purple fino al 1976, poi deciderà a lungo di andare a suonare un po' a piacere (i suoi anni da zingaro li ha sempre definiti), dischi solisti, cantante anche dei Black Sabbath al posto di Ozzy Osbourne e tante altre cose tra cui ricoveri, dipendenze, collaborazioni. Joe Bonamassa è uno dei più grandi chitarristi rock\blues di questa generazione, collezionista di strumenti vintage, amante del suono puro della chitarra con pochissimi effetti, fondatore e presidente della Keeping The Blues Alive Records, etichetta che permette ai giovani di avvicinarsi al genere e produce i più talentuosi giovani performer. Insieme a loro c'è il grande produttore Kevin Shirley (conosciuto come The Caveman, produttore e ingegnere del suono tra gli altri di Aerosmith, Iron Maiden, Journey, Rush, gli ultimi dischi dei Led Zeppelin) che è incaricato di trovare altri musicisti per un progetto di supergruppo. Shirley chiama due suoni amici: Derek Sherinian, tastierista ex Dream Theater, che furono prodotti da Kevin, e Jason Bonham, figlio del leggendario John "Bonzo", batterista come il padre. Scelgono come nome, in questa sorta di unione anglo americana (Hughes e Bohnam sono inglese, Bonamassa e Sherinian americani) Black Country Communion, dal nome della contea delle West Midlands che si chiamana così per l'effetto dello smog provocato sia dalle miniere che dalle fabbriche che usavano il carbone per l'energia.

L'idea della band è di riprendere il suono vintage del rock anni '70 e di catapultarlo in una atmosfera contemporanea. Non sempre le individualità favolose dei singoli nei supergruppi funzionano come le aspettative vorrebbero, ma stavolta l'amalgama e la musica non lasciano dubbi: sebbene non sia un disco innovativo, Black Country Communion, che esce nel Settembre del 2010 è un disco di grande rock "classico", registrato in poco tempo, con pochi aggiustamenti, sincero, fiero e suonato alla grande. Basta l'intro di Black Country e la sua evoluzione hard rock, per capire che questo non è solo un omaggio ad uno dei periodi storici del rock, ma è la voglia di mostrarsi ancora capaci: sono tre minuti e quindici da antologia. One Last Soul, che fu il singolo di promozione, è più leggera ma prepara il terreno per una prima parte di disco stupenda: The Great Divide, Down Again, Beggarman con assolo favoloso di Bonamassa, ma soprattutto la stupenda Song Of Yesterday, che parte come uno slow blues, sale fino in cima e negli ultimi minuti sfodera una cavalcata che sa di ore passate a suonare insieme. Nella second parte, la bella No Time, la ripresa di uno dei brani che Hughes scrisse con i Trapeze, Medusa, che perde l'atmosfera folk prog della sua versione originale, diviene più muscolare e potente ma si mantiene convincente. Il disco si chiude con due brani molto particolari: Stand, che fa della complessità dei ritmi e della stratificazione degli stili (è il brano più progressive in repertorio) il suo fascino, Sista Jane è un brano in stile AC\DC e gli 11 minuti di Too Late For The Sun sono il commiato jam rock di questo disco, tra acrobazie strumentali da pelle d'oca. In tutto il disco, la voce di Hughes giganteggia, a ricordare che negli anni '70 era soprannominato The Voice of Rock, con la solidità tecnica di Bonamassa, di Bonham e di Sherinian a creare un suono che rimane convincente. Il progetto continuerà con un Black Country Communion II nel 2011, un tour in Europa, racchiuso in parte nello splendido Live Over Europe (con alcune gemme, tipo Burn dei Deep Purple, The Ballad Of John Henry di Mississippi John Hurt suonata dal solo Bonamassa, l'intro di Won't Get Fooled Again degli Who prima di Sista Jane) ma dopo Afterglow del 2012 Bonamassa si chiama fuori. Durerà poco, perchè il piacere è così tanto che già nel 2016 ritornano insieme, e proprio di questi giorni è l'uscita del loro ultimo lavoro, V, a 7 anni da BCCIV.

Questi sono i miei auguri di Pasqua. Decisamente rock.

#black country communion #black country communion I #2010 #recensione

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aokuro-san · 1 year ago

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"Dream On" - Aerosmith (Cover by First to Eleven Ft. @TenSecondSongs)

#youtube #omg #this is so cool #wow #dream on #aerosmith #cover #best cover #music

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claimedcrossbows · 11 days ago

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Wednesday Season 2 Soundtrack

Was just listening to songs, and couldn't help but share this song with y'all because it would be absolutely perfect in season 2 of Wednesday. The instrumental string version of Aerosmith's Dream on would go so hard!!

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Can you imagine we get another dance scene and maybe Gomez and Morticia are dancing to this, and Wednesday and Tyler are under cover or something looking for the villain while this song is playing...Uhg so cinematic!

#wednesday netflix #wednesday addams #wednesday season 2 #music #fan theory #fan thoughts #tyler galpin #Youtube #gomez and morticia #morticia addams #gomez addams

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it-happened-one-fic · 1 month ago

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900 Follower Count Playlists: Twisted Wonderland

Thank you so, so much! I wasn't entirely prepared for hitting the 900 Follower Count, so I'm afraid I don't really have an event prepared. But! I still wanted to do something so I compiled this real quick. I guess its sort of like a follow-up to the 500 followers playlist starter pack.

500 follower Count Playlist Starter Pack: Twisted Wonderland Edition

Riddle Rosehearts:

Queen of Hearts - Juice Newton

Numa Numa - O-Zone

Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash

Two of Hearts - Stacey Q

Trey Clover:

Speechless - Dan + Shay

Chances - Five For Fighting

Don’t Go Breaking My Heart - Elton John & Kiki Dee

Hurt This Way - Wanderer

Telephone - Lady Gaga & Beyonce

Cater Diamond:

Alone - Halsey

Applause - Lady Gaga

Good Time - Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen

Hiding - Florence and The Machine

Get This Party Started -P!nk

Ace Trappola:

Glad You Came - The Wanted

Check Yes Juliet - We The Kings

Love Don’t Die - The Fray

Nobody - One Republic

Can’t Help - Parachute

Deuce Spade:

I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) - The Proclaimers

Count On Me - Bruno Mars

Let’s Hear It For The Boy - Denice Williams

Hey Lover! - Wabie

Love Story - Taylor Swift

Leona Kingscholar:

The Lion Sleeps Tonight - The Tokens

I Don’t Care - Fall Out Boy

Get Used To It - Roger Voudouris

Going Crazy - Goo Goo Dolls

Shadow of the Day - Linkin Park

Ruggie Bucchi:

9 to 5 - Dolly Parton

Uptown Girl - Billy Joel

How Your Love Makes Me Feel - Diamond Rio

Run - One Republic

Scalliwag - Gaelic Storm

Jack Howl:

Together Forever- Rick Astley

Would You Go With Me - Josh Turner

One Call Away - Charlie Puth

The Fighter - Keith Urban & Carrie Underwood

Gimmie That Girl - Joe Nichols

Azul Ashengrotto:

December, 1963 (Oh What A Night) - Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons

Don’t You Give Up On Me - Lissie

Arms - Christina Perri

Ocean Eyes (Billie Eilish Cover) - American Avenue

Kiss Her You Fool - Kids That Fly

Jade Leech:

My Head and My Heart - Ava Max

The Ballad of Mona Lisa - Panic! At The Disco

The Devil is a Gentleman - Merci Raines

Desperate Measures - Marianas Trench

Feeling Good - Michael Buble

Floyd Leech:

Keeps Gettin’ Better - Christina Aguilera

Oh My God - Adele

Last Dance - Donna Summer

Half of My Heart - John Mayer

Cake by the Ocean - DNCE

Kalim Al-Asim:

Laughter in the Rain - Neil Sedaka

Sunkissing - Hailee Steinfeld

Walking on Sunshine - Katrina & The Waves

Everlasting Love - Carl Carlton

Lucky - Lucky Twice

Jamil Viper:

Genie in a Bottle- Christina Aguilera

Wait For It - Leslie Odom Jr. (Hamilton)

Undercover - Selena Gomez

Don’t Stop the Music - Rihanna

I Wanna Go - Britney Spears

Vil Schoenheit:

Circus - Britney Spears

If I Had You - Adam Lambert

I Never Promised You (A Rose Garden) - Lynn Anderson

The Glamorous Life - Sheila E.

lovely. - Gregory Dillon

Rook Hunt:

Oh l’amour - Erasure

Private Eyes - Daryl Hall and John Oates

Adore - Jasmine Thompson

Cheri Cheri Lady - Modern Talking

What Makes You Beautiful - One Direction

Epel Felmier:

It’s My Life - No Doubt

Mama’s Broken Heart - Miranda Lambert

Gives You Hell - The All-American Rejects

Dude (Looks Like a Lady) - Aerosmith

Idia Shroud:

Digital Love - Daft Punk

Bones - MS MR

The Way I Am - Charlie Puth

Weirdo - WIM

Blue - Eiffel 65

Ortho Shroud:

Intergalactic Bound - Yunosuke, Circus-P, & Hatsune Miku

Malleus Draconia:

Sweet Dreams - Beyonce

Oak & Ash & Thorn - The Longest Johns

If You Leave Me Now - Chicago

Strange Magic - Electric Light Orchestra

Shattered Dreams - Johnny Hates Jazz

Lilia Vanrouge:

Strange Way - Firefall

Americano - Lady Gaga

The Tide is High - Blondie

You’ll Be In My Heart - Phil Collins (from Disney’s Tarzan)

Harpy Hare - Yaelokre

Silver:

Dreams - Cranberries

Blinding - Florence and The Machine

All The King’s Horses - Karmina

Dreams Part 2 - Sarah Skinner & Lost Sky

These Dreams - Heart

Sebek Zigvolt:

Thunder - Imagine Dragons

Can’t Fight This Feeling - REO Speedwagon

The Lightning Strike (What if this storm ends) - Chasing Cars

For The Dancing and The Dreaming - Composed by John Powell (From Dreamworks How to Train Your Dragon 2)

Bad Habits - Ed Sheeran

#900 Followers #Twisted Wonderland #Thank you!#it-happened-one-fic #twst #Disney TW #playlists #Heartslabyul #Savanaclaw #Octavinelle #Scarabia #Pomefiore #Ignihyde #Diasomnia

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podraje · 3 months ago

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Howdy! Here's some music asks for you!

5: A song that needs to be played loud

9: A song that makes you happy

11: A song you never get tired of

19: A song that makes you think about life

23: A song you think everybody should listen to

25: A Song by an artist no longer living

30: A song that reminds you of yourself

Hi, thank you, thank you, thank you ✨ I will happily answer 🤗

5. A song that needs to be played loud:

Uhh there are many, but I think I'll go with La Dispute - The most beautiful bitter fruit because I love this song so much it's never loud enough for me, I want to feel it in my core and have it in my veins.

9. A song that makes you happy:

Usually pop-rock or pop punk songs cheer me up, cause they tend to be silly. Also a lot of Red Hot Chili Peppers music. I'm gonna go with Blink 182 - First Date. It gives me those preteen feelings, crushes, teen fails and is just so silly. (Extra answer would be Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't stop).

11: A song you never get tired of

That's a though one 🤔 so with this one I created a criterium: it has to be played often. If I don't listen to the song a lot, then obviously, it doesn't have the chance to bore me. Halsey - Easier than lying (& I'm linking the live vevo version, because she was heavily pregnant at that time and she did that! ✨the woman that she is 👑). Apparently, after some soul-searching in my playlists, it turned out that this is the only song, that I can't remember being like "ugh, skip" at any time. Which is crazy, because when IICHLIWP first came out, I didn't like it at all.

19: A song that makes you think about life (sorry I went OFF with those answers)

There is a few & I think I will link them all 😅 So songs in english, that evoke thoughts about life are:

Aerosmith - Dream on (for obvious reasons). I don't listen to it much tbh, but every time I do it's just... ugh. I think we all know and feel it.

Halsey - Darwinism - it's a new song, from 2024. Halsey wrote the album, which it is on, when she thought she will die, because of her illness. The whole album evokes the thoughts about mortality, that's the main there - what if I die? What will be left of me? She really thought she's gonna be dead soon, and that it's the last album she'll be able to make. But this song just gives me this feeling of being isolated, not really a human but something else, forced to live on earth. A lot of the things which I have been thinking about lately. "What if I'm just cosmic dust?".

And now time for the polish part of this answer, because there are some, very specific songs, that make me feel things about living how I do and where I do.

Dawid Podsiadło - Co mi Panie dasz (Męskie granie 2016). It's a cover, the original is a song by an old polish band Bajm. I choose this version just because I listen to it more often. It's a live recording from one of the biggest polish music festivals Męskie Granie. The singer is Dawid Podsiadło - the most popular male singer in Poland since idk how long, easily 10 years. I'm really sad, that there is not a version with the video avaiable anymore :( So why is it existential to me? Mostly because of the chours, which I will loosely translate as "Lord, what shall Thou give me in these uncertain times? Which words will cradle my soul [and] my future for the rest of these years? Some old rags, so that I could sit on my butt. And is it worth it or not; I pour strong vodka down my throat to ease my grief". It's about searching for meaning, it especially hits when you remember it was originally released in 1982, when Poland was still under communism.

Bitamina - Niech no tylko zakwitną jabłonie. Once again it's a cover of an old song (1964), modernized obviously. Originally it was a part of a musical spectacle written by a very famous polish poet (the spectacle, not the song). I can't really explain what it is about, just about life - good life, content life.

and now for the final punch - Sanah & Igor Herbut - Mamo tyś płakała. They wrote it as a duet right after Russian invasion on Ukraine. Needless to say anything more. Forever making me cry (especially Igor's voice) & reminds me of the feelings we (I) had at the time.

23: A song you think everybody should listen to

I think everyone on earth should know Arctic Monkeys - 505 because it's magical, emotive and has the best bridge (and bridge build up) ever.

25: A Song by an artist no longer living

While Linkin Park is still playing and putting music out, I just couldn't not put Chester Bennington in this part of the ask. Linkin Park - Somwhere I belong.

30: A song that reminds you of yourself

Halsey - Ashley. There is a reason for her being my favourite artist. She writes about everything I've ever felt.

Thank you and sorry for some very long answers.

#answered #music ask #thank you #it was fun #but honestly 'mamo tyś płakała' obviously made me feel things and now i'm sad #going from that to 'oh here Arctic Monkeys 505' was a big shift #halsey #la dispute #blink 182 #red hot chili peppers #rhcp #sanah #dawid podsiadło #polish music #Linkin Park #Bitamina #aerosmith

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insideanastronautsplaylist · 4 months ago

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yknow it really doesn't matter what anybody says about Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978) because I would not love the Beatles' music as much as I do without the existence of this movie

like top ten greatest fever dreams??? lovely cast and amazing voices and everything?? the fucking bee gees (and peter frampton), people, play small town boys going to the big city to become stars

small town boys see hot curvy women for the first time ever (I'm so serious, that's literally what happens)

personally I'm obsessed with the part when they manipulate them into signing record contracts by having them do drugs and drink from comically large glasses

now this performance sequence alone was outstanding. I LOVED "Nowhere Man" after this

and don't get me started on the diamonds

bad bitches right here like the sparkle! the shine! the hair! every single person in this movie has a hair moment and I'm not even exaggerating they all slay a little bit hair department was NOT slacking

I don't even really have a point here I just wanted to include a shot of my favorite character in the whole film (STRAWBERRY ILY)

Steve Martin's unhinged cover of "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" in this movie is possibly the best scene in the whole thing it's so fucking bizarre for absolutely no reason and yet every reason

when I saw this shit for the first time as a small child, I was disturbed. now I'm oddly comforted by it. is this... aging?

I can never forget the evil guy played by Frankie Howerd who kicks it with bad bitch robots

did I mention that EARTH WIND & FIRE WERE IN THIS MOVIE? absolutely and them lil white boys were getting down to it

oh and Aerosmith plays bad guys

AND THEN THE BEST CHARACTER IN THE MOVIE shows up to fix everything with the power of 70s special effects and zesty lil boots (BILLY PRESTON ILY)

Ok I'm done. I don't get why nobody really liked this movie? It's so fun and playful and honestly pretty on-brand for Beatles music, especially compared to the Yellow Submarine movie, a whole fever dream in and of itself. But I don't really think it matters who liked something, it matters whether you liked it, and I have to say this is one of my top ten movies.

The fact that the soundtrack to this film isn't on Spotify does not surprise me but devastates me every single day.

#musicals #movie review #the beatles #music #musical rec #sgt peppers lonely hearts club band #billy preston #bee gees #movies

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