What are you listening to? (V)Music 

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0:00-Ok, I'll give it a chance.
0:30 Eh, it's losing its chance.
0:40 Wait, what's this?
0:45 Oh god that's a crunchy beat.
1:12 CrrrrRRRUNNNNNCCCCHHHHYYYYYYYYY!!!
1:13-3:55 :D

Are you new to Justice? I'm a very big fan of their work. Was recently shown this

 
Are you new to Justice? I'm a very big fan of their work. Was recently shown this



Oh my god yes!:lol:


Yeah, I found it off a related video to some old 80's pop/disco just the other day.:boggled:

Their stuff is kinda weird/different but I like it.
 
Technically listening to this, but Joel insane b!&#%$£"! :D
Saw them at a small venue in my city this Monday, dislocated my knee in a wall of death, so worth it I love them so much! :D
 
Still on a Judas Priest kick...




 
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This 🤬 must have been so underground :lol:
Nope. :sly: With the start of Perestroika, since 1985 (when Gorbachev headed the country, it was the time of "publicity", freedom of speech, etc), metalheads became no longer a forbidden culture (as well as punks, etc).
Late 1980's were the birth years of Soviet metal, when it left the underground.

Aria - Rab strakha ("Slave of Fear") / Igra s ognyom ("Playing With Fire") - 1989
 
Now you're making me remember about Midnight Club 3, awesome game. :D

Very tranceful and it had a classy jazz at the end. :)

With, of course, Daft Punk on the video. Makes sense when you think about it

 
Bastille - Bad Blood

:censored:ing brilliant song

 
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The Living End - Second Solution.

 
 
I was viewing videos about George Carlin narrating for Thomas the Tank Engine, which lead me into listening to the theme song. It occurred to me, that it's rather catchy and has a great beat to it.

 
And to be different:
Lady Antebellum- Just a Cover ( covered by Arden Cho)
 
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