What are you listening to? (V)Music 

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Queen- We Will Rock You
 
Stuck in the sofa so while the wife is out walking the doggo, time to blast some sounds.

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I wish Apple would sort out the audio quality coming from an Apple TV via Apple Music and HDMI.
 
10/10 record.
Agree. The first three albums are fire, I don’t mind the rest either. Mid to late 90s produced some of the best electronic albums.
 
10/10 record.

Agree. The first three albums are fire, I don’t mind the rest either. Mid to late 90s produced some of the best electronic albums.

LOVED The Prodigy back in the day. The 90s Alt-Music scene wouldn't have been the same without them.

For the love of art, here's the full uncensored video of their most infamous hit.

 
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Finally got around to listening to Tacocat's NVM and it's very pleasant and solidly constructed throughout. I'm assuming this city is their native Seattle and that the LP title is inspired by Nirvana (and thus, indirectly, the Sex Pistols).




[EDIT] Follow up Lost Time is just as good so far.
 
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Finally got around to listening to Tacocat's NVM and it's very pleasant and solidly constructed throughout. I'm assuming this city is their native Seattle and that the LP title is inspired by Nirvana.
I can confirm that is indeed Seattle. Not only that, but it’s the Capital Hill neighborhood where I live. I’m only three blocks from this corner, in fact.
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It’s the former home of Piecora’s Pizza. My friends and I had many a fine pie there back in the day. They operated from 1982 to 2014. The license tab on that Suzuki is from 2014. Not a coincidence, I think.
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Capital Hill is, unfortunately, being gentrified. A lot of the great businesses and buildings that made Cap Hill such a great place to live are disappearing. Which I believe is the point of the video.
 
I can confirm that is indeed Seattle. Not only that, but it’s the Capital Hill neighborhood where I live. I’m only three blocks from this corner, in fact.
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It’s the former home of Piecora’s Pizza. My friends and I had many a fine pie there back in the day. They operated from 1982 to 2014. The license tab on that Suzuki is from 2014. Not a coincidence, I think.
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Capital Hill is, unfortunately, being gentrified. A lot of the great businesses and buildings that made Cap Hill such a great place to live are disappearing. Which I believe is the point of the video.
It occurs to me that Puget Sound would be a good name for a record label if nobody's used it already.
 
It occurs to me that Puget Sound would be a good name for a record label if nobody's used it already.
I’ve lived here my entire life and that never even occurred to me. smh

It would be perfect for a recording studio, too.
 
I’ve lived here my entire life and that never even occurred to me. smh

It would be perfect for a recording studio, too.
Those are the best kind of puns.

If I ever get off my fat arse and record a reggae album I intend to name the label Rascal Arts.
 
More Forza-inspired J-pop, this time from 2012 and Hitomi "Toi" Amano.
I listened to these two, especially Koiwa Omiono Mama ("Love How You Like It") from the game and wanted more so queued up another seven albums. She's like the Japanese Kylie Minogue.

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I also hunted down Tokyo Tea Room's Feel Forever and No Rush from @Populuxe's selection.

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I also hunted down Tokyo Tea Room's Feel Forever and No Rush from @Populuxe's selection.
I’m glad you enjoyed them. Just a warning, though. Today’s entries are about ten hours worth of music.

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I recognize the art on this Hitomi Toi album. It’s by Hiroshi Nagai. He did a lot of album covers starting in the ‘80s, and has been a big influence on current Tokyo Pop and Synthwave styles. American cars, swimming pools and beaches are a big part of his signature style. And I’m probably telling you stuff you already know.
 


Another favorite of mine from this iconic game. The ps2 days were the best moments of my childhood.
 
I’m glad you enjoyed them. Just a warning, though. Today’s entries are about ten hours worth of music.
I've long given up listening to the radio playlist entries in your posts through lack of time although I did download Action Family's "Diddley Squat" from the Shine On Sweet Starlet soundtrack.
I recognize the art on this Hitomi Toi album. It’s by Hiroshi Nagai. He did a lot of album covers starting in the ‘80s, and has been a big influence on current Tokyo Pop and Synthwave styles. American cars, swimming pools and beaches are a big part of his signature style. And I’m probably telling you stuff you already know.
I didn't know. All I know about this album is that it's the soundtrack to a TV program which appears to be similar to Moonlighting but with deeper revenge overtones, judging by the couple of minutes I watched on Dailymotion.
 
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U2- Street of Dreams
 
After listening to B.T. Express's cover of "Now That We Found Love" I thought I'd try out Third World's first four albums. They may not have the most stylish artwork but at least they have a unified design concept. The band had a really polished sound even from the beginning and Ibo and Cat's formal music training really comes to the fore.

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