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Sounds awesome. I don't think it should be just moderators job to pose questions about music posted. Rather than just posting a link to a song I feel like everyone should have to contribute to the discussion and at the very least explain what song their posting or even describe what is interesting about it. If we can raise the overall post quality and include more discussions then I definitely think we can get official.
Anyways I'll start off.
Crying Lightning is primetime Arctic Monkeys and definitely makes it into my top 5 Arctic Monkeys songs. Love the deep bass, and how they're able to jam out on all their instruments without making it sound overcrowded. Crying Lightning was the most popular song off of Humbug but it topped out at #11 on the charts. Alex Turner really is an awesome singer/songwriter because he knows his voice and can make the lyrics flow very well (also if you're a QOTSA fan, Josh Homme produced Humbug).
Anyways I'll start off.
Crying Lightning is primetime Arctic Monkeys and definitely makes it into my top 5 Arctic Monkeys songs. Love the deep bass, and how they're able to jam out on all their instruments without making it sound overcrowded. Crying Lightning was the most popular song off of Humbug but it topped out at #11 on the charts. Alex Turner really is an awesome singer/songwriter because he knows his voice and can make the lyrics flow very well (also if you're a QOTSA fan, Josh Homme produced Humbug).
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first time ive listened to an arctic monkeys song. not my cup of tea, although that guitar solo around 2:30 was pretty sweet. Like what you said, not my cup of tea, but can definitely see
the talent.
here's an awesome song that I found, I actually REALLY like this. alot.
the talent.
here's an awesome song that I found, I actually REALLY like this. alot.
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Originally Posted by cocacobra
Sounds awesome. I don't think it should be just moderators job to pose questions about music posted. Rather than just posting a link to a song I feel like everyone should have to contribute to the discussion and at the very least explain what song their posting or even describe what is interesting about it. If we can raise the overall post quality and include more discussions then I definitely think we can get official.
Anyways I'll start off.
Crying Lightning is primetime Arctic Monkeys and definitely makes it into my top 5 Arctic Monkeys songs. Love the deep bass, and how they're able to jam out on all their instruments without making it sound overcrowded. Crying Lightning was the most popular song off of Humbug but it topped out at #11 on the charts. Alex Turner really is an awesome singer/songwriter because he knows his voice and can make the lyrics flow very well (also if you're a QOTSA fan, Josh Homme produced Humbug).
I agree, the lyrics flow really nice, and I like that they're original.
Also like the bass in this song, don't often hear the bass so clear which is something I like alot.
Originally Posted by Thinkfast5
first time ive listened to an arctic monkeys song. not my cup of tea, although that guitar solo around 2:30 was pretty sweet. Like what you said, not my cup of tea, but can definitely see
the talent.
here's an awesome song that I found, I actually REALLY like this. alot.
didn't like the first 2 minutes that much because it was kinda repetitive, but the rap part was pretty cool.
Alright guys, I'd like to know what your first experience with music you can remember is!
(not counting lullaby's and those old school songs)
My first experience with music are songs from Sonata Arctica, my sister always listened to metal and when I finally got my own mp3-player I asked her to put some music on, she overloaded it with Sonata Arctica and some other metal bands, the first time I ever listened to it I was completely blown away. I've always had a place in my heart for Sonata Arctica then.
I wonder if you guys have any cool story about your first meeting with music ;p
edit: added the song because I was stupid and forgot to add it.
Last edited by Melqart; Mar 27, 2015 at 09:47 PM.
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I have a few. I especially remember listening and dancing to rock music on a tape when i was 4 or something. It would always be the same song over and over again, because at that age you really aren't too interested in trying new stuff.
My first record i remember getting was strauss's walzes, but it could've been vivaldi too. I listened a lot to those, but i also remember getting beethoven's collection of symphonies.
So i walked around listening to that stuff with my freestyle. Made me a bit of an outcast, since my classmates were hiphop guys (even if it was a classical music school).
Then when i was a little older, in the age of mobile phones, i heard rap for the first time. It also happened to be pac so that's cool. Pac is one of the few rappers i still enjoy listening to (but rarely do).
Anywho, here's the pac song.
Also, that arctic monkes song was so-so. I enjoyed it (i enjoy most am songs to a degree), but it was repetitive and i got bored with it.
My first record i remember getting was strauss's walzes, but it could've been vivaldi too. I listened a lot to those, but i also remember getting beethoven's collection of symphonies.
So i walked around listening to that stuff with my freestyle. Made me a bit of an outcast, since my classmates were hiphop guys (even if it was a classical music school).
Then when i was a little older, in the age of mobile phones, i heard rap for the first time. It also happened to be pac so that's cool. Pac is one of the few rappers i still enjoy listening to (but rarely do).
Anywho, here's the pac song.
Also, that arctic monkes song was so-so. I enjoyed it (i enjoy most am songs to a degree), but it was repetitive and i got bored with it.
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either way one of those songs that everyone likes, i literally dont know anyone who doesn't like Message in a Bottle or Every Breath You Take