What are you listening to? Part III

[Huntn]

Best Angry Songs, first Rush, my favorite bluesey rock song, it’s a great work of art, followed by Alanis Morrissette, a powerful projection of betrayal and emotion, punctuated with profanity which is required for full impact, imo. There is no doubt that the human voice is the most powerful musical instrument known.

LTS

You Oughta Know
Profanity Included Version​

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prog rock into digressions...

TLDR ...

I was listening to Yes in 1972, freshman in college, when they were only on FM Stations. This was when AM ruled and they were not yet carried on AM pop stations. My introduction was:

 

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Best Angry Songs, first Rush, my favorite bluesey rock song, it’s a great work of art, followed by Alanis Morrissette, a powerful projection of betrayal and emotion, punctuated with profanity which is required for full impact, imo. There is no doubt that the human voice is the most powerful musical instrument known.

LTS

You Oughta Know
Profanity Included Version​

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I was listening to Yes in 1972, freshman in college, when they were only on FM Stations. This was when AM ruled and they were not yet carried on AM pop stations. My introduction was:

Ahhh - the 70s in college when FM radio was a thing
My yessongs album was excellent for cleaning the stems and seeds out of the cheap marijuana we could find back then
Shout out to WXRT in Chicago

 

[S.B.G]

The Man Who Wanted You to Look at the Ceiling, by CoolAm7

9 track album

coolam7.bandcamp.com

 

[mikzn]

Best Angry Songs, first Rush, my favorite bluesey rock song, it’s a great work of art, followed by Alanis Morrissette, a powerful projection of betrayal and emotion, punctuated with profanity which is required for full impact, imo. There is no doubt that the human voice is the most powerful musical instrument known.

Steve Perry / Journey 👍 - incredible creativity and vocals - saw Journey twice in Calgary in the 80's - escape show was fantasic / magic / blew me away to see Steve Perry sing in person - That said, I don't get the angry songs in terms of Journey?

On the other hand Alanis Morrissette always had a an aggressive edge and even angry tone in her music - but in a good way - incredible vocalist and forged her own genre with such a unique sound - amazing artist

My favorite Alanis Morrissette tune out of many would be Ironic - not quite angry - but close

 

[JacksonCraig94]

I’ve been listening to Ariana Grande’s ‘K bye for now (swt live)’ album on repeat.

 

[Glideslope]

Incrediblly good!

Best summary I’ve read yet.

The Misfit Awesomeness of Neil Peart and Rush — The New Yorker

Postscript Watching Peart play the drums gave the impression that he might possess several phantom limbs. Neil Peart’s drumming gave the impression that he might possess several phantom limbs. Neil Peart, the lyricist and virtuosic drummer of the Canadian progressive-rock band Rush, died on...

apple.news

 

[Huntn]

In memory of the Late, and one of the best drummers... Neal Peart...

RIP Mr. Peart... one heck of ride.

And one of my favorites...

Temples of Syrinx

Since we are binging Rush a little bit... This is an amazing performance. 😍

 

[Expos of 1969]

prog rock into digressions...

TLDR ...

First class tunes, every one.

 

[Ulenspiegel]

Since I bought and installed a Media Box, I've been listening solely to NRJ Léman. My favorite radio station in Geneva.

 

[S.B.G]

 

[Expos of 1969]

Charles Mingus - Ah Um

 

[Expos of 1969]

 

[TokMok3]

Ahhh - the 70s in college when FM radio was a thing

I remember that...
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[TokMok3]

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[mikzn]

Best Angry Songs,

I like this theme for a new play list - I have playlists for lots of different moods and emotions and somehow never thought of an "Angry Playlist" cool idea - Heavy Rock is often rebel oriented - Billy Idol comes to mind , and The Tubes - "Talk to ya Later"

That Said, Here are 2 (angry) songs from a little known Canadian band "Coney Hatch" that never quite got the audience they should have been able to - great musicians - great heavy rock performers - got to see them many times - mostly at "Frankie and Johnnys" Calgary - back in the 80's

Great Angry Lyrics and some awesome angry guitar solos 😡 👹

 

[Scepticalscribe]

@redshifted: Some great tracks, I especially love both Jethro Tull and Supertramp, but 10 links in one post take an age to load.

 

[redshifted]

@redshifted: Some great tracks, I especially love both Jethro Tull and Supertramp, but 10 links in one post take an age to load.

Shrug - this thread page (up to your reply) takes about 5 sec to load using my mediocre 100-ish MB/s connection
Every page on this thread takes about that long to load for me
I prefer links to music tracks that we can all listen to (or ignore) vs. folks just listing song titles
I don't understand the point of posting to this thread without music links anyway

I hang my head in shame
Feel free to report this terribly transgressive posting behavior
You may want to evaluate your caffeine intake levels though

 

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Does anybody know of any good didgeridoo albums?

Dr. Didg - The CD "Serotonality" is great
Anything featuring the late Dr. Graham Wiggins (aka Dr. Didg) is going to be good
Some samples ...

 

[S.B.G]

Dr. Didg - The CD "Serotonality" is great
Anything featuring the late Dr. Graham Wiggins (aka Dr. Didg) is going to be good
Some samples ...

Excellent! Thank you for the recommendations.

 

[Mefisto]

Listening to Massive Attack's Blue Lines. Good stuff, and hasn't aged a bit in the years following it's release in 1991.

 

[Huntn]

I like this theme for a new play list - I have playlists for lots of different moods and emotions and somehow never thought of an "Angry Playlist" cool idea - Heavy Rock is often rebel oriented - Billy Idol comes to mind , and The Tubes - "Talk to ya Later"

That Said, Here are 2 (angry) songs from a little known Canadian band "Coney Hatch" that never quite got the audience they should have been able to - great musicians - great heavy rock performers - got to see them many times - mostly at "Frankie and Johnnys" Calgary - back in the 80's

Great Angry Lyrics and some awesome angry guitar solos 😡 👹

Angry Song: Whose That Girl?

 

[faust]

 

[avz]

"Other planes lie beyond the reach
Of normal sense and common roads
But they are no less real
Than what we see or touch or feel..."

 

[Weaselboy]

Moderator Note:

Could you folks please try and limit the YT vids to a couple per post. More than that seems to really kill the thread load speed. Thanks and everybody have a good week!

 

[D.T.]

Moderator Note:

Could you folks please try and limit the YT vids to a couple per post. More than that seems to really kill the thread load speed. Thanks and everybody have a good week!

Hahaha, I loaded this thread and my fans kicked on !

Maybe using an audio streaming link? I guess for selected tracks that has to be a pay account (from the various services ...[?])

I like this theme for a new play list - I have playlists for lots of different moods and emotions and somehow never thought of an "Angry Playlist" cool idea [...]

Angry Song

Hahaha, yes, we do a lot of thematic playlists (in additional to artist-centric ones). A favorite of ours is pretty dark, a lot of jolly serial killer tunes and such

Here's a few samples for your angry listening pleasure I love the happy pop vibe of the second two, hahaha ...

Trying this with Spotify, let me know if it doesn't work for you ... also these tracks tends to have NSFW lyric content

@Weaselboy Let me know if that's too many and/or if it's a better way to share music content ... !