Well today focused on enragement, especially since I was paid in counterfeit.
So on that note, I think today's playlist should revolve around songs that get you extremely angry. Pissed off anthems as I like to call them. They playlist consists off:
Huggy Bear: Her Jazz Genres: Riot Grrrl, Art Punk
Siniestro Total: Bailare Sombre Tu Tumba Genres: Punk Blues, Hard Rock
Nine Inch Nails: Starfuckers, Inc. Genres: Alternative Metal, Industrial Metal
Dead Kennedys: Nazi Punks Fuck Off Genres: Hardcore Punk
Kelis: Caught Out There Genres: Alternative Hip Hop
System Of A Down: B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Bombs) Genres: Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal
Lily Allen: Fuck You Genres: Alternative Dance, Indie Pop
La Pestilencia: Nada Me Obliga Genres: Alternative Metal, Hardcore Punk
I'm doing this late again since I had trouble with certain downloads and having to download them again
Trust me it's none of this........
I will say though that all that time I've spent trying to download everything again, I totally forgot about the playlist until thirty minutes ago. :P So here are today's songs and artists I would like to highlight!
Empire Of The Sun: We Are The People Genres: Folktronica, New Wave
Suicide: Ghost Rider Genres: No Wave, Art Punk, Synthpunk
Broadcast: Colour Me In Genres: Indietronica, Dream Pop
Miriam Makeba: Pata Pata Genres: Rock & Roll
Dick Dale And His Del-Tones: Let's Go Trippin' Genres: Surf Rock, Rock & Roll
Powerman 5000: When Worlds Collide Genres: Industrial Metal, Alternative Metal, Nu Metal
Gotan Project: Una Musical Brutal Genres: Tango-Rock, Trip Rock
Mando Diao: Dance With Somebody Genres: Indie Rock, Dance Rock, Alternative
It's a little weird that I'm finally doing this in the afternoon instead of night. That and I still feel pretty sleepy at the moment. I need to wake up more!
That's just how I am.....
Anyways, let's go over what the playlist of the day is:
Martina Topley-Bird: Sandpaper Kisses Genres: Trip Rock, Indie Pop
Rob Zombie: Living Dead Girl Genres: Shock Rock, Industrial Metal
Legião Urbana: Eduardo E Mônica Genres: Art Rock, Folk Rock
The Go! Team: The Power Is On Genres: Alternative Dance, Indie Pop, Alternative Hip Hop
Small Black: Search Party Genres: Lo-Fi, Chillwave
Dolly Parton: I Will Always Love You Genres: Soft Rock, Country Rock
Kyu Sakamoto: Ue O Muite Arukō Genres: Pop/Rock
Libido: Como Un Perro Genres:Alternative, Post-Grunge
Hola como estas, I've been doing a little bit of reminiscing about my life lately.
I reminisce of how many times I ran into poles also.
I also have been looking at interesting articles of unreleased games out of boredom. I'll get to that when I start my other blog. For now, I would like to show you today's playlist, which consists of:
David Byrne & Fatboy Slim: Please Don't (Feat. Santigold) Genres: Alternative Dance, Art Rock, Big Beat
Aterciopelados: Florecita Rockera Genres: Garage Punk, Alternative
Sunny Day Real Estate: In Circles Genres: Alternative, Emo, Indie Rock
KMFDM: Juke Joint Jezebel Genres: Industrial Metal
Yo La Tengo: Let's Save Tony Orlando's House Genres: Dream Pop, Indie Rock
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell: Ain't No Mountain High Enough Genres: Psychedelic Soul
Kim Kyung Ho: Shout Genres: Speed Metal, Hard Rock
Sex Pistols: Pretty Vacant Genres: Punk Rock
Well I'm close to running out of time, by three minutes. So I'll post the following videos as well :P
As I said before, I apologize for not updating. I had some recent issues come up.
I really don't think I'm that psychotic....
Recently some things haven't been going so well, and I decided to take a break from Blogger for a while.
Well anyways what's on hand is that I need to do my usual. (I've done things like this before.) So today I'm presenting three songs that are of course random and not as much related to each other, or else what would be the point of this blog? Today's SOTD(s) are:
Rammstein: Seemann Genres: Industrial Metal, Gothic Rock
Oh Land: Speak Out Now Genres: Indietronica, Experimental Rock, Alternative Dance
Porter: Host Of A Ghost Genres: Indie Pop, Experimental Rock, Art Rock, Psychedelic Pop
Okay where do I exactly start? Well any of you guys have heard of Rammstein right? Great Industrial Metal band that rose out of Germany? Anyone?! For most of you that probably don't listen to Non-English songs, I encourage you to! (This is coming from a Mexican! :P) It's great on what you'd find, like this for instance. This song came from the first album "Herzeleid". So basically this song came before the popular song "Du Hast" came out. To me this is also a little bit better than "Du Hast" actually.
Probably what some people are thinking right now....
This song is a little different from most Rammstein songs, since it carries a more gothic feel to it. Christian "Flake" Lorenz starts us of with a minimalistic glitch sound that sets highly dark mood. I'm presuming at the beginning of the song (and partially played during the course of it) Paul Landers plays a seemingly gloomy scale while Oliver Riedel softly strums the bass that gives of a morbid feeling in the air. After a while, then Christoph Schneider joins in aggressively hitting the toms before crashing the cymbals while Richard Kruspe starts to deliver a stunning piece that fills in the dreaded part of the song. Till Lindermann then makes a sad but true statement in lyrical form. We are all afraid to die alone in the vast expansion we call life itself.
As Metallica stated, "Sad But True"
Out next song drives out from the sadness of life to now one of those dancy rebellious anthems that I think will probably be an awesome gay anthem! :) (Even though a gay anthem doesn't have to make us dance but somewhat empowered, encouraged to make a choice. like a Punk Rock song.) If youhaven't heard of Oh Land, I'm going to tell you anyways. Oh Land comes from Denmark, where she once was a beautiful ballerina, except a serious and unfortunate accident caused her to retire from that dream life. Instead of moping, she focused on another talent she had. Along with her interest in the arts (probably helped by her parents) she then started to create wonderful music that a lot of people are still trying to confuse as if Lady Gaga created art herself. (I don't hate Lady Gaga at all, just the fact that some of her fans are pretty stupid at making statements that give her a bad rep, you catch my drift?)
I still like her unique attitude on avant garde fashion
Now along to the song, you hear an already catchy drum beat along with what appears to be a xylophone following the beat. After breathing a lot of ahhs, Nanna (Oh Land) begins to question about ones ability to make their statement towards what sounds like animosity. After a moment, the chorus comes up along with a bubblegum dream-like synth. She continues to sing about not being left behind to dissapear into a void of doubt, when in fact you seem to be the only natural attendant in a facade of how life should be viewed as. To escape these pile of contradictions, one must attempt to "speak out". This is why I think it should fit as not just a gay anthem, but a rebellious anthem in general for those who feel insecure about how people treat them.
Everyone has emotion, even the sad ones
While we are on the subject of experimental music, I like to bring out an Indie band I started to love ever since I became curious about them. They come from Mexico and they sound magnificent, kind of like MGMT or Empire Of The Sun. The lead singer also has a solo career with a different stage name, Juan Son. They mostly sing in Spanish but also have some English songs as well. I'd like to present one of their most interesting songs, not because it's a single, but because of the creative form that was displayed.
Plus it's obsession with cats.
It starts off with Bacter producing music that rises in beats. Imagine a somewhat dying flashlight that you whack sometimes in order for it to get brighter (Don't know how that works.) He is accompanied by Chata whom sounds as if he's hitting off somewhere in the distance, like under the sea. Fehr and Villor then linger in as Bacter joins them again with a bass this time. Mussgo (Juan Son) than sings about, in simple terms, a reunion with someone he once fell in love with before, but sees her again as a shell of old memories: A "host of a ghost". The music video also shows that the song could possibly be about abortion, but I agree more with the lost love meaning. All the while before Chata is about to break out an start drumming in fast tempo seizure mode, we hear meowing. In a way, it's pretty catchy meowing that hooks me more than that commercial with the cats meowing a familiar children's tune. (Can't remember the damn name.....oh well :P) Check out the songs right now!
