Something by REM. Really not a fan, but the station I'm listening to is playing them.
(Hey Kaitlyn, who is that in your avatar?)
Iris- The Goo Goo Dolls
GNAT, it's Brendan Urie who is the singer of 'Panic! at the Disco'; if you haven't heard of them/him, here's a link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panic_at_the_disco :mrgreen:
Don't Tread On Me - 311
(Thanks Kaitlyn! I'll have to check them out one day when I'm not at work. I'm always up for new music!)
That reminds me, since you're from Australia I'm wondering if you know the band Killing Heidi??
Sunny Afternoon - The Kinks
Electrical Storm- U2
(Thanks Kaitlyn! I'll have to check them out one day when I'm not at work. I'm always up for new music!)
That reminds me, since you're from Australia I'm wondering if you know the band Killing Heidi??
I sure do know a band called Killing Heidi. I haven't heard much of them lately but they did have one or two songs I really liked. Why do you ask?
About Panic! at the Disco, they have an interesting sound and some of their lyrics are quite 'forward' so I can't guarantee you'll actually like them but I'm glad to hear you'll check them out!
Kaitlyn, I love Killing Heidi!!! I have all of their CD's. I was introduced to them after their first CD came out a few years back. A girl I was friends with at the time had told me about them and had the first CD, Reflector. She let me listen to it and I was hooked right then and there. They have such great music! Nobody here in the States knows of them. It's really sad. I was wondering if being there in Australia you've heard any news that I can't find about them putting out a new album anytime. Guess not. :dunno
As for Panic, like I said I'm not picky about music. I mean, I'm pretty ecclectic with my music. You should see my CD collection. It's rather "bipolar". :happy But yeah, most definitely I'll give them a listen. Thanks!
Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode BTW is the song I'm listening to right now.
I was listening, and paying a small homage to Luciano Pavarotti a while ago while doing some housework. Boy, that man could sing!!!! I couldn't understand a thing he sang about.....(it could have all been about treachery, carnage, pillage, and the destruction of humankind, for ALL I know!)......but he SOUNDED so very romantic and expressive with that classy classic voice of his. Mmm,mmm-----I'm not an opera buff by any stretch, but that voice, and its range, can really wind my clock somehow, you know? (sigh!)
You are the Music in Me - High School Musical 2
I've never listened to some of his music, but I like a bit of Opera. I like Sarah Brightman she has a good voice :)
One of my faves Kaitlyn!
Ship - yes he could sing. Most of his arias were from various classic opera, they were mainly romantic. The most common subject in those would be lost or requited love.
Music of the Night- Michael Crawford
Heaven 9/11 Remix- DJ Sammy
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John (recently rediscovered - Oh, those teenage evenings, dressed in black, listening to Funeral for a Friend by candlelight.........)