What are you listening to right now?

[SlowPokemon]

"Dead Already" by Thomas Newman, from American Beauty. This track sums up everything I like about Newman's style. It's just got this odd quirky sound to it.

[KefkaticFanatic]

https://soundcloud.com/supertronic/fhqwhgads-the-tank-engine

11/10

[CLBGM]

Aaaaaaaaaaa-aaaaaaaaahhhhh Aaaaa-aaaa-aaaaaa-a-aaaahhhhh
Aaaaaaaaaaa-aaaaaaaaahhhhh Ooooo-aaaa-aaaaaa-a-a-aahhhhh

[King Sammer]

Flopside from Super Paper Mario.

[braix]

a7x

[FierceDeity]

YESSSSSS

I just watched the music video for a little piece of heaven the other day, and I gotta say, I was not disappointed.

[Bloop]

MUST'VE STABBED HER FIFTY FUCKING TIMES
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT
RIPPED HER HEART OUT RIGHT BEFORE HER EYES
EYES OVER EASY
EAT IT
EAT IT
EAT IT

I know someone who got scared from that video, and doesn't want to hear the song anymore
Also I saw them live :3

[FierceDeity]

I AM SO JEALOUS

And hahahahahaha, I mean, if the music weren't so fucking beautiful, idk how I'd feel about the lyrics, but having them in contrast with such genius writing is just amazing. Like, the duet is actually so pretty, and it's absurd how many directions they take the song while having it remain so seamless.

[Bloop]

An orchestra makes most metal better :3
I know a brutal symphonic death metal band and I like them because of the symphonic parts (which are actually very well made).
Also, I saw them at Pinkpop, together with Metallica :3

[King Sammer]

Eking Sammer is listening to BLEHBLUHBGHLBHGBLUHBGHUH right now.

[DrP]

I was playing this in my car nonstop on my way home from work... I'm just glad no one else was in my car with me. I hope the people around me didn't see anything

[FireArrow]

Eking Sammer is listening to BLEHBLUHBGHLBHGBLUHBGHUH right now.

That moment when you have less subscribers than freaking this.

[CLBGM]

Performing this with the choir and orchestra at the conservatory today, im so excited! >.<

[SuperFireKirby]

Yay french music

[SlowPokemon]

My piano professor got me an iTunes gift card as a thank you for accompanying a saxophone player in a recital a month ago or so, and I used the money to buy Joe Hisaishi's score for The Tale of Princess Kaguya. Ugh it's so good. It's not nearly as blatant as Hisaishi's other music, but it has this awesome reflective and earthy quality that I just can't get enough of.