Arts & Humanities Last song you listened too

[moses]

On the recommendation of a colleague - Gary Moore - Midnight Blues

Never heard much of his stuff before, very impressive guitarist.

What is the last song you listened too?

 

[nicky]

Beethoven's symphony 9.

I had to dry some sheets at the laundromat because i don't have a clothes dryer and wanted to read a book rather than watch the shitful TV that was on and can only read to classical music.

However i am still cultured.

 

[Stratton_Gun]

Let me blow your mind- Eve

 

[timtamWB]

A Drop In The Ocean - Ron Pope

 

[BC9_]

Mystify - INXS

 

[BC9_]

Let me blow your mind- Eve

That song takes me back to primary school, I remember it off So Fresh: Hits of Summer 2002 CD...it comes after Smooth Criminal (Alien Ant Farm). Ah the days.

Anyone else?

 

[Stratton_Gun]

That song takes me back to primary school, I remember it off So Fresh: Hits of Summer 2002 CD...it comes after Smooth Criminal (Alien Ant Farm). Ah the days.

Anyone else?

Is that the one with the yellow cover or do I have 2003 maybe. Some ripper songs though.

Music these days sucks

 

[BC9_]

Is that the one with the yellow cover or do I have 2003 maybe. Some ripper songs though.

Music these days sucks

Yep the yellow/orange cover IIRC

 

[Stratton_Gun]

Yep the yellow/orange cover IIRC

Have got it in my room still with all my other CD's I bought when I was around 11. Singles usually as I was too cheap to fork out for the album. I remember buying The Eminem Show though when I was around 11 from KMART. Somehow got it without parental supervision too. Remember thinking I was the biggest HK

 

[BC9_]

Haha I've got that one too. I was pretty young for it, I always used to skip to the Curtain's Close (skit) and just laugh my head off

 

[lmach]

No Church In The Wild

 

[Zach Package]

was actually the theme song to the movie Shaft

 

[Roobs321]

I remember getting a few decent So Fresh albums. Summer 2000/2001 (blue cover) and the Spring 2001 albums (green cover) were excellent (at the time anyway). Had a few Hit Machines and 100% Hits a couple years before that as well.

I got a part time job in 2002, and was 14 that year, so turned my back on those compilations from that point on.

 

[little graham]

I'm streaming an American cyber station that classes itself as classic rock, every second song this morning is acdc. For starters i have to go out, but i'm enjoying these yanks giving me a selection of acdc better than any Australian station has(for along time) They're givin a real good selection of the bluesy ac/dc, most people get off on the harder rock style,.

Right now "put the finger on you"

 

[stmookeyj]

The Living End - Save The Day/Second Solution. Last song played before the training run ended this morning.

 

[JUBJUB]

This last night on Smooth [Foxtel]

 

[class78]

Pacemaker-Jamie T

The "Young pa's watched their young sons get cancer" line makes me feel so weird, especially when its followed up by "I don't wanna fight, 'e's a right big campaigner". Good track. Anyone able to annotate?

 

[QS]

Steps - 5, 6, 7, 8 in the gym. Got me pumping.

 

[BILC]

 

[Wolitzer]

Jenny was a friend of mine.

 

[Colin D'Cops]

 

[Percel]

Let it Go - Frozen soundtrack

 

[zimma]

Had the best of cd in my car for a while, too lazy to get another cd or plug my phone in most of the time for short drives

 

[Natho]

Bloc party- this modern love

 

[BORK]