OT: Music Thread

[ReasonablySober]

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Very good.

[WeekapaugGroove]

Looking at my top 5 Spotify artist from 2022 and had to laugh.. one of these is not like the others. (How the hell do I get 'prermision' to post a picture from Tapatalk app?)

1. Pearl Jam
2. Phish
3. Grateful Dead
4. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
5. Widespread Panic

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[ReasonablySober]

I was surprised to see that Spotify Wrapped and my Last.fm mostly matched up. I always assumed Spotify Wrapped was bullsh*t.

Top Artists:
1 - Banks
2 - The Gaslight Anthem
3 - Ghost
4 - Delaney Jane
5 - Halsey

Top Songs
1 - Halsey - So Good
2 - Cold - A Different Kind of Pain
3 - Refused - New Noise
4 - Banks - Skinnydipped
5 - The Gaslight Anthem - We Came to Dance

I wish I could see what I listened to most on Youtube, since I've been gradually relying on that more when I'm at work. I've spent a lot of days only listening to "My Mix" because their algorithm is so good.

[WeekapaugGroove]

If you like 90's music and are thinking about a trip out to AZ to catch some Brewers spring training games you might want to check this out: https://www.inningsfestival.com/arizona

[MikeIsGood]

Mine makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. I just do not get how this works.

Top Songs
1. Pinegrove - Alaska (33 times? lol)
2. Courtney Barnett - Write a list of things to look forward to
3. Sam Fender - Seventeen going under (this is - by far - my most played song)
4. Arlo Parks - Softly
5. Good Morning - Country

Top Artists
1. Pinegrove (only 88 minutes - Alaska alone would take up 68 minutes)
2. Arcade Fire
3. Spoon
4. Soccer Mommy
5. Local Natives

[stellation]

Top Artists
1. The Magnetic Fields
2. Belle and Sebastian
3. Bon Iver
4. Nobuo Uematsu
5. The National

I am a twee sad dad.

[emunney]

From sunrise to sunset, you kept it interesting

Your morning started with Sorrow Zen Heartache

You seized the day with Funny Sad Boi Feel good

You embraced the night with Proud Angst Healing

fjcking what

[ReasonablySober]

Morning: Angst Empowering Moody
Afternoon: Angst Upbeat Mayhem
Night: Soft Light Moody

No idea.

[blazza18]

I got sad remembering why I listened to so much Foo Fighters this year.

[ReasonablySober]

Turns out Youtube does have a recap. Click here if you're interested.

Top youtube plays this year:

1 - Refused - New Noise
2 - Dorothy - Rest in Peace
3 - Guns N' Roses - Don't Cry
4 - Temple of the Dog - Hunger Strike
5 - Alice in Chains - Would?
6 - Bush - Glycerine
7 - Avenged Sevenfold - Afterlife
8 - Halestorm - Love Bites
9 - Metallica - One
10 - Guns N' Roses - Patience

Not surprisingly, my top 100 list is 90% radio rock. That's what I prefer to listen to when I'm at work.

[chonestown]

All I can say is I listened to MC Paul Barman's "Bleeding Brain Grow" an alarming number of times, but TBF it does include the line "I made a Planned Parenthood out of transparent wood."

[MickeyDavis]

1. Guns N' Roses
2. Metallica
3. Graham Parker
4. Cowboy Mouth
5. Foo Fighters

[crkone]

[machu46]

I share my Spotify with my wife so our top 5 tends to be mainly her influence or stuff we can listen to together but then the top 100 playlist includes incredibly bizarre range of music. Our top 5 artists was:

1. Bastille
2. Maggie Rogers
3. Paul Simon
4. The Killers
5. Vance Joy

But our top 100 includes artists like Looking Glass, Anderson Paak, Kygo, Jay & The Americans, Sam Cooke, Alvaro Soler, Paramore, Motley Crue, and the Encanto soundtrack lol


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[emunney]

All I can say is I listened to MC Paul Barman's "Bleeding Brain Grow" an alarming number of times, but TBF it does include the line "I made a Planned Parenthood out of transparent wood."

Totally forgot about this guy. Old school like Aztecs, but new in other aspects.

[emunney]

Anyway, came here to post about Nas. Songs/albums flow out of him in a constant stream, with very little distinguishing one from the next, and yet I'd still rather listen to Nas rap than 99.9% of all other sounds. I hesitate to call the new album "good", but it's Nas rapping so yeah it's good.

[emunney]

Paul Barman's got me thinking about other turn-of-the-millenium era rappers I've forgotten existed. This was in regular rotation:

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[chonestown]

Anyway, came here to post about Nas. Songs/albums flow out of him in a constant stream, with very little distinguishing one from the next, and yet I'd still rather listen to Nas rap than 99.9% of all other sounds. I hesitate to call the new album "good", but it's Nas rapping so yeah it's good.

This post has been rattling around my cranium for a bit. Nas has put in 30+ years, remains vital, his writing is still sharp and there's no sign he will slow down. Probably the closest thing in hip-hop to a Dylan or Springsteen in that he's going to keep rapping and that it is obligatory to still check on his new material each time. Rapping hasn't been a springboard for him other than the opportunity to keep rapping. I think "Magic" is a great record and the new one doesn't reach that level, but yeah, it's Nas on a record, almost perverse to complain.

[MikeIsGood]

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You're welcome.

[Iheartfootball]

2022 favorites.

album: The Smile - A Light For Attracting Attention
song: Yard Act - 100% Endurance
podcast: Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

Happy New Year everyone.