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Ehwmatt wrote:I'm not much for modern mainstream music, lots of it is garbage, but every once in a while I hear a song that even the anti-establishment curmudgeon in me has to relent and (secretly) play a song on repeat.
Here's mine right now:
Katy Perry - Waking Up In Vegas - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-pUaogoX5o - Same stupid broad that did that "I kissed a girl and I liked it" and "You're hot then you're cold you're in then you're out" songs that are absolutely HORRENDOUS. However, I like this song. Neat instrumentation, great chorus hook, and cheesy ass lyrics.
Lifehouse - First Time - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0fKI_FS-4U - Not a brand new song by any means, but only a couple years old. I really like this one.
Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
StocktontoMalone wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:I'm not much for modern mainstream music, lots of it is garbage, but every once in a while I hear a song that even the anti-establishment curmudgeon in me has to relent and (secretly) play a song on repeat.
Here's mine right now:
Katy Perry - Waking Up In Vegas - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-pUaogoX5o - Same stupid broad that did that "I kissed a girl and I liked it" and "You're hot then you're cold you're in then you're out" songs that are absolutely HORRENDOUS. However, I like this song. Neat instrumentation, great chorus hook, and cheesy ass lyrics.
Lifehouse - First Time - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0fKI_FS-4U - Not a brand new song by any means, but only a couple years old. I really like this one.
Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
Does it have to be modern?
Ehwmatt wrote:Lifehouse - First Time - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0fKI_FS-4U - Not a brand new song by any means, but only a couple years old. I really like this one.
Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
StevePerryHair wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Lifehouse - First Time - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0fKI_FS-4U - Not a brand new song by any means, but only a couple years old. I really like this one.
Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
I actually like this lifehouse song, even though I find it sad , the lyrics are really moving:
Broken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZXHYItXWqE
I really like their album. I saw them live with the Goo Goo Dolls a couple summers ago. They were really good!
Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Lifehouse - First Time - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0fKI_FS-4U - Not a brand new song by any means, but only a couple years old. I really like this one.
Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
I actually like this lifehouse song, even though I find it sad , the lyrics are really moving:
Broken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZXHYItXWqE
I really like their album. I saw them live with the Goo Goo Dolls a couple summers ago. They were really good!
The few live videos I've seen of them, their singer sounds a little thin to me. Pitchwise/tone-wise he's spot on, but his producer has fattened his voice up a ton. The Goo Goo Dolls are one of my favorites, I grew up with those fuckers, but man, Johnny Rzenik is a HORRENDOUS live singer. He doesn't go for one single high note and he changes the melodies because of this and kills the momentum of nearly all the songs.
StevePerryHair wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Lifehouse - First Time - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0fKI_FS-4U - Not a brand new song by any means, but only a couple years old. I really like this one.
Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
I actually like this lifehouse song, even though I find it sad , the lyrics are really moving:
Broken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZXHYItXWqE
I really like their album. I saw them live with the Goo Goo Dolls a couple summers ago. They were really good!
The few live videos I've seen of them, their singer sounds a little thin to me. Pitchwise/tone-wise he's spot on, but his producer has fattened his voice up a ton. The Goo Goo Dolls are one of my favorites, I grew up with those fuckers, but man, Johnny Rzenik is a HORRENDOUS live singer. He doesn't go for one single high note and he changes the melodies because of this and kills the momentum of nearly all the songs.
I think Johnny is just losing his voice over time. I loved them live in concert, but by the end he was REALLY struggling! They didn't tour last year, so maybe they are taking a break. They are making a new album though, so I hope this summer I can see them again. It was a fun concert though! And Lifehouse sounded pretty good live to me! I had never heard of them until that day, except for one song on the radio at the time, and I think it's the one you just posted. I bought the album after and I do like it. They fit well with the GGD's, so I can see why they picked them as tour partners. They also had Colbie Caillat open for them, but I'm not a fan of her music. It bores me
Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:StevePerryHair wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:Lifehouse - First Time - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0fKI_FS-4U - Not a brand new song by any means, but only a couple years old. I really like this one.
Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
I actually like this lifehouse song, even though I find it sad , the lyrics are really moving:
Broken
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZXHYItXWqE
I really like their album. I saw them live with the Goo Goo Dolls a couple summers ago. They were really good!
The few live videos I've seen of them, their singer sounds a little thin to me. Pitchwise/tone-wise he's spot on, but his producer has fattened his voice up a ton. The Goo Goo Dolls are one of my favorites, I grew up with those fuckers, but man, Johnny Rzenik is a HORRENDOUS live singer. He doesn't go for one single high note and he changes the melodies because of this and kills the momentum of nearly all the songs.
I think Johnny is just losing his voice over time. I loved them live in concert, but by the end he was REALLY struggling! They didn't tour last year, so maybe they are taking a break. They are making a new album though, so I hope this summer I can see them again. It was a fun concert though! And Lifehouse sounded pretty good live to me! I had never heard of them until that day, except for one song on the radio at the time, and I think it's the one you just posted. I bought the album after and I do like it. They fit well with the GGD's, so I can see why they picked them as tour partners. They also had Colbie Caillat open for them, but I'm not a fan of her music. It bores me
You may be right, I just found this video (my least favorite big GGD song I might add): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYjkQKus ... re=related
He's hitting the highs here, 11 years ago. I guess I've never heard old live Dolls material, but I've heard him dodging highs going back to all the stuff I've heard. Looking at my library most of it is from 04+
Ehwmatt wrote:The Goo Goo Dolls are one of my favorites, I grew up with those fuckers, but man, Johnny Rzenik is a HORRENDOUS live singer. He doesn't go for one single high note and he changes the melodies because of this and kills the momentum of nearly all the songs.
Ehwmatt wrote: Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
Sarah wrote:Ehwmatt wrote: Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
I thought guilty pleasures were generally things that other people would think are bad? I was all prepared to talk about Disturbia by Rihanna, Forever by Chris Brown, and Paparazzi by Gaga.
Jana wrote:Sarah wrote:Ehwmatt wrote: Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
I thought guilty pleasures were generally things that other people would think are bad? I was all prepared to talk about Disturbia by Rihanna, Forever by Chris Brown, and Paparazzi by Gaga.
My songs had a dance vibe and I posted them, b/c those, to me, are guilty pleasure songs, not all serious love songs.
Sarah wrote:Jana wrote:Sarah wrote:Ehwmatt wrote: Let's hear some, no dance song garbage though, let's get some songs with a real melodic hook and at least decent musical performance.
I thought guilty pleasures were generally things that other people would think are bad? I was all prepared to talk about Disturbia by Rihanna, Forever by Chris Brown, and Paparazzi by Gaga.
My songs had a dance vibe and I posted them, b/c those, to me, are guilty pleasure songs, not all serious love songs.
Haha I like the songs you chose too. I truly enjoy Justin Timberlake in general.
strangegrey wrote:It's not modern, as in time, but certainly modern as in feel....
Marvelous 3. Love em!
I also dig the first album by the All American Rejects....and a few songs released afterwards by them. Good stuff
favorite song by these guys...something about it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVs6E0BgFcs
Ehwmatt wrote:I remember Freak of the Week by Marv. 3 and I remember their cover of Reelin in the Years for Me Myself and Irene. Other than that, haven't heard much from them. Freak of the Week was a good tune
strangegrey wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:I remember Freak of the Week by Marv. 3 and I remember their cover of Reelin in the Years for Me Myself and Irene. Other than that, haven't heard much from them. Freak of the Week was a good tune
Freak of the Week is actually my least favorite song by those guys. Those albums are chock full of great tunes...
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