What are you listening to?

[CountDeMoney]

Right Now?  Love Walks In?  When It's Love?  Other songs with the word "love" in the title?

Inspirational Bon Jovi bullshit sellout rock.  Van Hagar is an abomination.

HAVE YOU SEEN JUNIORS GRADES

[Ed Anger]

I like hagar's first two VH albums. Then it turns to total shit.

[Josephus]

Right Now?  Love Walks In?  When It's Love?  Other songs with the word "love" in the title?

Inspirational Bon Jovi bullshit sellout rock.  Van Hagar is an abomination.

HAVE YOU SEEN JUNIORS GRADES

Cradle Will Rock, may very well be the first song I ever rocked out to

[Barrister]

Van Halen '1984' - Especially 'Jump' and the guitar solo in 'Drop Dead Legs'

Not really partial to "Jump", but "Panama" and especially "Hot For Teacher" were the last, fitful breaths of a truly monumental rock band, before they went got themselves all Yoko Ono'd.

Thought they had some good songs in the Hagar era. I was partial to that Right Now song.

Van Hagar is the best.
Dead Man's Bones (Ryan Gosling's music combo or whatever)--The Place Where You Sleep.  Pretty good.

Right Now?  Love Walks In?  When It's Love?  Other songs with the word "love" in the title?

On the other hand, Roth had Dance the Night Away.

1980-1985... you're either listening to The Cure, of you're listening to shit.  Your choice.

[Josephus]

Van Halen '1984' - Especially 'Jump' and the guitar solo in 'Drop Dead Legs'

Not really partial to "Jump", but "Panama" and especially "Hot For Teacher" were the last, fitful breaths of a truly monumental rock band, before they went got themselves all Yoko Ono'd.

Thought they had some good songs in the Hagar era. I was partial to that Right Now song.

Van Hagar is the best.
Dead Man's Bones (Ryan Gosling's music combo or whatever)--The Place Where You Sleep.  Pretty good.

Right Now?  Love Walks In?  When It's Love?  Other songs with the word "love" in the title?

On the other hand, Roth had Dance the Night Away.

1980-1985... you're either listening to The Cure, of you're listening to shit.  Your choice.

I was listening to neither.

[CountDeMoney]

1980-1985... you're either listening to The Cure, of you're listening to shit.  Your choice.

Oh bullshit, there was plenty of good music then that didn't involve dressing up as mimes.

[Lettow77]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVbbtuJfgIc
A scene from an otherwise forgettable movie-

In an arousingly Christian, staid family, a young boy violates the serenity of evening supper. Long-haired and chubby, the defiant, spoiled indolent represents all that is unpleasant in American society. Indeed, he has the virtues of his vices, with a certain enviable courage and enthusiasm in overturning all that is orderly and just.

But the scene does not truly become exalted until he is expelled from the dining room by his father. His father, whose hair is greying and whose forehead is creased with worry lines, (The forehead is an inherently shameful area, best hidden for females, but his weathered forehead expresses a certain confident virility I could never attain..) is wearing a proper white button-shirt and slacks, the very image of respectability. Banishing his son to his room, he begins a series of pronouncements that leave me a flutter.

You've disobeyed my orders, son,
Why were you ever born?.
Your brother's ten times better than you,
Jesus loves him more.
This music that you play for us comes from the depths of hell.
Rock and roll's The Devil's work, he wants you to rebel.
You'll become a mindless puppet;
Beelzebub will pull the strings!
Your heart will lose direction,
And chaos it will bring.
You'd better shut your mouth,
Better watch your tone!
You're grounded for a week with no telephone!
Don't let me here you cry,
Don't let me hear you moan!
You gotta praise The Lord when you're in my home!

This stalwart of order, smashing apart the false idols that threaten decency and morality, warning of instability and dispensing justice, has me staggering. It as if it was some sort of pornography- I can't get enough of his firm tone, and desire too to be the oppressive agent of a social order. I close my eyes and imagine him depriving females of employment opportunities, or turning miscreant minorities from the polls, and completely lose my composure.

[The Brain]

 

[The Brain]

Sir Christopher Lee - King of the Franks

[PDH]

Gary Numan - The Joy Circuit

[Ed Anger]

QotSA - Vampyre of Time and Memory

[derspiess]

Right Now?  Love Walks In?  When It's Love?  Other songs with the word "love" in the title?

Inspirational Bon Jovi bullshit sellout rock.  Van Hagar is an abomination.

HAVE YOU SEEN JUNIORS GRADES

All correct.

[PDH]

Van Halen - Everybody Wants Some!!

[Eddie Teach]

Jimmy Buffett--Cheeseburger In Paradise.  This song speaks to me.

Mmmm, cheeseburger...


The Xx- Infinity
Rihanna- Stay
Massive Attack- Paradise Circus
The Beatles- You Won't See Me
Ace of Base- Beautiful Life

[Ideologue]

Van Halen '1984' - Especially 'Jump' and the guitar solo in 'Drop Dead Legs'

Not really partial to "Jump", but "Panama" and especially "Hot For Teacher" were the last, fitful breaths of a truly monumental rock band, before they went got themselves all Yoko Ono'd.

Thought they had some good songs in the Hagar era. I was partial to that Right Now song.

Van Hagar is the best.
Dead Man's Bones (Ryan Gosling's music combo or whatever)--The Place Where You Sleep.  Pretty good.

Right Now?  Love Walks In?  When It's Love?  Other songs with the word "love" in the title?

On the other hand, Roth had Dance the Night Away.

1980-1985... you're either listening to The Cure, of you're listening to shit.  Your choice.

Yeah.  The Cure was literally the only band performing 1980-85 worth anything.

Good Lord.