Radio Disney Version of Slipknot's "Wait and Bleed" - 10/10
This really is quite hilarious to watch, seeing how mismatched the audio is with the visual side of things. Seeing a bunch of posers desperately trying to look tough and menacing, only for a bright, happy, upbeat piece of music to be placed over the top - I just thing that's brilliant .
Radio Disney Version of Slipknot's "Wait and Bleed" - 10/10
This really is quite hilarious to watch, seeing how mismatched the audio is with the visual side of things. Seeing a bunch of posers desperately trying to look tough and menacing, only for a bright, happy, upbeat piece of music to be placed over the top - I just thing that's brilliant .
HAHAHAHAHAHAH that's really ridiculous, especially the part when extra drums kick in xD
oh you can also see Pinnochio at times, for example at 0:41
Radio Disney Version of Slipknot's "Wait and Bleed" - 10/10
This really is quite hilarious to watch, seeing how mismatched the audio is with the visual side of things. Seeing a bunch of posers desperately trying to look tough and menacing, only for a bright, happy, upbeat piece of music to be placed over the top - I just thing that's brilliant .
Yeah, I've known about his channel and videos for a while, but somehow managed to miss that Slipknot one ^. Another of my favourites is the Broadway Version of Motorhead's "Ace of Spades".
Not even really a song but more a call to arms. Creative imagery and wordplay combined with a marching drumbeat and melancholy violin lines make this a piece that really sticks with you. Somebody also made a nice typography thingy for it in the youtube link. Not what i'd have envisioned personally but it's still pretty bloomin' snazzy. Check it out.
Cultural gap here methinks, I loved it long time Bar the guitar solos which were identical to the original and didn't really fit the Bossa Nova vibe, plus playing them in clean exposes how much classy distortion and reverb gloss up everything in lead guitar
Did you ever check out The Distillers? I know you like your female fronted bands.
I'd crap myself if you can name a band I haven't checked out. But I'll check the link out , see if it's a new song. BUT, I've heard this band and like it. New song for me though.
LOL Actually, I don't think this one is in my collection. Thanks for sharing man. I like this, it's got a lot of sound, personality, some how it doesn't feel generic. Thanks for sharing, grade A.
I've been meaning to listen to more Poets of the Fall ever since I heard War in Alan Wake. Then your link helped remind me that I already heard them before in Max Payne 2.
Arctic Monkeys song (Probably one of the "Not so known" ones), accidentally stumbled upon and it's probably if not my favorite, then one of them.
There's nothing like a good northern (England) band (being a northerner myself) though I prefer 505 or Fluorescent Adolescent.
Oh and thanks to the Nerdist podcast (specifically episode 4) I've found myself listening to Her Words Destroyed My Planet by Motion City Soundtrack a lot recently.
I've loved the original version of this song by Billie Holiday ever since Fallout 3, and I always thought it was subtly disturbing. I guess Emilie Autumn thought the same thing, because this cover is damned creepy in the best ways possible. Amazing.
I've been meaning to listen to more Poets of the Fall ever since I heard War in Alan Wake. Then your link helped remind me that I already heard them before in Max Payne 2.
You really should, I am listening to all the songs at the moments, and I haven't found a song I dislike yet.
I can easily say I have found one more favorite band.
Dream Theater - "On the Backs of Angels" - 10/10
I must have listened to this song over 30 times by now, which is not like me at all. Usually I try to refrain from overplaying songs, or listening to them multiple times in succession, because I like to 'preserve' them, in a sense, so that I can still appreciate them for a long time to come. However, on this occasion I've simply been unable to help myself. This song has everything that I would expect from a good Dream Theater song. Heck, it has everything that I'd want from a good progressive rock/metal song; it has reasonably complex structures, impressive playing and musicianship, great soloing, and a number of different sounds and odd compositions.
The funny thing is, while the track has all of these elements, it manages to also be one of Dream Theater's more organized and song-orientated tracks. It seems to have balanced all of the progressive aspects out with hooks, melodic choruses, welcome repetition, and memorable moments. Ultimately, this makes it an ideal single, as it satisfies the more hardcore DT fans, whilst also being accessible enough for those new to the band.
Overall, it's a very good progressive rock song which should be heard by all fans of the genre by everyone.
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This really is quite hilarious to watch, seeing how mismatched the audio is with the visual side of things. Seeing a bunch of posers desperately trying to look tough and menacing, only for a bright, happy, upbeat piece of music to be placed over the top - I just thing that's brilliant
HAHAHAHAHAHAH that's really ridiculous, especially the part when extra drums kick in xD
oh you can also see Pinnochio at times, for example at 0:41
The guy who does these is excellent, Wait and Bleed's one of his best, although I am partial to the Bossa Nova version of The Trooper.
Might I ask why? I thought it was great
Not even really a song but more a call to arms. Creative imagery and wordplay combined with a marching drumbeat and melancholy violin lines make this a piece that really sticks with you. Somebody also made a nice typography thingy for it in the youtube link. Not what i'd have envisioned personally but it's still pretty bloomin' snazzy. Check it out.
Cultural gap here methinks, I loved it long time
But I digress, t'was awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA_NcI0lChQ&feature=channel_video_title
It's pretty good, hurt my back, so I listen to a lot of music. I just sort of sit around all day.
Did you ever check out The Distillers? I know you like your female fronted bands.
I'd crap myself if you can name a band I haven't checked out. But I'll check the link out , see if it's a new song. BUT, I've heard this band and like it. New song for me though.
Good stuff!
Vision, you don't have to do that though
10-10
LOL Actually, I don't think this one is in my collection. Thanks for sharing man. I like this, it's got a lot of sound, personality, some how it doesn't feel generic. Thanks for sharing, grade A.
Beat It - Micheal Jackson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRdxUFDoQe0
.... yeah 45 times... 5 to perfect it... the other 40 cuz its AWESOMEEEE!!!! :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDJW46mhjos&feature=feedf
LOL(this one not for everyone, you've been warned)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jw7yk8hm_0&feature=related
(harmless)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLwJDzrv8Zo&feature=related
(I like it enough...)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lja8CtPqmfA&feature=related
(gothic, maybe?)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5ADaGE_V4Y&feature=related
(This won't bite ya...)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLc4euzSW8I&feature=related
(MEH)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bMTEpqpMEE&feature=related
(exceptional)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtzWrFtXh0w&feature=related
(I like this, this is good...but parts of it might not be for everyone.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg5mvRekjU4&feature=related
If you like it hard and heavy this stuff is brilliant, on another level
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITRUfQZFhV4&feature=related
I fell in love with it the moment I heard it.
Arctic Monkeys song (Probably one of the "Not so known" ones), accidentally stumbled upon and it's probably if not my favorite, then one of them.
I've been meaning to listen to more Poets of the Fall ever since I heard War in Alan Wake. Then your link helped remind me that I already heard them before in Max Payne 2.
There's nothing like a good northern (England) band (being a northerner myself) though I prefer 505 or Fluorescent Adolescent.
Oh and thanks to the Nerdist podcast (specifically episode 4) I've found myself listening to Her Words Destroyed My Planet by Motion City Soundtrack a lot recently.
I've loved the original version of this song by Billie Holiday ever since Fallout 3, and I always thought it was subtly disturbing. I guess Emilie Autumn thought the same thing, because this cover is damned creepy in the best ways possible. Amazing.
6/5
Anyways, here is a song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD3ovfZXO5Q&feature=related
You really should, I am listening to all the songs at the moments, and I haven't found a song I dislike yet.
I can easily say I have found one more favorite band.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS-Gm27XRvw&feature=related
The best Bond theme in a long long time. I hope everyone's forgotten that pish Madonna trawled out for Jimmy B
Burn it in fire! Fire!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjCIlZbCzdw&feature=related
Sorry, I love music. This pretty funny...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZT0TonelnY&feature=related
LOL GARAGE BAND AWESOMENESS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDXg3nm-wb4&feature=related
Female fronted fan boi loves this song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ThJ8_LLSjA&feature=related
oooh boy, yeah boy...yeah boy...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA-xG81cM98&feature=related
LOL, music is awesome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihYwcaxEEUk&feature=related
Another version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMwmTh4MWro&feature=related
I believe this is "Gothic"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q8yo9NcEoI&feature=related
So much good music...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbs8KB8D_84&feature=related
That was an adventure! Nowadays we're lightyears away from such a quality.
I must have listened to this song over 30 times by now, which is not like me at all. Usually I try to refrain from overplaying songs, or listening to them multiple times in succession, because I like to 'preserve' them, in a sense, so that I can still appreciate them for a long time to come. However, on this occasion I've simply been unable to help myself. This song has everything that I would expect from a good Dream Theater song. Heck, it has everything that I'd want from a good progressive rock/metal song; it has reasonably complex structures, impressive playing and musicianship, great soloing, and a number of different sounds and odd compositions.
The funny thing is, while the track has all of these elements, it manages to also be one of Dream Theater's more organized and song-orientated tracks. It seems to have balanced all of the progressive aspects out with hooks, melodic choruses, welcome repetition, and memorable moments. Ultimately, this makes it an ideal single, as it satisfies the more hardcore DT fans, whilst also being accessible enough for those new to the band.
Overall, it's a very good progressive rock song which should be heard by all fans of the genre by everyone.
VERY NICE!