Thanks, I hate it.

I am currently caught up listening to mashups. I need to escape and listen to LPC songs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6_j...-D6qkBfzqEAPO6

P is for Party All the Time (Eddie Murphy
I didn't care for the song when it came out. It really suffers from too much chorus. Michael Jackson's music suffers from that too. Same with John Lennon.

Peacemaker - Green Day
It was a fun song and I enjoyed it.

Pipeline - Agent Orange
Punk covers of songs are always fun to listen to, I am never sure why.

Police Truck - Dead Kennedys
I think this is the first time actively listening to the Dead Kennedy's, I was surprised how rockabilly the song was. Jello Biafra is one interesting dude and unfortunately not corrupt enough to be a successful politician.

Pressure - Muse
Muse is one of those bands where I always enjoy their songs when I listen to them but I just never bought an album.

Play Some D - Brassy
I know I just listened to this song, but nothing about it stuck with me.

Psychobilly Freakout - The Rev HH
Totally awesome song. The Rev has some good stuff.

People - Puya
This was pretty good. I want to hear more stuff from them. Sound like a harder version of RHCP.

Prophet of the Fire - Garganuta Soul
347 views. How did you find this? Nice and heavy. Kinda cool. Not sure where I stand on this.

Problems - Sex Pistols
Sex Pistols. Punk. Some love it. Some don't.

PHD - TCM
Just what the doctor ordered.

Psychosocial - Slipknot
Heavy and groovy.

Propehts of Rage - Prophets of Rage
Prophets of rage raging like prophets.

Pull Harder On The Strings Of Your Martyr - Trivium
I like Trivium a lot. This song not so much. It has soom good parts to it, but it has these out of place melodies that just pull me out of the song. It's like it wants to be hard and pop at the same time, and it's not working out.

Pure Evil - Iced Earth
Iced Earth is another one of those bands that I always wanted to get into. I like their art, their lyrics, their images...just not their music. This song was pretty good, though.

Plague - Beyond The Embrace
It seems like the band should be called Plague, and the song Beyond The Embrace. Not a bad groove. Had my head bobbing.

Push It - Static X
A classic. Still rocks. Still like the stop motion animation.

Prison Sex - Tool
A classic. Still rocks. Still like the stop motion animation. This is Tool's official youtube site...and the song is censored!

Primary - The Cure
That dude in the lipstick was riffing pretty hard on that bass.

Paralyzer - Finger Eleven
Not sure if it's a classic, but I think it still rocks. I always liked this song.



Current song list
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...RNKnKuMG7KaSqH




I must catch up to Phantalien!!!

Ha ha, I would have to go back to the A's and give my point of view and I am OK with not doing it.

As for Iced Earth they are a good band but their best days are behind them it seems. At one point it seemed like they were trying to sound like Judas Priest, then they got Ripper Owens as their singer, and then they really sounded like Priest. If you really want to get into Iced Earth, in my opinion you have 2 choices.

Night of the Stormrider
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJBj...DA260FDCC5D0EF
Good concept album but the whole album is concert staples. For metal and a non-progressive concept album it is really on par of greatness.


Horror Show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq1xxWH9cCc
All songs have to do with horror/movie monsters. They got Richard Christy on the drums, who is probably one of the best "extreme" metal drummer along with Gene Hoglan. However, Christy doesn't do blast beats. Skip Ghost of Freedom if you want.

You don't have to add these albums to the list.

Well, since I didn't receive a message 2 hours ago that the boss called for me, at 4:50pm I get a call from the boss telling me all of this work that needs to be done before I leave. I am upset. More LPC music while I work.

Porterville - CCR
It's crazy how many good/classic songs CCR came out with in such a short amount of time.

Play The Game Tonight - Kansas
I used to really like this song. It hasn't held up well for me. It sounds really dated rather than classic.

Prime Time - The Alan Parsons Project
A quiet background song that didn't grab my attention.

People Who Died - Against Me!
I remember this song! Still a fun listen.

Party All The Time - Eddie Murphy
At least it's not "Put Your Mouth On Me". Eddie was brave to try music.

Peacemaker - Green Day
Modern punk with a fake accent. Not my cuppa.

Pipeline - Agent Orange
I like the energy. I like the riffs. I like the groove. Yeah, it's making my list of instrumentals.

Police Truck - Dead Kennedys
Sounded like DK stuff.

Muse - Pressure
I like a lot of Muse songs, but not really this one.

AND I'M CAUGHT UP!!! but still at work

The list of songs so far:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...RNKnKuMG7KaSqH

Allow me to ruin your escape plans.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGlY...epqK526Mu2Titd

Go back a few...I posted
Praying Mantis by Don Dixon in one of my posts by itself...

I've seen them live several times in the early 2000's and actually have that CD. The singer would often paint himself orange. I picked that version with 347 views, since, it was connected to the Gargantua Soul - Topic, in the off chance you wanted to check out more of their music. They are no longer together.

Noted. Winning.

How wonderful! Congratulations!

Thank you. It means a lot to me.

hah! No labor for me today!
And I am winning.

Oh dang we are on the letter Q. No wonder it's been quiet here....

Q songs....

Question 67 and 68 - Chicago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TKaFqhmmg4
Early Chicago was some great music but there were some tracks that really make you scratch your head. This is always a great song.


Queer - Garbage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ppiohVRZ0s
That one hit by Garbage that I never got to see or listen to when it came out. It's as if the US music people didn't let it into the market. I wonder why?


Queen of the Reich - Queensryche
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0_THrxYs1w
Yeah I could have chosen so many better Queensryche songs but it's not easy to find Q songs.


***bonus album***
Not related to the letter Q but there was a band I just stumbled upon called Sam Gopal, they're from the late 60's that had this wonderful singer/guitarist who just happened to form Motorhead later. The music is great and a good album to chill with. I never would have guessed that it was Lemmy singing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djHv1dL6xT8