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Philip Phillips:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoRkntoHkIE

Iggy Pop:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDgCaU2lnl0

Jethro Tull:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG71S9VGKqQ

The Ventures:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKKfyhtNWUE

LCD Soundsystem:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5gQidrzojU

Roger Waters:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q3sP1ZyYHw

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjFaenf1T-Y

Depeche Mode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcz8EkM5nuw

Philip Philips
Iggy Pop
LCD Soundsystem
Edward Sharpe
Jethro Tull
Ventures
Roger Waters
Depeche Mode

Whoa. When did this happen? Responding to subscribe

1) Iggy Pop

2) Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros

3) Phillip Phillips

4) Roger Waters

5) The Ventures

6) LCD Soundsystem

7) Jethro Tull

8) Depeche Mode

Good batch of songs. Really wasn't anything I strongly disliked. A couple at the end met with indifference, but the others I really enjoyed.

Jethro Tull - I like this one a lot. Really resonated.

Phillip Phillips - Nice jaunty little tune.

Ventures - Always cool

Iggy Pop - The more I hear of Iggy Pop, the more I like him.

Roger Waters - Several songs in, and still liking them.

Edward Sharpe - Kind of interesting. In a different mood, I might have ranked it higher.

Depeche Mode - I like Depeche Mode okay, but compared to some of the other songs here, it was kind of dull.

LCD Soundsystem - There was a certain element of fun here, but I didn't love it.

While this group had no stellar winners, there were six songs I liked and would listen to again. Of those six, I would almost never turn off a song by Iggy, the Ventures or Depeche Mode, so there are three songs in there that were nice and new (in a sense anyway) for my ear taste buds to enjoy.

1. Iggy Pop – Not great Iggy, but better than a lot of other tunes that have been on rock radio. Speaking of which, I have only ever heard one Iggy Pop song on mainstream radio. WTF is up with that? Is Iggy not classic rock enough?
   
2. The Ventures – Surf music/Surf guitar is otherworldly when played just right. This is heavenly.
   
3. Edward Sharpe – This works well and the vocals are arranged nicely with the rhythm parts. Too much whistling though, this isn’t Ennio Morricone writing for a spaghetti western.
   
4. Roger Waters – Sounds almost like a mix of Floyd with touches of Gabriel thrown in. Not as good as either of those, but definitely stands on its own merit.
   
5. Philip Phillips – Nice and clear. Good message, with a steady flowing rhythm.
   
6. Depeche Mode – Usually one of my favorite bands doing songs like this and it is good, just not DM good. Still, it’s one of the six songs I enjoyed from here,
   
7. Jethro Tull – One of the worst songs from them. They make a phenomenal album like Aqualung and then do this. Please lads. No more songs like this.
   
8. LCD Soundsystem – Yeah. Not for me. Give me old school Thomas Dolby or Howard Jones.

1- Iggy Pop: There is almost a sub-genre of music called "Home", all songs about missing home, wanting to be there. Well dang, Iggy's there and having a party! Love It!
2- Roger Waters: Reminds me of lots of good things. Can't necessarily put my finger on them, but I enjoy the result.
3- Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros: Well this is a pleasant surprise. Minimalistic, upbeat, I really like it. Not fabulous, but pretty darned good.
4- Jethro Tull: This one is perplexing. Not a horrible song, but it feels more like an interlude piece of a larger movement. Very much not typical of Jethro Tull, but I'm going to have to listen to this album, and see how it fits in.
5- Philip Phillips: Great song selection for a very average voice. Pleasant enough.
6- The Ventures: I guess I'm just not in the mood for this tonight. OK, but nothing special for now. On a different day, I'm sure i would enjoy it more.
7- Depeche Mode: Didn't really do anything; just a pretty ditty.
8- LCD Soundsystem: Yawn.

ME:
Ventures - Love it

Depeche Mode - They're one of my guilty pleasures.

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Oddball and I liked it.

Staind - I like their guitar sound, but at times they're too whiney.

Iggy Pop - I'm not an Iggy fan, but I did like this song.

Philip Phillips - I thought this was just an ok song. I've never heard of this guy and he has more than 30 million views. I'm outta touch!

Jethro Tull - Disappointing. I like the Tull sound, but this was kinda bland.

LCD Soundsystem - I liked it until they started singing

Roger Waters - This was painful. I like to pretend he stopped making music when he left Pink Floyd.



MRS ME:
Iggy Pop

Depeche Mode - very pretty

Staind https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNaOxSM_6v4

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - I like the message, and really enjoyed her voice.

Ventures

Roger Waters - I wanted to like this more than I did. It had some enjoyable parts, but the music is just too dated.

Philip Phillips

Jethro Tull

LCD Soundsystem - I started off really digging it, but it started getting too long and it didn't really improve as it went along.

I think he was an American Idol winner, so being out of touch with it may actually be a badge of honor!!

1) Jethro Tull
2) Iggy Pop
3) Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
4) Roger Waters
5) The Ventures
6) Depeche Mode
7) Phillip Phillips
8) LCD Soundsystem

Though, I would have included THIS song and voted it number one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuWPseegaKw

I believe I used that one in a different Same Name a while back.

Who still needs to rank these (out of the obvious band of culprits)?

Drunky's absenteeism is the culprit right now.

However, this may be the last one for a while as I ruined my good laptop and I'm too broke right now to fix anything right now.