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Hearts Alive by Mastodon

Get Low, I hadn't thought of it in forever and then my husband played it for me and now it's just stuck with me, I keep playing it

The Way of All Flesh by Gojira. Have you ever wanted to experience what it feels like to let go and die? Because I didn’t know it could feel so good.

Destiny Potato - Addict

Great song
Great buildup
Epic guitar solo

EDIT: Seems my suggestion is somewhat popular, so in case it wasn't already known, the entire album, Lun, is amazing.

Currently it's Electric Callboy, namely We've Got the Moves and Hypa Hypa.

The Dripping Tap by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.

Would You be Impressed by Streetlight Manifesto. https://youtu.be/A-UTPKL-UGY?si=Ikf6Ka8ML1tKkDSN

Glue Man by Fugazi

My fav albums rn are:

• Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band - Beatles
• American Idiot - Green Day
• Rare Americans 2 - Rare Americans
• Blue Album - Weezeer

I recently learned that the first song that Bowie wrote after learning piano was "Oh You Pretty Things." I don't know why but I've been listening to it a ton since. And I'm currently counting Hunky Dory as my favorite Bowie album.

Take Me Back To Eden by Sleep Token

Freesia - (K)NoW_NAME has been an obsession for a while now. It might be my new favorite song?

Fear is the Weakness by In Flames.

Everything Dies by Spirted Adrift, its a cover of the Type O Negative song

Ado - Freedom. Very talented vocalist with a wide tonal range.

Night Witches by Sabaton

I've listened to it 911 times since March

Be careful with over listening to a great song!

There are a few tracks that I absolutely can't enjoy anymore only due to the sheer amount of times that I've already listened to them. They're still amazing songs, but any joy I can derive from them has been ruined.

You can absolutely have too much of a good thing.

The full album Chronologic by Caravan Palace.

For me it's the Smoke & Oakum album by The Longest Johns, but more specifically, The Worker's Song, both for the sound and the subject matter.

It's Good to be King - Tom Petty

I watched a documentary on the making of the Wildflowers album last night. Normally when I watch something like that, I'll go on a weeklong bender of that particular artist

Cantaloop by UB3. Song of my youth...

Thanks to a radio sitcom a few days ago, my brain is currently obsessed with Bert Kaempfert's Swinging Safari and has been repeating it - or at least phrases from it -pretty much continuously for the last 48 hrs. I don't have much say in the matter myself.

Out of My Mind by First Aid Kit.

Overkill by Riot. the mix of different genres in one song is just so good

The Poetic Edda - Synestia, Disembodied Tyrant (feat. Ben Duerr)

https://piped.video/watch?v=PUFkKY2zINM

Canned Heat by Jamiroquai... I have no idea why I recently rediscovered this but it fucking kicks.

I've also been on a nostalgia kick recently so I'll throw in Dirty Water by the Standells as a bonus.

Palm Trees by Jungle. Honestly, anything on their latest album "Volcano" is amazing, as are the music videos. Seriously worth a watch.

Repion - Brillante - if by 'currently' you mean this whole year.

Now that we're in Advent and I feel justified playing Christmas music again:

The Killers - "The Cowboys' Christmas Ball" (Michael Martin Murphey cover)

Andrea Perry - "Fat Aunt Bette"

Lola Young - Conceited

Being on Lemmy makes such a difference. Had this been reddit, this thread would have barely gotten 5 replies

I keep getting this new version of Oasis' Live Forever stuck in my head after hearing it on Rick and Morty. It's getting to the point of "please stop doing this to me brain".

https://open.spotify.com/album/5fAsSl5xFEOXEsjocBCKDN?si=zwZ_pQt4SO-JEEvrLVw5FA

The first smoke of the day (album version) - Jon Allen and Robby Crook

https://youtu.be/1q0Ef21uUnQ?si=0CHRDOE6zA9eWEay

Shit just slaps and a lot of clever bars.