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"I aint happy, i'm feeling glad, i've got sunshine, in a bag. im useless, but not for long. my future is coming on." -Gorrilaz

"Every day is a new learning curb as you, steer through life, sometimes you may not wanna swerve, but you have to, to avert a disaster. Lucky no permanent damage, because they hurt you so bad. Its like they murdered your ass and kicked dirt on your casket."-Eminem

"Here I am tied and bound
Every night feeling low
Bad days come back whatever
In the sun I bathe, in everyday light
You draft me down for a split second tomorrow
What am I supposed to do"

Music.

Always thought Lil Wayne was shit. He's not.

At least the 150th time that I have listened to this song, either studio or live, since I first heard it. & yes, she's my current avatar.

That's actually insane, her voice carries so much meaning. Thanks for sharing Mootinie!

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Oh man, glad I could introduce you to her! She's really great, only 20 too so I'd be surprised if she's not a superstar for years to come. I recommend checking out her EP 'Four Pink Walls', the title track is very strong.

A ton of Hank Williams Jr., but I'll link a good one, Man of Steel, here. I'm listening to it using amazon music, so the video might not be the best quality.



Got some Kid Rock too, if you're into loud and rowdy stuff. That's pretty much everything I listen to. Loud and rowdy music, except for some emotional country and Eminem lol. But anyway, here is a favorite of mine from Kid Rock, Let's Ride. Might have to find an uncensored one. Might ruin the song lol.

Interestingly enough, the B-Side on the single was The Man Who Sold The World, an absolutely incredible song also. Nirvana did it great justice when they covered it live for MTV Unplugged.

London Grammar structure their songs around Hannah Reid's hypnotizingly powerful voice. She's not a larger than life personality or anything and I certainly do not thing she will ever be a female superstar like Beyonce, Katy Perry or Lady Gaga. But her vocal talent can be held up to the Florence Welsh's, Adele's and Annie Lennox's of the music world. She belts in contralto, the lowest vocal range of classic female singing. Her voice is the kind that will one day lend itself to a fantasy epic directed by Peter Jackson or somebody. It's the stuff of folklore.

Although London Grammar's music can often be one-tone, their debut album If You Wait is definitely worth listening to (rated 75 on Metacritic). I'm not entirely sure there's a group out there quite like them.