What song are you listening to right now?

[coffeeappreciation]

Right now "Tea for Two" by Art Tatum. (specifically this one)

(I listen to a lot of random genres so I am so excited to share some and hear some more!)

[Steve]

I got a bunch!

- Sufjan Stevens/Angelo De Augustine: "Back To Oz"
- Bad Bad Hats: "Awkward Phase"
- DK the Drummer feat. Scarypoolparty: "Divided"
- Sleigh Bells: "Locust Laced"
- Semler: "Psalm 102"

[Pirate Oriana]

Basically anything by The Oh Hellos, but specifically: "Thus Always to Tyrants," "Rose", and "Where is your Rider."
Arcadia Wild: "Man in Room 39"
Orla Gartland: "Why Am I Like This" is a guilty pleasure.
Gradience: "Bleak" A reflection on the book of Eccleciastes written by a guy that I went to Bible school with.

[Patterson]

I was listening to "Music Inspired by the Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck" It's a really epic sounding album that strangely enough was composed by a Swedish heavy metal rocker. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHb3OnT ... FqNbxUThYF It's inspired by an amazing comic book series.

[KODY 105]

I caught up to the daily broadcasts for AIO, so back to some music!
Avril Lavigne: "Bad Girl." Not her best work; probably on the lower end of middle. And despite what the majority of the world thinks, "Girlfriend" is one of her worst songs, but it's what everyone remembers her for. *sigh* So misunderstood.
And because I was going alphabetically, before Avril I had Avicii "Wake Me Up" going.

[coffeeappreciation]

Basically anything by The Oh Hellos, but specifically: "Thus Always to Tyrants," "Rose", and "Where is your Rider."
Arcadia Wild: "Man in Room 39"
Orla Gartland: "Why Am I Like This" is a guilty pleasure.
Gradience: "Bleak" A reflection on the book of Eccleciastes written by a guy that I went to Bible school with.

I got a bunch!

- Sufjan Stevens/Angelo De Augustine: "Back To Oz"
- Bad Bad Hats: "Awkward Phase"
- DK the Drummer feat. Scarypoolparty: "Divided"
- Sleigh Bells: "Locust Laced"
- Semler: "Psalm 102"

I was listening to "Music Inspired by the Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck" It's a really epic sounding album that strangely enough was composed by a Swedish heavy metal rocker. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHb3OnT ... FqNbxUThYF It's inspired by an amazing comic book series.

I caught up to the daily broadcasts for AIO, so back to some music!
Avril Lavigne: "Bad Girl." Not her best work; probably on the lower end of middle. And despite what the majority of the world thinks, "Girlfriend" is one of her worst songs, but it's what everyone remembers her for. *sigh* So misunderstood.
And because I was going alphabetically, before Avril I had Avicii "Wake Me Up" going.

I have so much to listen to now! Thanks guys! Sufjan Stevens is awesome. I love alternative music in general too. Honestly, I haven't listened to much of avril lavigne so now I'm checking this one out lol. Oh, and Avici! My fav so far is What Would I Change It To. )
The one that's got me bamboozled the most is the Scrooge Mcduck album. It sounds very relaxing, but I feel that I don't understand what I'm listening to. I enjoy the comics scrolling in the background too.

Last thing I listened to was Dusk by RTE Concert Orchestra & Ernest Tomlinson. Around second 30 is absolute bliss. The chords are just awesome.

[Catspaw]

I'm listening to O Holy Night, courtesy of a fun Facebook livestream a couple of the guys from Straight No Chaser are doing right now.

[KODY 105]

Carpenters "Love is Surrender." Not my favorite Carpenters song, but it's on the album "Close to You," which is also not my favorite album of theirs. But I'm a completionist, so I have the whole album.

[Patterson]

I'm listening to some songs from the Midsouth Boys.
He Delivers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l198TywTnVU
Puttin' the Axe to the Root of my troubles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VyhShaopGo
Rest Assured: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcqE-Boy5DQ
I find some of their songs encouraging when I feel burnt out or depressed. They're an 80s christian band that's kinda almost country music. A few of their songs are in a similar style to the band Alabama.

[Steve]

- john louis: "without you" (alt-rock in the vein of switchfoot/mike mains/late relient k)
- big thief: "spud infinity" (folk country)
- fka twigs: "darjeeling" (pop/afrobeat/r&b)
- the mountain goats: "golden boy" (folk [if you like sufjan stevens, you'll probably dig this]
- underoath "i'm pretty sure i'm out of luck and i have no friends (metalcore)

[Parakeet]

Right now, The Reason by Hoobastank. I don't even know why.

[Steve]

Right now, The Reason by Hoobastank. I don't even know why.

it's because you're not a perfect person

- mutemath: typical
- the mountain goats: the legend of chavo guerrero

[KODY 105]

Shakira - Dare (La La La). I'm only playing through my set alphabetically, and that's where it's at right now. It's hardly her best "song" if you call them that. I suppose "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" is her best.

[Patterson]

Show Me The Way by John Schlitt. For a long time, he was the lead singer for the christian rock band Petra. This song is lighter than a lot of his, Petra had a great softer metal(sorry don't know the term, I'm not a huge metal guy typically) sound to a lot of their songs in the 80s and 90s. One Petra song is pretty much Heaven's on Fire by KISS with the lyrics changed.