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Dylan71979 said 9 years ago:
Personally mines Tyler the creator, hes a lower named rapper but I love his music, it has alot of shock value type lyrics but his personality of low confidence, social awkwardness, bad/no father figure really shows through and I can just personally relate to him and his music
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Deleted User said 9 years ago:
Nice. Tyler is cool. For me it’s Arcade Fire, especially their 2010 album, The Suburbs. It has a warm, melodic feel to it, like I’m relaxing and chillin’ alone at home doing my own thing. They’re great.
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Deleted User said 9 years ago:
Emilie Autumn – I’ve loved her Victorian industrial, unique sound for a few years now, and not only are her lyrics brilliant and emotional, she’s extremely talented violinist. She’s also a little bit out there, which I appreciate. She has three albums and the first two are simply amazing, especially Opheliac. I connect very well with her, and admire her style and aggression.
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This cheeky waltz was my first taste of her. I especially love the lines:
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MyselfandI said 9 years ago:
Pierce the veil, because when ever I hear one of their songs I can always fit it to my situation somehow.
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Tom said 8 years, 11 months ago:
For me its Eminem and Joe Budden
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Erick said 8 years, 11 months ago:
McFly, Anarbor, Green Day, All Time Low, You Me At Six, A Day To Remember
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Deleted User said 8 years, 11 months ago:
I’m more of an alternative rock kind of person, I like Bon Jovi, journey, queen, I love ac/dc, and I’m also liking mcr (my chemical romance)
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Maorst-Lan said 8 years, 11 months ago:
I love listening to old songs, they speak of a generation, and sometimes of problems that are similar to ours. Collective knowledge passed to us. I love listening to Bob Dylan, The Doors, The Beatles, George Harrison, John Lennon, Queen, and others.
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Deleted User said 8 years, 11 months ago:
Yes, older music is so much better
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Hearmenow said 8 years, 11 months ago:
This is where my inner old person comes out… but I do enjoy quite a lot of “old bands”. Perhaps just simply because of the fact that you can truly tell of their talent and the effort put into their music. Coincidentally, a lot of them are British, like Queen and the Beatles. And a bit of alternate like Imagine Dragons is never wrong. I need my music to have a bit of soul, and preferably a story to it as well.
Though as of late, I’ve really started to enjoy The Script on another level and Hozier ( that voice though!)
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Deleted User said 8 years, 11 months ago:
Recently I have really come to like the Killers, the Decemberists, My Morning Jacket, and Blue October. Definitely great ways to get through my day I think!
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LoverOfPitBulls101 said 8 years, 11 months ago:
I love Black Veil Brides so much. Andy has a beautiful voice and I can fit into so many songs and others feel like he is singing just for me.
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Christopher said 8 years, 11 months ago:
Anything from Leroy Burgess always makes me feel good – makes me forget what’s going on around me.
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Christopher said 8 years, 11 months ago:
BlahTherapy should allow members to upload music onto the site and share them around. What do you think?
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Humanist Hope said 8 years, 11 months ago:
BlahTherapy already supports video linking .
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