I think this is my favorite song by Nine Inch Nails


Also, heard this gem on the radio


You are not posting for your own entertainment.

 

Why thank you Screaminglife, it's nice to feel a connection with others on this forum. Thank you for your service to our country. It means a lot to all of us and 'We Care A Lot' sums it all up perfectly.

haha.. I shouldn't admit this but I am going to confess that 'Head Like A Hole' has always been my favorite NIN song as well. I love the beat - I used to crank it up as loud as I could in my apartment at college and dance like a maniac to it. I don't dance as much as I used to (which is a shame really) as I'm afraid that my husband is going to be watching from somewhere across the room. I swear he has eyes everywhere and doesn't miss a beat. THAT would be embarrassing although I'm sure he'd just start laughing. I love to dance.. but my husband, not so much.. hey, this should be a separate thread.. 'do you dance with wild abandon when no one else is watching?'....

 

dancing with wild abandon may just be a girl thing I like to twirl on my wood floors but you have to be careful to not lose too much control because you could run into door jambs - that has happened to me before

If you guys like Nine Inch Nails you may like Stabbing Westward. They were big in the 90s but are, apparently, no longer together... I don't know what happened and why they went their separate ways? This is a good song with the same type of style as NIN. Dark, brooding with the electronic vibes.

What do I have to do?



For me it's all about the lyrics and beat although I do occasionally like a good video like the Kate Bush 'running up that hill' post I put up a few weeks ago. That video just spoke to me

 

I wouldn't be active in the forum if I didnt feel that everyone added something worth while to the conversation. I appreciate the words, I do it because I love it. I think "We Care a Lot" was a bit of a facetious song, but I understand the sentiment.

I only dance when I get drunk or lose a bet... though one time I moonwalked out the back of a C-130 during a parachute practice run. I was immediately given remedial training because of it.

Anyways, I went to the gym this morning and put on my metal mix, and it didnt disappoint.



sidenote: I dressed like Chris Cornell back in highschool. Doc Martens and the whole bit!


That one means a lot to me because my field callsign was Rooster (not because of the song) so whenever I heard it, I felt a big connection with it.


And this one is one of my favorites, just because you cant NOT feel like a total badass lifting weights to this.

LandLover_1, I enjoyed that song, thanks for sharing!

 

I haven't kept up with the thread but I'm listening to these two:


You guys also listen to good music

 

Some of these remind me of the good old Glastonbury days.



This one is a bit different which I saw live in Paris years ago.




Good with some 'weed' in hand.

 

And for something completely different!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Ugggg................

 

From Queens of the Stone Age new album. An amazing album.


And from a recent purchase of David Gilmour's most recent album. Its the closest to Pink Floyd that you will get of any of the members solo albums.

 

lol.. yes, I can see where you'd feel like a badass lifting weights to Pantera, Rooster - it literally crashed my computer when I played the video!

Jealous that you were at some of the Glastonbury gigs, France. I visited in 2001 - definitely an old hippie town, beautiful area but no naked pagans when I was there ...... Oh lookie! It's a red Landy in Glastonbury talking about the festivals: Beyond Glastonbury: Michael Eavis's tour of Somerset | Travel | The Guardian

Welcome Dane - nice lyrics to those songs. A bit melancholy so they fit my mood tonight. Chillin' out listening to a little DM:

 

"Queens of the stone age - no one knows" great song from them it's the only one that I knew of them that was a good song.