What are you listening to just now? - Page 229

Mikei · #**6841** 25th March 2018, 12:23

Kevin Hodge · #**6842** 26th March 2018, 01:30

Mental Elf · #**6843** 26th March 2018, 14:42

genovese · #**6844** 30th March 2018, 23:14

Chess&Junkfood · #**6845** 31st March 2018, 00:35

Chess&Junkfood · #**6846** 31st March 2018, 01:17

^^^^^^^^
10 seconds into the song and I'm starting to feel tranquil

20 seconds into the song and I'm sort of reminded of an Enya song

30 seconds into the song and I'm considering purchasing the Arch Enemy album. Maybe even join their fan club and buy a t shirt that says I think the Arch Enemy know how to make a really tranquil song

45 seconds into the song and my heart starts fibrillating. Even my head starts to involuntary move back and forth very quickly

My conclusion, great song!

Mental Elf · #**6847** 31st March 2018, 08:32

Chess&Junkfood · #**6848** 31st March 2018, 16:20

^^^^
Oh! So you hadn***8217;t actually listened to an Enya track before now. Well I just feel terrible about all of this. I even feel somewhat responsible. Although it might not be too late, especially if you haven***8217;t listened to Enya***8217;s Watermark track yet. That***8217;s how I got hooked on Enya and my eardrums haven***8217;t been the same since. Because I too used to like music that made my teeth rattle. But anyway, I think the best thing you can do is to go completely cold turkey on Enya. I***8217;m not saying the withdrawal symptoms will be easy, you might even feel the need to glide across the room for no particular reason, while buzzing like a bee, but hopefully these symptoms wont last long.

Also to help with your recovery, I recommend listening to this Rammstein song:

Although it doesn***8217;t have the same intensity as an Arch Enemy song, but hopefully it will help your eardrums to adjust to how they once were. So let me show you an illustration of your road to recovery:

Enya

Rammstein

Arch Enemy

As for the Rammstein song itself, I have no idea what they are singing about, as they are a German band. For all I know they could be singing about air fresheners, but then again they could also be singing about world domination. But hopefully it***8217;s a song about air fresheners.

Mental Elf · #**6849** 31st March 2018, 21:29

Chess&Junkfood · #**6850** 1st April 2018, 11:03

^
I’m so glad that you haven’t become addicted to Enya

AireleeBray · #**6851** 2nd April 2018, 11:55

my go to song when i struggle with this world, i try my hardest to believe the words

kirbycrackle · #**6852** 3rd April 2018, 18:49

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Mr. Spaceman · #**6853** 4th April 2018, 00:03

Romanian pop tunes make me happy

Oddity · #**6854** 4th April 2018, 07:22

^ "Tabletabletabletabletable!!"

kirbycrackle · #**6855** 4th April 2018, 21:05

kirbycrackle · #**6856** 4th April 2018, 22:06

Kevin Hodge · #**6857** 5th April 2018, 23:59

tight smooth and nourishing, like strangulation by the umbilical cord

damn thats deep, im not congratulating myself on my metaphor the universe is just passing through me, i'm just a receiver

mmmmmmmmmmmmm

Kevin Hodge · #**6858** 6th April 2018, 15:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tubbs

^ Alan Hawkshaw wrote the clock music for Countdown, fact fans.

Edit: just found out he wrote the original theme tune to Grange Hill too! Talented man or what

he's amazing, this should be the sauk anthem (sorry, girls

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a man alone, by alan saukshaw