What do you listen to?

[Chessie]

Been listening to a lot of Green Day lately. Between their new album and the performance they gave at the AMAs the other night, I feel they're more relevant now than they've been in a while.

Oh, boy. Dookie was my album back in the day! It defines 10th grade for me. My bff and I would ride in her car during our lunch hour listening to Dookie. Every. Single. Day.


Starting my morning off with my other favorite band (Joe Elliott <3 u fo'eva)

 

[Reaver]

 

[SaltyDog]

Skillet! Got to have me some of that...quite good, and one of my favorites.

 

[Thomas Laszlo]

Let's see... TØP is my favorite band, Toby Mac, Switchfoot, Lecrae, Andy Mineo... as for genres? Some Christian alternative rock, Christian rap, Christian contemporary and Christian EDM and dubstep


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[Russ]

Let's see... TØP is my favorite band, Toby Mac, Switchfoot, Lecrae, Andy Mineo... as for genres? Some Christian alternative rock, Christian rap, Christian contemporary and Christian EDM and dubstep


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Are you old enough to remember Steve Taylor? Really liked his stuff back in the day.

 

[Thomas Laszlo]

Are you old enough to remember Steve Taylor? Really liked his stuff back in the day.

Not quite XD I look him up later!


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[Russ]

Not quite XD I look him up later!


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He was the first Christian alternative performer I was introduced to, quite enjoyed his music. I hope you do to.

 

[DragonOfTheAerie]

Let's see... TØP is my favorite band, Toby Mac, Switchfoot, Lecrae, Andy Mineo... as for genres? Some Christian alternative rock, Christian rap, Christian contemporary and Christian EDM and dubstep


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As a general rule, I can't stand Christian music. At least not anything on the radio in the past couple years. I do like Skillet reasonably well. But I recently got into twenty one pilots and love some of their songs. (I've been listening to "Heathens" while writing, it's very applicable to my WIP in my opinion.)

 

[Thomas Laszlo]

As a general rule, I can't stand Christian music. At least not anything on the radio in the past couple years. I do like Skillet reasonably well. But I recently got into twenty one pilots and love some of their songs. (I've been listening to "Heathens" while writing, it's very applicable to my WIP in my opinion.)

I suggest looking up Lecrae, Andy Mineo, KJ52, Tedashii,


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[Thomas Laszlo]

You could also look up Gawvi ft Wordsplayed. The song is called "Look at you"


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[Svrtnsse]

This piece from the last Cohen album quite appeals to me.

 

[Chessie]

I was actually craving this album today (yes, I do love Kanye's music haha):

 

[Chessie]

Vault Archives to power my afternoon writing session:

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[Miskatonic]

 

[Nagash]

Something to get us through dark times...

My bird of paradise
Sweet bird of paradise

 

[Chessie]

Time to dance!

 

[FifthView]

I recently discovered this song via the trailer to Manchester by the Sea.

It is so evocative, I instantly began to imagine a new story around it; but I've since pulled back and am thinking about how it could inform my current project.

 

[TheCrystallineEntity]

I listen to anime/video game soundtracks, Within Temptation, and various fantasy-esque music. Oh, and Lord of the Rings music.

 

[Fenrir]

Hmm, let see. Pretty wide gamut really


Classical: Beethoven, Brahms, Orff (because everything you do while listening to Carmina Burana O Furtuna is epic - No srsly just youtube loop, crank it, and try it while doing house chores or whatever), Wagner

1800s to early 1900s: Random Americana like Dixie's land, The Entertainer, etc.

60-70s for song crafters like Simon & Garfunkel, or Gordon Lightfoot. Some progressive and some county like Johnny cash

80s because the decade of hoe's, blow and BMWs is the decade I really started exploring and listening to music versus just 'tuning in the radio', so I will always have a soft spot for it. Pop, hair bands, you name it.

90s+ Alternative

2000 pop 'pops' up again with Gaga Khe$a, Rihana, and so on. Industrial. Lindsey Stirling, Venesa-Mae

2010+ Symphonic metal, folk metal, folk rock, blue grass, nu metal. Also EDM. Nightcore, nightstep, some trance.

 

[Chessie]

Totally dancing in my chair!