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So, I'm a bit of a soundtrack nut, and because I work for a church, I have to be careful what I listen to. I've found Disney park area loops work nicely. I found this the other day, thought it was nice to listen to and figured I'd share. It's a looong one, so if you're like me and just need background music when doing stuff... this might work for ya. The description on the video has the track listing for those interested.

I've quite got into the Killers and Brandon Flowers recently .
Some of that is quite churchy as Mr. Flowers is a practising Mormon.

This song is so so powerful, sounds best with earphones and little higher volume, my top 1 rock song

Some real old school easy listening.....Lou Rawls.

Mad drum skills!

Right on Jedi!

Just listening to this.


Now is it me or does the trumpet remind you of the funeral scene in Trail To Doomsday? Also the use of piano reminds me of it. You might think this inspired Ken Harrison for the funeral theme.

Was just listening to this. At 0:21 to 0:30 seconds I thought I heard an excerpt that came right out of Deadly Dreams when the episode opens and we see Mac in the sidemirror. It sounds like something that would fit in a Mac-episode actually.

Holy Crap .... is it September already? Where did the summer go? Here's an 80s classic (bit of a Chris Cross ripoff but nevertheless a good one!):

Canada was a hotbed for New Wave in the 80s, love it or hate, you couldn't escape it. I wasn't a big fan but there were some incredible tracks produced & for which you had to take notice. And this was one of them - a sultry dance tune with Sherry Kean's pulpy, crooning vocals carrying it well into the top 20 of the year 1983.

BEST finnish band and song ever, Rock'n Roll from 70s

Roadrunner

Airwolf!!

I like it! I"m listening to some Steely Dan tonight....nice and chilled in spite of my copious dark roast intake lol

Half Moon Run - Full Circle

Eric Church, Talladega

I think this is the right link...

Music seems to have cheaper these days and I've finally joined in with the download it from the internet craze. I've recently bought a number of artists/groups that I grew up with, Lionel Ritchie, Shakin' Stevens, Bonnie Tyler, Adam and the Ants, Duran Duran, Police, Elton John, Bruce Springsteen, Meatloaf just to see if I still like them. I've mostly gone for the 'Best of' type ones - I've got them all on shuffle in the car, but have been playing the individual albums at home. Those that have got most play recently are Elton John (I downloaded a double album and was amazed at how many well known songs he has actually done that I like, some are very melancholy/emotionally loaded numbers, I've been loving it), I really like Bonnie Tylers Ravishing album too. Shakin' Stevens one is still great when I want something upbeat - I've only ever done two live performances - he was the first (Springsteen was the second - just because I thought the chance to see a so called 'great' was too good to miss), I've always loved Meatloaf and they get a lot of play time - esp. whilst driving.

More modern stuff I enjoy 99% of my Robbie Williams albums - In and out of consciousness and his swing one - not so keen on the swing stuff, but its OK. I got Lady Antebellum's first one - I love that hit that went up the UK charts 'Need you now' - lovely harmonies - I play their album lot, I liked Mika's first big album - also play that a lot, and if you want a compilation album that can do absolutely no wrong, there is not a dud on it IMO, then my favourite is the Top Gun extended edition.

You can kind of see why I think the invention of 'shuffle' is the best thing since sliced bread LOL!

Bad boys blue- Pretty young girl
Awesome Track!

Here's what I've been listening to as of late.



And pretty much the entire Alive 2007... best exercise music ever because it gets me moving. lol

I thought I would try out some of the above. I will give most things a try and I had never heard of any of them. On the whole not really my cup of tea, but I did like Eric Church, I might try to find some more of his material :-)

I'm amazed at how Daft Punk have been able to survive all these years. They're dynamic. Tron saved them too. But I love their music. Even the one guy from Daft Punk when he went solo and did Stardust.

Actually, it was the Tron Legacy soundtrack that got me into Daft Punk. They kinda grew on me, as I didn't like much of their stuff at first. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger was probably one of my first favorites. I hadn't realized they were around for such a long time either... holy moly!

How about some Snake Eater? XD

The Dodos: "Fools" MacGyver on Wheels?:

'The Sound of Silence', covered by Disturbed

Never realised how Bond that Snake Eater theme sounds like.

I know right? James Bond has nothing on Snake though. Honestly, the Metal Gear Solid OST's are amazing. I even like the Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance OST.

Absolutely i agree

Speaking of great video game OST's... Fallout 4 is amazing.

That sounds great! Today ive been all over John Williams' new Star Wars The Force Awakens score. Excellent as usual from my favourite movie composer.