Don't just put the song, put a little description as to why you like it or something.

I'm listening to a music video for Allen Iverson with the song "It's My Life" by Bon Jovi. It really describes him because he only does things the way he wants.

I'm currently listening to "Love Is Only a Feeling" by The Darkness. I'm currently listening to this song because I'm thinking of a "special someone" who I can't quit thinking about and I didn't think I liked her anymore, guess I was wrong.

A cover of the Beatles' I Am The Walrus performed by Styx. It is magnificent because I love the original, and Styx is my second-favorite band.

It's actually surprisingly similar to the original. At first I thought it was the Beatles, and just a weird version.

Currently listening to: I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing by Aerosmith.

I would have to say they are a pretty good band from the other songs I have heard by Aerosmith. This is the best song I have heard from them though.

Currently listening to: You Think You're Tough by Ratt

I heard it in a video on Youtube about hockey moments, and ever since then I have been listening to either it or Weird Al's Dare to be Stupid.... I need more 80s stuff

TCE: Try Love In An Elevator, Sweet Emotion, and Jaded (all by Aerosmith). Those and Dude Looks Like A Lady are my favorites of theirs.


I'm currently listening to Out In The Cold by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. It's a good, old-fashioned rock & roll song.

Right now I'm listening to Mr. Tambourine Man by Bob Dylan. I dont really know why I like it so much, but its all I've been listening to today (well, that and a few other Bob Dylan songs). I dont even care that he's unbearably nasily in his singing, the song is just great.

"For The Best" by Straylight Run. Nice song to sing to.

last resort by Papa roach


Aweomse song

Stairway to Heaven, by Led Zeppelin.

What ca possibly be said about this song that hasnt been said already? It is just... mind blowing how absolutely amazing this song is. It is, without a doubt, the very epitome of Rock music. I certainly hope that anyone with an appreciation of music has heard this song (though, since the song is so well known, I doubt that there are many people who wouldnt have heard it at some point).

Inane (not a typo) ramblings are over

Born for this- Paramore

It describes how I want to be feeling in the coming months when I finally leave for skool. Born for it, ready to conquer it

You can always see what I'm listening to via the Last.fm link in my sig.

'Dream On' by Aerosmith.

I never really got into Aerosmith before, but now that I've listened to this one song I've been more ready to give them another try. The first time I heard the song I was so impressed by the vocals I thought it was Freddie Mercury.

I think I'll be listening to 'Comfortably Numb' by Pink Floyd next.

Element Eighty - Dummy Block

My fav song by the band. They're pretty heavy, and one of the few heavy bands that I like.

Song just ended.....

Van Halen - Eruption

This song cements Eddie as one of the greatest people to ever pick up the guitar.

Right now I'm listening to Gundam Seed Destiny- I wanna go.
II really like the song since the series are very nice to watch

Haley's Got A Harley by .38 Special. Not their best song, by any means, but it's still great.

Sorry by Buckcherry, its a very good song in my opinion

I'm having a Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin night.

I'm working my way through The Wall right now (Currently on Mother), and after I'm finished with this it's on to Dark Side of the Moon. Which I will follow by Dazed and Confused aswell as Stairway to Heaven.

Tonight will be epic.

I'm listening to Wasteland by 10 years, my brother got me into them and i love the lyrics.

Johanna from the Sweeney Todd soundtrack.

Black Balloon.....Goo Goo Dolls. Saw them in concert.

Shook Ones Part 2, by Mobb Deep. Love that beat!

Right now I'm listening to "This Train Don't Stop There Anymore" by Elton John.

I don't like Elton John, about three unusually superb pieces excluded, but this is easily one of my all time favourite songs. Back in the 70's Elton John was pretty much a musical god, but now the market has changed to such an extent that there is little room for him anymore, and that is what the song is about.

Not only is it exactly how I felt for about six months (Last September to this January), and it also perfectly captures a character I'm writing in Operation Aeternam.

Overall, it's just an amazing song.

Good Times by Finger 11. I think the background music for the song is incredibly catchy. I also really enjoy the Offspring. That song the Kids Aren't Alright is my favorite song by them and it tells a very good, if not sad story. But my favorite song of ALL TIME is 2 Minutes to Midnight by Iron Maiden. It's a little long but it's so good. {begins drooling uncontrollably}....

As of recent, it has just been a lot of Guns N Roses. It is the only thing that soothes my 6 month old son. He won't go to sleep without hearing Knockin' On Heavens Door.

Im listening to Before He Cheats by Carrie Underwood. It tells what happens when you cheat on Carrie Underwood.

I am listening to wait and bleed(Slipknot). This song is one of my favorite!

Between Raising Hell and Amazing Grace by Big & Rich. The music video for this song is really awesome, if you like westerns.

I'm listening to the Spice Girls

What can I say, their music has been with me since like I was in elementary school.

Don't Stop Believing

Can't go wrong with Journey.

Everybody's Changing by Keane - it has a nice beat to it...

Ain't No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell.
I always liked Motown even though it was recorded in the 1960's.

Leona Lewis's Bleeding Love. Can't get it out of my head.

At the moment, as it has been all day, I have been listening to The Eagle's Witchy Woman.

Not only is it an excellent song, but it reminds me of Scarlet Witch who is my favourite comic book character. Definitely one of the better songs I've heard in a while.

I am listening to Bruce Faulconer's music from the Dragonball Z series and I find his music to be awesome. My favorite tracks are Perfect Cell Runs and Vegeta's Theme.

Right now i'm listening to Daft Punk - Discovery Album - Aerodynamic.

I'm currently listening to Rihanna & Maroon's 5 new collabo called "If I Never See Your Face Again." It's a beautiful song!

I am listening to DragonBall Z TV theme songs such as...

1. Cha La Head Cha La
2. Rock the Dragon
3. Mystical Adventure (Dragon Ball Opening)
4. Mystical Adventure (Dragon Ball Japanese Intro)
5. Mystical Adventure (Instrumental Version)

And of cause film scores like...

Friday the 13th
Halloween
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Bruce Faulconer DragonBall Z Albums

Right now I'm listening to one of N.W.A's top songs entitled "Straight Outta Compton". I've been listening to them a lot lately for some reason actually "old school" rap in general. It's such a great song especially for the start of "gangsta" rap.

I'm listening to "Changes" by Tupac. This song is great because it basically talks about how much life can change so fast, and what in the world needs to be changed.

"Renegade" by Styx
Heard it the other day on the radio, and can't get it out of my head.

Boss Of Me by They Might Be Giants. Probably more recognizable as the theme song to Malcolm In The Middle, but it's just a great song overall. I love TMBG.

Ah music, a lovely subject. I sing everyday for absolutely no reason.
Ok, well the song I am currently listening to is "Runaway" by Janet Jackson.

Today (Thursday, it's 12:28 AM) on America's Best Dance Crew, they are paying tribute to Janet Jackson, an inspiration in dance and music. I've just been catching up on Janet's awesome hits, and I had the urge to look up a song that I loved by her when I was a child, but I couldn't remember the name.

All I remembered was that on the music video, she wore a very cultured outfit. She had all these bracelets, a nose ring, and she was jumping all over the world.

I went to YouTube and typed in her name and clicked one called Together Again, one I thought was the one, but I knew it wasn't after hearing a couple seconds of it. Then in the related videos section, I saw her video, and I knew it was the right one. I listened to it, and it all came back to me. I absolutely love this song. It reminds me of the good ole' days.

I am listening to Time after Time by Eva Cassidy. I like this song because it was on an episode Smallville the episode of Whitney's funeral. Whitney went to war and died trying to save another cadet. The music served perfectly with the mood and the scene and it made me cry and really grateful the first time I saw it. It still brings me back to the scene everytime I listen to it.

I'm listening to My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion. You know, that Titanic song.

I am currently listening to Go Green Ranger. I was listening to it cause even though its a song from Power Rangers I still enjoy listening to it as a normal song.

I am listening to Top Gun - Danger Zone, I realy need to watch that movie.

"Firecracker" by Josh Turner

It's one song I can seriously listen to over and over again. Such a good song!

I actually like Josh Turner.

Right now I am listening to brave Saint Saturn, because their third and final album comes out next Monday and I've been waiting so long for it. I preordered it in June.

They are self proclaimed "astro-rock". It's so good. Their albums are concept albums, with a back story of the USS Gloria, a Spaceship on a journey to a moon of Saturn. If you've ever heard of Reese Roper, he's the lead singer and lyricist. He is an amazing singer and writer.

They are one of my top 5 favorite bands of all time. Check them out on MySpace, PureVolume, Facebook, or even their official site.

I am listening to "We Rode in Trucks" and mainly because I love country music and it pretty much tells my life story.

I listen to Final Fantasy music and I am currently listening to "Terra's Theme" in piano version. I like this theme because it has a relaxing tone to it and no matter how many times you listen to it, the melody is so addicting that you can listen to it over and over again. So check it out you guys!

As seen by my ever changing Avatar, I am currently listening to Oasis's new album: Dig Out Your Soul. I my opinion its a great album. Critic reactions are generally positive but there were many average and mediocre scores which to me is mind boggling. It is true I'ma huge Oasis fan from the beginning however I think these critics just hate on Oasis for no apparent reason.

- They'll hate it if it sounds more like their first two albums but yet want an album like their first two.

- They criticize Liam for writing an amazing tribute song to John Lennon because they think he shouldn't worship Lennon? Something about its not healthy. Its just stupid.

Unfortunately, the airwaves are filled with garbage flavor of the week pop garbage sung by so called "Artists" How many bands, "artists" actually still write meaningful stuff or more importantly, actually compose and write the music they sing?

What annoys me the most is how North America hasn't played any Oasis singles since Be Here Now from 1997 which sucks instead I have to listen to Girlicious trash on the airwaves instead.

Thanks a lot.

I've been listening to alot of really good music as of late. I've really been into Without You by Hinder, and I Don't Care by Apocalyptica. They're both newer songs but I think they are great.

Wow. I guess I'm the odd man out here, listening to Morbid Angel's God of Emptiness. Anybody here like Death Metal?

I like some Death Metal. I'm more of a supporter of the locals around my area than anything. It's the kind of genre you can just go crazy to. That's what I like about it. Seeing the bands live, and moshing or just having a good time. It's not the kind of music I can listen to online or on a CD though.

Back to the topic:
"Machine Gun" by Warrant is what I'm listening to.

Right now I am listening to The Pretender by the Foo Fighters. I listen to it when I hit my punching bag every so often. It really pumps me up, and it had a great start and end to the song. It is a really well played song.

I'm currently listening to New Classic (Accoustic Version) and Valentine's Dance Tango - from Another Cinderella Story, kinda got hooked by it.

Currently listening to the band Shinedown's song Burning Bright. Musically, these guys aren't amazing, rather run of the mill, to tell the truth, but the lyrical content, and the way it is sang, is incredible. Bret Smith has a unique voice, and really knows how to use it to his advantage. For those who don't judge a band solely by how well they play guitar, bass, drums, Shinedown is something you definitely look up.

"The more the light shines through me,
I pretend to close my eyes.
The more the dark consumes me,
I pretend I'm burning, burning bright."

Amazing.

I'm currently listening to "Sober" by Pink. Her latest album isn't the best but there are a few notable good songs. Her previous album, "I'm Not Dead," was much better in my opinion.