Music You're Listening To:

[Isis]

[Rev. Rye]

Here's the South Park song "Uncle Fucka," as scored and conducted by Juri-Ruut Kangur and an Estonian orchestra with singing by Mikk Saar & Lauri Pihlap and Blade of Grass obbligato by Erki-Andres Nuut. And this was apparently broadcast on Estonia's TV6.

I find it kind of strange that such a thing could make it on TV uncensored (even in Estonia, although, that said, the only thing I know about Estonia is Arvo Part is from there), but knowing that it's near Sweden, a country that once had a movie with the word "Fucking" in the title and only gave it an 11 certificate (meaning anyone over 11 can see it unaccompanied), it certainly makes quite a bit of sense.

[The Industrial Atheist]

I ran into this Industrial band on the net a few years ago.

[Isis]

[TheRealJoeFish]

... it's near Sweden, a country that once had a movie with the word "Fucking" in the title and only gave it an 11 certificate (meaning anyone over 11 can see it unaccompanied), it certainly makes quite a bit of sense.

I knew what movie you meant without clicking the link; I watched Fucking Amal for a class in college! It was really good! (And, no, alt-right people looking to perpetuate your Sweden-is-a-disaster-zone narrative, Amal is a town, not a middle eastern immigrant ) (also, it was about two teen girls (fourteen or so?), one very popular and the other a loser, discovering, together, accidentally, that they were romantically interested in each other, so could you imagine that getting a "PG" in the USA?!)

As for the OP question, there is only one music I am listening to for the next year or so.

Because my favorite band of all time is back.

After so many years of absence.

With glorious sound.

THE BATH.





This one here (Ascension) might be my favorite of the six songs they released:





And another:

[Rev. Rye]

... it's near Sweden, a country that once had a movie with the word "Fucking" in the title and only gave it an 11 certificate (meaning anyone over 11 can see it unaccompanied), it certainly makes quite a bit of sense.

I knew what movie you meant without clicking the link; I watched Fucking Amal for a class in college! It was really good! (And, no, alt-right people looking to perpetuate your Sweden-is-a-disaster-zone narrative, Amal is a town, not a middle eastern immigrant   ) (also, it was about two teen girls (fourteen or so?), one very popular and the other a loser, discovering, together, accidentally, that they were romantically interested in each other, so could you imagine that getting a "PG" in the USA?!)

Tell me about it. Granted, when I saw it, it was called "Show Me Love," but it was still quite good. And it's really surprising that a movie can somehow have a big romantic moment scored by "I Wanna Know what Love Is" by Foreigner, and not have it look like the biggest cliche ever.




Maybe it's the fact that it sounds like it was really playing on a car stereo and not overdubbed later, or the fact that except for the brief insert shots of the driver, it looks like it was done in one take, or even the fact that the driver decides to be a buzzkill when the kiss is over, but somehow it works.

As for the music I'm listening to now, here's the Isley Brothers:





And to think they've been going around since the year my Dad was born.

[Kernel Sohcahtoa]

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That's an awesome song.  I remember first listening to Avril Lavigne's "skaterboi" and getting hooked to it (at that time, I was finishing up my junior year in high school). Here's one that I like:

[Isis]

Glad to see you can appreciate an Avril Lavigne song too, Kernel - I like pretty much every song by her, she's very talented.

[Isis]

[Jesster]