[Polpolion]

this - me

[asyikarea51]

How do people tend to find new music to listen to?  I listen to the radio a lot when I'm driving somewhere but I almost never catch the song name or artist name so I never find out what I was just listening to and what I like so I never buy anything.  I don't want to spark a debate about music downloads...more curious in the methods that people use to find out what they like.

For me it's usually a case of hand-me-down (i.e. someone already has the song, I listen to it and I find it 'worthy' enough to add to my playlists), or sometimes when I see a film advert/show/whatsoever and I find the song nice, then I go searching the discs at home, at the stores, online for more info on the song, etc.

Though for the latter, on several occasions I don't actually get the song I want until, say, a year or two later, long after I've forgotten about it... I simply remember it because I run across some new media that plays the song and shows the title/artist...

I don't listen to the radio here, the songs they play are more catered to the masses (i.e. the usual rock and pop). Considering my lifestyle you could say I rarely listen to a new track; it may be new to me, but it could be a few years old in release date terms already unless it's a certain game soundtrack.

And Ghostavo's way works too, if not all the time.

$0.02

[Nuke]

How do people tend to find new music to listen to?  I listen to the radio allot when I'm driving somewhere but I almost never catch the song name or artist name so I never find out what I was just listening to and what I like so I never buy anything.  I don't want to spark a debate about music downloads...more curious in the methods that people use to find out what they like.

http://www.metal-archives.com/

Astarte-God Among Men

[Zoltan]

How do people tend to find new music to listen to?  I listen to the radio allot when I'm driving somewhere but I almost never catch the song name or artist name so I never find out what I was just listening to and what I like so I never buy anything.  I don't want to spark a debate about music downloads...more curious in the methods that people use to find out what they like.

The radio station that I usually listen to has a website that says what songs they have played, so that helps me a lot. As for what I am listening to right now: Rush - The Fountain of Lamneth.

[Woolie Wool]

Dream Theater - In the Presence of Enemies

[Rictor]

this - me

Does it intentionally sound like a chase sequence from a Pixar movie? Because that's what I was imagining while the music was playing. In any case, good job - I liked it.

[Nuclear1]

John Denver - Thank God I'm a Country Boy

[Send in the TMF]

Agnus Dei (the one that is heard in the start of the first mission of HomeWorld)

The Light Befor We Land - the delgados

[Colonol Dekker]

Adagio on strings techno remix. Heard as kharak burns.

[Send in the TMF]

thats some nice backround for flying around in eve poping space scra- i mean pirates

[castor]

[Colonol Dekker]

Wink- higher state of consciousness.

[Jeff Vader]

Queens of the Stone Age - Misfit Love

Personally, I like this latest incarnation of QOTSA's touring lineup. Mikey Shoes is one freaky bass player and Dean-O has been able to add new elements to certain songs. And some of the new tunes sound pretty good live.

[Nuke]

Kivenkantaja was pretty good, should check this one out.

[haloboy100]

All of Blackhole's songs

What happened to the first "what are you listening too" thread?

[Fearless Leader]

*takes a break from rocking out*

Limp Bizkit & Draft Punk

*Fearless Leader continues to rock out!**

[Jeff Vader]

Limp Bizkit & Draft Punk

1. It's 'Daft'.
2. Eww.

Abingdon Boys School - Howling

[Nuke]

Countess-Columbine High Blues

[perihelion]

Our Lady Peace - The Birdman

[castor]

Kivenkantaja was pretty good, should check this one out.

This one is quite different form Kivenkantaja, doesn't sound as jolly
But anyone with the slightest interest in epic/folk metal can hardly go wrong by getting it.