🌺Mum to teens (14, 18). I'm just trying to expand the range of music genres that I like, and my kids are unwittingly helping me😬...🌺 (Oh, and I💖GreenDay).
We didn't have any plans for Halloween, but my 13yo and I LOVE Tim Burton films. So, she and I watched the Nightmare Before Christmas and ate too much candy. (Source: video cap.)
#timburton#Halloween2020#nightmarebeforechristmas#Halloween
@KerrangMagazine I remember watching it live (yep, I'm plaid-shirts-ripped-jeans-and-Docs old). I loved the cover of Bowie's The Man Who Sold The World. Also, All Apologies sounded great.
@alex_hefner I love Ice Nine Kills. When the pandemic is over, maybe you could interview them and have them react to something? Same with Chris Motionless of Motionless in White
I thought the stream was fantastic. Motionless In White is such a generous band that I'm not surprised that they did this. It's the next best thing to being there. If this is what concerts are right now, I'm good with it. Thank you @MIWband@ChrisMotionless!
It happened!! On Songpop 2 the other day, I chose the playlist, "Hot Rock 2020", and, there it was: Another Life by Motionless in White! (This is the first time that's it happened in the 3 years that I've been playing :)
@ @MIWband@ChrisMotionless Silly question? Probably, LOL! But, I'm just wondering if, in Brand New Numb, I do hear Gavin Rossdale/Bush influences? For example, is "sex in your violence" a shout out to Bush's Everything Zen? Or is it coincidence? 😬
I love Sloan! I've seen them at least 2x. Over the past five years, when listening to Coax Me, I'd grieve the sudden death of a good friend, and it helped. I'm happy to say I can now enjoy this song again without grieving. @sloanmusic will always be a huge part of the 90s for me.
My 13yo was drawing on herself with pen ink, so I bought her some tattoo pens to use instead. She drew this pattern up and down her arm. She wants more colours, and I'll try to find some. (Pic's a bit blurry because I wasn't wearing my glasses.)
@KerrangMagazine Oh, wow. Ok, for me, it is Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's The Sex Pistols (1977). I don't know the scope of its influence, but I have to say that it was THE punk album in the '80s.
Songpop 2: Punk Pop Revival playlist. I'm finding so many songs and bands that I love. I just wish there were a Motionless in White playlist...I haven't come across them on ANY playlist, but I thought that I might see them under metalcore or something-metal. Not yet.