What are you listening NOW!?

**toniplavna** · July 10, 2015

**scoperina** · July 11, 2015

**Gretzel** · July 12, 2015

**Kemii** · July 12, 2015

**Hugolich** · July 12, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSFiDiYhpUM

Forgot how to place the youtube thing here... Rofl

**Gretzel** · July 13, 2015

Originally Posted by Hugolich

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSFiDiYhpUM

Forgot how to place the youtube thing here... Rofl

I just quote and copy-paste to make it quicker but its like
[video=youtube;number] text here [/video-

with - being a bracket

**scoperina** · July 13, 2015

**toniplavna** · July 14, 2015

:(

**Kemii** · July 14, 2015

One of Monstercats first releases.. Still epic 4 years on!

**Derekk** · July 14, 2015

Been addicted Bryan Adams' music since September. His music is something I can listen to everyday, even at tough/miserable situations. I love me some "deeper" artists like Kanye West, Van Halen and Queen, but every man has a soft spot and Bryan's music has been there for me. A lot of people know him for "Summer of 69", "Everything I Do", and "Heaven". To me, he has a lot of underrated songs that are overlooked by classic and commuters' radio.

"Run to You" just makes me wanna run all night literally xD One of my all-time favorite songs and music videos!

"Heat of the Night" may just be Bryan's darkest song. Just pure grit. I also believe this song features guitarist Keith Scott's best showing.

A timeless feel-good song.

Whenever I feel tired or moody, I listen to this song. Even a good-guy rocker like Bryan has his dark, and this song brings it out of me. And just like "Run to You", the aura of the music video uplifts the song.

It's a shame that Bryan's material has become inconsistent since Waking Up the Neighbors. His recent albums are forgettable for one. Right now, he's touring the US, and hopefully, he'll make a good comeback with a new album coming out later this year.

On a side note, I really loathe Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood". It has been getting constant airplay lately. I live in the Philippines, so it's worse for me since everyone can publicly play music loudly. I'm even more surprised that fans and critics are digging it despite the fact that it's one of Taylor's worst songs. Idk... something's fishy in the 1989 era: critical acclaims outta nowhere, former haters suddenly forgiving Taylor, Mama Swift's condition, streaming politics, and a rapper like Kendrick Lamar collaborating with her. It's like all these things are arranged from the very beginning. I used to like Taylor but now I feel alienated. Times be changing.

**Kemii** · July 14, 2015

**CompassSeeker** · July 14, 2015

**Gretzel** · July 16, 2015

**Kemii** · July 16, 2015

**Miksah** · July 16, 2015

Originally Posted by Kemii

Just awesome.

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