R-type wrote:

Thou shalt not question Stephen Fry.

Damn straight.

Or not as the case may be. ;)

b+@%+%~* surfers

Robin Williams. The man's f%@&in' brilliant.

Robin Williams. The man's f*~#in' brilliant.

Mork? Listening to one of the stand-up routines etc?

Or do you mean Robbie Williams the pop music person? I've never heard anyone get quite so enthusiastic about either Williams before.

The only Williams I like is Nina Williams. (of Tekken fame) ;)

A sick, sad part of me thinks Robin Williams would have been perfect for the role of Wolverine in the X-men films if he had never gotten typecast as a Disneyish funnyman... There is an alternate reality out there somewhere featuring him as Logan and Tori Amos (or maybe Nichole Kidman) as Jean Grey.

Robin Williams, as in 'Good Morning Vietnam'. It's just a CD of his stand-up improv stuff. This is before he was typecast, and was still REALLY funny as opposed to sort of funny.

Robin Williams, as in 'Good Morning Vietnam'. It's just a CD of his stand-up improv stuff. This is before he was typecast, and was still REALLY funny as opposed to sort of funny.

Ah yes, understood now. Perish the thought of someone enjoying Robbie Williams... Much less a industrial/metal person like yourself! I became quite alarmed and almost phoned Trent Reznor to inform him of your pop leanings! :) Panic over, sorry for loosing faith, I don't know what happened?

Currently The Pixies "Dance the Manta Ray", next up is Elton John "Bennie and the Jets."

Did I just show my age?

Ah yes, understood now. Perish the thought of someone enjoying Robbie Williams... Much less a industrial/metal person like yourself! I became quite alarmed and almost phoned Trent Reznor to inform him of your pop leanings! :) Panic over, sorry for loosing faith, I don't know what happened?

If I ever stooped that low, I would commit hari-kari.

"Tiny Dancer" is my favorite Elton John song. Ever. Man, he used to kick ass.

*Sigh* still just my turtle tank. Oh wait! there is another noise, oh, it's just the washing machine. Well, that's it, time to spend some money, my hubby bought me a great stereo with a cd player and all my music is on casettes or records. (now THAT'S aging yourself) ;)

Marc Broussard - Home
Henry Mancini - Peter Gunn suite
Loreena McKennit - The Lady of Shalott
Wild Cherry - Play that Funky Music
Moby - Flower
Sir Mix-A-Lot - Baby Got Back

(Yeah, it's an eclectic assortment. :) )

(Yeah, it's an eclectic assortment. :) )

Sounds like me. Where else can you find Benny Goodman, Mastodon, Peter Mulvey, the Clancy Brothers, Franz Liszt, Marilyn Manson, and Refused on the same playlist?

Anyway,

'Ten Speed (of God's Blood and Burial)' by Coheed and Cambria
'Working Class Hero (John Lennon cover)' by Green Day
'The Rocky Road to Dublin' by the Clancy Brothers
'Sample in a Jar' by Phish
'Emergency' by Paramore
'Kill Rock and Roll' by System Of A Down
'Valentine's Day' by Marilyn Manson
'Sing, Sing, Sing' by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
'Seabeast' by Mastodon
'Shirt' by Peter Mulvey
'Danse Macabre' by Franz Liszt
'Voodoo People (Prodigy cover)' by Refused

Currently sorting music for D&D into separate playlists for exploring, city, and combat. Here are the last several:

I Left Her Alone - Brian Tyler and Klaus Badelt (Constantine)
"Her Eyes … So Innocent" - Graeme Revell (The Crow)
Moeity Prison - Robyn Miller (Riven)
A Gift and a Curse - Soundtrack (The Mummy Returns (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture))
Fortress Of Doors - Chris Vrenna (American McGee's Alice)
Portrait of a Prince - Trevor Jones (From Hell)

Edit - a few more:

Monican Mission - Graeme Revell (Aeon Flux (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack))
Mother Wendol's Cave - Jerry Goldsmith (The 13th Warrior (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack))
Bregna 2415 - Graeme Revell (Aeon Flux (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack))
Catherine's Theme - Robyn Miller (Riven)
Rain Forever - Graeme Revell (The Crow)
Counterweight - Brian Tyler and Klaus Badelt (Constantine)

Currently The Pixies "Dance the Manta Ray", next up is Elton John "Bennie and the Jets."

Did I just show my age?

No, the Pixies are classic and everyone listens to Elton John -only now he is refered to as The Sissor Sisters... ;)

Tori Amos as Jean Grey.

How cool would that be?

Very cool.

MACHINE HEAD'S "the blackening". It's very "master of puppets" and I havn't decided if this is for the best yet............

Funker Vogt - Aviator
God Module - Let's Go Dark
C/A/T - ATF
The Gothsicles - NESferatu
Caustic - Booze Up and Riot
Combichrist - What the F**# is Wrong With You People?
Rotersand - Welcome to Goodbye
Retrosic - Nightcrawler
Snog - Vs. the Faecal Juggernaut of Mass Culture
Frontline Assembly - Fallout
Assemblage23 - Meta

Getting rootsy with Isreal Vibrations.
Why worry no.

Why worry no.

WHy worry no.

'Tessie' by the Dropkick Murphys
'The Rocky Road to Dublin' by the Clancy Brothers
'Minor Swing #1' by Django Reinhardt
'Exit Strategy' by Valient Thorr
'Breathe Deep' by MxPx

Some ipod highlights from this mornings walk:

Echo and the Bunnymen
The Bravery
The Killers
Filter
The Future Heads

'Daddy Was a Bank Robber (the Clash cover)(live at Ticonderoga)' by Peter Mulvey
'Blackout' by the Dropkick Murphys
'Lonely Day' by System of a Down
'Protest Song 68' by Refused
'Still Running (Welcome Back Frank remix)' by Chevelle

Johnny Cash
Ballad of Ire Haize

country songs are so said.

I'm listening to the Little Mermaid II.

'Daddy Was a Bank Robber (the Clash cover)(live at Ticonderoga)' by Peter Mulvey

the old man spoke up in a bar

Y'know, there really is something to this... Great song, too

The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

'Daddy Was a Bank Robber (the Clash cover)(live at Ticonderoga)' by Peter Mulvey

the old man spoke up in a bar

said i never been in prison
a lifetime serving one machine
is ten times worse than prison

Y'know, there really is something to this... Great song, too

Yeah, that about sums up my opinion.

'Outside' by Staind
'Hermod's Ride to Hel (Loki's Treachery Part 1)' by Amon Amarth
'The Fight Song' by Marilyn Manson
'In Time' by Mark Collie
'Sorrow' by Flyleaf

Beastie Boys
The Stills
CSS
Curve
Timo Maas

Right now I'm listening to the X-Files theme, but mostly my playlist consist of punk. Ramones, Black Flag, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Rancid, Offspring, Goldfinger and Green Day.

'Gravity' by A Perfect Circle
'Cigarettes' by Seether
'Jerry Was a Racecar Driver' by Primus
'Dashboard' by Modest Mouse
'Dope Hat' by Marilyn Manson

The Dandy Warhols
Harvey Danger

'Rumors of My Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated' by Rise Against
'Dragula (White Rabbit Remix)' by Rob Zombie
'Lithium' by Evanescence
'Kickapoo' by Tenacious D, with Meat Loaf, Dave Grohl, and Ronnie James Dio
'Stargazers' by Nightwish

Jacob Miller "Susi Wong"

'The Grog Song' by Scurvy
'North American Scum' by LCD Soundsystem
'Supermassive Black Hole' by Muse
'Firefly' by Saves the Day
'Working Class Hero (John Lennon cover)' by Marilyn Manson

At the moment

Despised Icon - Ills of modern man album

going to be following shortly with

Last of the Mohican OST

picked both up recently

Rush - Snakes and Arrows, for about the 100th time in a row :-) (I tend to listen to a new album to death if I like it)

Modest Mouse- "We Were Dead Before the Ship Even Sank"
Andrew Bird's Bowl of Fire- "The Swimming Hour"
The Best of Elvis Costello

'Handcuffs' by Brand New
'Black Sabbath' by Black Sabbath (really?) - required listening for all gamers
'Shellshocked' by Chronic Future
'Cuts Marked in the March of Men' by Coheed and Cambria
'Pain' by Jimmy Eat World

Well, I have a rotation of over 1000 tunes going on my iPod now, including Rush, Tragically Hip, Frank Zappa, Interpol, the Arcade Fire, Kila, Sarah Harmer etc etc etc. The last bunch of tunes were:

Tragically Hip - Throwing Off Glass
Rush - Turn the Page
Tea Party - The Grand Bazaar
Tragically Hip - The Completists
Stars - Ageless Beauty
Rush - Spirit of Radio
Rush - Fly By Night
Tom Waits - Grapefruit Moon
Frank Zappa - Rat Tomago
Rush - Bravado
Interpol - Narc
Rheostatics - Bread, Meat, Peas & Rice

'Word to the Whys' by Mike Cannon and Word to the Whys
'Buck Dich' by Rammstein
'Easier to Run' by Linkin Park
'My United States of Whatever' by Liam Lynch
'The Battle of Evermore' by Led Zeppelin

My workmate just said "check this out" and made me put on his iPod.

It was playing Big Bottom by Spinal Tap.

Cadillac

Baby Hates Me

First Date

Dance!

Canada's three piece answer to ACDC, Danko Jones!

rock on brotha!

\m/ @ \m/

The soft conversations and tap tap of keyboards.

Occasional ringing phone too

Peaches: F**k the Pain Away.

'Karma and Effect Jam (bonus track)' by Seether
'Red Neck' by Lamb of God
'Testify' by Rage Against the Machine
'The Firefly Theme' by Joss Whedon and Sonny Rhodes
'Can't Repeat' by the Offspring

'Karma and Effect Jam (bonus track)' by Seether

'Red Neck' by Lamb of God
'Testify' by Rage Against the Machine
'The Firefly Theme' by Joss Whedon and Sonny Rhodes
'Can't Repeat' by the Offspring

I always check this thread to see "What is Shiny listening to TODAY?" You've got good taste, my friend.

I always check this thread to see "What is Shiny listening to TODAY?" You've got good taste, my friend.

Ha ha ha! Thanks, man. I find this thread to be one of the most satisfying to post on. I don't know why, but it is.

I would post about what kinds of crap gets piped in through the radio at work... but it would probably depress some of you to the point of suicide and I don't want that riding on my conscience.

Right now, i'm listening to the Best of Bond... James Bond; it's a collection of all of the movie title themes and a few other soundtrack highlights.

Right now, i'm listening to the Best of Bond... James Bond; it's a collection of all of the movie title themes and a few other soundtrack highlights.

NO! Not the... dreaded... GOLDFINGER THEME SONG!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!

The best way to get song lyrics unstuck from one's head- post them on Paizo!

(Jack Black)
A long ass f~&!in' time ago,
In a town called Kickapoo,
There lived a humble family
Religious through and through.
But yay there was a black sheep
And he knew just what to do.
His name was young J.B. and he refused to step in-line.
A vision he did see-eth
F!~$in' rockin' all the time.
He wrote a tasty jam and all the planets did align

(Young Jack Black)
Oh the dragons balls were blazin' as I stepped into his cave,
Then I sliced his f@$#in' cockles,
With a long and shiney blade!
'Twas I who f~$!ed the dragon,
F$+#alize sing-f&+~aloo!
And if you try to f@*# with me,
Then I shall f$@~ you too!
Gotta get it on in the party zone!
I gots to shoot a load in the party zone!
Gotta lick a toad in the party zone!
Gotta suck a chode in the party zone!
[Crying]

(Meat Loaf (Father))
You've disobeyed my orders, son,
Why were you ever born?.
Your brother's ten times better than you,
Jesus loves him more.
This music that you play for us comes from the depths of hell.
Rock and roll's The Devil's work, he wants you to rebel.
You'll become a mindless puppet;
Beelzebub will pull the strings!
Your heart will lose direction,
And chaos it will bring.
You'd better shut your mouth,
Better watch your tone!
You're going for a week with no telephone!
Don't let me here you cry,
Don't let me hear you moan!
You gotta praise The Lord when you're in my home!

(Young Jack Black)
Dio can you hear me?
I am lost and so alone.
I'm askin' for your guidance.
Won't you come down from your throne?
I need a tight compadre who will teach me how to rock.
My father thinks you're evil,
But man, he can suck a cock.
Rock is not The Devil's work,
It's magical and rad.
I'll never rock as long as I am stuck here with my dad

(Ronnie James Dio)
I hear you brave young Jaybles,
You are hungry for the rock.
But to learn the ancient method,
Sacred doors you must unlock.
Escape your father's clutches,
And this oppressive neighborhood.
On a journey you must go,
To find the land of Hollywood!
In The City of Fallen Angels,
Where the ocean meets the sand,
You will form a strong alliance,
And the world's most awesome band.
To find your fame and fortune,
Through the valley you must walk.
You will face your inner demons.
Now go my son and rock!

(Jack Black)
So he went from f+&&in' Kickapoo With hunger in his heart;
And he journeyed far and wide to find the secrets of his art;
But in the end he knew that he would find his counterpart.
Rooooock. Rah-ha-ha-ha-hock. Raye-yayayayaye-yock