Queens of the Stone Age- Feel Good Hit of the Summer

I think Everything Zen by Bush kind of fits that bill. Vague in a poppy (alt rock) sort of way. I think it's about life generally sucking for a teen and domestic abuse is a part of it.

For instance, I think "There's no sex in your violence" describes a parent who is being abused.

But "there must be something we can eat, maybe find another lover" seems to suggest mom is selling herself to afford groceries.

https://open.spotify.com/track/70eyzgtq1XTQRiRzaiQ2XO?si=e305c1cf3aa34926

lsd reference through Gaspar Noé's Climax film

Put The Coke On My Dick by Ween

Heroin - Velvet Underground

Mr. Brownstone?

Jakob - Sines

Any Hermanos Gutierrez song

They sure did know how to write a chorus. I swear their 5 biggest hits are just the hook on repeat with very little in between in terms of verses.

Not abusive, but absentee father: Father of Mine - Everclear.

Respect. Excellent response.

I thought that was a Health song with a guest appearance and I don't remember being struck by it on release. Seems like that's what the entire album was based on my cursory Spotify search.

I did listen to that song this morning and I can't explain exactly why but it feels more like How to Destroy Angels than NIN. But I'm willing to admit that I could be splitting hairs there.

Thanks

>First 2 albums are by far the best

I always chuckle a little when this gets said; it's like Infinite never existed haha

I was in fact being snarky. I've been really disappointed in the output of NIN since...about the time that Atticus was made an "official" member I guess. But I think that's just a coincidence. I think they've gotten into the moody film score mentality, and honestly even with that I think their best stuff was in the early Fincher movies. The soundtrack to The Social Network was great and I think it's been diminishing returns since. To put it another way, I used to seek out movies specifically because Trent/Atticus were scoring them, and I no longer do.

I've also always been really partial to the Book of Eli soundtrack as well, which is only credited to Atticus.

The new EP stuff as well as the Ghosts releases seem really hindered by their resemblance to the film score stuff they were doing. I was not impressed. There has been a lot more focus on meandering techno-industrial soundscapes and noise rock. The newer EP/Album output feels like at most 1 song that would have been one of the lesser known, buried tracks on Hesitation Marks surrounded by rejected soundtrack cuts. And I thought it would be comedically effective to pretend that they didn't exist. I think the official term for this is "Crystal Skulling."

Honestly, I didn't even really like Hesitation Marks THAT much but the tour they did in support was just obscenely good, which made me appreciate those songs a bit better. But that's the last time I really enjoyed what they were doing. I also don't think that album is particularly well known, so it's extra funny to me to think that I'd be the kind of person who knows (or googled) that album, but is somehow completely unaware of everything they've done since.

No offense but you're describing an obsession. You don't need to be doing anything to feed it further. You need to be doing something to take your mind off of her, not just another channel to continue to dwell. Take up sports, play video games, start an emu farm or a meth lab. Whatever it takes that isn't her but keeps your mind occupied.

Well that's terrifying

Hehehehehehehehehee

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue/Bitches Brew/In A Silent Way/On the Corner/Tribute to Jack Johnson

John Coltrane - Giant Steps/My Favorite Things/A Love Supreme

The Fireman (Paul McCartney) - Rushes

Brian Eno - Ambient 1, Music for Airports

Frank Zappa - Jazz From Hell

Tortoise/Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Godspeed You Black Emperor/Lift Your Skinny Fists
Miles Davis/Bitches Brew
Mahavishnu Orchestra/Inner Mounting Flame

Animals As Leaders - The Joy of Motion

Stephan Bodzin - Powers of Ten

Jesus, only had to scroll 1 post below this one to get the impression that this dude's playlist is just Kim on loop lol

You should watch all of their music videos. They always go all out. Songs are catchy too!

NoMeansNo - Dad

Razor - Parricide

This fool ain't trolling he's just really mad and really trying to talk to girls but having a real hard time. XD