This song sounds somber, I don’t get the upbeat feel.

There’s a movie about something like this. You should watch it. It’s called Yesterday.

Green Day - Uptight

Appetite for Destruction is a 10/10 when you’re pissass drunk

U2

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I love Darkness and Cold

Reckless Kelly - Wicked Twisted Road (Reprise) https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=a1nKCbBVaPE&feature=share

Arc Angels. Great musicians, killer songs, and a unique 2 lead singers approach.

One and done.

Sarah McLachlan -Vox. Reason is it is one of the first songs I heard on burtons snow board video scream of conciseness. Jeff brushie. Chris Kelly. Terji. Wallace. Every time I go out it is the first song on the first run on my first day. The feels just get me into that first carve on powder or carpet. Looking down the run. Picking my line. Letting it all flow feels like perfection in that moment for me.

https://open.spotify.com/track/48mIDITntEuhiombC4TTCy?si=6421FauOQAGyW-m9mNcJaQ&context=spotify%3Asearch%3Avox%2Bsarah

Wack

Living Colour - seriously talented musicians and a unique sound. Been a fan since 1989

R.E.M: They were the band that got me into music in the first place, and their influence is still felt now. Even earlier on, huge bands like Nirvana and Radiohead saw them as a strong influence, so in many ways R.E.M shaped a lot of alternative rock.

They were big for a time (biggest band on the planet at one stage), but their influence - I feel - goes underated.

“I said girl, don’t cry your eyes out on me, but she fell to pieces literally at the party at the leper colooony”

Extinct might be a bit harsh, but The Postal Service is always one of my first thoughts when the subject comes up. It should be a crime to bust out one of the best albums in its genre and just…never do anything again.

Maiden is so lucky. They had Paul Dianno who was pretty decent, then replace him with Bruce who’s arguably the Luciano Pavarotti of metal.

I love how they bring all that NWOBHM attributes into their sound, and kept it going through the years.

That was one that came to kind for me lol. The other one was Party at the Leper Colony…but it’s a song about a partyy

"It's My Time To Fly" by The Urge.

You know it might seem cliche but I can’t get away from Ozzy. It’s just so good. Especially the album he co-wrote with Lemmy.

The evolution through the years with different guitarists makes it super interesting to see how the sound matures.

I am understand that at the time it was released, it was considered cheesy shock rock, but the songwriting is impeccable. The lyrics still have meaning today.

Marshall tucker band.

Cream. Wheels of Fire and Disraeli Gears changed my life. Also messed with my hearing a bit, but that’s for sure my fault

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Her music is pretty basic

They've united the djent group into realising we despise sleep token

Tame Impala

I remember first hearing about them back in high school in 2015 but not really understanding the name so I didn’t think much of them. Then later that year I heard “Eventually” for the first time and absolutely loved it. I then became friends with some people who were also fans of Tame Impala and they showed me Innerspeaker, Lonerism, and I just feel in love with the entire sound and vibes that came from it. I think Kevin Parker is a true genius at creating such fun psychedelic rock/pop of the modern era, and to this day Innerspeaker and Currents are two of my favorite albums of all time! There’s not one song that I don’t enjoy from the project and I’ve also seen Tame and the band 4 times since 2016 and I’m hoping I get to see them all for a 5th time whenever the time comes!