Gary wrote: (Because nobody ever looks at the last post on the previous page).
Yeah, but this is also the thread where you post the most obscure crap you're listening to in order to get some sort of "cred", while at the same time not clicking anything linked.
What I am listening to: New Zealand rotary cruise videos.
Let me play you the song of my people:
In reply to Knurled:
But I do listen to the posted links of what others are listening to. I've found some pretty good music here I otherwise wouldn't have known about. I've said this before several times, that's what I like about this thread.
For something obscure and which happens to be crap ... The Fugs: Boobs a Lot
(A POS from my mid-sixties dorm and fraternity days. I didn't include a link because it's so bad. But I did find the obscure song we listened to and loved then. Thankfully I appreciate better music now). 
Matt Koelsch and the Allies: Island Eyes studio version
A somewhat "obscure" artist from the Boston area who alternates performing at clubs in the Boston-Providence corridor and SoCal. I've seen him perform live in both SoNE where I live, and in SoCal where I vacation often. He was recently eliminated early-on from "The Voice" tryouts in SoCal, so he'll remain obscure and I can continue to post his work here. I
The radio played the long, long version of The Isley Brothers Summer Breeze this morning. I turned it way up.
Swinging Love Hammers - Trees
Not their strongest song but not bad, lead singer placed second on the "replace Michael Hutchence" show.
In reply to chandlerGTi:
Man, that guy sure dodged a bullet.
And INXS totally destroyed what little credibility they had left.
It's been a Jawga Boyz, Demun Jones kinda day. I really need to quit watching these videos. Seeing rednecks that look like me, playing in mud in trucks worth more than my house almost has ME making hick hop cds.
Seems simple enough, find 6 good mud bogging words, put a beat behind them, and find hot girls to play in the mud while it's filmed and BOOM million dollars.
Hmm... maybe autocross rap could be next big thing?
The Bad Piper We Will Rock You, because Friday!
In reply to HappyAndy:
That is one of the better versions of the song.
I have Wallflowers first album in the car these days.
In reply to Karl La Follette:
Nice track, good race, beautiful Austrian scenery, interesting fans. Only thing missing was Unknown Hinson singing "Back Home Again In Spielberg" before the start.
THIS.
CLICK THE LINK.
DO IT.
I can't stop hitting "replay." I've probably listened to it 20 times this morning (fortunately it's short.) I'm not kidding.
I'm almost 50. I shouldn't like this song.
I've listened to it a dozen times in the last week. I like most of his stuff and don't even speak the language. He has a spectacular voice.
Toyman01 wrote: I'm almost 50. I shouldn't like this song. I've listened to it a dozen times in the last week. I like most of his stuff and don't even speak the language. He has a spectacular voice.
Sometimes it is better if you don't understand the language. That way you hear the voice as an instrument and aren't distracted by the actual words.
I'll admit to having listened to that song today as well. Along with this one.
Right now "Thank God for You" by one of my sentimental 90's country favorites, Sawyer Brown
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSDt_v2K_dY
Did you know Aaron Lewis is doing country now? Pretty good at it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsQzw_Ax8Cw
Sqirrel Nut Zippers "Put a Lid On It"
tuna55 wrote: Right now "Thank God for You" by one of my sentimental 90's country favorites, Sawyer Brown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSDt_v2K_dY Did you know Aaron Lewis is doing country now? Pretty good at it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsQzw_Ax8Cw
I have a Playlist of 90s country, Tim mcgraw, Alan jackson, alabama, nitty gritty dirt band..... it's great.
Feeling nostalgic...
In reply to paranoid_android74:
It's hard to go wrong with early/mid nineties alt-rock.
I think I blew out a speaker in my work van from Sonic Youth yesterday morning. Ok, it was probably a song from the eighties, but they were totally years ahead of their time. Besides, I never heard them until the nineties anyway because I grew up in NJ, and all we were allowed to hear was Classic Rock, Hair Metal and Bruce Springsteen. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwBjhBL9G6U
Finally found this after 20 years...
going back to high-school Friday nights
tuna55 wrote: Right now "Thank God for You" by one of my sentimental 90's country favorites, Sawyer Brown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSDt_v2K_dY Did you know Aaron Lewis is doing country now? Pretty good at it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsQzw_Ax8Cw
One of my favorites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncLZD4KFUD4
The late 90's is about when I stopped listening to mainstream country music. Somewhere around 2000 I was introduced to Chris Ledoux, and then I moved to San Antonio and was introduced to Austin's music scene 
I've never been quite the same after that
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