Awesomesauce

@cathhh yeah, and in like 6 days ts New years

@sarah_the_magpie i think its pretty cool

@DIV said in So.. I heard that some of y'all loves rap.:

@コシ現

Ghostemane

And death grips

Their beat sounds alike Techa N9na

@angiee16 said in chill songs are amazing:

chill songs are the only thing that keeps me calm <3

True

Rock, any, classic modern, as long as there's no cursing.

@99mbd haha you want me to follow you 😂 i will 😊

@ihebdh45
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@jimmy1708 said in Do u listen songs to help fall asleep??:

@damncuteguy said in Do u listen songs to help fall asleep??:

@jimmy1708 I listen songs with headphone before sleeping. I listen these songs daily-

Believer by Imagine Dragons Attention by Charlie Puth One kiss by Dua Lipa Solo by Clean Bandit Don't leave me alone by David Guetta Delicate by Taylor Swift

U listens english songs??😖😖
I listen hindi songs 🙄🙄🙄🙄

I barely listen any Hindi song nowadays. Dunno why my interest is moved on.

@sunshinef
I wanna explain in logic way because tonight i am kinda sober 😏
British English and American English use HELLA ENGLISH for their languages even the way British speak is different.
Okay, we are off to the serious part, like if a lyric song said "Because a girl like you is impossible to find", this British will use "Becoz a gril like u is impossssibel to find" with their accent, could you imagine that how funny it is?
Then another things i am concerning now,
have you ever thought why do people in German or French neva used english in their song? 😂

Btw, welcome back Mrs. Morf

@willow tu parles comme une chienne

Mine is God Knows i tried, lana del rey.

The best depressive album is from a band called Empyrium. "Songs of Moors and Misty Fields" is the name of this heart-piercing capodopera. Not for people that are dealing or had to deal with depression.

@TRose18

I am afraid, I don't know any of musicians and groups you mentioned. I feel old.
Anyway...
I'll try to be brief

First, of course, some excellent British heavy metal:

"The Wizard", "N.I.B.", "Warning", "Sweet Leaf", "Children of the Grave", "Iron Man", "Paranoid" - Black Sabbath

"Victim of Changes", "Ripper", "Sinner", "Starbreaker", "Better by You, Better Than Me", "Stained Class", "Beyond the Realms of Death", "Hell Bent for Leather", "Killing Machine", "Painkiller", "Nostradamus" - Judas Priest

"Phantom of the Opera", "Transylvania", "Iron Maiden", "Run to the Hills", "Hallowed Be Thy Name", "Aces High", "The Prophecy", "Run Silent Run Deep", "Chains of Misery", "Judas Be My Guide", "Weekend Warrior", "Fear of the Dark", "I Can't See My Feelings", "Blood Brothers", "The Fallen Angel", "Ghost of the Navigator", "The Thin Line Between Love and Hate", "Paschendale", "Dance of Death", "These Colours Don't Run", "Brighter Than a Thousand Suns", "The Longest Day", "The Legacy", "The Red and the Black", "Empire of the Clouds" - Iron Maiden

Second, tracks from good old PC games:

"Into the darkness" and "Ending" from Unreal Tournament 1999
"Necromancide" from Soldat (2002)
and
main theme from Battlefiled 1942

Then some ragtime (it was popular in 1910s, it's something like proto-jazz):

"Entertainer", "Fig Leaf Rag", "Pineapple Rag", "Maple Leaf Rag" - Scott Joplin

A bit jazz:

"Sing Sing Sing" - Benny Goodman
"In the Mood" - Glenn Miller

And as a dessert, Irish folk, The Chieftains mostly, and The Dubliners. I cant remember the exact names of the songs, and even if I do, I wouldnt be able to type some of them.

PS I know, some of the songs are new but I just couldn't help it.
PPS Sorry, Sup, if you are reading this. I just coudn't help it.