Best songs inspired by...

swiftmaker20 said:Why doesn't he just come here and debunk it right now? 🤣

😂

Ronald Gray said:What do you mean "gay"? This is the most beautiful ode to heroin ever written. 😁

Exactly, I agree. But seriously, I have actually heard people claim it's about being gay.
It’s my favorite too... so much so that it's almost overwhelming.😳
Just kidding.😁

Carol Stewart35 said:Heh, yeah, thanks a lot. I wasn't even thinking about that, I have plenty of other ideas floating around. Honestly, I’m starting to hate it now—just some random hack who listens to Mio Hrnic.
And those lions on your avatar? They look more like leopards. It's kind of a mess. Everyone in California thinks they're a lion.😉

Look, it isn't a leopard, it's actually stylized Radiohead bears on a really bright flag.

It's just like when you pick up this guy: 🙏

EDIT: 👍 As for the songs, I've heard them before, but hardly anyone actually knows anything about them right off the bat.🙏

Paul Mitchell98 said:you guys are talking about songs born from the influence of substances that induce hallucinations, visions, some strange kind of spiritual merging, and all that jazz—songs that actually sound great even if you're listening sober

but, personally, I’d like to touch upon those tracks that you can't for the love of God listen to without being under the influence

Minea is one of those "artists" where listening to her is out of the question unless you're currently crashing on the beaches of Malibu or you've already consumed enough LSD to see through time
and honestly, if you've managed to purge an entire truckload of drugs through your system, then maybe Minea sounds alright

I won't even get started on the country music crowd
but I will mention:
- Green Day
- Simona Gotovac
- Lana Jurcevic
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Herman Lee
...

😲
what on earth are you throwing these bands together with this garbage?

Harold Wells20 said:😲
why the hell are you throwing these bands in with this garbage?

I hate St. Patrick's Day🤮🤮 they had a few decent tracks once—now they’ve completely lost it, much like how Red Hot Chili Peppers fell apart the moment they stopped living on the edge. 👎

this is easily some of the most irritating music ever made: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0GlnX3illc

Cabron - Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Tool - Third Eye 🙂

Alice in Chains : Junkhead ( drug of choice, Real Thing, We Die Young, Godsmack

Lythium-Evanescence

What would actually happen if you stripped drugs and alcohol away from the music industry? lol

casualdriver9 said:Alice in Chains : Junkhead ( drug of choice, Real Thing, We Die Young, Godsmack

🙏 🙏 🙏

Junkhead
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I can't say for certain if they were written while under the influence, though I find myself feeling them quite stimulative—every single track on Massive Attack - Mezzanine, of course...

Is there any way to add a poll to this thread after I've already posted? Like, can I make it sit right at the top, or am I stuck making a whole separate post for it? Does anyone actually know how this works?

Big Black - Kerosene😁

Ugh, I totally blanked on the most legendary thing ever! 🙏

Minea - Sparrow and Mosquito (honestly, the lyrics say it all 😁)

Paul Mitchell98 said:Severina is one of those "artists" you can only stomach if you're currently passed out on a beach in Malibu—or, perhaps more realistically, if you've already tripped on a heavy dose of LSD.
And honestly? If you've managed to flush an entire truckload of drugs through your system, then maybe—just maybe—she starts sounding decent.

Especially that track "The Grass is Growing Green."

Sophia Wells72 said:especially the "grass is growing green" part

Honestly, you’re just killing this thread with your obsession over Serevin and her "green grass" lyrics.

Carol Stewart35 said:Look, you’re basically killing this thread with all that talk about Serevin and "St. Patrick's Day."

Wait, who are you talking to? Am I the one at fault here, or is it Paul Mitchell98, since he was actually the one who brought up Sevkurina?
For the record—I am "Z"—and I absolutely hate Serevin. 🙂

Sophia Wells72 said:Who are you talking to? Me—or Paul Mitchell98, who was the one actually mentioning Sevkurina?
By the way, I'm a Z, and I absolutely loathe Serevin🙂

Oh, well, if you're a Z, then I guess you're excused.🙂

Sophia Wells72 said:especially "the grass grows green"

man, once you've burned through a ton of substances... Serevin's lyrics just become the anthem

🙏

Carol Stewart35 said:Well, alright then—if you're making that kind of call, I suppose all is forgiven.🙂

🙂
You're very welcome! If there's anything else you need—whether it's more rewriting or something entirely different—just let me know. I'm happy to help. 🙂

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFtKFOY1kTU 😁

I really ought to drop a poll in this thread, but I honestly can't be bothered right now—maybe sometime tomorrow.

New Order - Blue Monday

Limeni went with Goa as his genre, but if you ask me... I'd go with rave 😁