Run A Mile by Late Night Alumni (heck, their entire album "Of Birds, Bees, Butterflies, Etc.")

oooh, this one has an AWESOME beat. *__* thanks!

No probs :D wonderful stuff can be found on Pandora

In terms of OSTs, Nier has, hands down, the best OST ever. It's as epic as you can get, and is super fantastic.

Band wise...well, my current haunts have been Caravan Palace (amazing if you like electro swing), Culture Club, WHAM, Toto Coelo, Meatloaf, and Rhapsody of Fire (if you don't mind some epic metal).

But gosh gosh, so happy for you two! I hope all goes well in the coming weeks. ; 3; I'll wish you guys all the luck!

oh, I have a friend who's really into Caravan Palace too! Really nice stuff. Right now I'm listening to the Nier OST, it's goddamn amazing, holy crap. x_x
I'm going through all of these recs, so awesome, thankyou! 'w'

Congrats to you two on getting your own place! ;v;

On a music side of things, there's Mika (His recent album, The Origin of Love is really nice and catchy :>), Kimbra, Florence + the Machine (F+tM is honest to god my favourite band ever and I have so many emotions over her singing aaaaa) and umm... Well if you are ever looking for instrumental, Two Steps from Hell are my current go-to- Especially their Archangel and Skyworld albums.

If you ever want some of these people's music, let me know and I could send you some albums~ I also run a Legend of Zelda soundtrack blog so if you want any music from there, you just give me a shout <3

Aaaa- I hope I was able to be of any help ;3;

thanks! *w*
I love Kimbra (especially Settle Down) and Florence + the Machine (Cosmic Love, Rabbit Heart and Drumming are my favs)! 'w' Right now I'm listening to Two Steps from Hell, right up my alley, they are awesome. Thanks so much for the recs!

Solace: A game soundtrack for a non-existent game. http://www.tettix.net/albums/solace.html

Nice!

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis.....eature=mh_lolz

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis.....4944078839D292

some good music in the play lists

I went through them both, great stuff! 'w' I love that kind of thing, I have a couple of CDs by Yoshida Brothers and Apocalyptica. Thanks!

yay im glad you liked them, their what i use for when i have no insperation

I will fix you a to-go plate

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQhOk2N1h3E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6omGtXBfA-o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN9kLcdikIE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qbCeYvSmi4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtIKFYU8ZXQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsOj8-xORyA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yebo5ILBMC0

My favorites of all time (in this order):

1.) The studio years of The Beatles (be sure to catch the 2009 remasters! they're like day and night to the 1988 CDs!)

2. & 3) The Who & Manfred Mann's Earth Band (can never make up my mind which band is in which place)

4.) Slade

And BTW, when it comes to MMEB, be sure to catch their stuff between their 1972 album Messin' (prior to which they obviously were still trying to find their style) and 1979's Angel Station. 1980's Chance already signalled a departure from solid, yet introspective progressive rock of the 70s (where Manfred builds sky-high filigrane cathedrals made out of 20-minutes long melodic solos consisting of the Moog synth he was the uncrowned kink of, and huge arcs of clashing electric guitars) towards softer and more commercial mainstream pop, and after Chance, MMEB pretty much spiralled down into native African and American music, which, while in support of noble causes, had nothing at all to do with their prior output. Today's MMEB mostly appears for live gigs as a tribute band to their 70s material.

In any case, their four greatest hits were the three international number ones, Blinded by the light from 1976's The Roaring Silence (the album that many consider to be their absolute artistic peak and apogee so this should probably be the one you first listen to when checking them out), Davey's on the Road again off of 1978's Watch, and Oh Carol, oh (Don't kill it Carol) off of 1979's Angel Station, plus the minor hit, For you from 1980's Chance

gradz on your own place!

also this is my fav song currently! it has some beautiful music n.n

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXMeZwO2qZ0

Congratulations on getting the apartment, good luck moving and all that! It's a pain, but almost always worth it in the end! :D

Let's see, more music recommendations... Well for one thing, if you're not already using it, Pandora Internet Radio Is a great way to find new music similar to what you already know and love. :>

Hope there's some stuff you like and haven't heard on this new list! :D

OSTs:
Okami
Katamari Damacy
Kingdom Hearts
Cryamore
The Legend of Dragoon

Bands:
-Death Cab for Cutie We Looked Like Giants, What Sarah Said
(I love these guys, I was in the pit for one of their concerts with a great friend of mine! Just as awesome live as they are in the studio. The radio hits are great, but I'm a mini-hipster and think the random, under-played tracks are better :'>)

-Better Than Ezra I Do, In the Blood
(One of my all time rain-or-shine favorite bands. ;v; I cannot recommend them enough! Other good songs I'm tempted to link are "Closer," "King of New Orleans," "Southern Gürl," and "Desperately Wanting.")

-City and Color The Girl, Hello, I'm in Delaware
(Love their sound, but I only know these two songs. XD)

-Broken Bells The High Road, Meyrin Fields
(Super-group formed by James Mercer of the Shins, and Danger Mouse. Their self-titled album is a great listen, I was hooked as soon as I heard The High Road.:>)

-Margot & the Nuclear So and So's Broadripple is Burning, As Tall as Cliffs
(I think these guys are comparable to Radiohead in some of the other tracks on Not Animal, but they're rather different at the same time. It's hard to explain. XD "A Children's Crusade on Acid" is another great song, as well as "Real Naked Girls" and "Pages Written on a Wall")

I also am listening to your links, and I really like them! :'>

I loved Burning Pile, I plan on checking out the rest of the album as soon as I get the opportunity! /);3;(\

Meet me in the Red Room was cool, sounds like a great song to draw porn to. (Which I notice, you have done on your adult account BD)

The FFXIII song was pretty nice, but not my favorite FF song... I think that would have the be The Four Fiends from FFIV Incidentally, have you listened to Distant Worlds, the orchestrated versions of Final Fantasy music? I was lucky enough to get to see the show performed in New York, and I gotta say it was incredible... If you love Final Fantasy and orchesta, I think you'd really like them c:

I bobbed my head to Ghost, pretty rad song B>

Laughing with a Mouthful of Blood was really interesting, I love the vocals in it and the lyrics too. :D

It was a bit hard to make out the music on the Nurse Cafe video, so I looked up a recorded version first to get a better listen on it. Then I realized, "Oh fuck this is the guy that did the theme for Paranoia Agent" and spent the rest of the night watching out for Lil' Slugger. :'D

I'm not a huge megaman fan, but this song was still pretty cool. Reminded me of Journey, and I Fight Dragons. XDDD

Thanks for sharing all of these!

You might like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5VzkkdAtXs

It's fucking beautiful. Found it through someone else on FA. Figured I'd help spread it around.

Kishi Bashi might be in your boat:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JqDgrnaMC4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wcZb80f5VE

to support a woefully underrated group.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQWY-JOhF2I

They aren't beautiful or anything grandiose like that, but they've got a bangin' good style and have some hilarious bits.

And if you like OST's, Journey is always a must-see.

AAAAAAAAAND for a bit of random
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDplwu9kH9Y

just doin' mah bit