What Are You Listening To Right This Very Second?

[fonpr]

His Holiness Sri Ganapathi sachidananda Swamiji

[amiright??]

I believe you mean "Voisine," sir. 

But I cannot tell a lie:  I just Googled him.  These two are new to me.  So far, though, I'm finding Voisine a little goopy for my tastes.

Oh yeah, that was the point.

Are you trying to be unpleasant about Jacques Brel?  Fie.

No no no!

I just wanted you to look up Roch Voisine because, well, I wanted to share that.

[buffcoat]

I believe you mean "Voisine," sir. 

But I cannot tell a lie:  I just Googled him.  These two are new to me.  So far, though, I'm finding Voisine a little goopy for my tastes.

Oh yeah, that was the point.

Are you trying to be unpleasant about Jacques Brel?  Fie.

No no no!

I just wanted you to look up Roch Voisine because, well, I wanted to share that.

I was trying to be unpleasant.

[masterofsparks]

Reading the Keith Richards book is making me want to check out some of those late-period Stones records I ignored the first time around. I'm still not sure if I should go for it.

[Sarah]

No no no!

I just wanted you to look up Roch Voisine because, well, I wanted to share that.

Sort of along the lines of "Trouble shared is trouble halved"?  Or perhaps "Misery loves company"?

[Sarah]

I was trying to be unpleasant.

So predictable.  Sad, really.

[Rick in Salt Lake]

"The Jazz Fart" by Frank Zappa...

[amiright??]

No no no!

I just wanted you to look up Roch Voisine because, well, I wanted to share that.

Sort of along the lines of "Trouble shared is trouble halved"?  Or perhaps "Misery loves company"?

The latter.

If it's any consolation, this has been in my head since mentioning him:

Roch Voisine I'll Always Be There (English Version)

[buffcoat]

I was trying to be unpleasant.

So predictable.  Sad, really.

Ooh la la.

[Christina]

Mon semblable, ma soeur!  May I assume that you, too, deplore the travesty that is "Seasons in the Sun"?

But of course.

[fonpr]

Bruce Chris T. Springsteen - "Hungry Aerial View Heart"

[cavorting with nudists]

Ken and Andy spreading disinformation about antidepressants, with a special assist from Laurie from Miami.

[nec13]

Listening to "David Comes to Life" for the second time. I know I'll get flak for this, but the album just doesn't seem to connect with me. Sure it has its moments, but on the whole, it just doesn't appeal to me all that much.

Is there something that I'm missing?

[masterofsparks]

Listening to "David Comes to Life" for the second time. I know I'll get flak for this, but the album just doesn't seem to connect with me. Sure it has its moments, but on the whole, it just doesn't appeal to me all that much.

Is there something that I'm missing?

Do you like any other F'd Up stuff?

[Paul DeLouisiana]

Listening to "David Comes to Life" for the second time. I know I'll get flak for this, but the album just doesn't seem to connect with me. Sure it has its moments, but on the whole, it just doesn't appeal to me all that much.

Is there something that I'm missing?

Honestly, this is the way I've felt with F'd Up from the beginning but I've just kept it to myself. It's a bit too loud of singing for me. But I guess that is the typical vocals of hardcore, right? It's a genre I'm not very familiar with.