Red Mosquito

Strat wrote:Why dont we just let the creator of the thread post the songs?

He asked for help in the original Pearl Jam thread and I volunteered. I will slow down. Sorry for going too fast.

Its fine, i wasn't going to listen to imagine dragons anyway.

When i used to work at our office, the office manager would always have on the shittiest radio stations and pretty certain all they played was U2 and Imagine Dragons with a break for bluegrass.

my condolences

whenever i hear imagine dragons (or that band linkin park) i feel like i'm in a rental car in a parking lot of an old spaghetti factory in tulsa, oklahoma. kill me.

Chris_H_2 wrote:whenever i hear imagine dragons (or that band linkin park) i feel like i'm in a rental car in a parking lot of an old spaghetti factory in tulsa, oklahoma. kill me.

hey, are you okay?

98. Imagine Dragons - "Radioactive"
The opening to this song signals something fairly different to where it ends up going; sounds like a moody indie rock-folk thing. Instead we get a gymnasium chant-along that is just as annoying as most others of the sort. A monotonous snare beat and a grating rap-yell style vocal that are designed to mash your mind into submission, this would be quite effective propaganda music if it contained the right message. There are some details throughout that I've never noticed before, like the effects on the drums and the little guitar figure in the background, but this is probably the first time I've ever heard the song and actually tried to pay attention to it. Hard to believe this song is nearly ten years old.

dad wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:whenever i hear imagine dragons (or that band linkin park) i feel like i'm in a rental car in a parking lot of an old spaghetti factory in tulsa, oklahoma. kill me.

hey, are you okay?

i think i need that other thread you brought up earlier. that would make me feel better.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

dad wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:whenever i hear imagine dragons (or that band linkin park) i feel like i'm in a rental car in a parking lot of an old spaghetti factory in tulsa, oklahoma. kill me.

hey, are you okay?

i think i need that other thread you brought up earlier. that would make me feel better.

i'm giving you the biggest hug right now, bub.

I'll think about the thread...

dad wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

dad wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:whenever i hear imagine dragons (or that band linkin park) i feel like i'm in a rental car in a parking lot of an old spaghetti factory in tulsa, oklahoma. kill me.

hey, are you okay?

i think i need that other thread you brought up earlier. that would make me feel better.

i'm giving you the biggest hug right now, bub.

I'll think about the thread...

i'll take what i can get. thanks friend.

I'm going to stop opening this thread, I now have Imagine Dragons stuck in my head

Brett wrote:98. Imagine Dragons - "Radioactive"
The opening to this song signals something fairly different to where it ends up going; sounds like a moody indie rock-folk thing. Instead we get a gymnasium chant-along that is just as annoying as most others of the sort. A monotonous snare beat and a grating rap-yell style vocal that are designed to mash your mind into submission, this would be quite effective propaganda music if it contained the right message. There are some details throughout that I've never noticed before, like the effects on the drums and the little guitar figure in the background, but this is probably the first time I've ever heard the song and actually tried to pay attention to it. Hard to believe this song is nearly ten years old.

I agree with all of this except that the song was named "Thunder". EDIT - Apologies, I was quite drunk when I posted this. I got confused as Chris posted "Thunder" above and I thought that was the song we were meant to listen to. I'm not now going to listen to "Radioactive" however, I assume it is not very far removed from "Thunder" anyways.

I have also never heard this song before. My wife doesn't believe me.

Mickey wrote:

god's plan

Just wait till I start to go sicko mode on this thread

One wild and precious life

Okay, I have heard this Imagine Dragons song before but had no idea. Reminds me of that group fun that my wife loved for a bit. Nothing particularly excites me about it, but then again nothing about it makes me want to throw my listening device across the room and run away the same way #s 99 and 100 did. To that end, it is a success and I made it through the whole song…but there is no Imagine Dragons Journey forthcoming.

Jorge wrote:One wild and precious life

Shall I dare go sicko mode?

Mickey wrote:

Jorge wrote:One wild and precious life

Shall I dare go sicko mode?

let it all out, my dude.

dad wrote:

Mickey wrote:

Jorge wrote:One wild and precious life

Shall I dare go sicko mode?

let it all out, my dude.

40. "Sicko Mode" - Travis Scott ft. Drake

Satanic

Higgs wrote:

Brett wrote:98. Imagine Dragons - "Radioactive"
The opening to this song signals something fairly different to where it ends up going; sounds like a moody indie rock-folk thing. Instead we get a gymnasium chant-along that is just as annoying as most others of the sort. A monotonous snare beat and a grating rap-yell style vocal that are designed to mash your mind into submission, this would be quite effective propaganda music if it contained the right message. There are some details throughout that I've never noticed before, like the effects on the drums and the little guitar figure in the background, but this is probably the first time I've ever heard the song and actually tried to pay attention to it. Hard to believe this song is nearly ten years old.

I agree with all of this except that the song was named "Thunder".

I have also never heard this song before. My wife doesn't believe me.

They don't have Imagine Dragons down there?