What Are You Listening To

She Moves In Her Own Way by The Kooks (2006)
(British Rock)

The Beatles - Martha My Dear (1968)
(English Musical Hall/Pop rock)

@Mr.Myoozik
Hey, good idea!
I’ll add the album that song is from to my album list, listen to it at a later date, and then post my picks from it here

T-Rock - Rocksolid / 4:20

Assemble The Chariots - Evermurk (2024)

(Symphonic/Deathcore)

She Hates Me by Puddle Of Mudd

Gunna - Go Crazy

Bolt Thrower - The Killchain (2005)

(Death Metal)

Angelus Apatrida - Sharpen The Guillotine (2018)

(Thrash Metal)

Doug and Jean Carn - Search for the New Land
_(Jazz)

Killing Joke - The Death & Resurrection Show (2003)

(Rock)

Verset Zero - Dolus

Drum & Bass

Wanna Be Loved by The Red Clay Strays (2024)
(Southern Rock)

Furis Ignis - Decapitate the Aging World

Nektar - Cybernetic Consumption, Recycle Countdown, Automaton Horrorscope, Flight To Reality, São Paulo Sunrise and Costa del Sol

From the English (Formed in Hamburg, West Germany by expats from England) Progressive rock band’s sixth album, “Recycled” (1975)

Whereas the band’s previous five albums had a space age science fiction theme, this album’s inspiration draws from a far more “earthly” subject. To quote Wikipedia: “It is a concept album addressing the band members’ concerns about the environment. ‘Part One’ (of the album) tells the tale of a nightmarish future in which only ‘recycled energy’ remains, while ‘Part Two’ revolves around more present-day concerns about tourism despoiling untouched wilderness.”

The songs mentioned above are in fact sub-tracks from two full songs on the album, both labeled as the aforementioned “Part One” and “Part Two”.

Linger by Royel Otis (The Cranberries cover) (2024)
(Acoustic)

Demonic Temple - Through the Stars into the Abyss

Fleshgod Apocalypse - I Can Never Die (2024)

(Symphonic Death Metal)

Morbid Angel - Domination

Chad & Jeremy - The Gentle Cold Of Dawn (1967)
(UK Psychedelic pop)

Jim Johnston/Sean Jeaness - Written In My Face

WWE did Sheamus bad by bringing the nostalgic old one back and removed again immediately. 🤡

Spit Bile - Age of Harsh Realities

Humble Pie - Fool For a Pretty Face, You Soppy Pratt, Take It From Here, Get It In The End and Over You

From the English (From Moreton, Essex) Hard rock/Blues rock/Boogie rock band’s ninth album, “On To Victory” (1980)

Forever Young by Alphaville (1984)
(Synthpop/New Wave)

(Thanks to its use in Deadpool vs. Wolverine)

Hit The Spot by Surfing (2012)
(Vaporwave)