Circumbinary

 

Mr. T

Dolly Parton - "Shine"

G-Man

Coheed & Cambria - "Three Evils (Embodied In Love and Shadow)"

Really should pick more Coheed for these things. Definitely one of those bands that you can dive into and find something, at least one song that you'll dig. They span so many different genres in their catalog and just really have some solid, kick ace tunes. Like this one from their second record. Cheers!

Doug

Prince - "Let's Go Crazy"

Dano

The Secret Sisters - "Dirty Lie"

This is so Rain Dogs era Tom Waits....Amazing..

Jonny HP

Cattera - "Hunger Of The Beast"

Mike D

Tiesto - "10:35" feat Tate McRae

J.B.

Cigarettes After Sex - "K"

Water, Wood and Hill

 

Rob

Dave Matthews Band - "The Best Of What's Around"

Mr. T

Wayne Wonder and Mr G - "Tuff Times"

G-Man

Cigarettes After Sex - "Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby"

Some songs just hit you differently after becoming a father.

Doug

AC/DC - "You Shook Me All Night Long"

Dano

Larkin Poe - "Sometimes"

Larkin Poe - "Blunt"

I Always seem to listen to these two back to back. They just fit

Jonny HP

TBD

Mike D

The Weeknd - "Gasoline"

J.B.

Goodie Mob - "Thought Process"

In the early, mid and late 90's one could make the argument that some of the best hip hop conglomerations could be found there. One of these phenomenal colabs is Goodie Mob. Cee-Lo (early years for sure, before his more poppy tunes came in) and even more notably, Outkast. Love this rich era of hip hop experimentation and dark lyrics.