AllStarBySmashMouth

Never was a fan of Alexa's algorithm at all. Something about it always seems off. LOL (Also not mentioning ROSÉ in 'APT.' is like not mentioning Mark Ronson in 'Uptown Funk'. My pet peeves are being slightly tested. 🫣)

Back again to the house this year.

Didn't realise there has been new Haruhi Suzumiya-related music. I still remember watching the show including the movie years ago. I can't recall much of the series now but it was definitely funny (and annoying) at times.

MK 'Dior' or Peggy Gou 'D.A.N.C.E'

I know there's an option/filter where you can pick 'content titles only' but I would like the content title to appear once and ignore the second most recent replies, etc. on the search results. e.g. I search "Hayley" then I get multiple results on 'Hayley Williams - EGO' at the top (sorted by date).

I like 'Mirtazapine' better than 'Glum'. Really liking the Garbage-ish vibes on it. Also, all songs on streaming separately now as singles. 10/10 for marketing.

Partner Showcase today! More footage of Hyrule Warriors: Age Of Calamity. Persona 3 Reload to be released on Switch 2. Elliot and Octopath Traveller 0 announced for Switch 2.

HUNTR/X (singing vocals by EJAE, AUDREY NUNA and REI AMI) is a fictional group from the movie KPop Demon Hunters. Considering the song is making it to the UK Top 3, it warrants its own thread now as part of the forum home page. Also, I like the Guetta remix better!

July 26 marks 20 years since the release of Paramore's debut album All We Know Is Falling. The deluxe edition was released to commemorate the album reaching 20 years. The first single 'Pressure' was, for some, the introduction of the young vocalist Hayley Williams. All We Know Is Falling had a humble release start and had nothing in commercial accolades to bring home, but its presence would snowball henceforth especially during the release of the breakthrough second album Riot!. To add my personal output on this: 'Pressure' was my first Paramore song. It was around 2006 or maybe 2007 I first heard of it and has stuck with me then as a 'classic' in their whole discography.

Let's see. I feel I might've forgotten an album or two. 2000's: Linkin Park - Meteora The Used - The Used Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine Slipknot - Iowa 2010's: alt-J - This Is All Yours Lady Gaga - Born This Way Take That - Progress(ed) MARINA - Electra Heart I can't help that my 2000's is band stuff.

#1 It's a good family-friendly album. Something I can put on the background and not worry about the lyrical content at all. I want something like this every now and then.

Over two weeks after the Back To The Beginning show back in 5th July, marking the final Black Sabbath concert, the frontman Ozzy Osbourne has sadly departed. Black Sabbath undoubtedly was influential in rock music, one of the pioneers for what we know now as heavy metal. He will not be forgotten among generations of rock and metal fans.

Yeah, I remember it as the album where the 2nd half isn't as memorable. But that was years ago. Maybe I think differently about it now. (Haven't relistened yet.)

I am considering looking for multiple options of acts (main and backup) to send depending on the theme if it's open again or maybe a specific decade only, etc..

The opposite of my prediction! Christina behind at 3rd by a small margin. 😅

Thank you too for hosting this. It is a grand game!

Congrats to Avril! Well done to PSB!

I'm betting on Christina winning by a small lead. (And I personally want Avril to win.)

Battleground was too crazy! Even without the "luck" involved, halving the number was insane!

Addy! has been on a roll with 3 first places within the past year! And... I was not surprised about my entry after hearing the others (though I could cut down on the self-deprecating, gotta be extra careful).

Everyone now has a point. No more BONES.

'Golden' has reached Top 10. Of course it's the screechiest song in the movie that's most popular.

Oop. There's my kinda uninspired song choice. I definitely wasn't Cher Lloyd!

Should I scream the name?

I fear Fontaines may get a mixed reception from the Oasis concertgoers.