Mr. Not

Thinking of your warm skin while i touch cold steel The days go by to the pounding beat My back is aching so bad but i'm grinning inside Thinkin' of you keeps me on my feet And I may be greasing the wheels of a noisy factory Or I may be hunched over metal machines Watching the gears as they move Just reminds me of bodies in motion

Staring my cashier dead in the eye as i hit "no thanks" on the tip menu

I'd agree but I'm pretty sure it's this way because tipping culture is stronger in these areas and people are aware of the tipping wage

I didn't know "tipped wages" existed in certain states until recently (e.g. in TX you make 2.13$/hr as a server so your income is entirely dependent on tips), whether or not this enacted in your state is what should determine whether your tip or not. I'm pretty confident that some of the local drive-thru baristas here make like 40+/hr once you account for the tips.

Layla is great but already gets a lot of play - it's been posted in the other "overplayed on the radio" thread :D Bell Bottom Blues is an amazing song, i didn't even know it was by Derek & The Dominoes when i first heard it on my spotify mix - thought I had discovered an overlooked band for a moment.

Kate Bush - Delius

Symphony X, thanks to Michael Romeo. His guitar riffs are so insane and all over the place yet manage to remain coherent, makes me feel like I'm on crack.

Easily the worst cover I've ever heard and I hear it more often than the original :(

Xanadu and The Trees is huge. I put in bold the ones I've caught between the two local classic rock stations here.

I wouldn't care if I never heard Led Zeppelin or AC/DC again in my life, in fact I'd kinda prefer it to be that way. I listen to a lot of classic rock radio secondhand, and at this point I just hope they don't manage to ruin Queen for me as well.

More or less coincides with what I consider to be the best 5 songs of all-time (was thinking about this recently David Bowie - Modern Love The Doobie Brothers - What a Fool Believes Frank Zappa - Uncle Remus Dire Straits - Telegraph Road (well, the single edit really doesn't do the song justice, naturally) Oingo Boingo - Wild Sex (In The Working Class) (or any Oingo Boingo for that matter. This isn't a hit song by them, and admittedly could just be a phase for me, lol. genius song though)

i'm going to save the world from everything

the internet was a much nicer place in the early 2000s

Eminem sounds like M&Ms he's corny af bro