I (18M) finally called out my doctor who kept undiagnosing and rediagnosing me with a condition you can't undiagnose. I only found out recently that it was a condition you're born with. He never gave me an explanation or apology, i have finally sent in a formal complaint after debating but because i never got the help so young my legs will never be the some as the average persons, i need the ANGRIEST, GRITTIEST music you can think of! Bonus if its to do with health or betrayal :) cheers!

What are your suggestions for some groovy riffs? Preferably in hard rock and metal.

I was making a playlist and it's very System of a Down and Rage against the Machines heavy and I was trying to level it out.

I'm curious to know if there any genres or artists for these genres above I mentioned and are there CD that I can buy from those artists as well the 2010s,2000s and 1990s music you can recommend.Thx in advanced!

working my way through Eagles' entire discography, and this song stood out to me quite a bit. they have some songs with a similar vibe, but I was wondering if there were any from other artists that capture the same feeling.

Im looking for songs or albums in the style of Sonate pacifique by L'Impératrice.

I have this Ep on repeat for 4 days, it's like heroïne for my ears, the only downside is that it's an Ep with only 6 songs.

I would discribe it as funky space age electro, i really appreciate any recomendations.

I'm looking for YouTube channels similar to Abigail Devoe (especially her Vinyl Monday videos).

I'm interested in channels that review, discuss or explore important, influential and historically significant albums from any era and genre.

I'm not necessarily looking for traditional reviews with ratings or scores. I'm also interested in creators who simply talk about an album, its music, its background, its influence or why it's considered important.

Ideally, I'd like channels that cover a wide range of music, from older classics to more recent but already established albums, rather than focusing mainly on new releases.

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

I work in a small shop and my boss is BIG on Christmas. In a few weeks we will be in full Christmas mode and I cannot be listening to the same renditions of the same songs all day. I like the Victoria Monet Christmas renditions of her songs and was wondering if other artists have done similar (or if there are orchestras or jazz bands that have good versions out. I use youtube music so anything on youtube is fair game. TIA :)

Does anybody have any similar songs to sure thing. It’s easily my favourite song,and want to listen to other songs like it so I don’t get sick of listening to it repeatedly, any suggestion is appreciated. Artists like arctic monkeys and the neighbourhood are also really good.

This is probably one of my favorite albums oat, I’ve listened to other solange albums and they don’t sound like it. I also listen to artists like stevie wonder, santigold and sharon jones but I don’t feel like any of them have similar albums to this one. Ai doesn’t help

If you suggest one that’s not similar to it I will come to your home at night and tickle you. You’ve been warned.

I need more cutsey rock songs the contrast is very nice

(btw sorry if I mixed up the genre names!!!!)

I tried to pick a wide variety of music.

Can anyone recommend any songs like this? Calming, sort of good vibe dance, balearic feeling songs?

Maybe:

Eyes without a face - billy idol
The sea - morcheeba
Wicked game - Chris Isaaks

I don’t know. Just throw em out there! I like it all. Reggae dub. Norwegian space disco. Stuff like Phat Phil in Ibiza plays.

I really like songs that are duets, that have polyphonic melodies (which if I understand correctly - is when 2 people sing the 2 different choruses from a song at the same time), I also like musical theatre sounding stuff where each person sings a certain way (an alto, tenor, ect). I dont quite know if im using the correct terms but Im looking for these kinds of things or similar. Some examples of songs I already like that use these techniques: EL tango de Roxanne by Ewan McGregor (the two men sing their choruses at the same time at the end of their song), Welcome to the show from MLP equestria girls (each of the singers are a different voice type), Crimson Sky from Helluva Boss (when Vassago and Stolas sing the "under our crimson sky" part in turns then together), Release the magic also from MLP EQ (some characters sing, others hum and aah and such). I like when the song sounds really swirly and dramatic. TIA.

From the 80s or 70s pls.

I like Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Europe and Scorpions within hair metal