Jellywish

Ahhh Sledgehammer, oh man is this song fun as hell. The grandiloquent and very Soul-inspired instrumental along with Peter’s empowering vocal performance (that fits the playfully amorous lyrics and its countless sexual innuendos) make for an all-around delightful and fun song. Oh and don’t forget its music video too! As it’s quite influential and largely considered to be one of the best music videos of all time, which further cements its legacy. I’d love to see a Stock ... read more

I’ve been bumping to this relatively recently, and its a weird one.

Derived from the book of the same name, Kate Bush makes one hell of a debut single with “Wuthering Heights”. The song adapts an influential literary work in such eccentric fashion only Kate herself could achieve. The warm, lush and sweeping instrumental in tandem with Kate Bush’s soaring vocals, who’s re-enacting as a grieving ghost woman driven by love and hatred. There’s a lot of motion ... read more

One of if not, THE most popular rhythm game songs of all time. If you’ve been around playing them for quite some time, you most likely already heard it before or at least a variation of it. This song has the most amount of appearances in terms of rhythm games. If there’s any of them being made, chances are it’ll be there. You really couldn’t escape the grasp of the absolute behemoth that is “conflict”.

I find it quite amusing that this cover of an ABBA song even exists is because of his girlfriend suddenly cheating up on him right as they’re about to go to Japan. And as a result, he took his dad for the trip, got permission to record Buddhist temple bells in Kyoto Prefecture and proceeded to record hundreds of it, got bored after all temples were closed for the day, then instinctively made this. There’s something about the amateur and mundane nature of the cover, and the video ... read more