Happy Canada Day to all the grandson fans in Canada and Canadian Rammstein abroad I am listening to Avril Lavigne all day today because well she’s Canadian but I listened to Rammstein for the first six months of this year. How else should I celebrate Canada Day?
I seen a video a few years ago I can't remember how long ago. It was a Canadian song about Canada, but it was made up of classical instruments electrical guitars and Inuit throat singers. I can't remember the name of it or who put it all together. All I remembered is loved it and searched through the years for it but I can't find it anywhere. I do remember the line coast to coast to coast. I'm not sure if that was a description or a line in the song. Does anyone know this song?
Hey there, I’m looking for a rock version of O Canada sung by Canadian artists to add to the playlist I use for running- anybody got a lead? Haven’t found what I’m looking for yet (closest has been from a soundtrack from some movie called Yoga Hosers…great beat but not Canadian).
I used no AI in any part of this, other than my artificially inflated sense of my own intelligence.
Any other Canadian music that really resonates?
Here’s a little Can Con for you all!
Happy Canada Day
https://music.apple.com/ca/playlist/i-miss-canrock/pl.a64bfd46229249a09faefedd40910f75
Happy Canada Day.
This is Complex so Drake is probably higher than in other rankings but the love for Angine de Poitrine is real.
Ok, so here it is — if you were to put together your perfect Canada Day playlist to celebrate our incredible & diverse music culture across our country, what would be on it?
Showcase your youTube, Spotify, soundcloud, or any other Canadian playlists here.
Bonne Féte Canada!
🍁❤️🍁❤️🍁❤️🍁❤️
The two big free Festivals in Hamilton recently announced their lineups. The 50th show for Festival of Friends looks amazing.
Preferably by a Canadian🍁artist🎵⚽︎⚽︎
ETA: after yesterday's win...
Crowbar: "Ohhhh what a feeeling.. what a RUSHHHHHHHH....🎵🎵🎵
Do you know of songs about sea monsters, krakens and others, from canada? Cuz i got a popular one from Quebec. This post is Also: for “monsters from the lake stories” fans
Ever heard of Quebec’s Lac Champlain’s legendary monster “champy”?
Similar to scotland’s Loch Ness Monster Nessie or the canadian legend of Ogopogo
Quebec alt rock band Groovy aardvark had a song on local people making money off gullible tourists “boisson d’avril”
Everyone has a story about how they got to where they are. And sometimes those stories become a well-known part of someone’s identity. In the case of an artist or music group, maybe it’s a fascinating way that they came up with their stage name. Maybe it’s the story of how the band first met each other. Maybe it‘s the story of how they got their first gig and broke through into the mainstream.
Success doesn’t depend purely on talent alone, after all. There is usually an element of luck, chance, coincidence, whatever you want to call it. And sometimes that makes for a fun story which lives rent-free in our heads.
[UPDATE]: Weekly thread will now occur monthly. All other rules apply.
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had a blast at base 31, the opening band Le Parc was great too!
Avril Lavigne went from being a tomboy to her girly girl wearing all pink to posing in literally her underwear.All of this seems to have caused a decline in popularity for her so I wonder what you think.
I know in between she has the gothic look in 2004 and the green and pink hair in 2011 but the underwear pictures caused some controversy along with the Hello Kitty music video and all of the seems to have caused a decline in her popularity for a decade.Her last big hit was in 2013-14 before the Head Above Water era flopped.She recovered with her Love Sux era and her tour did really well recently due to nostalgia.
I was wondering what your thoughts on that are and what you think of Avril in generally?
Are you a fan or were you a fan? Why did you stop being a fan?
How is received in Canada these days?
The first single will be coming out today
Toronto's music scene literally changed overnight, that 2001 to 2009 period was the last Golden Age IMO. Local promoters were taking more risks on more indie/underground bands, DIY venues were popping up everywhere, more music festivals (other than CMW and NXNE) The city was buzzing. It was a great time to be alive.
