Tape Deck told me that he's not for everyone, but if you can appreciate a guy who, underneath all the randomness and geography (which Tape Deck seems to really like), is a pretty nice and respectful guy, RD's your man.

Give him a chat sometime. TD apparently talks to him every day.

Good morning, you wonderful ponies er, how do you say it...paeoplle?

I saw that this "Tape Deck" guy was doing a music thing, so I asked him if I could try one as well.

Thankfully, he said yes. He even gave me your usernames so my songs can reach the same people. How cool is that?

Not as cool as carrot cake, but still pretty cool.

Mmmm...carrot cake.

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We're at ten! That's only 1/100 of where Vertigo22's at! Yay?...

Oh Jacki...What took you so long?

Heartbeat City by the Cars from the 1984 album also called Heartbeat City.

The noise electric never stops.

Sadly, cute MLP ponies do not exist. That we know of.

Luckily, there's fluffy doggies to compensate.
That's Daisy, my Great Pyrenees who's going to turn three in June.
She's great, but she barks a ton. You couldn't even guess how much she barks.

A Fire Pit (With S'mores)
What? it's what I said it would be. I delivered.

Hey RainbowDash2012.
I remember us both saying we liked 80's music a lot.

The Plastic Age by the Buggles.
(The video was edited together from some different promos, with maybe some extra images I think, by someone on YouTube.)

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See this guy? Destiny Chaser

He's a supremely talented author who sadly hasn't gotten much of the recognition he deserves.

He does it all: great action, believable and complex characters, moments of absolute hilarity here and there, actually trying his hardest to make something completely unique and succeeding, etc. I could go on all day. There's a reason his stories are some of my favorites on the site.

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I love all the references to the geography of the coastline of the New England states in this song.

The Downeaster Alexa by Billy Joel, from the 1989 album Storm Front

Check out benjovi2004's new music series as well:
The link

Want some decent, pretty much standard alternative rock from 1996?

Here ya go.

King of New Orleans by Better than Ezra, from the album Friction, Baby.

You've probably heard the song Loser before (and I know at least you have, Vertigo22) but this song is much different, even though it's by the same guy.

How does he do it, you may ask?

I don't know, Beck is just great at doing a wide variety of genres.

Blue Moon by Beck Hansen (But he just goes by Beck.) From the winner of the Grammy for Album of the year for 2014, Morning Phase.

The Beatles.
A band who literally needs no introduction whatsoever.
I used to be one of those folks who disliked them simply because of their massive popularity.
What an outrageous fool I was.

Nowhere Man by the Beatles, from the 1965 album Rubber Soul.