video game console, multiplayer game As much as I love the entertainment factor a video game console offers, music is better. I was sitting next to the family receiver with headphones from 1991 before picking up a controller. Gaming and music have been a hobby that has lasted through the majority of my life. While I never played an instrument, I have created a solid collection of albums dating back to the Four Seasons. A couple of my friends I play online multiplayer games with are also obsessed with digging up the latest and greatest music circulating the web. Every time we play, I ask if they have heard anything new worth checking out. Today I have something to bring to the table. Attached below is the latest Black Keys track to release on their May album. It is a taste of what to expect from the classic contemporary distortion this duo is famous for.



The other day I was playing a multiplayer game and one of the kids on my team put on a comedy track I’d never heard before. Apart from being explicit, it was knee-slapping funny. As soon as the song ended, I asked the track information, he told me and I found a high quality version of it, all thanks to the video game console.