does anybody know some less popular (but not obscure) songs from the late 2000s through through the present day?
get closer by life in film
lacy loo by the regrettes
tear me to pieces by meg myers
dressed to suppress by metric
do your worst by rival sons
gypsy girl by zella day
mittens by frank turner
lola + joseph by july talk
fall back by the parlor mob
pink chateau by in the valley below
take it as it comes by j roddy walston and the business
whirring by the joy formidable
u.r.a. fever by the kills
fountain of youth by local natives
headphones by walk the moon
breaking free by night riots
royal jelly by deap vally
where the kids are by blondfire
gone forever by the raveonettes
in the middle by mona
get burned by sleeper agent
roadside by smoke & jackal
x ana x by badflower
black cherry pie by jeff the brotherhood
young lady, you're scaring me by ron gallo
faithfully by clem snide (cover of journey)
painting (masterpiece) by lewis del mar
loot my body by man man
the flower by michael franti & spearhead
hollow life by coast modern
every day's the weekend by alex lahey
giants by bear hands
no sleep by twin atlantic
ornament by nothing,nowhere
here are a few that i usually recommend: not that i am aware of grateful dead songs are inherently tricky to translate from recording to notation and especially tricky to translate back into action, so that's why. also, there might be a lot of tabs out there but not too many good gp files which most people use as their starting point for customs. i have two song books and i still wanna release a few more gd customs but it takes way more time and work than other songs, so i usually put it off. :) the trump supporters have been real quiet lately... someday is good. guitar town was the hit single with an online player, more people will listen to the track) small On small parts not paying attention  
  
snippet worse well at least main stream hip hop is bad, there's still some good stuff going if your willing to look for it. modern main stream hiphop has just become a creative grave yard with everyone doing the same shit over and over again. admittly it's gotten a little bit better with some rappers actually rapping about feelings and not just oh look at my money.if you want to hear some great older stuff wu tang clan, nwa, tupac, biggie, a tribe called quest are all great. i had to do some searching to find out what you what you were referring to and uncovered a tv series with which i was unfamiliar: disney's adventures of the gummi bears, which ran for several years in the late 1980s. i understand that the series has been released on dvd, which i'm guessing is where your daughters saw the show. i'm sorry to tell you that there are currently no character greeting areas devoted to the gummi bear characters. i personally have never seen anything related to this show in the parks. to be absolutely sure that you're not missing something, you could stop by the guest relations office at any of the theme parks. ask them to call the character hotline for you. they will be able to tell you with certainty whether any of your favorite characters will be appearing in the parks at any time during your visit.