OT: The Music Thread Part 8
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RoccoF14
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So sad. I saw them many times.
Blue skies brings me back to a very happy time in my life.
Blue skies brings me back to a very happy time in my life.
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Have posted about this album before, but I enjoy it too damn much to just leave it to one post. As someone who enjoys 1980s nostalgia despite being born four years after the decade in question, Dawn FM represents the best album that The Weeknd has put out in my personal opinion, so here are some more songs from that album that I enjoy.
Dennis Bonvie
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Amazing.....
My favorite Metallica cover is Whisky in the Jar at Castle Slane in Ireland....
FYI...James Hetfield has an Ace of Spades tattoo on one of his middle fingers....the ink used has Lemmy's ashes in it....
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It's no secret that Metallica was influenced by Motorhead and the Ramones, so I'm not surprised. I was never a metal fan, but that band is more than metal, their influences and roots are far beyond pure metal.
Incidentally, I saw the Ramones live at the Ritz in NYC sometime around 1989. They had a giant video screen playing videos before the show started. The last two songs played before they took the stage? One by Metallica and Killed By Death by Motorhead.
Tom Petty
Keep A Little Soul
Wildflowers
Free Fallin'
Keep A Little Soul
Wildflowers
Free Fallin'
Dennis Bonvie
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was thumbing through an old MP3 player I had, came across some tunes I downloaded many moons ago, always enjoyed this band, some fun tunes
B-Sides are such an interesting proposition when it comes to music. You can either get a real hidden gem that should've been on the album that turns into a classic or you can get a dud which obviously deserved to be left on the cutting room floor. With Prince, he falls more into the former with his B-Sides than the latter. Which is why when his compilation album The Hits/The B-Sides came out, people who were craving new Prince songs got a lot of second look classics came to the surface with the B-Sides of the disc. Songs like Erotic City, Shockadelica, Power Fantastic, and Gotta Stop (Messin' About) are just some of the many examples of fresh Prince material that people can sink their teeth into and get relatively fresh songs from when one of the best pop artists of all time was in his prime. Do these songs rival Purple Rain? No, obviously not. But given that Prince's major hits have been played to death on mainstream radio and streaming services to where they lost what made them special, these songs are a refreshing pallet cleanser after listening to the major songs he released. Highly recommended as a compilation CD set based on the B-Sides disc alone.
Ladyfan said the trainer was checking Charlie Mc73's hand on the bench but he kept playing 'cause we're not talkin' practice were talkin' playoffs
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Big Prince fan here...Great game by bruins last night! Keep it up boys!
The Lost Dogs
The Lust, The Flesh, The Eyes And The Pride Of Life
Gate Of Eden
Rocky Mountain Mines
The Lust, The Flesh, The Eyes And The Pride Of Life
Gate Of Eden
Rocky Mountain Mines
Dennis Bonvie
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No one asked but never a metal fan.
Many antecedents and many claims to as to who "really" gave us the genre.
You can make a case (yawn) for Sabbath, Zep and Deep Purple. I don't know enough about who came before, or concurrently, to assign bragging rights.
To me, metal is basically souped-up blues, elemental, loud, adolescent, kind of dumb.
There's a track called "Black Metal." I am not thinking about the band Venom (sic). It came out, I think, in the oughts.
I don't believe it was recorded by a metal band. I liked the chorus.
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