OT: The Music Thread Part Six
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One thing that sucks about buying music these days at least with rap is an album came out today that I want but I KNOW dudes gonna release a “deluxe” soon with more songs. Have had to buy a few albums again for the deluxe
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while technically not a nick album, rockpiles trax on wax is another perfect album imo.
i love this track. i was fortunate to see zevon 3 times. one was spectacular, one was ok. one was scary bad. listen to his catalog regularly. love him.
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I believe that’s a Dave Edmunds album, but it doesn’t really matter cause those guys were always working together. I feel like Dave Edmunds is a bit underappreciated. Or I guess he never got big here in the U.S.
On a related note, I just listened to a great podcast about Elvis Costello, Lowe, and Graham Parker. I was surprised to learn that Edmunds had a top 20 hit with a cover of I Hear You Knocking.
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Squeezing Out Sparks is another perfect album; an angry young man at his finest. My second favorite Graham Parker album is the very underrated The Mona Lisa's Sister.
This is something i've had on DVD for many years. I havent watched it in a long time. The dynamic between nick and dave was....interesting to say the least.
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Which? Couldn't view.
Nah, it begins and ends with the Waitresses,
Bonus track, the one that got me hooked. Bought the single (1980). Junior year
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Shortly post a few from Lindsey Buckginham.
Goodbye Christine.
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One of the finest singer/songwriters, producers, and pckers around. And he doesn't use a pick. Their farewell concert for me, The Dance ('97),
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We had to watch the Avs broadcast, annnd their pbp guy said the Bruins had lost their mojo, early in the third period iirc. Boy were they wrong. The group had the Mojo Boogie going all game long.
Yes, but please don't use that particular analogy.
I'll confuse you with CHB and you don't want that.
Tony Martin era Black Sabbath is criminally underrated.
Oh man, I love the Boss but back the late 70s, it was this or John & Yoko's "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)."
The first thousand times, no issue.
I already posted The Waitress's "Christmas Wrap," so here's another favorite,
And yes, back in '84 & '85, when they broke in the US, I thought Wham! was a joke.
The first inkling that they, or rather George Michael, were anything more arrived with "Careless Whisper,"
Whatever one thinks of him, George Michael was a great singer and an excellent pop song writer as well.
Proof upon demand. (He threatened.
)Merry Merry everyone!
I'm lazy, so I'll chedk later.
Did Wyman leave, or was he booted after too many complaints that the lucrative song writing bit remained a "closed shop" comprised solely of Jagger/Richards?
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Oh man, I love the Boss but back the late 70s, it was this or John & Yoko's "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)."
The first thousand times, no issue.
I already posted The Waitress's "Christmas Wrap," so here's another favorite,
And yes, back in '84 & '85, when they broke in the US, I thought Wham! was a joke.
The first inkling that they, or rather George Michael, were anything more arrived with "Careless Whisper,"
Whatever one thinks of him, George Michael was a great singer and an excellent pop song writer as well.
Proof upon demand. (He threatened.
Merry Merry everyone!
Felt the same way about Wham, but the Faith album made me reassess. The guy could sing.
When Ziggy Stardust himself shows up to your rehearsal and nods his approval, you know you are killing it
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I see some Christmas songs...unfamiliar to American folk is a fantastic band from Canada called the Skydiggers. Love their version "Good King Wenceslas". Added a few additional songs...Enjoy/1
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Faith was a smash, as you are doubtless aware.
Listen Without Prejudice has many, many great songs on it as well.
Both highly recommended,
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