OT: Watcha Listenin' To? Part VII ["And his hair was perfect"]
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LegionOfDoom91
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I know what you thought the first time you heard that:
"Well, it's not Bob Seger, but it's pretty good."
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FlyerNutter
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Cap, I came across this randomly - as a ?unreleased song. The underlying beat is great.
Thanks, bud - sounds great. I guess they are releasing these all at some point? Looking at the list, I wish more of them had been from earlier, but it's still nice to check them out.
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WXPN is doing a 90’s A to Z that started today. Played Barbie Girl a few minutes ago
GKJ
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The library is the library I guess.
Although when they did it for the 80’s, they forgot Bizarre Love Triangle. They usually spend a day on the misses.
They could sell her voice as a prescription drug, it's so damn soothing.
mja
Everything was beautiful, and nothing hurt
Have these three on a couple of old 7 inches, one of which came with some random zine.
flyersnorth
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Really enjoying it. It sounds closer to Metallica going back to their roots but not quite. Curious to hear the rest of the album when it's released.
As a Metallica fan who was introduced to them with Ride the Lightning, I kinda tapped out at the Black album. Hardwired tried to recapture some of that older feel... and they definitely nailed that with Spit Out The Bone, but as is the norm these days, it was quantity over quality. Too much filler on the release, and the "styles" really spanned their entire history, so after 3-4 listens of the full album, I was kinda done with that one too.
The latest Megadeth, on the other hand.... that's a banger in terms of old school metal. And the musicianship is just much much better, which is more where my interest lies.
Still, I will always have a soft spot for Metallica and I really hope that Lux Aeterna is a good sign - keep the album short and concise, lose the filler.
The discussion in the Ob-seq thread got me in a '60s kind of mood. The Byrds, one of the first "Supergroups", with the late great Clarence White, on Playboy After Dark. So groovy.
Beef Invictus
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On the subject of modern music mentioned in the OT thread, I think there's no joy in you if you can't like this song
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