Music to the Marrow (To What Are You Listening?)
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I'm enjoying everything in this video.
By the way, for those who listen to recordings from a computer, a good player. There is also a web version and version for Linux
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How about a Grateful Dead disco number?
Or....
knucklegary
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^ Sweet Caroline...🎶 Now there's a song to get ya motivated
I like the drumming in "America"
I like the drumming in "America"
Cracklin Rosie
PhotonWrangler
Flashaholic
Classic song. I was today years old when I learned that it's about drowning your sorrows and loneliness in a bottle of cheap wine.
I listened to the live version of this song from his Hot August Night concert and it got stuck in my head all day. It's a slightly higher energy version of the song and they did an excellent job with the mix, which is no easy feat on a live concert.
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Donald Fagen solo stuff
And a song that set the table
The live version
Crank this one up!!!
Snarky Puppy lingus
Toohotruk
Flashlight Enthusiast
I tried a neat trick on my music player where it's playing all songs in alphabetical order. It reached letter H last night. I'd forgotten all about the Yahoos. And Hankerin' was one I used to play for Mrs Fixer when we were dating. Oh, she'd cringe every time because the whole thing is so in your face but to me that was half the charm. That whole Yahoos project reminds me of the 1970's version of Batman.... kinda serious yet has a sort of Mel Brooks way about it.
After several songs with the word heart in it came this old gem
RIP Jon Bonham
And this jewel by INXS,,,,,
Letter H is cool.
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A band I found by accident.
A little Kraftwerk, a little Thyx, a little Joy Division, originally from Greenville NC, they now call Baltimore home. These guys pretty much tour constantly.
A little more Future Islands
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knucklegary
Flashlight Enthusiast
Sounds reminds me of 80's new genre bands
Future Islands reminded me of a day in a Roses store where I heard Boston's 'more than a feeling' for the first time yet thought "I swear I've heard this before". Original sound, yet strangely familiar.
The Yahoos was a 'super group' effort where some folks from other bands got together and made a record.
The INXS song was from their 1982(?) break out album. The best one in my view.
The Song Remains the Same was my first concert... but at a movie theatre. Yup, at the midnight movies there was the smell of dope smoking and sounds of beer burps from the audience back when you could still smoke cigarettes in a movie theatre.
The Yahoos was a 'super group' effort where some folks from other bands got together and made a record.
The INXS song was from their 1982(?) break out album. The best one in my view.
The Song Remains the Same was my first concert... but at a movie theatre. Yup, at the midnight movies there was the smell of dope smoking and sounds of beer burps from the audience back when you could still smoke cigarettes in a movie theatre.
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