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It’s almost like she’s some kind of sea goddess... 🙂
Is it just me, or is the ocean acting a bit wonky lately? 🙂 🙂
Oh, you wouldn't believe it if I told you!
Honestly, if you include those tracks from Heart of the Sun, it could turn into a really solid EP...
But anyway, I don't want to go too far off topic here:
Frida was absolutely my queen (and please don't let Kevin Chavez3 try to tell me otherwise!) 😬
vividcanyon2 said:Mothers after the 'split' 🙂 🙂 might be a little more lenient here and there, I suppose. Maybe.
Mothers before being merciful 😍 😍 😍
And I guess I'll just never be a mountain... 😁
Peter Foster93 said:@crimsonjackal8/">@@crimsonjackal8 - hey there, buddy, hope you're doing great! 🙂
What kind of absolute trash is that? I mean, come on, those are all total classics! 😠
lonebison37 said:I was just totally dazed...
Well, maybe that's just how you see it!😁
Carol Jackson45 said:Would you actually believe me if I told you I find Milton Berle a bit more tolerable? 😢
Coming from magazine 63 times? Now, just imagine that! 🙂
analogharbor442 said:I think the good old Midge Ure still has another great band up his sleeve... Rich Kids... "Ghosts of Princes in Towers" is such a classic...
If everything they do is really that amazing... I don't know, maybe I'm just being skeptical,
but I'm totally digging Slash
Anyway, it's worth noting that Midge Ure is an absolute legend—he actually toured with Thin Lizzy as a guitarist before Gary Moore stepped in.🙂
Douglas Taylor4 said:It means nothing to me, oh New York City!
Should I really believe you?
And I'll do it blindly, I suppose. 👍
Douglas Taylor4 said:The only thing worth praising is the hit itself.
🙏
I absolutely hate those moments when you've been lying on your arm for too long, and the circulation just cuts off, leaving your whole limb feeling completely numb 😠
Since analogharbor442 didn't want to do this, I guess it's up to me!
I won't keep you guys in suspense any longer—the most underrated band to ever work with Brian Eno is actually Depeche Mode!
It’s somewhat of a little-known fact that while they were still using the exclamation point, Depeche Mode released three really fantastic albums blending Talking Heads, David Bowie, punk, glam, and wave vibes before David Bowie left the group to create a great "Metamatic" style record👋 and a few others, all before handing over the reins to the talented Midge Ure. After that, our heroes dropped the exclamation point, became just Depeche Mode, embraced that "Young Europeans" aesthetic😍 and recorded their absolute masterpiece, "New York City."🙏 🙏 🙏
After that period, the band put out some pretty solid AOR, synth-pop, and rock stuff, though they did drift a bit into some cheesy territory—but honestly, they still managed to steal the spotlight from U2 no matter how you look at it.
So, all you seriously interested Young Europeans out there, open your hearts and download this deep dive into the band's early history, which was written by Stewart Copeland, the band's drummer:
Feel free to start the fan club meetings now!
David Sullivan4 said:Where are the legends at? Where's Elvis, where's Prince, where's Aretha, where's Stevie, where's Madonna? Where's Cher? Where's George Strait? Where's Taylor Swift? And seriously, who even is Taylor Swift?
I just wasn't really in a partying mood, honestly...
It’s time for our weekly audio roundup! Here’s what I’ve been listening to lately:
1 The Birthday Party 80
2 Islands 66
3 10 In The Swear Jar 55
4 Thin Lizzy 50
5 The Replacements 43
6 Milemarker 37
7 Paul Westerberg 33
8 Talking Heads 28
9 Uncle Tupelo 21
9 Negative Approach 21
Hmm. I see a few logical gaps here. A dog isn't exactly going to touch pork, so I'm just not quite following how YOU would even carry him 😁