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    What American English sounds like to foreigners.

    My husband found this last week and it's been stuck in my head since. A nice late 60s/early 70s clip. Nonsense with a sick groove. BZXcRqFmFa8
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    A collector's worst nightmare:

    I have a problem. And I mean, a really big problem. How big of a problem are we talking? I'd say it's over 200 LPs worth of a problem. I'm moving from one end of the country to another. Possibly just with a one-way flight. Now here's the question of the century. How am I supposed...
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    60s/70s song(s) stuck in my head, to ID

    I woke from a short nap and I had a song playing in my head that I haven't heard in years, don't know the artist or name of the track but here are some of the sparse and ever-typical lyrics: after(?) the spring, and then she goes back hi-hi-hi-hiding summer days those summer days [and...
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    Musicians that test your sexuality.

    In other words, if you're a ... ...straight man, who are some male musicians that almost make you swoon? ...straight woman, who are some female musicians that you just might have a girl crush on? ...gay man, who are some women of music that get the blood rushing? ...gay woman, who...
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    Disturbing lyrics (PC WARNING: May include adult content.)

    (I have a feeling this thread might get a little bit explicit, so I figured I'd add a political correctness/trigger warning for those who might not be amused.) We all know them. Songs with lyrics that are disturbing. Weird. Unusual. Even a little shameful, or so overly sexual they're...
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    Marc Bolan: The National Elf

    Keep reading... This is a REALLY long and informative article about Marc Bolan's career and personal life. It's a fabulous read for fans and newcomers to his music alike. Though I deeply wish I could time travel and pick up where June left off. Marc was kind of a sad case, below all the...
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    Famously incoherent vocals?

    Ever hear a song where you can't make out what the hell their vocalist is singing because they sound like they've lazed the entire way through the song? In other words, they're gargling marbles and vomiting the lyrics all over the place. In other words, the music's good, but the singer is...
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    I Second That Emotion: Japan vs. Smokey Robinson

    This one's tricky, for those who really love this song for what it is. Which version do you prefer? Smokey Robinson zieZ0Pi5bR8 Japan w2klJgOidqc Personally, I'm undecided. I love motown, but David Sylvian's perfection from every angle just makes me want to cry because he's so...
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    Sparks - Number One in Heaven (1979)

    Sparks - "No. 1 in Heaven" (1979) By 1978, brothers Ron and Russell Mael had taken their band, Sparks, through a number of genres, lineups, and locations. At first dabbling with psychedelic experimental rock in the early 70s, they slowly worked their way into the popular glam scene, even...
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    ABBA - Voulez Vous (1979)

    At the tail end of disco's popularity there was at least one candle burning to keep it in the charts for just a while longer - and it was held by four glamorous pop superstars from Sweden. These four individuals consisted of: Agnetha Fältskog Anni-Frid "Frida" Lyngstad Björn...
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    Vinyl nerds: I have a problem.

    Well, it's more like a question, but it's definitely a problem. You know how sometimes vinyl can get concave/warped? You know, like it's ... bent? I went to put on an LP today and the damn thing was just, bent shitless (though, I must be fair, it was left in a hot car a long time ago). So now...
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    Review Pink Floyd - The Wall (1979)

    Pink Floyd - "The Wall" (1979) Personnel Roger Waters: vocals, guitars, synths, and sounds. David Gilmour: vocals, guitars, synths, and sounds. Nick Mason: drums. Richard Wright: organ, piano, synths, and bass pedals. As with many concept albums, the actual "meaning" and full understanding of...
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    Creative: What does your musical soul look like?

    If you had to describe who you are inside, in terms of music, in visual terms, this is what this thread will challenge you to do. Think of your inner self, if it was a house. What would this house look and sound like? Here's a diagram of what's in mind for this project - think about it...
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    Chart: Haircuts in popular music

    I stumbled upon this earlier. Click here. It is "A visual compendium of notable haircuts in popular music". Mouse-over to zoom in. Which one's your favourite?
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    Magnificent musical moustache appreciation thread!

    This is a thread about moustaches. And musicians who have them, or have had them. You know what, just post some photos of musicians with moustaches. I'll begin with a moustache that once pissed people off:
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    Protest songs

    What are some anti-war, pro-peace songs you know of? Among the many things I love in this world, protest of war is one of the most important. Let's take a break from the asinine senselessness of war, and reminisce of the brave, incredible individuals who have spoken out against it. I'll begin...
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    Lovely Thread for Lovingly Lovely Musical Loveliness!

    And yes, the redundant title was totally necessary, because we all know what a redundant theme love is in music, but love songs are necessary to the survival of music, so post your lovely little asses off, CRF. Let's get mushy! The Ronettes - "Baby, I Love You" gbbRkHazUIg Cilla...
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    Rockers & aging.

    Some rockers age well. Others look like Dawn of the Dead extras. Name 5 rockers who have aged well. Then name 5 rockers who have not. ;D
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    This performance brought to you by drugs and/or alcohol:

    What are some videos you can scavenge up that feature a musician (or entire band) who appears to be pissed-drunk or strung out on serious drugs? Here's one I spotted earlier. 1VRO2TJwkVM
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    Weird Al Yankovic

    Weird Al Yankovic On October 23rd, 1959, an extraordinarily bizarre creature was born. Little did Downey, California know, this hooligan would soon live nearby, in Lynwood, for the majority of its adolescence. Lynwood would thus be declared the home of the Weird One. He began with the...
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    Dedicate a song to someone!

    Someone on CRF, someone in your family, one of your friends, or some creeper you met on the bus. Whatever. Just post a song and dedicate it to someone. (I nicked this from a non-music forum, by the way.)
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    Happy thread with happy music for musical happiness.

    Complete with redundant title of redundancy. Anyway, post a song that's just ... happy. Good, clean, innocent loveliness. In such a glum time of year for many of us in the states and other places above the equator, happiness is necessary. Let's have it. I'll start. E_v468ptuXw...
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    Lesser-known tracks by your favourite artists.

    Ever buy an album for the hits you know, but ended up loving it for the 'deep cuts' or lesser-known (and at the risk of mortifying the lot of you, "filler") tracks? You know what I mean. Let's have 'em. :grinthumb
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    Tommy James & The Shondells (Official Thread)

    Tommy James & The Shondells Official Website 1966 Hanky Panky 1966 It's Only Love 1967 I Think We're Alone Now 1967 Gettin' Together 1968 Mony Mony 1968 Crimson & Clover 1969 Cellophane Symphony 1969 The Best of Tommy James and the Shondells 1970 Travelin'...
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    "Nothing"

    "NOTHING" Something for your pleasure They call themselves "NOTHING" when in reality, they're really something. "NOTHING" is a brilliant duo consisting of songwriter/guitarist/vocalist (and one of my close friends) Andreas Stavros and composer/keyboardist extraordinaire Joe Pacheco, founded...

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