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Radiohead (Official Thread)
Anyone else have an experience like this - I got the first 2 albums early and was getting into them so bought OK Computer day 1 and was blown away. Told ALL my friends how amazing this band was and way more than just "Creep" - and NO ONE listened. Until years later when everyone was into...- Jester143
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- Forum: 90's Music
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Dickey Betts, Allman Brothers Band, Dead at 80
Blue Sky is always my favorite. He crushes this version.- Jester143
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- Forum: Music News
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The Byrds vs The Beach Boys
God Only Knows. Best song ever. Gotta give it to them just for this reason alone.- Jester143
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- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Simon & Garfunkel vs Neil Young
Love Neil but the harmonies from S&G give them the win here.- Jester143
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- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Led Zeppelin vs Queen
Tough to pick between them for different reasons. I like a lot of songs from both groups. Both standout vocalists in different ways. But oddly I realized that since I've heard the songs I like from both these bands over years so many times, I literally NEVER intentionally put on either of these...- Jester143
- Post #10
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Worst Beatle Song
Gotta go with Honey Pie off the top of my head. No bueno.- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Rate the song on the different music genre
Not normally the type of tunes I dig but discovered this one and love the beat and it's a great driving song - 8/10 Without You (featuring Usher) - David Guetta- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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What Are You Listening To? Redux (No Videos)
I just discovered this remarkable singer songwriter, Labi Siffre, and don't know why I never heard of him before, since he's amazing and has been sampled by some well known tunes over the years.- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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What Are You Listening To? Redux (No Videos)
Best song on it is For No One!- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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How to Sync Pink Floyd’s ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ With the Solar Eclipse
Once you've synced it to Wizard Of Oz, why do anything else?- Jester143
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- Forum: Music News
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Hey Babyboomers.. How About Some Pop!!
Not the slick kinda pop but the dam catchy, hear it once and you're singing along by the end kind of pop. A true talent if you can write and make songs like that. I posted Marshall Crenshaw on another thread who I think is one of the best, so now I'm posting another of my favorites - Fountains...- Jester143
- Post #116
- Forum: Everything else
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Whiskey Blues.. Roots Of Rock And Roll
Buddy Guy is the man and my favorite blues player and singer. So cool, talented and funny as hell. He inspired the Stones, Clapton, Hendrix, and many more. Here's one of my favorite tunes of his - Five Long Years.- Jester143
- Post #99
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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The Beatles vs The Rolling Stones
Stones are great no doubt but the Beatles volume of remarkable songs plus the evolution of the music/techniques/production over their short less than 10 years of putting out records blows the Stones out of the water.- Jester143
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- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Favorite MOMENT of a song that hits you on a deep soul level (but isn't one of your favorite songs)?
TOTALLY agree - she crushed those vocals. One of the best vocal performances ever in rock. So what's your moment then Slipn?- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Favorite MOMENT of a song that hits you on a deep soul level (but isn't one of your favorite songs)?
OK - there are many favorite songs we all have - but then there are isolated moments (could be a riff, solo, intro, etc.) of songs that hit us on a deep, emotional soul level but that AREN'T necessary from our favorite song(s). What's your favorite moment from a song that isn't even one of...- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Driving Music -Seeking Suggestions - Highway Songs
You've already got some great choices in this chain. This one popped into my head but isn't classic rock. Time To Pretend by MGMT. Hope you enjoy.- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Lost album by Buckner & Garcia
I actually owned this album and lost countless hours of my youth to arcade and Atari games. When I heard these songs at the time i thought it was the coolest thing ever. Think they actually reunited to do a song for the Disney film Wreck It Ralph.- Jester143
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- Forum: Lost, Forgotten, Obscure Albums
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Lyrics that hit you on a soul level
Absolutely agree - about the frailty of life and finding your purpose. Also about his stepfather who died.- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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What Are You Listening To? Redux (No Videos)
Pop genius at work.- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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The "Official" Power Ballad thread Pt. 2
The "3rd" side of III Sides To Every Story with the interweaving tunes and orchestration show Nuno's genius and I listen to all 3 tracks every once in a while. I truly think they're (he's) underrated.- Jester143
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- Forum: 80's Music
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What Are You Listening to? (Videos only)
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Hey Babyboomers.. How About Some Pop!!
XTC is truly incredible and I am consistently amazed more people don't know their work or that they didn't find more fame (perhaps because they stopped touring when Andy Partridge quit over stage fright issues?). Everyone should give a listen - so many incredible tunes. Also, if you're one of...- Jester143
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- Forum: Everything else
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Lyrics that hit you on a soul level
Gonna throw another in the mix that randomly just popped into my head, just to keep the conversation going. This one isn't so much beauty (which most choices I'd have would be) as it is clever. I love Elvis Costello and his witty word play throughout his career. One of his mid-career songs was...- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Lyrics that hit you on a soul level
Thanks so much - grateful to be here! And love the soft beauty of this song and the lyrics. Excellent choice.- Jester143
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
