Although I don't understand it I can't listen and sit still...

They have some pretty cool piano works also...

There is something about smoking hot women head bangers...

A band I kind of forgot about until it popped up on iheart one recently...

 

Before the Go Go's, there was Fanny:

 

A couple tunes that are hard to listen to...

and you can't do the trucker tunes without

All military gets my respect and appreciation, but there aren't too many songs like this

 

"Tug of War" was released back in the early 80's by Paul Mccartney, featuring tracks with the likes of Chet Atkins and Stevie Wonder. Highly underrated album, in my opinion.

 

Before the Go Go's, there was Fanny:

Boy they're good! ... thanks for posting

 

 

https://www.mylondon.news/news/real-life/couple-hate-last-christmas-wham-25827788
Couple hate Last Christmas by Wham! so much they're trying to buy the song rights so they can take it off the air forever

 

 

When I have big job ahead of me, this is the score to the pre-game mental montage of me doing what needs to be done. Helps me get "in the zone."

 

 

Thanks, never heard of her. I found a lot of her instrumentals too... "slow?" I don't know, I skipped a lot of the instrumentals to get to the parts where she sang because I like her voice; Soft and sweet had a certain quality that reminded me of Yael Naim:

 

You order a round of beers and then hear this.

I don't even know the song, and I was still singing along!

 

This song and its meaning have grown with me for 25 years.

Trivia: The lead singer Dexter Holland settled down and got a PhD in Molecular Biology and studying HIV.

 

As a parent, this song came to mind over and over as kids were growing up - acting like kids, taking risks, making their own decisions and learning lessons, growing and becoming adults and, eventually, walking away from their childhood and leaving the childish friends behind. They were fearless and still are. A great song.

 

As a parent, this song came to mind over and over as kids were growing up - acting like kids, taking risks, making their own decisions and learning lessons, growing and becoming adults and, eventually, walking away from their childhood and leaving the childish friends behind. They were fearless and still are. A great song.

I would like to see a modern music video done in this style. Everyone would probably think, until at least the middle of the video, that it was a slow intro. They would be waiting for the cut to the theatrics. Deny them that. Just give them this. The music. Their disappointment could be the message behind the lyrics they didn't listen to. Only thinkers would appreciate the song.

 

I would like to see a modern music video done in this style. Everyone would probably think, until at least the middle of the video, that it was a slow intro. They would be waiting for the cut to the theatrics. Deny them that. Just give them this. The music. Their disappointment could be the message behind the lyrics they didn't listen to. Only thinkers would appreciate the song.

Before Duran-Duran, Cindy Lauper, David Bowie, Michael Jackson and Peter Gabriel, we just got music from a music video.

 

One-hit wonders.

 

RIP Wayne Shorter
https://www.npr.org/2023/03/03/1160849411/jazz-legend-wayne-shorter-has-died-at-89-in-los-angeles

 

This one's a real classic. Sir Douglas Quintet at the Playboy After Dark, January of 1969.

Another interesting thing is that the lead man Doug Sahm was also a mentor of sorts to the teenage Stevie Ray Vaughan at one time. The latter was obviously much more of a guitar virtuoso. But you can still hear and see some similarities in style going on.

 

https://gizmodo.com/vinyl-outsells-cds-for-first-time-riaa-music-media-1850211706
Vinyl Outsold CDs for the First Time Since 1987
The resilient format raked in $1.2 billion in 2022, outselling CDs by nearly 8 million units.