LOVE this song.
(This is my “Secret Fantasy Wish-For Next Life” theme song!)
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What Song Are You Listening to Right Now
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(This is my “Secret Fantasy Wish-For Next Life” theme song!)
Level 42, "Something About You" (live)
ABSOLUTLEY
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Not sure if you have ever heard of this guy, but he is scarily channeling Steve Perry. He toured with Journey. This is for you!
Not sure if you have ever heard of this guy, but he is scarily channeling Steve Perry. He toured with Journey. This is for you!
Yes, I've heard of him. They hired a Steve Perry-impersonator to replace Steve Perry because they didn't want to wait for Steve to have hip-replacement surgery and physical therapy. So they fired him and went on tour without him.
To me, no Steve Perry = no Journey. He's a great Steve Perry impersonator but he's not Steve Perry.
And kudos to Steve for not saying much at all about it in the press. I would not have been so classy about it.
Robbie Nevil, "C'est La Vie"
My dad introduced this song to me a week or so ago, and I can't get enough of it.
I'm going to post this here to save you the bother of wasting your time on this particular album.
I just finished listening to Roger Waters' "Dark Side of the Moon Redux", a completely unnecessary exercise of Waters' boundless ego meant to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon", arguably one of the most important and influential rock albums of the 20th century. It's something. I'm not quite sure what, but good isn't one of them.
Amid lethargic, stripped-down versions of the original songs, Waters drones away with a wandering, boring monologue, broken only when he actually tries croaking out the lyrics. This means the instrumentals from the original album are talked over for no other reason than for Waters to enjoy the sound of his own head rattling.
The music itself is leaden. Ponderous. Completely stripped of the depth, life, spunk, and cheek of the original recording. Overlay that with Waters' boring monologuing and half-arsed attempts at singing, the resulting experience is puzzling, depressing, and one I recommend you avoid completely.
If you want to commemorate the 50th anniversary of "Dark Side of the Moon", put on your best headphones, turn off the lights, and enjoy the original - and very best - recording.
I just finished listening to Roger Waters' "Dark Side of the Moon Redux", a completely unnecessary exercise of Waters' boundless ego meant to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon", arguably one of the most important and influential rock albums of the 20th century. It's something. I'm not quite sure what, but good isn't one of them.
Amid lethargic, stripped-down versions of the original songs, Waters drones away with a wandering, boring monologue, broken only when he actually tries croaking out the lyrics. This means the instrumentals from the original album are talked over for no other reason than for Waters to enjoy the sound of his own head rattling.
The music itself is leaden. Ponderous. Completely stripped of the depth, life, spunk, and cheek of the original recording. Overlay that with Waters' boring monologuing and half-arsed attempts at singing, the resulting experience is puzzling, depressing, and one I recommend you avoid completely.
If you want to commemorate the 50th anniversary of "Dark Side of the Moon", put on your best headphones, turn off the lights, and enjoy the original - and very best - recording.
Believe it or not! The Carpenters do a version!
(Get past the GoofBall DJ first minute!)
UUULAAAAA!!!!!!!
Shinedown, "Oblivion"
Was listening to Wake Up by Arcade Fire, as I use that song as my alarm on my phone.
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