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I’m listening to this while trying to finish up Pre-Calc homework that I have to take pictures of and turn in tomorrow (it’s our first day of “flexible instruction” aka online school)
Hole– Live Through This
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I think every school has their own creative name for online classes. My school calls it ‘distance learning’ (and we’ve been doing it for almost two months 
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Right now I’m listening to Who’s Next by The Who (not the World Health Organization), and I’ll probably listen to Court and Spark by Joni Mitchell next.
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“Where The Streets Have No Name” and “Sunday Bloody Sunday” by U2 on repeat cuz I definitely don’t have a problem 
How long, how long must we sing this song? How loooooong
(it’s been stuck in my head all day so 
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Soft Cell– Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret (1981)
Damn, new wave music really hits different in quarantine
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Cabaret (New Broadway Cast Recording) (1995)
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Decided that the time is right (and plentiful enough) to do a binge-listen of Stevie Wonder’s entire catalog – or at least the first 25 years (and 25 albums, coincidentally), so that would be 1962-1987. This will be an education – aside from singles, I’ve barely heard any of (Little) Stevie’s pre-1970s albums.
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Ahhh Girl said
I’ve got Ahhh Mom into The Rutles now. LOL
Is it their…trousers?
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Ahhh Girl said
I’ve got Ahhh Mom into The Rutles now. LOL
Is it their…trousers?
They had her at Ouch!
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15 March 2017
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David Bowie – Reality (2003)
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@50yearslate
David Bowie – Reality (2003)
yaaaaaay! I listened to that just the other day.
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yaaaaaay! I listened to that just the other day.
it was the first album I’d listened to in a while, after having been on a grave U2 kick (which is still a thing, “Where The Streets Have No Name” is gloriously running through my head). Someone mentioned Picasso and it was all Bowieward from there 
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…OK, this is one schizo collection of sounds – Motown wasn’t sure yet what to do with this kid’s gifts. And so they try him in a variety of formats – jazz instrumentals, Ray Charles covers, straight adult standards, and even a kind of half-assed beach-themed concept. And surprisingly little of the familiar Motown sound that is sweeping the world at the time. (These were recorded between 1962 and ’64) Some of this works, some of it doesn’t…but all of it is worthwhile, because (no longer little) Stevland Judkins Morris of Saginaw, Michigan was and is a goddamned genius (and I want to wish him a happy 70th birthday right now, a coupla months early because life is uncertain), and he’s irrepressable. And he’s all over these records, moving from bongos to keyboards back to drum kit – and seemingly always with his radiant-sounding chromatic harmonica in hand. His voice (not yet changed) is ultimately still that of a child’s (however staggeringly talented); and anyways, there’s something kinda creepy when young adolescents sing of adult romance. For now, at least, that eternally happy-bluesy harmonica feels more like his “real” voice than his actual voice does…
All five of these are mildly-to-very-to-barely enjoyable, and none of them are classic. An interesting start to a career/discography that’s about to get a lot better….
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Paul & Linda McCartney– Ram (1971)
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