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Funny, you say that as I'm playing Billy Joel now.

Not Dylan, but not Demi either.

What the Water Gave Me by Florence + the Machine

I heard it at her concert in Indianapolis and fell in love with it. It was released yesterday and after buying it, I fell in love with it again. Florence songs make me happy

I haven't posted here in a long time, but I'm still around! anyways:

The Cars-Magic
Def Leppard-Hysteria
Bruce Spingsteen-Dancing In The Dark

I guess I'm going through an 80's phase lately:)

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This man. Easily one of America's greatest treasures, from one of his best albums.

Bob Dylan- Chimes of Freedom
Bob Dylan- Standing in the Doorway
Bob Dylan- Not Dark yet

Before: TLC- "Waterfalls"
Now: Don Henley- "The Boys of Summer"
Next: Eminem- "Without Me"

So the VMAs happened last night, and from the sounds of it, looks like it sucked. But I've been replaying some of my favorite Video of the Year winners lately. Some very good stuff has taken the Moonman before. Love each of these songs and videos, for one.

Currently on shuffle:

Bonniwell Music Machine - Restoration

Sean Bonniwell - Beyond The Garage

Still on shuffle:

Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan

Self Portrait - Bob Dylan

dvdjunkie wrote:Still on shuffle:

Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan

Self Portrait - Bob Dylan

His masterwork and his weakest work. Interesting combination. No, I'm not simply parotting the critics, I really think Self Portrait is a mess, though it has some nice songs, like 'Alberta', 'Days of '49' and the new renditions of 'Like a Rolling Stone' and 'She Belongs To Me'. But overall, these covers of mostly antiquated boring country songs are a snooze-fest to me.

Before: Wing-"Mamma Mia"
Now: Wing-"Single Ladies"
Next: Wing-"Total Eclipse of the Heart"

Temptation Eyes - The Grass Roots

Love this song!

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There are over a million reasons as to why Maidens' the best, and this song is just one of them. All their facets regarding their power live make up for a lot of them, too.

I'm currently listening to Beyoncé's 4 on shuffle. Some of my favorites are 1+1, Best Thing I Never Had, Rather Die Young, Start Over, Love On Top and Countdown.

Before: Weird Al Yankovic-'Everything You Know is Wrong'
Now: Voltaire-'When You're Evil'
Next: Voltaire-'Brains!'

The last two songs I was listening to were:

Location by Freelance Whales
Maps by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs

And I'm currently listening to 1991 by Crystal Castles

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This man. Easily one of America's greatest treasures, from one of his best albums.

Agreed. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are easily my favorite classic rock band of all-time.

Dr Frankenollie wrote:Before: Weird Al Yankovic-'Everything You Know is Wrong'

Good selection.



I'm listening to a guy I might call either the "Bob Dylan of the 90's" or the "Tom Petty of the 90's" :

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Lazario wrote:

Dr Frankenollie wrote:Before: Weird Al Yankovic-'Everything You Know is Wrong'

Good selection.

Thanks.

Yw.


I just branched off into some No Doubt ("Ex-Girlfriend" - been a long time since I heard that).

Before: Buzzcocks- "Promises"
Now: Buzzcocks- "Everybody's Happy Nowadays"
Next: Buzzcocks- "Harmony in My Head"

Singles Going Steady is essential. Classic punk rock with brilliant pop tendencies.

Garbage - "Dog New Tricks"

and "Badger Badger Badger" by the... Weeblz?