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Atlanta rap troupe. Kinda big, as you can ascertain from their plays.I have no idea who this is.
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Pip's Invitation
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Pip's Invitation
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I figured it was something like that. As you can tell from my pick history, I don't know a whole lot about rap aside from the big names that every middle-aged person knows.
Raging weasel
Footballguy
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Round 494:
Chemistry 101
You heard them #### some beer the #### up, possess cheeseburgers and hang out at Skank Beach, and now you get to experience them...
Driving Around on PCP -- The Insidious Rays
Chemistry 101
You heard them #### some beer the #### up, possess cheeseburgers and hang out at Skank Beach, and now you get to experience them...
Driving Around on PCP -- The Insidious Rays
rockaction
Footballguy
I didn't know of them until around 2017, which is actually pretty late for someone who claims he likes hip hop.
rockaction
Footballguy
They were formed in 2008 and were pretty big by 2017-8 or so.
Raging weasel
Footballguy
ditkaburgers
Footballguy
Hey everyone, thank you for the well wishes on Monday! Got my test results back from my procedure and I have zero signs of inflammation and cancer. I have a stomach and liver condition and get tested annually for both. Now that stress is over, back to the tunes!
Round 492 - Breakin' Up Is Hard To Do (Tues)
Olivia Dean - The Hardest Part
Round 492 - This Is The Beginning (Tues)
Fishbone - Party At Ground Zero
Round 493 - Songs About Food (Wed)
Galantis - Peanut Butter Jelly
Round 494 - Chemistry 101 (Thurs)
The 1975 - It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)
I didn't know it was actually about Matt Healy's heroin addiction until a few days ago
Round 492 - Breakin' Up Is Hard To Do (Tues)
Olivia Dean - The Hardest Part
Round 492 - This Is The Beginning (Tues)
Fishbone - Party At Ground Zero
Round 493 - Songs About Food (Wed)
Galantis - Peanut Butter Jelly
Round 494 - Chemistry 101 (Thurs)
The 1975 - It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)
I didn't know it was actually about Matt Healy's heroin addiction until a few days ago
Eephus
Footballguy
They had their own menu items at Popeye's Chicken. Can't get bigger than that.Atlanta rap troupe. Kinda big, as you can ascertain from their plays.I have no idea who this is.
Eephus
Footballguy
krista4
Footballguy
Eephus
Footballguy
I'll do a mini TSwift dump to close out the channel and get the playlist over 90 minutes
494.8 - Taylor Swift - Out of the Woods
494.12 - Taylor Swift - Dear John
494.x - Taylor Swift - Look What You Made Me Do
494.y - Taylor Swift - illicit affairs
494.8 - Taylor Swift - Out of the Woods
494.12 - Taylor Swift - Dear John
494.x - Taylor Swift - Look What You Made Me Do
494.y - Taylor Swift - illicit affairs
Eephus
Footballguy
Not enough candidates for a last chance roll. Just regulars for Friday
Diamonds in the Rough -- Good songs from bad albums - NEW
Applausible Theory (Songs with clapping)
Piano Men (Billy, Joel, Elton and John)
The Ego Meets The Dove (CSNY plus one degree of separation) - 5th roll
Diamonds in the Rough -- Good songs from bad albums - NEW
Applausible Theory (Songs with clapping)
Piano Men (Billy, Joel, Elton and John)
Eephus
Footballguy
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
LAST TAYLOR PICKS BEFORE SHE BREAKS UP WITH US
Fearless (Taylor's Version) -- Taylor Swift
You Belong With Me (Taylor's Version) -- Taylor Swift
invisible strings -- Taylor Swift
Clean -- Taylor Swift (my wife's pick)
Wonderland -- Taylor Swift (my wife's pick)
My son asked for Welcome to New York but we got that covered on the NYC playlist.
Fearless (Taylor's Version) -- Taylor Swift
You Belong With Me (Taylor's Version) -- Taylor Swift
invisible strings -- Taylor Swift
Clean -- Taylor Swift (my wife's pick)
Wonderland -- Taylor Swift (my wife's pick)
My son asked for Welcome to New York but we got that covered on the NYC playlist.
Northern Voice
Footballguy
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Footballguy
Gonna add a couple of covers to get the Taylor playlist to 2 hours.
Sparks Fly -- Julia Sheer & Tyler Ward
Tim McGraw -- Maggie Rogers
Sparks Fly -- Julia Sheer & Tyler Ward
Tim McGraw -- Maggie Rogers
Northern Voice
Footballguy
SAY YOU'LL REMEMBER MEEEEEEEEEEEE
Bonus.TSwift - Wildest Dreams - Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift Channel
Bonus.TSwift - Wildest Dreams - Taylor Swift - Taylor Swift Channel
Northern Voice
Footballguy
Northern Voice
Footballguy
I think these are somehow not taken either
Tay.Tay.Swift.NV - 22 - Taylor Swift - basically unsearchable, so just put it on every playlist.
494.Bonus.Itsalovestorybabyjustsayyes - Love Story (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift Channel - Taylor Swift
Tay.Tay.Swift.NV - 22 - Taylor Swift - basically unsearchable, so just put it on every playlist.
494.Bonus.Itsalovestorybabyjustsayyes - Love Story (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift Channel - Taylor Swift
Northern Voice
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Northern Voice
Footballguy
I still cry thinking about my Abbey at least once a week, something always gets me. The other day it was "Just Exist" by Eliza and the Delusionals, a song that I love and drafted here but was hitting it's peak when we lost her (and also the lyrical content)
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Northern Voice
Footballguy
All that aside, I absolutely love my new job but it's meant me working more and wanting to work more so I'll probably continue to be super sporadic in here but I couldn't pop in and not pay tribute to Taylor Swift 
Pip's Invitation
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The T. Swift playlist has almost doubled in size in the last hour.
Dr. Octopus
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Round 495:
Ego/Dove
Another theme to this quartet, sort of.
A. Out of the Darkness -- Crosby and Nash
Crosby wrote this with help from Nash and Craig Doerge about trying to emerge from being the drug-addled zombie he had been since the death of his girlfriend in a car crash in 1969. It's full of mantras like "Be the light or love will fade away" and "I'm coming out of the darkness, finally my soul can take a rest." It could also qualify for the good songs/bad albums playlist, as it comes from the 1976 duo album Whistling Down the Wire, which is mostly dull and is nowhere near the quality of the previous year's Wind on the Water. (This album is also inexplicably filed under Crosby instead of Crosby & Nash on Spotify.)
B. Into the Darkness -- Crosby, Stills and Nash
Things had gotten much worse for Crosby by 1982, and Nash released all his frustration about it in this song from Daylight Again. The lyrics are unsparing:
Into the darkness soon you'll be sinking
What are you doing? What can you be thinking
All of your friends have been trying to warn you
That some of your demons are dying to drag you
Away (Into the darkness) into the darkness
Into the darkness away
I see you coming to the end of the day
And was it worth it? No one can say
I see your face it is ghostly pale
Into the sunset we are watching you sail
&
As mentioned earlier, this was supposed to be a Stills/Nash album; Crosby was only brought in at the last minute after hectoring by the record company. I'd say it must have been awkward when Crosby added his vocals to this one, but that implies he had any self-awareness at all in 1982, which is not an assumption we can make.
C. Dark Star -- Crosby, Stills and Nash
The darkness here has nothing to do with Crosby. The song, from the 1977 CSN reunion album, is about an affair Stills had in the mid-70s, when he was married to French singer Veronique Sanson. With who? "This isn't People magazine," Stills wrote in the entry for this song on the 1991 box set liner notes.
D. Ambulance Blues -- Neil Young
Unexpectedly given how bleak many of his songs are, I could not find any Neil song with "Dark" in the title. So I'll give you some "Blues" from him in the form of the cryptic closer from On the Beach. The CSNY connection is that he performed it at some of the shows on the 1974 CSNY reunion tour.
Ego/Dove
Another theme to this quartet, sort of.
A. Out of the Darkness -- Crosby and Nash
Crosby wrote this with help from Nash and Craig Doerge about trying to emerge from being the drug-addled zombie he had been since the death of his girlfriend in a car crash in 1969. It's full of mantras like "Be the light or love will fade away" and "I'm coming out of the darkness, finally my soul can take a rest." It could also qualify for the good songs/bad albums playlist, as it comes from the 1976 duo album Whistling Down the Wire, which is mostly dull and is nowhere near the quality of the previous year's Wind on the Water. (This album is also inexplicably filed under Crosby instead of Crosby & Nash on Spotify.)
B. Into the Darkness -- Crosby, Stills and Nash
Things had gotten much worse for Crosby by 1982, and Nash released all his frustration about it in this song from Daylight Again. The lyrics are unsparing:
Into the darkness soon you'll be sinking
What are you doing? What can you be thinking
All of your friends have been trying to warn you
That some of your demons are dying to drag you
Away (Into the darkness) into the darkness
Into the darkness away
I see you coming to the end of the day
And was it worth it? No one can say
I see your face it is ghostly pale
Into the sunset we are watching you sail
&
As mentioned earlier, this was supposed to be a Stills/Nash album; Crosby was only brought in at the last minute after hectoring by the record company. I'd say it must have been awkward when Crosby added his vocals to this one, but that implies he had any self-awareness at all in 1982, which is not an assumption we can make.
C. Dark Star -- Crosby, Stills and Nash
The darkness here has nothing to do with Crosby. The song, from the 1977 CSN reunion album, is about an affair Stills had in the mid-70s, when he was married to French singer Veronique Sanson. With who? "This isn't People magazine," Stills wrote in the entry for this song on the 1991 box set liner notes.
D. Ambulance Blues -- Neil Young
Unexpectedly given how bleak many of his songs are, I could not find any Neil song with "Dark" in the title. So I'll give you some "Blues" from him in the form of the cryptic closer from On the Beach. The CSNY connection is that he performed it at some of the shows on the 1974 CSNY reunion tour.
Raging weasel
Footballguy
Think I have my playlists caught up.
Listened to the Horror Show while working yesterday and it's a pretty good listen. If you weren't looking at the list of songs in there I doubt most would guess the theme.
Fav new tracks- Vampire Blues, GHOST!, and The Boogie Monster.
Listened to the Horror Show while working yesterday and it's a pretty good listen. If you weren't looking at the list of songs in there I doubt most would guess the theme.
Fav new tracks- Vampire Blues, GHOST!, and The Boogie Monster.
Raging weasel
Footballguy
Round 495
Diamond In the Rough
Half the band had quit either before or during the recording of Rock In A Hard Place and it definitely shows.
Aerosmith- Lightning Strikes
Diamond In the Rough
Half the band had quit either before or during the recording of Rock In A Hard Place and it definitely shows.
Aerosmith- Lightning Strikes
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
rockaction
Footballguy
Wow. Sorry to hear that. That took it out of you, huh? I hope you feel better, man. This thread is only for those of us in fighting shape.
No palookaloozas here.
rockaction
Footballguy
Round 494.xx
Category: Short Skirt, Long Jacket
Song: Dress
Artist: PJ Harvey
I was gonna go "Gucci Gucci" by Kreyshawn here and realized it held up about as well as Kid Rock's songs did.
Round 495.xx
Category: Piano Men
Song: All For Leyna
Artist: Billy Joel
My childhood friend Brian used to sing this all the time when we were kids one year. He loved the break between the first part of "She" and the line the subsequently followed. He loved the melody line, I guess you would say. We were new to music, of course, so this thrilled him. He wound up into prog rock (yes, Rush) and still plays in a remarkably good band in San Diego. I haven't seen him since I moved out here, though he asked once. I was always out-of-sorts, and then COVID happened. Have to put that one on the bucket list. Can still remember this record in his room. Glass Houses, IIRC. Billy doesn't look like he's really going to throw that rock on the cover, by the way. His foot and leg look like he's already thrown an awful throw. Like Sam Bradford. His body ain't turned right. At least open those hips, Billy!
Whoops. Wrong thread to bring up Sam. I guess he lives in my head.
Category: Short Skirt, Long Jacket
Song: Dress
Artist: PJ Harvey
I was gonna go "Gucci Gucci" by Kreyshawn here and realized it held up about as well as Kid Rock's songs did.
Round 495.xx
Category: Piano Men
Song: All For Leyna
Artist: Billy Joel
My childhood friend Brian used to sing this all the time when we were kids one year. He loved the break between the first part of "She" and the line the subsequently followed. He loved the melody line, I guess you would say. We were new to music, of course, so this thrilled him. He wound up into prog rock (yes, Rush) and still plays in a remarkably good band in San Diego. I haven't seen him since I moved out here, though he asked once. I was always out-of-sorts, and then COVID happened. Have to put that one on the bucket list. Can still remember this record in his room. Glass Houses, IIRC. Billy doesn't look like he's really going to throw that rock on the cover, by the way. His foot and leg look like he's already thrown an awful throw. Like Sam Bradford. His body ain't turned right. At least open those hips, Billy!
Whoops. Wrong thread to bring up Sam. I guess he lives in my head.
Ilov80s
Footballguy
Truly, hit me Monday around noon and I was a total mess until yesterday evening. Alternated between sleeping and watching episodes of Mary Tyler Moore for like 48 hours straight, unsure which was which at times.Wow. Sorry to hear that. That took it out of you, huh? I hope you feel better, man. This thread is only for those of us in fighting shape.
rockaction
Footballguy
Oof. When you don't know if you're dreaming or awake in that fugue-like state is no fun. Fever dreams and all.
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
Round 496:
Piano Men
A. Cage the Songbird -- Elton John
Continuing our quest to get all of side 2 of Blue Moves on this playlist.
B. My Life -- Billy Joel
As a kid, apparently I was REALLY happy when this song came on the car radio. Which led to my parents buying me the 52nd Street cassette.
Applausible Tunes
C. Clap Hands -- Beck
One of the most insane shows I ever saw was Beck in 2006 -- there were marionettes and stuff. He ended the set with a frenzied medley that began with this.
Diamonds in the Rough
D. Goin' Home -- Neil Young
Neil's output took a turn for the worse starting in 2002. The first offender was Are You Passionate?, a dull undertaking in which Booker T. and the MGs backed him on most songs. The highlight was a song left over from an aborted attempt at a Crazy Horse album the previous year. Goin' Home brings the fury as well as anything on Ragged Glory -- and doesn't fit with the rest of the album in the slightest.
Piano Men
A. Cage the Songbird -- Elton John
Continuing our quest to get all of side 2 of Blue Moves on this playlist.
B. My Life -- Billy Joel
As a kid, apparently I was REALLY happy when this song came on the car radio. Which led to my parents buying me the 52nd Street cassette.
Applausible Tunes
C. Clap Hands -- Beck
One of the most insane shows I ever saw was Beck in 2006 -- there were marionettes and stuff. He ended the set with a frenzied medley that began with this.
Diamonds in the Rough
D. Goin' Home -- Neil Young
Neil's output took a turn for the worse starting in 2002. The first offender was Are You Passionate?, a dull undertaking in which Booker T. and the MGs backed him on most songs. The highlight was a song left over from an aborted attempt at a Crazy Horse album the previous year. Goin' Home brings the fury as well as anything on Ragged Glory -- and doesn't fit with the rest of the album in the slightest.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
496
Thru and Thru - The Rolling Stones (Hidden Gem)
Like most of their late eighties onward albums, Voodoo Lounge was mostly dreck. This Keith song is the best one on the record and closed out the second season of The Sopranos.
Thru and Thru - The Rolling Stones (Hidden Gem)
Like most of their late eighties onward albums, Voodoo Lounge was mostly dreck. This Keith song is the best one on the record and closed out the second season of The Sopranos.
krista4
Footballguy
BONUS <100K SONG
My friend Joe Cassidy died yesterday. He was a larger-than-life part of the Belfast music scene in the 1990s, then broke into the Chicago scene and wowed everyone. Not just because he was supremely talented, not to mention impossibly handsome, but...but...he was just big. Big in heart, big in generosity, big in love, big in any positive attribute you could name. Mesmerizing in a way I've never known anyone else to be. He was also the best storyteller, as only a native Irishman can be. He knew everyone. And so when, for instance, David Bowie died, of course Joe had two stories of his encounters with David Bowie. Everyone. But not in a name-dropping way, but with a sense of magical wonder at what an amazing life he'd been blessed to lead.
Joe was an animal lover and had lost his beloved dog a year or so ago, but recently found a tiny sick kitten on a farm and was nursing her through her rough days. He nursed everyone through their rough days, as it's hard to fathom a more caring, genuinely kind person, who would spend any amount of time for a friend in need. Or hell, a stranger in need.
I've typed so much already but have so much more to say. Instead I'll sum it up with what someone else posted today: "sincere, dark as night, handsome as hell, kind as heaven." Or this one: "He lived more in his life than 100 people. And all the life he led, he was humble and warm, kind and helpful, making time whenever anyone would reach out."
RIP Joe, perhaps the most alive person I've ever known.
My favorite song from Joe's first band, Butterfly Child, is Drunk on Beauty (warning: 90s video cliches). Unfortunately it's not on Spotify. A lot of people have been posting the following song today in Joe's memory, which is from Butterfly Child's reunion album about 20 years later and contain lyrics that are reaching people due to the news of his death.
Butterfly Child - Holding On
My friend Joe Cassidy died yesterday. He was a larger-than-life part of the Belfast music scene in the 1990s, then broke into the Chicago scene and wowed everyone. Not just because he was supremely talented, not to mention impossibly handsome, but...but...he was just big. Big in heart, big in generosity, big in love, big in any positive attribute you could name. Mesmerizing in a way I've never known anyone else to be. He was also the best storyteller, as only a native Irishman can be. He knew everyone. And so when, for instance, David Bowie died, of course Joe had two stories of his encounters with David Bowie. Everyone. But not in a name-dropping way, but with a sense of magical wonder at what an amazing life he'd been blessed to lead.
Joe was an animal lover and had lost his beloved dog a year or so ago, but recently found a tiny sick kitten on a farm and was nursing her through her rough days. He nursed everyone through their rough days, as it's hard to fathom a more caring, genuinely kind person, who would spend any amount of time for a friend in need. Or hell, a stranger in need.
I've typed so much already but have so much more to say. Instead I'll sum it up with what someone else posted today: "sincere, dark as night, handsome as hell, kind as heaven." Or this one: "He lived more in his life than 100 people. And all the life he led, he was humble and warm, kind and helpful, making time whenever anyone would reach out."
RIP Joe, perhaps the most alive person I've ever known.
My favorite song from Joe's first band, Butterfly Child, is Drunk on Beauty (warning: 90s video cliches). Unfortunately it's not on Spotify. A lot of people have been posting the following song today in Joe's memory, which is from Butterfly Child's reunion album about 20 years later and contain lyrics that are reaching people due to the news of his death.
Butterfly Child - Holding On
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rockaction
Footballguy
Ilov80s
Footballguy
One thing I will say was that I had no fever the entire time. Had aches but some Aleve took care of that. So this was actually very restful as I drifted it and out of it. I just literally had no energy to do anything and couldn’t hold down a drop of anything but a little coconut water here and there. It was a weird experience and I thought maybe it was COVID. But given how quickly it came on and quickly went, I am pretty positive it was a really nasty bit of food poisoning.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Sorry for the loss of your friend.krista4 said:
A lot of real life happened in this thread.
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Also, I’m very secure in my manhood, but yes Joe is very handsome.krista4 said:
Dr. Octopus
Footballguy
Raging weasel
Footballguy
Condolences on losing your friend :(krista4 said:
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
I'm so sorry, Krista.krista4 said:
Pip's Invitation
Footballguy
@Raging weaselor whoever: Here are a few things still missing from some playlists:
Drinking:
Strawberry Wine by Ryan Adams
Swimming Pools by Kendrick Lamar
Applausible:
Walk, Walk by Yael Naim
The Year of the Spider by Shannon and the Clams
Clap Hands -- Beck
Food:
What Is Soul by Funkadelic (Spotify doesn't have a question mark in the title, if you couldn't find it, that's probably why)
Short Skirt:
Dress by PJ Harvey
Forever in Blue Jeans by Neil Diamond
Radio Alpha:
Dumb Blonde by Dolly Parton
I'd add these myself if I had the app.
Drinking:
Strawberry Wine by Ryan Adams
Swimming Pools by Kendrick Lamar
Applausible:
Walk, Walk by Yael Naim
The Year of the Spider by Shannon and the Clams
Clap Hands -- Beck
Food:
What Is Soul by Funkadelic (Spotify doesn't have a question mark in the title, if you couldn't find it, that's probably why)
Short Skirt:
Dress by PJ Harvey
Forever in Blue Jeans by Neil Diamond
Radio Alpha:
Dumb Blonde by Dolly Parton
I'd add these myself if I had the app.
simey
Footballguy
I went out of town late Tuesday afternoon, and when I went to the colony tonight I couldn't find the siamese named Flash. I saw her Monday. She is part of the welcoming committee that welcomes me every night when I go to feed them. Anyway, I found her after looking around for her, and she was at the end of the gravel road (which dead ends) dead. She looks like she has been dead for at least 3 days. I don't know what happened to her, and she was too decomposed to see any visible attack marks. There is a family of new foxes out there, but mother fox usually doesn't bother the cats, and she eats with them. I don't think Flash would have messed with her children. There are coyotes out there, but it seems like one would have taken her away. Sucks. I knew bad luck was coming in some form, because the room I stayed in while away was room #9. I couldn't switch rooms or I would have.
krista4
Footballguy
I needed that. Yeah, one of those people where every woman wanted to date him, and every man wanted to be him. 
By the way, though he lived a rock-star life, he didn't die a rock-star death. Instead, he got ####### pneumonia in his 40s that turned to sepsis and he ####### died. What the ####### ####. It's still completely unreal to me.
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simey
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I'm not gonna catch up on all the rounds I owe, but I'll do a couple from yesterday.
Round 493
Rockefeller Druglaw Blues - The Felice Brothers (Chemistry 101) Heroin and Speed
Round 494
Medication - The Chocolate Watchband (Chemistry 101) pills
Round 493
Rockefeller Druglaw Blues - The Felice Brothers (Chemistry 101) Heroin and Speed
Round 494
Medication - The Chocolate Watchband (Chemistry 101) pills
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