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You succeeded, sir
I do! I'm always up for a good laugh at the expense of others
You banged a gong, and got it on.
His stuff could easily have blown up on 1970s U.S. radio. Just needed a few station directors to take a chance. He was signed to a major label (Phillips) ... I wonder if they regularly sent American DJs samples of Jorge Ben's songs?
My favorite Springsteen song. Heard it a million times and still love it. Had it #14 in the top 31 American artist thread. Probably should have had it a bit higher.
They are clicking for me too. I really know very little of their catalog outside of Dookie. I have enjoyed both Misery and Peacmaker. I don't think I have ever heard either before.
Or this wayYou succeeded, sir
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Just listened to Red Moon. I didn't realize that's what it was as it came on after Green Day in the playlist while I was in here typing something. I thought it was fantastic up until the whistling part came in which just seemed a little misplaced to me. It was solid though and has me looking forward to more.
Hell, I do that with people singing in English
For me, Magnolia Mountain > Oh My God, Whatever, but both solid intros to someone whose music I do not know.
Gone Cold is the only Clutch song I can keep on my family road trip playlist because my wife insta-skips all of their other songs. Many of their songs land between the two, but Gone Cold is their closest thing to a "ballad."
The first part of this song sounds nothing like Stevie, but then he drops his country character and there comes funky Stevie. I remember this being on the radio in the early 80s. I always liked the part when he sings, "Don't wanna cause nobody no bodily harm, but somebody's been rubbin' on my good luck charm."
It’s very bluesy.
100%, and I am glad others voted against my idea of going 1 artist at a time.
Things like that are already making the lists great. I think there are at least 6-7 stand outs for me on this list from bands that were as much on my radar after round 1, which is also encouraging.
Throughout their 14 album career Clutch goes through about 4 styles. You should like about a quarter of them for sure . 4/6 first tracks that you'll hear will sound like completely different bands
I was annoying my 8 year dancing around the house making an *** out of myself listening to the deadmau5 tune the other day.
Went for an outside run today in Central/Southern Ontario!
Leave us helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless…
With only being 2 songs in, IMO @higgins is on to something here with these Rush tunes. Open Secrets is a lot of what you want from Rush, minus some of the aspects where they earn some deserved criticism. Geddy's singing is, well, more along the lines of singing, which helps the listenability. Alex has himself a nice solo tucked in at around the 3:30 mark. A good set of tranisitions, not overdone. Neil does some excellent work, not showboating with solos, and Geddy on the bass helps it drive, particularly toward the end of the song. Maybe it's a little long at 5:30, but it's not one of their 10-20 minute deals
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Glad to read! There will be some traditional Green Day intertwined throughout, but they evolved from those snot-nosed punks (this is a compliment to me) that burst onto the scene. The attitude may not have changed much, but the subject matter and musical growth from the mid-90's to the mid-aughts sure did. There were a few different sounds I couldn't find space for in the 31, but I'll link them when the timing is right and true to Green Day form most of those that got squeezed clock in at 2:__ mins.
It was tough deciding on what to leave off. He has so many I love. I decided to go for diversity for the listening audience. Whether the songs lean more towards blues, jazz, country, r&b, pop, etc., they all have soul in them. Everything he did had soul infused in it, because that is what naturally came out of him. I had several songs that I kept changing around, but "Ain't That Love" was never one of them. It was automatic on the list for me due to its joyous sound. I could do another 31 of his and be very happy with it.
love this!
Green Day MAC_32 Peacemaker
Right after that line the song really kicks up a notch. Never heard it and liked it
I still don't know who it is, none of the listed artists are from this countdown.Had no idea who/what DRC Music was until the voice kicked in. Such breadth of styles.
I believe it is 2D himself.I still don't know who it is, none of the listed artists are from this countdown.Had no idea who/what DRC Music was until the voice kicked in. Such breadth of styles.
Not sure if I liked it but didn't dislike it. Kinda like if reggae and house music had a baby
Side A, song 1 (although for some reason I thing the cassette had the sides swapped. or I'm misremembering)
