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Shuke's 1400 favorite songs by 1400 different artists. (4 Viewers)

593. Meat Loaf - Paradise By The Dashboard Light

Should be lower, but still a great song. 

Reminds me of a wedding my wife and I went to in Cleveland a number of years ago.  When this song came on at the reception, all the men and women between the ages of 20 and 50 rushed out to the dance floor, got in two facing lines with the men on one side and the women on the other and started singing the parts of this song.  My wife and I looked at each other like, "what in the #### is going on here".  I felt like I was in the Twilight Zone.  

Is this a Cleveland thing?  I've never seen anything similar at any other wedding I've ever been to.
This is a great song. My personal pick is the title song from Bat Out of Hell.  It is probably a little heavy on the guitar work to have braid appeal, but when Meat's band played this on UK TV,, it helped the album to break big.  

Todd Rundgren  and Meat and Steinem assembled some great players including a couple of E Steet guys and they all made an incredible album.  BooH 2 is an underrated album 

 
Really like this. New to me.

Also, I am now at parents - since my house is now rented.

I'm still do'in a little B-day crap with Pop; he is late night now too.

I may be streaky for a while, as I am prep'n for Oaks tomorrow.

Might have time to check a few out tonight, but I still have to iron shirt; shine boots; grind smoke; brush fedora; reset watch; trim nose hairs; and...maybe sleep.

 
Nice shots of Wicker Park in there.   I do miss the city.  

Was never into them back in the day, but they were huge in Chicago 
I was never super into them either despite my friends.  Does bring me back to some of my best years in Chicago, though.  I lived in Wicker Park longer than anywhere else.

 
Oh you beat me!  I moved there in 1996 but moved around a little (shockingly) and came back in 2000.  I guess only ~10 years total.  I miss it.
1995 to 2016

i still remember the Jerrys cornhole with rude, saintfool and you know who.  Good times.  

 
These guys really knew how to write a song.
Indeed, and they kept refining their skills over the years. Just about everything on Oranges and Lemons or the two Apple Venus albums are fantastic and would be above Senses Working Overtime for me.  I’m about to post the same thing about Trey, that it is either an utter travesty or sheer ignorance that not more people know XTC. They are among the greats yet massively under appreciated.

 
Push On to the Day does it for me but no quibbles really. I heard Fishman once say (was it in a documentary?) that Trey pops out songs like mere mortals crap out, well, crap. But Trey’s output is appealing. A bit like Zappa in that so few people know who he is or appreciates what he is doing, it’s a real shame. And Zappa even had some novelty hits—Trey is even less known or less regarded. A musical genius of the highest order.

 
Indeed, and they kept refining their skills over the years. Just about everything on Oranges and Lemons or the two Apple Venus albums are fantastic and would be above Senses Working Overtime for me.  I’m about to post the same thing about Trey, that it is either an utter travesty or sheer ignorance that not more people know XTC. They are among the greats yet massively under appreciated.
I will admit ignorance when it comes to XTC’s catalog.  I’m sure they have a lot of better songs, but I don’t know them. 

 
I will admit ignorance when it comes to XTC’s catalog.  I’m sure they have a lot of better songs, but I don’t know them. 
Don't give in to their brow-beating. :hophead:  "Senses Working Overtime" is more than worthy of being the XTC pick. They just have a deep catalog, is all.

 
I will admit ignorance when it comes to XTC’s catalog.  I’m sure they have a lot of better songs, but I don’t know them. 
They’re one of those bands who is underrepresented I think due in part to them not performing live for most of their time because of  their lead singer’s anxiety.  However, the lead singer (Andy Partridge) has said that their songs got a lot better as a result and I agree.  Sorry for the spoiler @krista4

 
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I will admit ignorance when it comes to XTC’s catalog.  I’m sure they have a lot of better songs, but I don’t know them. 
Don't give in to their brow-beating. :hophead:  "Senses Working Overtime" is more than worthy of being the XTC pick. They just have a deep catalog, is all.
There's no browbeating going on here. 

Many times Shuke isn't as familiar with a band's catalog as others - it's a great opportunity to share other great songs by that band/artist.  

Not unlike getting to hear all this new music from bands I've never heard of.  

 
568. MC5 - Sister Anne

And just so Binky doesn't accuse me of "trying too hard", I also considered Kick Out The Jams and Ramblin' Rose.  But went with Sister Anne because it's less chaotic and I like the harmonica in it, although it's not enough.  I also like the weird end, sounds like something Phish would do.

 
567. Mudcrutch - Dreams of Flying

Also considered: Scare Easy

Wiki: Mudcrutch was an American southern and country rock band from Gainesville, Florida. They are best known for being the band that began Tom Petty's rise to fame.  Mudcrutch formed in Gainesville in 1970 and soon became a popular act across Florida. The band moved to Los Angeles in 1974 to attract the attention of a record company. Though they signed a contract with Shelter Records, they released only one poor-selling single before breaking up in 1975. The following year, former Mudcrutch members Petty, Mike Campbell, and Benmont Tench formed the core of a new band, the Heartbreakers.  Most of the original Mudcrutch lineup reformed in 2007 to record their first album as a group. They recorded a second album in 2016.

 

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