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This and Hearts in Atlantis benefit by King's fondness for the period. In many ways both are a love letter to the times of his youth. I wouldn't recommend these for people not familiar with King but for this reason they are great reads for those who are already fans and appreciate the warmth and...
I thought about including this one but other than the two big hits I just didn't find myself returning to the album often enough for it to make my list. The culture needed this when it dropped. It was at once both fresh and retro. Great music at the perfect time for it imo.
That's fine by me. I'll pick a song off the BB album for the playlist and @Ilov80s can pick a James Brown song off his.
ETA: Night Life is my choice. Listen to the blues, people, listen to what they're saying!
Arrgh! I already had 2 live albums and a studio album that I totally overlooked. Now there is a soundtrack album that I surely overlooked as well (not Ghostbusters...)
Odd Thomas. The movie was well written and based on an excellent story. The budget wasn't too ostentatious and they even spent money on Willem Dafoe. It was very well done except that the actress who played one of the main characters was TERRIBLE. She was so bad it was a distraction. Shame...
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