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[Music] What's the best song you have heard today? Share it here.
- Thread starter Super Steve Earle
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In my top ten favourite tracks of all time. Seeing the original line up do this live in Sheffield with my son in around 2009 was.....emotional.
I prefer The Dixie Chicks cover…
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pearl
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Will listen go that later ... was reading about that band yesterday
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
Being a nerd I thought I'd share this strange fact on here.
A jazz tune played on (I believe) HMRC telephone line whilst queueing entered the top 100 because it was listened to more often than many other tunes.
5Live.
A jazz tune played on (I believe) HMRC telephone line whilst queueing entered the top 100 because it was listened to more often than many other tunes.
5Live.
Love the Skatalites - they played a couple of times at Hastings College when I was there and they ripped the place up every time
Diocletian
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- Feb 16, 2023
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Super Steve Earle
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I do like this:
smillie's garden
Am I evil?
- Aug 11, 2003
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Up With People - Lambchop
So many great songs that soundtrack the series One Day (Netflix), but this one got to me. It’s an odd and unnerving video, but Lambchop are an odd band, and the album was called Nixon.
And yes, someone must have been chopping a whole bushel of onions as I watched the final episodes. My eyes are bloomin’ puffy.
So many great songs that soundtrack the series One Day (Netflix), but this one got to me. It’s an odd and unnerving video, but Lambchop are an odd band, and the album was called Nixon.
And yes, someone must have been chopping a whole bushel of onions as I watched the final episodes. My eyes are bloomin’ puffy.
Diocletian
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- Feb 16, 2023
- 379
Ring of Fire - Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
Tom Bombadil
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Old skool rark.
This one just slipped in under the closing back door as my music fascism (punk, reggae, auteurs only) took hold.
This one just slipped in under the closing back door as my music fascism (punk, reggae, auteurs only) took hold.
For ten years this was my favourite album.
f*** me. This is astonishing. It has all my favourite things. Slick but precise virtuousity. And madness. And key changes. And relentlessness. And madness.
Look out.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Spring at last 
A song about death, but incredibly uplifting
A song about death, but incredibly uplifting
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