Musical Re-Discoveries?

[pieces of eight]

Ever just randomly listen to an artist on your iPod or whatever that you haven't listened to in a while and just fall in love all over again?

I had that with Alanis Morissette today, "So-Called Chaos". Some nice cuts on there.

[JackLord]

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talking heads - stop making sense soundtrack

i listened to it while commuting this morning and thought to myself...why do i not listen to this EVERY morning?

[Hoopo]

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I've been on a Devo kick lately, especially their first four albums. What a hoot they were. In my Hardcore Punk Rock days I rejected thier jaggy melodies and preternatural spasticism. Now, I'm a teenager again and Devo is the coolest shit ever.

[filmfanatic24]

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David Bowie (yes, I have always known he was awesome, but recently I'm listening non-stop)

[pieces of eight]

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[quote author=filmfanatic24 link=topic=504.msg5479#msg5479 date=1282141995]
David Bowie (yes, I have always known he was awesome, but recently I'm listening non-stop)
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Which era? He has quite a catalog.

[Hawkism]

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311 - Music


hell yeah

[The Sprouting Divot]

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Every time I go outside to watch a meteor shower, I end up thinking about light pollution, which inevitably leads me to think of the song Face Pollution off of Badmotorfinger by Soundgarden, so in light (haha) of having checked out the Perseids last week, I've since been listening to that album.

Really underrated stuff that gets overlooked in the whole grunge pantheon of usual suspects.

[filmfanatic24]

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[quote author=pieces of eight link=topic=504.msg5484#msg5484 date=1282142146]
[quote author=filmfanatic24 link=topic=504.msg5479#msg5479 date=1282141995]
David Bowie (yes, I have always known he was awesome, but recently I'm listening non-stop)
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Which era? He has quite a catalog.
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Early 70's stuff.

[blackPHOGmoan]

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an older Less Than Jake record popped up a few days ago and I've been on a pretty strong kick since.

[Joe Norris]

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I'm 1972 David Bowie

[LimeHawk]

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Steely Dan for some reason. I couldn't hardly listen to them growing up. Now I really like them.

[JackLord]

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[quote author=filmfanatic24 link=topic=504.msg5498#msg5498 date=1282142857]
[quote author=pieces of eight link=topic=504.msg5484#msg5484 date=1282142146]
[quote author=filmfanatic24 link=topic=504.msg5479#msg5479 date=1282141995]
David Bowie (yes, I have always known he was awesome, but recently I'm listening non-stop)
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Which era? He has quite a catalog.
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Early 70's stuff.
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if you haven't already, check this out

[filmfanatic24]

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[quote author=JackLord link=topic=504.msg5533#msg5533 date=1282144522]

if you haven't already, check this out


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I have the original soundtrack that has some of those songs on it but wasn't aware there was a full blown album.

[Hoopo]

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[quote author=Joe Norris link=topic=504.msg5504#msg5504 date=1282143164]
I'm 1972 David Bowie
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I've also been on an early Bowie jag, ever since I watched the BBC series that his song inspired, "Life on Mars?"

[bedouin]

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