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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: Kat Kid on February 07, 2014, 07:56:26 PM
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I grew up listening to an absurd amount of Motown and Bob Dylan. Like my dad had all of these on records, then went out in like 1990 and bought a redic 5 disc CD changer to his hi-fi setup and bought what had to have been like $1000 worth of CDs. He bought a Beatles box set, a Motown box set, a bunch of Aretha, a Mahalia Jackson gospel box set, the entire Bob Dylan catalogue and a bunch of other stuff.
Anyways, I never could hate Motown, but I kind of ended up hating the Beatles and Bob Dylan for awhile because I just thought they were kind of played out. I needed to come back to them and rediscover them on my own. The only reason I got back in to Dylan was Jimi Hendrix had some quote about Highway 61 Revisited and so I went back and listened to it again.
Anyway, I got back in to Otis Redding again today and damn. He has a really great voice and wrote some nice arrangements, and I thought he was overrated. I was wrong.
Who have you come back to? What songs have you come back to?
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otis redding, always come back to him
he is part of the reason i chose my username
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I don't think I will ever break my Linkin Park love affair
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I keep rediscovering how amazing Dinosaur Jr. is.
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oh, and definitely ben harper
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The first two weezer albums, especially the second, are superb.
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The first two weezer albums, especially the second, are superb.
especially the first. i've worn out 4 copies.
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The first two weezer albums, especially the second, are superb.
especially the first. i've worn out 4 copies.
to build off this though, my parents (mostly dad) listened to mostly country when i was growing up, and my first exposure to punk music though green day's kerplunk and offspring's smash were life changing moments for me. my uncle got me both of them for christmas when i was in 4th grade it and i was in love. while i don't listen to either very often anymore, both hold a special place in my heart.
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Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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A lot of the stuff my mom and dad had on cassettes while I was growing up that we would listen to in the car. Jackson Browne, Van Morrisson, Lyle Lovett, John Prine, John Hiatt, and Greatful Dead. All of those bring some pretty strong memories up and are good music on their own too.
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Otis Redding, Smokey Robinson and the Beatles are all of my fairly obvious older ones. A couple times a year when I have to drive a ways, I will go through The Hold Steady's discography. They aren't from the way back machine or anything but were probably the soundtrack from my college years.
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I listen to Pearl Jam radio almost exclusively on XM
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Sublime
Ratm
Beatles around the house
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Marvin Freaking Gaye
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The first two weezer albums, especially the second, are superb.
yes
also i do a guilty listen of maladroit every once in a while
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A tribe called quest- I will go 2-3 years without listening to any of their songs and then fall in love all over agian.
Sublime- The self titled album is one of the few CD's I can listen to without skipping any songs.
Hootie and the Blowfish- LOVE me some Darius Rucker
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Pearl Jam ten
I didn't fully appreciate how good it was when it came out. It is mindblowingly fantastic from start to finish
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Pearl Jam ten
I didn't fully appreciate how good it was when it came out. It is mindblowingly fantastic from start to finish
dorky editorial - I was never any number but #10 in sports after it came out
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Pearl Jam ten
I didn't fully appreciate how good it was when it came out. It is mindblowingly fantastic from start to finish
dorky editorial - I was never any number but #10 in sports after it came out
There will never, ever be another band above Pearl Jam for me, and 10 is the reason.
...But, to answer the original post, I'd say the Beatles are one that I am revisiting a bit.
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yeah, beatles, dylan, and the dead for me... i'll not listen to them for a while and then just go on a run and then it's back to the shelf for a bit
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Billy Squire, Prince and Montrose will never get old. Of course old school Celtic Frost is the gold standard.
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bill withers
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oh, and definitely ben harper
oooo good call, also 40 oz to freedom and 311 self titled
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Beethoven
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0FKzPfsxA4&feature=kp
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Why did you guys ever leave Dylan? He's got songs for every mood and age
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Why did you guys ever leave Dylan? He's got songs for every mood and age
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i would say oscar but he's always with me. so... i dont know, petty i guess..
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Enrique Iglesias - Hero
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Tool + visualizer + jazz =amazeballstotesmagotes
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Tool + visualizer + jazz =amazeballstotesmagotes
:love:
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I hate the Beatles
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I hate the Beatles
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Huey lewis
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de la soul
inxs
u2
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Tool + visualizer + jazz =amazeballstotesmagotes
you are the best poster on this blog between 1 and 5 am.
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Tool + visualizer + jazz =amazeballstotesmagotes
you are the best poster on this blog between 1 and 5 am.
well no one else posts between 1 and 5 am.
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Tool + visualizer + jazz =amazeballstotesmagotes
you are the best poster on this blog between 1 and 5 am.
well no one else posts between 1 and 5 am.
if everyone posted between 1 and 5 am, you would still be the best.
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The first two weezer albums, especially the second, are superb.
confirm 2nd album as Pinkerton? Very splattered but i like it. Seems to be largely ignored.
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The Specials, Descendents, 7 Seconds
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i love the decendents & 7 seconds.
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my first concert ever was the decendents at liberty hall and it was super great :D
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I missed Filmage at Drafthouse in December :cry:
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I love U2, and I hate Bono a lot
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Why did you guys ever leave Dylan? He's got songs for every mood and age
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Have you heard Miley do "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go"? It's excellent (seriously)
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Have listened to rhcp greatest hits and Beatles 1 the past few days. Both incredible albums
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Steely Dan.
Hearing "Dirty Work" in American Hustle made me go on a listening binge.
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I hate the Beatles
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I like their songs much better when other ppl do them
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Great for meltdowns and down times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTAud5O7Qqk&feature=kp
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Taking Back Sunday. Just finished listening to the Tell All Your Friends live acoustic album. Great way to start the day! :Woohoo:
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Marvin Freaking Gaye
but seriously, go listen to "Right On" or really any song from What's Going On
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The Sunday Drivers.
J-5, Tribe called Quest
Isaac Hayes pre Shaft
Phillip Glass
And glad to see we have some dead fans on hear.
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cake.
won't listen to them for a year or two, then hear a random song on the radio and boom, I love cake again.
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Seven Mary Three - most notably their "American Standard" album.