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Yeah, some might call that a dubious title but shit even now they still fill the d floors. Awesome funk.<br />
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Some seriously hypnotic funk grooves laid down here. Their first song & hit.<br />
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This is gloriously bad. From the [i]Lethal Weapon[/i] soundtrack:<br />
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Those guys are from my part of the globe (probably the most famous band to ever come out of Niagara Falls - hence the "Honeymoon Suite"). They still play shows in Legion halls, Moose Lodges, and small taverns in strip malls around southern Ontario, playing the same circuit as Helix, Anvil, and the Killer Dwarfs. Oh, and yeah, they're pretty sure most people here know they suck. -
ah, the "Rap - Talent or Rubbish" debate is always fun.<br />
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As evidence for the Talent side, i present a funky little song from New York's "Digable Planets" their shit is smooooth hip hop over jazzy rythms, and its super relaxing<br />
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That Smith's clip reminded me of this by Elvis Costello. Gotta love the passion in the lyrics of absolute vitriol dedicated to Maggie Thatcher.<br />
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"Well I hope I don't die too soon<br />
I pray the Lord my soul to save<br />
Oh I'll be a good boy, I'm trying so hard to behave<br />
Because there's one thing I know, I'd like to live<br />
long enough to savour<br />
That's when they finally put you in the ground<br />
I'll stand on your grave and tramp the dirt down"<br />
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While finding that video I came across this, which I hadn't seen before but found quite funny..<br />
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Unite, best music video ever.<br />
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Popped this in the car the other day, remembered how good this is. This song is in my top 10 of all time, and this album is in my top 10 of all time. And i consider this to be one of the most influential albums of my generation (however this is just my view). Four young men very unhappy with their country and their society<br />
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Unite, best music video ever.<br />
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Popped this in the car the other day, remembered how good this is. This song is in my top 10 of all time, and this album is in my top 10 of all time. And i consider this to be one of the most influential albums of my generation (however this is just my view). Four young men very unhappy with their country and their society<br />
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nothing like a bit of RATM when you're fucked off with the universe and all in sundry<br />
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The Smashing Pumpkins have just released a new album - Oceania. Not that bad, certainly lacks the edge of their early albums. Much more melodic in some parts. The Chimera is more old school, can't find a video of it though. -
Loving Chic's 'Dance, Dance, Dance' vid. Such good memories of being skinny white teenagers in mostly black clubs hearing this music for the first time.<br />
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I've been hearing Jesca Hoop's 'Born To on' on Six Music a lot here in the UK. I've no idea what she's singing about but it's a great little choon.<br />
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And here was the place to feel it:<br />
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Speaking of skinny white guys, I believe a good argument could also be made that PSB is the greatest disco band ever ...<br />
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"Left to My Own Devices," from that Prince Charlie Trust benefit concert ("Che Guevara and Debussy to a disco beat") in 2004. Quite sensational to get this with a full symphony.
