What/Who are you currently listening to?
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How about a real classic from Austin.
i saw stevie at a highschool in LaPort indiana
it was funny he was so drunk he dropped his guitar
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Interesting thread.
I cannot think of a specific band/song I listen to, but I'll say I usually work with Spotify on and Lo Fi Beats or Peaceful Piano in the background.
Great background music if you need of something not distracting.Interesting thread.
I cannot think of a specific band/song I listen to, but I'll say I usually work with Spotify on and Lo Fi Beats or Peaceful Piano in the background.
Great background music if you need of something not distracting.If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
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Interesting thread.
I cannot think of a specific band/song I listen to, but I'll say I usually work with Spotify on and Lo Fi Beats or Peaceful Piano in the background.
Great background music if you need of something not distracting.If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
If you meant Albéniz, of course I knew him. But since he was born in the XIX century I don't think you meant you watched him live, so I guess you mean the player

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Has anybody noticed that we can't reply to any of these posts only quote?
WSS
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If you have never heard him before let me introduce you to your other American cousin, one of the greatest I have ever heard in person. My wife
and I had 4th row seats right in the middle in front of the stage. At times I could have sworn there were two guitarists. But there were not that evening.
When it completes you will be able to find his entire playlist in one of the squares that comes up with the same title.
If you meant Albéniz, of course I knew him. But since he was born in the XIX century I don't think you meant you watched him live, so I guess you mean the player

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Of all the bands I've discovered in the last five or so years, this one is probably hands down my favorite. Saw them at Jacobs Pavilion in the summer of 2019, best concert I've ever been to. Did a kick-ass three song encore (including this song), left, and when people were on their way out came back AGAIN and did a second encore of Tom Petty's 'Refugee'.
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The Lumineers have a relatively new album "III', which is excellent, and they did something interesting with it, they made videos to the first ten songs that all go together, telling the story of three generations of a family who all battle dependency issues. Dark, but so damn good.
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Letting my lady sleep in (she's a nap time kind of girl) so grabbed her favorite Dunkin coffee, I'm making breakfast... going to let her slowly ease from her sleep to the melo-metal crash of Deftones. Because if there's two things in this life I enjoy most, it's combining the sounds of sex and violence.
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Elvis, on stage with Jimmy Page, Keith Moon, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye:
I venture to say that this is a fake video. Sheryl Crow would have only been 15 years old when Elvis died.
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How the hell Scott Weiland made it out of the 90's only to have 2015 kick his ass something I'll never understand.
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Well that was interesting.
WSS
their videos have all ways been different
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Have you ever had to tape a cassette together? I did ?.. It worked for months with the same skip...
They just don't make duets like this anymore... Put a hot chick that rips in backup vocals? I'll listen
Have you ever had to tape a cassette together? I did ?.. It worked for months with the same skip...
They just don't make duets like this anymore... Put a hot chick that rips in backup vocals? I'll listen
Ellen Foley gained high public recognition singing the duet with Meat Loaf on the hit single "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" from the 1977 album Bat Out of Hell.[6][7] Although Karla DeVito (who toured with Meat Loaf in support of the album) is featured in the music video, DeVito is lip synching to Foley's vocals.[8]
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