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Got To Give It Up (Part 1) - Marvin Gaye
Such a fun movie, and love the scene when the villain is "fully revealed" with dance.
Sam Rockwell is great the film is fun, in modern Hollywood good action comedies seem to be a rare breed.
Didn't intend to listen to the full album this evening, just 'Cities In Dust'. Probably my favourite of their albums. This or Juju. What's your fave Siouxsie Sioux album and/or song?
Great album, Sinatra live was so good.
Bad, Bad Leroy Brown (Live)
The House I Live In (Live)
Life on Mars? (1999 Remaster)
I bought Saturday Night Fever on CD today from a charity shop cheap, not owned this album for 20 years when i had it on LP.
There are some great tracks on this album, I can see why at one point it was the biggest selling album of all time.
And St. Vincent released a great record this year, been jamming to it non stop since it was released
One of my favorite Paul Smon songs, the ending is haunting.
Bob Dylan - Roll on John (Official Audio)
Queen - Life Is Real
Paul McCartney - Here Today
Heart breaking knowing the history.
These songs have something in common, I know @Dwayne will get it immediately without listening to the tracks.
I bought Paul Simon Hearts and Bones yesterday on cassette, fantastic album was a great experience listening to it on tape, it led me to reminiscing about other tribute songs for...
As a side note the song writing ability's of the above is unbelievable.
Listening to this as the easiest song to put drum beats on it as an overdub due to its mono sound, a great song for my drum lessons
Great track its been a while since I listened to the original, I think Wet Wet Wet covered this.
Yes, it's covered by Wet Wet Wet, I also enjoyed that one, both are good in their own right, it became a soundtrack of Four Weddings And A Funeral.
Of course now I remember the Wet Wet Wet history of the song, if I recall it was at number 1 for 16 weeks in the UK or something like that... a record?
The Beaches - Want What You Got
The Beaches - Let's Go
I'm also listening to the likes of Warpaint, The Warning and other Indie Rock Bands, happy to see those all female rock bands being great compared to (no offence) to what the mainstream have been offering us these days.
(Sorry Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, Miley Cyrus 😬)
And speaking of The Warning:
The Warning - XXI Century Blood
And yes, those three songs do take me back to a painful moment in time. It seems like just yesterday, yet it's been several decades.
You Can't Always Get What You Want (Remastered 2019)
@Dwayne I was young at the time though my parents listened to Lennon and The Beatles so had an awareness of John, it was probably my earliest memory of a tragedy on that scale I have a vivid memory of seeing the news announcement of his death, i likely responded more to my parents reaction than the news..