Unbelievably great songs that you don’t remember are unbelievably great songs until you happen to..
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IDGAF. Let's go 'Hook' by Blues Traveler.
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Came here to say this exact song. I’d known and liked it for years until one day it really grabbed me and I realized what a great track it truly is.
Here’s another that snuck up on me 15 years after it was released:
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Came here to say this exact song. I’d known and liked it for years until one day it really grabbed me and I realized what a great track it truly is.
Here’s another that snuck up on me 15 years after it was released:
The perfect ending to a great album
This band had so many great tunes
Heard this first early in grad school
Not in the same vein as the above tunes, but never get tired of this one
This band had so many great tunes
Heard this first early in grad school
Not in the same vein as the above tunes, but never get tired of this one
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This is a white rap masterpiece - with one of the greatest first lines ever (after the sample)
Flock of Seagulls. Jennifer Connolly is stunning.
INXS
A little DEVO
INXS
A little DEVO
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I opened this thread exactly as this song came on my Pandora and thought, damn if that's not some sort of cosmic message:
Another in the same genre:
Another in the same genre:
Appreciate the Cream inclusion, but in terms of "holy crap that I forget how good that song is"
I haven't really seen anything posted in this genre, but this came out in 1986 and is one of the more underrated songs of the best metal band of all time:
Always loved this song by The Doobies. Written by bassist Tiran Porter
In the 80s, you knew shit was about to get real when a guy jumps out of a chopper in a leopard jump suit (paraphrasing a quote from the comments
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I totally forgot how amazing she was back in the 80s... 4 octave range. "Hell is for Children" is another top tier song
Agree on the Sex Pistols and the early Clash. Started listening to them in 1978 when I was 16. I remember the exact place as we were group camping in Myrtle Beach. Blew my mind. Had the Give 'Em Enough Rope album with me when I moved into Stuart Hall in 1980. I can say that nobody else appreciated the early Clash on my floor. They all moved into a frat in 1983, and they "discovered" Clash Combat Rock with Rock the Casbah and Should I Stay or Should I Go. I still love the really early, raw, simple stuff from them. Time to put that vinyl on the table tonight. Thank you for the memory
If you listen to the guitar work on the first 2 U2 albums (Boy and October) you can pick up a very strong Clash influence. That Pistols album is still in my rotation.
Some of the older RS songs that I really love. These are from YouTube from their 1972 tour in Texas. Bad A$$.
Sweet Virginia
Dead Flowers - Mick Taylor on Guitar is awesome. Great harmonies by Keith
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