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この曲はわたしの一番お気に入りです🎵 1980年の少年時代を思い出します。

So Warm Leatherette, Nightclubbing and Living My Life are the best of Grace. However, there are tracks that you have to do outside of them like Slave to the Rhythm, La Vie En Rose, I’m Not Perfect (But I’m Perfect For You) AND you have to have to do Grace’s latest album from 2008, HURRICANE 🔥 it is INCREDIBLE. To hear her about 30 years after Nightclubbing and to hear the quality of music she produced is insane. Her sound in that album is 🤯 you have to hear it!

Kurokochi himself is 'non-discreet'! Indeed, it's a beautiful voice and the tune is always very well placed in the show.

This one is sooooooo gooooood 🔥🔥

1975 Agnetha's angelic voice really shines on this beautiful song.

Simply put, sister got raped, Mike the brother kills the rapists, goes to prison at 18 ( too young). Forward to the song Mike breaks out from Millhaven Max prison. Shows up at home and is brought back. Tears at your feelings because I am not sure I would do any different if someone I love got raped. Keep up the great reactions. Stay Safe.🤙

Ironically, with Shirley being Scottish, she probably would say "rubbish" rather than garbage, although she has lived/hung out in the States long enough to probably use the term more often. Basically, it does sound funny but it's using the American term rather than the British one

50 years will pass and people will still be surprised by ABBA's music....ABBA FOREVER !!!

I always thought it was sad that this song never made it to official release (until decades later). Linn's vocals are great, here, and the song ended up being one of the stronger songs on the Tuesdays' 1998 album. I'm also unsure that this was meant to be a song on the Flowers album, which was released months AFTER The Tuesdays' album, "The Tuesdays", was released (Mar 24, 1998). There would be no time for The Tuesdays to record their version once Ace of Base's altered-lyrics version had been rejected by Arista's A&R. I suspect rather that this was rejected from The Bridge or The Sign album.

I completely forgot about this track, probably because i fast forwarded it (i had the cassette version). I think it should have been an extra track on a single release (like the other substandard "Up Down Suite" on the 12" version of "Rain"). Also I'm not comfortable with the misogynistic attitude of the song, even if it's making fun of that type of person, i think the irony is probably lost on a lot of the teen audience who bought this version as if it was something in a brown paper bag from under the counter and thought that behaviour towards women was healthy. To be honest the whole "Sex" book launch overshadowed the album and tainted it somewhat, as people turned away from her and it became something i don't think even she wanted it to be. Pushing people's buttons is what she likes to do but i think at this point she was surrounded by "yes men" who just let her do anything she wanted no matter how extreme she wanted to push things. Mind you by today's standards it is probably pretty tame, but i do think Madonna benefits herself when she is with someone equally creative and is more subjective about her reasons, so it's something she can justify, other than "it's controversial".

Holiday was fun Like a virgin was shiny and new But in 1986 live to tell made me a fan

This is one of my all time favs from them. Seems underrated but man, Christie just nails it on this one. Lindsey on guitar is some of his absolute best work!

Just an incredibly sweet track from them. The line where Christie says, "I can live today...if you give me tomorrow"...just melts my heart every time. I'm 48 and one of the very first cassettes I ever bought was Tango In The Night. This just brings me back! My second cassette was Duran Duran's Rio. I love that you're listening or have listened to these 2 incredible albums Matt. So enjoyable!

My fave Sade song. Gives me chills every single time. You should check out some of the live versions, they are SO GOOD

Fleetwood Mac by numbers.

One of my favs...and there's so many when it comes to Stevie and Fleetwood Mac. Her vocals in this songs are so strong as she really wails at times. Love your videos and in depth thoughts about this material Matt! Keep em coming!

I never tire of this gorgeous song, Stevie's best as far as I'm concerned. What superb, restrained playing from the whole band, especially the rhythm section. Some might argue that it goes on too long, but the vibe is so mellifluous and dreamy that I'd happily listen to it for another five minutes.

The Chauffeur is one of Duran Duran's best songs. The acoustic version "Sing Blue Silver" couldn't be more different & is just as impressive.

When Sade's first album Diamond Life came out when I was 15 I played it to death. I've loved her eversince. This track off the second album is one of my favourites. I recommend you watch her perform this at Live Aid. Her vocal is almost identical. You can also watch the stunning creature that is Sade.

This song is so good. As a 10/11-year-old I was only interested in pop music but I loved Sade from the first moment.

It's funky and chunky and we like it.

I didn't like this at first (not my style...), but I gave it a second try and it sounded good. Doesn't make it to my playlist, but I enjoyed the listen. 😊 And that melodic element you mentioned at the end (is it a keyboard or a guitar? I don't know, either) is probably what stood out to me too, maybe my favourite element in the whole song. I think you pointed it out at 2:22. 😉 I really loved that. I wonder if it reminded me of something else, I suspect that might be the case. Ha, undecided Lucca! 🤣 For some reason, your lap was not comfortable enough for her (3:08). 😂

What can I say?, cool as always. 😁😎 I didn't know this one (I don't think I will know any song on this album), but this is good Garbage. 😅 (Never gets old...)

Oh! Honestly, when I suggested this one I didn't remember it was this good. ❤ I haven't heard it in many years and I had completely forgotten most of it. The instrumentation, indeed! So rich! That was a surprise to my ears. ☺ I didn't even remember the sax. 😁 I don't really like jazz and brass, but somehow I enjoy all that here. I usually focus on the vocals, that's why I love Sade in the first place, but I also didn't remember how good she sings this, expressing all the emotions so well, both with a softer and restrained tone and then some stronger and powerful vocal moments. I got goosebumps at 7:16! I also noticed she doesn't sing the same lines in the same way, there are constant variations that give it an improvised / jamming feel too, like you pointed out regarding the sax. It all has a live feel, so I get it perfectly that you felt like you were at a jazz club watching the performance. Haha, again: always beware of false endings. 😉

My favourite of hers❤

Glad you are doing this album! It’s the black sheep in their catalog, bombed commercially and received a mixed reaction from fans upon release. It also happens to be my favorite from them.

This is a punk reaction and Lucca is a punk cat, so what do you expect? 😼

The original song she wrote was about 16 mins long, with several more verses. As usual with Fleetwood Mac and Stevie, there is a whole lot going on in the song related to what had been going on. There are several Sara's in the song - one is her friend Sara who married Mick Fleetwood. Their relationship ended Stevie's own relationship with him (he is the "great, dark wing, within the wings of a storm"). Sara is also what she would have called a girl child if she had one. She has also said that Sara is her alter ego, the "poet in my heart". The "if you build your house, then call me home" lines are referring to her relationship with Don Henley of The Eagles. It's one of my favourite Mac tunes, it glides along, ethereal and dreamlike, like floating in memories.

I personally really like this song, even if it sounds a bit unfinished. Linn sounds bright and the melody is really sweet. I’m happy they let her change the words. The calm before the storm…

Shirley writes most of the lyrics, though the boys have chipped in. This song is about misogyny in the recording industry, and sexism in general. People telling a female artist all this BS about what she needs to do and be to succeed, that she should be more mainstream and pop, more stereotypically sexualized, cookie cutter. Just be a good girl and shut your mouth, and we’ll control your career, your image, and your life…

Hi , this song is in the list of songs of Erotica has been removed in the cleaned up edition of the album

Ah, my favourite Garbage album. I think this song is about fame and the media, the gossip, the projection, the shallowness of it all and how what you say can be spun out in ways that are unrelated to what you meant. So it might be better to say nothing if you can. They were going for a funk vibe on the track, which is kind of distorted by the heavy guitar and drum patterns. As far as songwriting, I believe in general the guys do the music and Shirley does the lyrics.

Delicious…..channeling Billie Holiday in lush and smooth elegance, always melt with this one

One of the better demo tracks they created!

Oh Matt, I don't mean to laugh at your Lucca struggles but one of the main reasons I love cats is that they can be unapologetic jerks sometimes lol! Perhaps she was inspired by the character in the song and the punk just got to her. As for the tune, another great rollicking rock and roll vibe, the Oh oh ohs remind me a bit of The Ramones. I think you've nailed the sentiment of the song as TH are pretty cheeky lads. It's funny, normally I really pay attention to the lyrics as I am a word girly but with TH I focus more on the sonics and the lyrics are a bit of an afterthought. FYI, the original by TH is a tad slower and the guitar is not as pronounced. Cannot wait until you start that deep dive :)

This song was released after the Tusk single I think. It's my fave Fleetwood Mac track. This is the extended version-perhaps from the original album. The single version was shortened.

One of my fav FWM songs, I really like Stevie's vocals in this one.

Awful filler. I always skip this one

Like with ABBA, a lot of demos by Ace of Base have "placeholder lyrics". Some lyrics evolve with each version of the song, others change completely, some stay the way they are. Here I feel that the lyrics would have changed a lot if they ever intended to release it as a full production.

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This demo was released years later on the "Hidden Gems Vol 2" album (2020).

Like floating on clouds ...

There are some cringeworthy moments on this album, especially the singing . However musically for a debut album it's quite impressive.

One of my favorite U2 songs. I love Larry’s booming drums on this. Bono takes it to a level that few singers can ever hope to reach. The composition is masterful. Even has Bob Dylan on organ. A deep cut gem.

4:33 Can see the cat head moving by your heart beating through your stomach.

My favorite of theirs. I prefer the songs where they empathize with the struggles of others. As well the songs that have an ambient component that includes keyboard/piano work. I felt the best of the band becomes apparent when seeming inspired by Bono. The usual, following of the leader , I suppose. The worst of theirs is when they tried to change in order to stay relevant or cool. I'm all for experimentation, but not at the cost of ones truth. However intentional or not, I certainly sense a covert spirituality in some of their more well known works. I was 11/yo when this released.

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Drums where sterling cambel before he joined duran duran for the album liberty.

After all that bragadocio, I found (and still find to this day) the punchline, the deadpan delivery of "he didn't do it," very funny.

Always loved this song, a mix of pop and rock, Mortens voice in this song is perfect❤