SoO0…,
‘Not Everything You Hear Should Sound Like The Truth’~ Banners (You Got It In You).
Your Turn (!!!).
P.s. Use The Most Inspiring Heartfelt Lyric You have Ever Found. . . . . . .
“There ain’t no Coupe Deville hiding at the bottom of a Cracker Jack Box”
Meatloaf
Two Outta Three Ain’t Bad
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“And the most she will do is throw shadows at you
But she’s always a woman to me”
Billy Joel
She’s Always a Woman
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Very Inspiring @anon39054230.
On The Edge Of My Seat For Anything Else You Got.
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Those were just two that came to the top of my mind.
I haven’t really listened to music in a very long time. It messes with my head. I read double/ triple meanings into lyrics and song titles and Band names…etc…
I’m also avoiding TV and movies and other websites.
Great topic, though! I hope some others reply as well!
Hmm.
I Said WISE PROPHET @anon39054230.
Wise Prophet.
Not Commercials Of Candy & Pianos.
Hmm.
Billy Joel Is A Piano Fellow Right?.
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“Now you’re born with nothing, and better off that way.
As soon as you got something, it seems.
There’s someone to try and take it away.”
Bruce Springsteen
“Racing in the Streets”
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It’s 70’s and not my favorite band or era but it sums up relationships pretty well for me…
Loving you
Isn’t the right thing to do
How can I ever change things
That I feel
Fleetwood Mac. Go your own way!
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Hmm.
Never Really Cared For Bruce Springsteen.
Hmm.
Another One I Never Delved Into.
Altho…, Stacy Kent’s ‘Landslide’ (Cover), Is Phenomenal!.
I’m a big fan…
That’s Cool.
I Prefer,
Radiohead, Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, Green Day, Garbage, Fiona Apple, And So On.
Got Quite The Ticket For 90’s Music.
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I grew up on 80’s/90’s alternative rock from a background of Male classics like Pink Floyd, my first band crush and stuff like Led Zeppelin and Jethro Tull.
Still. My ex in the states got me into traditional 60’s English Pop…the beatles and American mainstream which really was quite eclectic so stuff from The Loving Spoonful etc…
It pays to go back over the era’s and listen to radio staples. There’s usually a good reason why a good song is a good song. Honestly. I wouldn’t tell my friends I listen to Fleetwood Mac but they had some seriously good songs.
‘And All The Houses That They Built In The 70’s Finally Fall’~ Arcade Fire (The Suburbs)
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Got a mouth just like a trucker. I can’t even be a lady out in public for my mother. Mother fu#@er. From: ■■■■■, don’t take my man.
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haha Touche as Arcade Fire’s the Suburbs was a superb album and I’m a serious fan but my message remains the same.
If the business men could drink my blood like the kids from art school said they would…
Yeah. Fleetwood Macs Rumors was written by a band in relationships falling apart. It was brutal. It was real and these lyrics resonate with me…are you a kid from Art School @ATARI ? You like a lot of fluff and sometimes real emotions are so much more worthwhile than scoring intellectual ones…
Hmm.
I Like To Play Devil’s Advocate Puzzle Games.
A Game I Jus Made Up.
Well…, Sorta. . . . . . .
Keeps you occupied and no meaning for other folk? Seems not much different from masturbation of an intellectual concern…
Seriously dude. Tired from a long day at work but have a listen to Rumors. It has some good songs and when you know what happened in those sessions where they recorded it it all makes some sense.
Keep your mind open…I try to do it for you but you don’t confound me…I just get tired of chasing shadows with language as I hold it dear to my heart.
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Not Entirely Sure I Catch Your Drift Completely.
But!, As A Kid I Read About the Album You Mentioned From Fleetwood Mac.
For Some Strange Reason It Jus Felt Like Meaningless Hype.
I Could Be, Could’ve Been Completely Wrong.
But!, I Instead Switched My Attention To Courtney’s Album With The Band ‘Hole’.
I Believe It Was After Kurts Death. And I Didn’t Mention Nirvana With The Other Names I Threw Out There.
But!, Fleetwood Jus Seemed Off The Mark From What I Casually Listened To.
Mazzy Star Kinda Filled In The Emptiness Instead.
Not To mention The Explosion Of Hip Hop On MTV During My Youthful Days Was Insane.
Couldn’t Even Come Close To Catching Up.
And To Add Even More Spice On The Feast, Here Comes Eminem. . . . . . .