Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have

[Jorge]

I liked "Wishing Well"

[bada]

Every song sounds the same to me. He loves him though so I keep my opinions to myself.

[Jorge]

Every song sounds the same to me.

A sentiment expressed by parents everywhere since the advent of recorded music

[bada]

Every song sounds the same to me.

A sentiment expressed by parents everywhere since the advent of recorded music

Yeah that's why I don't say anything.

[JuanHamm]

I've been obsessed with this performance of "Copy of a" recently.

Buckingham and Hommes guitar playing and backing vocals really elevate the song and it's always great to see Dave grohl beating the shit out of a drum kit and not singing.

It's a shame they didn't hit the studio together and at least record a longer version of this.

[Ello Sailor]

I like Buckingham, but his vocals didn't really fit here imo.

[BurtReynolds]

Silent Running (On Deadly Ground) is one of the weirder and unlikely hits in history, but I guess it works in the height of the Cold War.

[Peeps]

Sponge is streaming their act tonight from Ohio

[LetMeSleep]

I recently started a full discog listen to Stevie Wonder. I'd previously only had a greatest hits (The definitive...) and that was more than enough. Now I can safely say that it is more than enough.

I'm through to Innervisions and there may only be a handful of tracks that I'd play again that are not on the hits collections. I want more loose funk jams but not what he delivers.

This man's output is frustrating to me.

Guys, is there any point in me listening to any Stevie Wonder post Hotter Than July?

[Jorge]

At the very top of my list of "extremely famous and/or influential bands I have never ever felt the desire to listen to" sits INXS.

[Rangi Guy]

At the very top of my list of "extremely famous and/or influential bands I have never ever felt the desire to listen to" sits INXS.

They've got some great songs though

[epilogue]

I recently started a full discog listen to Stevie Wonder. I'd previously only had a greatest hits (The definitive...) and that was more than enough. Now I can safely say that it is more than enough.

I'm through to Innervisions and there may only be a handful of tracks that I'd play again that are not on the hits collections. I want more loose funk jams but not what he delivers.

This man's output is frustrating to me.

Guys, is there any point in me listening to any Stevie Wonder post Hotter Than July?

I love Innervisions so much.

[epilogue]

I haven't listened to Sturgill Simpson's 'Sound and Fury' in a while. It's so fucking good. SO good!

[BurtReynolds]

I haven't listened to Sturgill Simpson's 'Sound and Fury' in a while. It's so fucking good. SO good!

[VinylGuy]

Influenced by the 25 favorite album of all time thread, i listened to Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea again to see if i feel it now and nope...still bores me.

Ill try with Yankee....from Wilco.

[Jorge]

I've never been a big fan of NMH either. Also what the hell is that thing on the girl's head on the cover? A coconut? A snare drum? Some sort of potato thing? It bugs me!

[epilogue]

I've never been a big fan of NMH either. Also what the hell is that thing on the girl's head on the cover? A coconut? A snare drum? Some sort of potato thing? It bugs me!

It's a drumhead.

[Jorge]

Are you sure?

[epilogue]

As sure as I can be without talking to the person who made the artwork.

[dad]

wiki has this as the inspiration for the cover