General Music Discussion (Non-Japanese)

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incubus! just watched their performance yesterday!

Do As Infinity - Love & Peace
their new album rocks!

LOL great avatar Tekanan...

Currently listening to ahem... Matsu Takako - Honto No Kimochi..

X - Under The Big Black Sun

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I'm listening to Shake Ya Bum Bum by Lil' Kim :P

nice taste for music precious bamboo :D
NIIIIIIIIIIIIICE NEW SIG BTW XD

Shogo Hamada- Aozora no Yukue
Shogo Hamada- Sweet lilttle Darling
Shogo Hamada- America..... see a pattern here?=P

The B-52's - Bouncing Off the Satellites

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Not meant for Me - Queen of the damned soundtrack

Southern All Stars - Yeah!!!

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He was born in Houston, USA and died, at age 61, at a Tokyo blues club. Everyone from Etta James to Frank Zappa (source: http://www.rockabillyhall.com/JohnnyWatson.html) cited Watson as an influence. Now how's THAT for "internationality"?

"Somebody like you . . ."

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He was born in Houston, USA and died, at age 61, at a Tokyo blues club. Everyone from Etta James to Frank Zappa (source: http://www.rockabillyhall.com/JohnnyWatson.html) cited Watson as an influence. Now how's THAT for "internationality"?

"Somebody like you . . ."

Cool. Way Cool. :applaud:

Sting - Brand New Day

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meaning of tears - chemistry

isn't it amazing how you might not like the song initially but then after listening on, you love it..? that always happens for chemistry songs..

Change of mood...now I'm listening to Sting's latest album - Sacred Love

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Sting's first solo album: The Dream of the Blue Turtles :applaud:

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bmwracer wrote:Sting's first solo album: The Dream of the Blue Turtles :applaud:

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Put all your Sting collections... :beaten: :hehe: and we make Sting war..hehehe..J/k

I don't have that one but I have Soul Cages, Mercury Falling, Nothing Like the Sun, Ten Summoner's Tales, Brand New Day and Fields of Gold: Best of Sting 1984-1994.

I love STING!!!

Sure, Sting's okay but what about Devastatin' Dave the Turntable Slave?


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the talk of my stupid teacher :google:

shotgun_divorce wrote:Sure, Sting's okay but what about Devastatin' Dave the Turntable Slave?


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Ahh, yes, Sting. Thanks for that, BMWRacer. Sting is THE most overlooked contemporary classic pop (too many adjectives? Well, they're all true designations for the ex-Policer); I shoulda' wrote my Congressman when Sting's Ten Summoners' Tales lost out to The Bodyguard soundtrack for Grammy's "Album of the Year" award.

But, shotgun_divorce gets the biggest thanks (that deserves a second image) for the Marvel Comics' rejected super hero costume-wearin' Devastatin' Dave the Turntable Slave. Thanks for sharing, and keep reaching for the stars.