mystaiced
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Neil Young - Harvest , vinyl
Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs
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What Are You Listening To Right Now?
Neil Young - Harvest , vinyl
Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs
Trihexagonal
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Got an urge, got a surge, and it's out of control nowMabuhay Gardens, San Francisco, early 1978..
Got an urge I wanna purge, 'cause I'm losing control
Uncontrollable urge, I wanna tell you all about it
Got an uncontrollable urge, it makes me scream and shout it
That's right!
GlenAppleton
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Porcupine Tree | In Absentia (Remastered)
LarsMan
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Great song, yeah? It's wonderful to sing along to..... "I've got an uncontrollable urge!" <'he's got an uncontrollable urge!'>
Trihexagonal
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I made everyone who rode in the car with me back in the 80-90s listen to DEVO.
They might not have liked it at first, but they learned to love it.
RickB
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Television - Marquee Moon (1977)
dezzadk
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#progressivehouse #sionarec
Yeah it was tagged #indiedance on beatport but I refuse to call it that lol (siona rec is prog house label)
Yeah it was tagged #indiedance on beatport but I refuse to call it that lol (siona rec is prog house label)
idairyou
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William Shatner - So Fragile, So Blue
Before you say......'Not another William Shatner spoken word album'........give it a chance.
The music played by the NSO is beautiful. The first part of the album is Shatner (at age 91 when this was recorded) looking back on his life knowing he is at the tail end of his journey on this earth. He does it with a sense of humor, and romantic melancholy.
The second part of the album is about his feelings after his journey into space. Looking down at the earth with sadness on how badly the human race is kinda messing it up. There is also hope that if the human race can get its s**t together it's not too late.
Before you say......'Not another William Shatner spoken word album'........give it a chance.
The music played by the NSO is beautiful. The first part of the album is Shatner (at age 91 when this was recorded) looking back on his life knowing he is at the tail end of his journey on this earth. He does it with a sense of humor, and romantic melancholy.
The second part of the album is about his feelings after his journey into space. Looking down at the earth with sadness on how badly the human race is kinda messing it up. There is also hope that if the human race can get its s**t together it's not too late.
LarsMan
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From the Old Waldorf in San Francisco; they released this show as a live album...Television - Marquee Moon (1977)
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