Anything you guys've listened to again for the first time?
Rediscovered music
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mico saudad
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PlainSongs
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Re: Rediscovered music
This too...This is just a thing of beauty
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rone rivendale
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Re: Rediscovered music
I pulled out my Tragic Kingdom CD for the first time in a few years recently. It's No Doubt's best CD imo. My fav song on there has always been Sunday Morning.
Too lazy to find a youtube video, just type in Tragic Kingdom in the youtube search ppl. You're welcome.
Too lazy to find a youtube video, just type in Tragic Kingdom in the youtube search ppl. You're welcome.
From spoken word to actual singing, I can screw up any style with style. 
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jimtyrrell
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Re: Rediscovered music
I dug out this song for one of my bands to cover, and it got me re-listening to some old Joe Jackson. Good stuff.
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Caravan Ray
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Re: Rediscovered music
What a great song! My brother bought "Look Sharp" in 1979. I upgraded to a CD of it in about 1990. That CD is still an almost permanent fixture in my car. It must be very close to one of my 'most played records of all time'jimtyrrell wrote:I dug out this song for one of my bands to cover, and it got me re-listening to some old Joe Jackson. Good stuff.
