abartman20
Anthony Bartman- USA
- Joined on March 26, 2017
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I do music composing for a hobby and record collecting on the side.
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Definitely not after being outed as a bigot and losing his sponsors. His career is dead.
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Mercurial World is a classic. This deluxe edition is worth it for "All You Do" arguably one of their best tracks to date.
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I absolutely recommend this album especially for Schoolhouse Rock fans.
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Say what you will about the movie (it's a guilty pleasure for me and plenty of other people), but this soundtrack is still poppin' nearly four decades later.
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Yep. The album originally came with posters. The hype was real until the negative word of mouth of the film came out.
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That does seem that way doesn't it. Any time someone brings up Talking Head, it's either this song or "Once In a Lifetime".
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Aside from a few good songs, this album is corporate pandering at its worst. I don't know what you would call this. Corporate "cheese" meant for Waffle House jukeboxes?
Anyways this albums is a contender for worst album ever made. |
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I know the Waffle House staff absolutely hate these songs, but this is one of the few that actually slaps.
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To answer your question for real it's definitely the latter. It's just proof that fascist fucks have no good taste in music.
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A now highly overlooked new wave album. Remains a classic to this day.
If The Knack weren't so overhyped as the "next Beatles" and their second album wasn't such a critically divisive album, I think this album would be remembered better. At least... See full review |
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Early Dubstep record from the late 2000s. Pretty cool record.
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who are you talking to? I think you posted in the wrong section bud.
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a.k.a "Everybody Must Get Stoned!"
I assume it was named Rainy Day Women as so the radio stations wouldn't ban it. Really great song. |
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Agreed. $200 is a bit much. I'd say between $120-$150 is more reasonable for an original.
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I can confirm this as well. I only bought the iTunes release, but I also bought the original 1976 copy for close to $200. The original sounds so much better. So much so I might plan to create my own "audiophile" remastered version to release on YouTube.
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I was wondering what that was at the end. My copy also plays into the runout as well. I figured it was the inner groove loop, but that's weird.
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Life is a minestrone while death is like a cold lasagna suspended in deep freeze.
I have to say this is one of the most underrated tracks from 10cc (especially in the US). |
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Such a weird record. I believe this was supposed to be FOR birds as the phrases keep repeating. I'd say this is a good record for those hip hop fans/turntablists looking for something to scratch with.
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Peaked at #129 on the Hot 100 in 1967.
This version of "Snow Queen" is slightly different from the "Roger Nichols and His Small Circle of Friends" version in which the string orchestra on the track is absent. Brass can be heard a little bit, but no... See full review |
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Not only was this one big, but Into Battle With The Art Of Noise was also a big hit with the hip hop crowd. Both two great EPs.
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This is a rip off of the 1981 Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin cover of the Leslie Gore original. Listen to those other ones instead of this one.
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You know he's flash.. flash.. flash.. flash..
FLASHBEAGLE!! I loved that tv special growing up, and I think for the hardcore peanuts fan this is a must grab. It's got some catchy songs on it. |
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For me, this is Simon and Garfunkel's best album with Bookends being their second best. The songs are great from start to finish.
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Interesting. I'm planning on getting this album to remaster it, but I might keep the 7" promo in mind.
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This is one of Mort Garson's weirdest albums aside from his cult album Plantasia. Very interesting experience.
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Recently listened to it for the first time, and I love it. It's good enough to make Wendy Carlos and Dick Hymen head for the hills.
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peaked at #123 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1963.
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Soul Sister charted at #133 on Hot 100.
such an underrated instrumental from 1966. |
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That noticed that too. I figured since LGBT topics were forbidden back in the 80s, they changed "ram right down your throat" to "make you wet" to appeal to airplay.
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Same here. It's amazing what memes can do in revealing a once obscure country singer's discography.
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"Gotta Go Home" was sampled in Duck Sauce's "Barbra Streisand"
The original is pretty hot too. |
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BAWK! Hallelujah.
Arguably the most underrated track by The Time. Good jam. |
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Only charted at #159 on Billboard 200 when the album came out in 1997. It is the first Ween album to make it on this chart.
This is easily one of the best albums. If songs like the title track, "Mutilated Lips", and their most popular track "Ocean... See full review |
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According to one source, it's rumored that it peaked at #127 on Cashbox on 11/2/68.
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Really bizarre novelty record. I discovered it as it was listed as one of the worst songs ever recorded. I really like this single due to how odd it is. Outsider music at its finest.
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Best known for being including in the first Shrek soundtrack. This song really is an underrated gem.
Only peaked at #99 on the Hot 100 in 2001. |
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While "Daydream Believer" is good, the song that should get the most attention is its B-side "Goin Down". That song is a classic.
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This is the ultimate "shenanigans at bikini bottom" song. The track still holds up.
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This record will be the reason why Mr Blobby is one of the shit stains of british pop culture.
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This is one of the weirdest "Flying Lizards" record I've heard. More weird than the hit single "Money"
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This song is literally just one loop for the whole time. It's still a classic instrumental hip hop track nonetheless.
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a.k.a Randy Scouse Git. This song was a big hit in the UK peaking at #2 and for good reason. I think this is easily one of the greatest Monkees songs of all time and ahead of its time. The Monkees were doing it before bands like the Pixies.
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This was Colgems last attempt to revive interest in the Monkees and also the last album ever released by the label before closing down for good. Being a big Monkees fan myself, I definitely recommend this compilation along with the "orange and black"...
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The very first compilation album of the Monkees ever released. This only peaked at #89 on Billboard 200 in 1969 due to their waning popularity at the time. This is a great one and a rather sought after album too. If you're a Monkees fan and find a...
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Good stuff. "Sometimes I Cry" is well known for being sampled in the classic Massive Attack song "Teardrop"
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This was also on the "Rock n Roll High School" soundtrack. Good song.
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well known for being sampled in 45 Kings - 900 number
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Great techno r&b song. Kinda reminds me of the band D-Train.
peaked at #103 on Hot 100 with R&B doing much better at #5. |
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Well known for being sampled in the game Sonic CD (the japanese version I believe), this song still has it going on today. It helps that the two main guys from Parliament (George Clinton and Bootsy Collins) play on this track.
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