What music are you listening to? #66 No need for a title.

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Caligula's Horse - Slow Violence

 

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[Grendeldef]

As it's Monday - greatest song ever made.

New Order - Blue Monday

 

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Star One - Fate of Man

 

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[Ferocitus]

As it's Monday - greatest song ever made.

New Order - Blue Monday

I'm bored with that version.

 

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[EgonSpengler]

Funky Friday!

This one's got a real bounce to it. "Stickman Crossing the Brooklyn Bridge" (1994) by The Brooklyn Funk Essentials. A good horn solo, too. Anything with horns, I'm on board. I had a big acid jazz phase back in the '90s, after a trip to SF. Acid jazz never really got a foothold in Boston. Had to go to New York for that. I think it also had some venues in Chicago and maybe Washington D.C., but I've never been there. I think Thievery Corporation were from D.C. I wouldn't be surprised if there was some acid jazz in Philly. Philly is funkier than Boston (okay, most places are funkier than Boston).

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Here's another blast from the past that some of you might remember: "That Kind of Man" (2007) by The Heavy. UK retro-soul was having a real moment, 15-16 years ago. I think Amy Winehouse was the one who kicked in the door, but I remember hearing Duffy for the first time and thinking it was an obscure '60s track, like a Mary Wells B-side or something. Turned out it was a brand new song by a 24-yr-old kid from the UK. (Really depressing what happened to Winehouse and Duffy. I try not to dwell on it. )

 

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