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Applerill wrote:
I'm being completely serious. I don't know if I'm thinking too deeply into this or not, but it seems like this guy really deserves more than memehood here.


But surely the postmodern irony embodied by said memes is surreptitiously absurdist and therefore unconcerned with the sincerity of their subject.
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Applerill wrote:

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For the last 10 years, he made his living as a songwriter and wrote more than 1,000 songs.



Pfft, Viper does that in like 6 months.
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I can't tell if this is an actual ad for Nashville or just an attempt to pick up a sync deal. Whatever the case, I'm not sure the term "soul" applies.
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meccalecca wrote:

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I can't tell if this is an actual ad for Nashville or just an attempt to pick up a sync deal. Whatever the case, I'm not sure the term "soul" applies.


Is it bad that I quite enjoyed this song?
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Skinny wrote:
Is it bad that I quite enjoyed this song?


Nah. You're British, so you likely miss out on this part of American culture
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meccalecca wrote:
Nah. You're British, so you likely miss out on this part of American culture


As homogenized as I expect it to be, though I too agree with the "commercial" feeling of the song. Hell, I don't mind pop-country at all, but this felt so boring to me.
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Love Power Peace - Live At The Olympia, Paris, 1971 by James Brown

Say It Live And Loud: Live In Dallas 08.26.68 by James Brown

Recently added these two. Got them on cd last week and I'm now obsessed with them. Just incredible. The Paris one is the only live recording of the original JBs. If you are only slightly into JB then I can't recommend them highly enough.
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Guys, I think I finally discovered how The Poe got laid, and it was glorious:


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It's a little samey in the middle, but I'm gonna keep it on my overall until we figure out whatever year it's from.
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http://www.djbooth.net/index/mobile/feature/2015-04-20-kendrick-lamar-kill-someone

Thoughts?
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Have you ever wanted to hear a man hit a D6 note?

Of course you have. Marvel at Mark Slaughter's ridiculous falsetto (around 3:50):


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