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kickerofelves
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- #11
- Posted: 07/29/2017 00:38
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Pretty much all of Drums and Wires by XTC. The cheerfully singsong way the listener is threatened with dismemberment in Scissor Man... the hilariously unmusical solo in Day In Day Out... the absurd intensity of Complicated Game. It blew my tiny mind when I first heard it at 15 and it's still one of my all time favourite albums.
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Drums And Wires by XTC
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Jimmy Dread
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Daydreamer
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- #13
- Posted: 07/29/2017 11:12
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I don't know about ever, but recently I've heard Now That I'm Older by Sufjan Stevens and I was completely amazed by the song because it sounded like nothing I've ever heard before.
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Luigii
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Age: 28
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- #14
- Posted: 07/29/2017 15:55
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As of now, I would say Pink Eye (on My Leg) off of The Mollusk.
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Yann
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Location: France
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- Posted: 07/29/2017 18:53
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The songs on this album are not spectaculary weird, but, in a very quiet way, rather freaky ! (just like that album cover..)
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saltysurprise
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- #16
- Posted: 07/29/2017 20:45
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The first time I felt that way was the first time I listened to The National Anthem and the rest of Kid A by Radiohead. The charging baseline and crashing brass section really messed with me at the time and I kind of hated it. I've learned to love the song and realized that it wasn't as weird as some stuff I'd later listen to, but Kid A really opened my eyes to a whole new world of music (Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, etc).
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janetjakcson
Age: 22
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- #17
- Posted: 07/30/2017 23:38
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I like the janet jackson song "Better Days". It basically ends with a bunch of violins playing and it's a beautiful song, but it's very eerie.
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bobbyb5
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Location: New York
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- Posted: 07/31/2017 01:58
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| Graeme2 wrote: | | Gary's in the park and you know I'll be waiting for you...... |
It sounds like a threat. 
Are u talking about down in the park? Its awesome. And Are Friends Electric too.
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Liddicoatite
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- #19
- Posted: 07/31/2017 13:10
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Love and Death and an American Guitar by Jim Steinman. It's not so much a song as a spoken word weapon. Scream it at your friends! Impress music nerds and Meat Loaf fans alike! Recite it deadpan to your neighbor on a city bus! Just memorize it and deploy as necessary.
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Captain_Dude
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Age: 54
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- #20
- Posted: 07/31/2017 14:13
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ARMAND SCHAUBROECK - A Lot of people want to see Armand Schaubroeck...Dead
As Allmusic.com describes it, “The saga of Armand P. Schaubroeck, prisoner #24145, and his partner in crime, Daniel P. McCabe, sentenced as youthful offenders on February 21, 1962, and imprisoned for 18 months in the Elmira Reformatory, a maximum security prison."
This is a three LP set. Very...ummm...interesting. From the cover to the title to the lyrics...just...just weird.
He eventually went of to record his most well-known track: "Ratf**ker."
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