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#21
02-23-2005, 01:31 AM
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Re: Your Favorite 80s Songs?
Here's my top 5 in no particular order:
One Night In Bangkok - Murrayhead Second Chance - 38 Special Tokyo Rose - Men At Work Begin The Begin - REM (actually almost anything by them un the 80s and early 90s, frankly) Billy Jean - MJ 
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#22
02-23-2005, 01:35 AM
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Re: Your Favorite 80s Songs?
Always Something There To Remind Me
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02-23-2005, 01:42 AM
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Re: Your Favorite 80s Songs?
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Begin The Begin - REM (actually almost anything by them...) [/ QUOTE ] Yes. The reason I picked "End of the World" is because it was a single. But when you talk about songs like: Gardening At Night Driver 8 Harborcoat I Believe These Days Superman Wendell Gee Wolves, Lower Live and How to Live It Camera King of Birds Exhuming McCarthy World Leader Pretend Orange Crush I mean Jesus... Best. Band. Ever.
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#24
02-23-2005, 01:45 AM
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Re: Your Favorite 80s Songs?
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[ QUOTE ] Begin The Begin - REM (actually almost anything by them...) [/ QUOTE ] Yes. The reason I picked "End of the World" is because it was a single. But when you talk about songs like: Gardening At Night Driver 8 Harborcoat I Believe These Days Superman Wendell Gee Wolves, Lower Live and How to Live It Camera King of Birds Exhuming McCarthy World Leader Pretend Orange Crush I mean Jesus... Best. Band. Ever. [/ QUOTE ] I could not agree more, and it's not even close. Let's see U2 or the newest dipshit top 40 band can write a song like "Maps and Legends". Never happen. I saw a live version of King of Birds once that brought me to tears. Un-effing-real.
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#25
02-23-2005, 01:51 AM
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REM hijack
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I saw a live version of King of Birds once that brought me to tears. Un-effing-real. [/ QUOTE ] In 1995 I saw them in Miami with Radiohead opening, and they did a version of Country Feedback with Buck going about 11 minutes on a solo at the end as Stipe wailed "Crazy what you could have had, I need this... I need this" and everyone's hairs stood on end. Greatest performance ever. I highly recommend purchasing the DVD concert film Perfect Square. ( Here's a link ). It proves they've still got it. Great set list, terrific coverage. Amazing crowd. Perfect editing. God-like sound. Aside from "A Clockwork Orange," it's the best DVD I own.
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#28
02-23-2005, 02:50 AM
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Re: REM hijack
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[ QUOTE ] I saw a live version of King of Birds once that brought me to tears. Un-effing-real. [/ QUOTE ] In 1995 I saw them in Miami with Radiohead opening, and they did a version of Country Feedback with Buck going about 11 minutes on a solo at the end as Stipe wailed "Crazy what you could have had, I need this... I need this" and everyone's hairs stood on end. Greatest performance ever. I highly recommend purchasing the DVD concert film Perfect Square. ( Here's a link ). It proves they've still got it. Great set list, terrific coverage. Amazing crowd. Perfect editing. God-like sound. Aside from "A Clockwork Orange," it's the best DVD I own. [/ QUOTE ] I'm going to do that, thanks. Their concert last year in TO was the best I've ever been to, and it wasn't even close.
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