"Not the one with Moroder either"
Don't talk about one of the most influential songs of all time?
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this song put her in my top 5 singers oat

I don't need to say a damn word about this one

this is funk but you asked about the artist, not the genre

gonna end my post with this classic

@rvi chime in

can confirm that Bad Girls is a really great album, and also flows really well and is much more than a collection of songs

shoutout to jeff skunk baxter from steely dan's guitar solo on Hot Stuff

Once Upon a Time is a brilliant album as well. No hit singles but all the songs work together as one idea like Thick as a Brick

@Elric checking out Los Jaivas album Alturas de Machu Picchu rn

buddy really wants me to jump to that one but im inclined to go chrono let me know

"This sounds like if Depeche Mode got time-traveled to the 1960s and just had to make the best of it."

i only know Bad Girls cause i just saw JL s*** on it and everything in this recently

dont like the first couple but Love To Love You goes

damn I been on an old interview binge too
was watching this last night

shocked he agreed to do an interview with steve

Steve says two words the entire thing

and renamed themselves the yardbirds

I really need to listen to those psych albums you rec'd soon

which ones? gonna be doing a gargantuan psychedelic dive this summer when the Best Songs thread gets to that era

Factors that have been cited as leading to the decline of disco in the United States include economic and political changes at the end of the 1970s, as well as burnout from the hedonistic lifestyles led by participants. In the years since Disco Demolition Night, some social critics have described the "Disco sucks" movement as implicitly macho and bigoted, and an attack on non-white and non-heterosexual cultures. It was also interpreted being part of a wider cultural "backlash", the move towards conservatism, that also made its way into US politics with the election of conservative president Ronald Reagan in 1980, which also led to Republican control of the United States Senate for the first time since 1954, plus the subsequent rise of the Religious Right around the same time.

in case you were wondering when things exactly went to s***

have you listened to that Dylan I had you download yet?

Some Disney movies got some decent soundtracks tbh. Mulan got some bangers.

Genuinely don’t know what you’re referring to.

why is Promising Young Woman 20 dollars to rent on prime NYC movie theaters don't even charge that much. f***ing highway robbery man

no im too balls deep in '62

this guy not surprisingly shot his wife in the head

Oh yikes

What are some albums you guys have listened to in specific/important/sad moments in your life that have been negatively/positively boosted because of that certain time of listening? I remember listening to Hop Along's 2018 album near the end of a relationship the same year and find it weird and kinda hard to listen to that album even though I didn't listen to the album with that person. Charli XCX's Pop 2 reminds me of running in the snow because it was a regular listen when I went for winter jogs last year (something I unfortunately opted against this year). Music can be a crazy non-visual time capsule. Sad how certain music can be ruined/ harder to listen to when listened to during rough times or opposite where a certain album motivates you from a past experience

Not albums but songs that I remember being severely unhappy at the time I was listening to them therefore not able to enjoy them properly.

I would tell myself 'one day I'm going to be happier than I am today and I'll remember how s***ty I felt listening to this song before and how incredible it is listening to it now.'

These songs remind me that times were once much worse and when they get bad again they'll eventually get better.