December 2021 Vinyl Spin Challenge Thread: ‘Tis The Season Of Giving
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LeSamourai
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Day 7 - Sports
Play something sports-related to celebrate Larry Bird’s birthday
Soccer Mommy - Color Theory
Play something sports-related to celebrate Larry Bird’s birthday
Soccer Mommy - Color Theory
ModernCyrus
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Day 7 - Sports
Queen -- The Game
Queen -- The Game
jfitzy
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Ah shit. Scooped!
gafacaode
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avecigrec
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jfitzy
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Day 7 - Sports
Play something sports-related to celebrate Larry Bird’s birthday
Ramones - Selft-titled
Man. I had a hard time finding something for this theme. But I’m playing this album for the song “Beat on the Brat”. Which contains the deep and thought provoking lyrics of:
“Beat on the brat. Beat on the brat. Beat on the brat with a baseball bat. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Ohhh”
There’s your sports reference.
Play something sports-related to celebrate Larry Bird’s birthday
Ramones - Selft-titled
Man. I had a hard time finding something for this theme. But I’m playing this album for the song “Beat on the Brat”. Which contains the deep and thought provoking lyrics of:
“Beat on the brat. Beat on the brat. Beat on the brat with a baseball bat. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Ohhh”
There’s your sports reference.
SpintheBlackcircle
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Day 8 - South America
Play something from South America
Play something from South America
Hemotep
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Day 8 - South America
Still holding out hope that Pies Descalzos will get repressed because I have great memories of blasting that album when it came out and having sing-alongs to it in the back of overloaded rusty old pickup trucks. I can still smell the burning brakes and grilling roadside meats of Guayaquil when I listen to that album. Shakira was a big deal because she brought a new kind of music to the mainstream in South America that wasn't imported. Even with the success of Luis Miguel and Mana, they were still coming from outside the continent, and although there were popular and successful musicians in South America, most were fairly traditional and conservative in their sounds. Shakira broke through with her sound and really connected to a lot of the youth who had a foot in both their home countries' traditions and the increasingly globalized and Americanized world they were getting through television and a growing awareness, if minimal access at the time, of the internet.
My only complaint of this release is that VMP still uses jpeg quality images blown up and blurry for the covers.
Shakira - Donde Estan Los Ladrones?
Still holding out hope that Pies Descalzos will get repressed because I have great memories of blasting that album when it came out and having sing-alongs to it in the back of overloaded rusty old pickup trucks. I can still smell the burning brakes and grilling roadside meats of Guayaquil when I listen to that album. Shakira was a big deal because she brought a new kind of music to the mainstream in South America that wasn't imported. Even with the success of Luis Miguel and Mana, they were still coming from outside the continent, and although there were popular and successful musicians in South America, most were fairly traditional and conservative in their sounds. Shakira broke through with her sound and really connected to a lot of the youth who had a foot in both their home countries' traditions and the increasingly globalized and Americanized world they were getting through television and a growing awareness, if minimal access at the time, of the internet.
My only complaint of this release is that VMP still uses jpeg quality images blown up and blurry for the covers.
Shakira - Donde Estan Los Ladrones?
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Day 8: South America
This spin is dedicated to @NathanRicaud who introduced me to Lido.
Lido Pimiento- Miss Columbia
This spin is dedicated to @NathanRicaud who introduced me to Lido.
Lido Pimiento- Miss Columbia
