ModernCyrus
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Day 19: “Let’s Impeach the President for Lying”
The Ramones — It’s Alive II
Punk seems like the definition of protesting.
The Ramones — It’s Alive II
Punk seems like the definition of protesting.
January 2021 Challenge Thread - It's All One Song! And One Raffle!
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LeSamourai
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Day 24: “I got the revolution blues” – Play something referencing a crime or historical event.
U2 - The Joshua Tree
The album closer, "Mothers of the Disappeared" refers to a decades-long, continent-spanning crime: the mass incarceration, torture, disappearance and murder of political dissidents under Latin America's military regimes (often called Operation Condor or "The Dirty War") in the 70s and 80s. The name of the song comes from the Argentine "Madres de la Plaza de Mayo" a group of mothers and grandmothers who protested the disappearance of their missing husbands, sons, and daughters, but Bono says it also refers to mothers mourning the disappeared in Chile and Central America.
U2 - The Joshua Tree
The album closer, "Mothers of the Disappeared" refers to a decades-long, continent-spanning crime: the mass incarceration, torture, disappearance and murder of political dissidents under Latin America's military regimes (often called Operation Condor or "The Dirty War") in the 70s and 80s. The name of the song comes from the Argentine "Madres de la Plaza de Mayo" a group of mothers and grandmothers who protested the disappearance of their missing husbands, sons, and daughters, but Bono says it also refers to mothers mourning the disappeared in Chile and Central America.
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Wes C. Attle
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Day 25: “Everybody’s Rockin’, Rockin’ to the dancing beat”
It’s Opposite Day, play something that was a departure for an artist
Sufjan Steven’s - The Age of Adz
After all the success with Illinois, he decides to toss the banjo and pick up a synthesizer
It’s Opposite Day, play something that was a departure for an artist
Sufjan Steven’s - The Age of Adz
After all the success with Illinois, he decides to toss the banjo and pick up a synthesizer
ModernCyrus
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Damnit this was gonna be my Day 25 album.
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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Day 26: “I got faith in you, it’s a razor love that cuts clean through” – Play something about love.
Welfare mothers make better lovers...
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Rust Never Sleeps
Welfare mothers make better lovers...
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Rust Never Sleeps
jfitzy
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Day 25: “Everybody’s Rockin’, Rockin’ to the dancing beat” – In the late 80’s Neil got sued for making albums that didn’t sound like Neil Young albums. It’s Opposite Day, play something that was a departure for an artist, or something with an unexpected guest appearance.
Metallica - S/T (aka The Black Album)
For better or for worse, this album was a pretty big departure from the trash metal sound they made their name on. Plenty of people would argue it was a change for the worse. While I prefer their 80’s material, I still really love this album. The songwriting is solid throughout.
Metallica - S/T (aka The Black Album)
For better or for worse, this album was a pretty big departure from the trash metal sound they made their name on. Plenty of people would argue it was a change for the worse. While I prefer their 80’s material, I still really love this album. The songwriting is solid throughout.
TenderLovingKiller®
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Day 26: “I got faith in you, it’s a razor love that cuts clean through”
Play something about love
Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You
The title says it all.
Play something about love
Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You
The title says it all.
Poly-Rythmo
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Day 25 - opposite
Nirvana - Unplugged
It still amazes me how great this album is. A band known and loved for playing *loud* dial it right down and in doing so maybe make the album of their career. Kurt Cobain was just on another level.
Nirvana - Unplugged
It still amazes me how great this album is. A band known and loved for playing *loud* dial it right down and in doing so maybe make the album of their career. Kurt Cobain was just on another level.