March 2021 Challenge Thread
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Wes C. Attle
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March 22: Metal Monday. Play some metal. \m/
Metallica - Metallica
I should probably have more than this to choose from
Metallica - Metallica
I should probably have more than this to choose from
TenderLovingKiller®
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March 22: Metal Monday. Play some metal. \m/
Red Fang - Red Fang
Red Fang - Red Fang
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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March 23: The GOAT - Play your favorite Greatest Hits album - or a compilation from a single artist.
Frank Zappa - Strictly Commercial
Frank Zappa - Strictly Commercial
RowBearToe
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March 23: The GOAT - Play your favorite Greatest Hits album - or a compilation from a single artist.
The Beatles - 1
The greatest songs from the greatest band.
The Beatles - 1
The greatest songs from the greatest band.
March 23: The GOAT - Play your favorite Greatest Hits album - or a compilation from a single artist.
This, along with the GH of Queen/Eagles/Elton, is almost certainly my most played GH album. James Taylor is one of those artists who, much like a ton of 60s and 70s musicians, has his major singles spread over a stupidly large range of albums. As a teen with a limited budget pre-streaming (this was CD and MP3 times), that made discovering classic artists a little tougher when the radio wasn't playing them a ton. I think I found this CD at a Best Buy and took a shot. It immediately became my go-to in my junior and senior years of high school. It's definitely more of a sentimental feel but there's definitely some things I really like about it compared to other GH compilations. It actually feels like an album with the track order and selection, it's short enough to be listened to without dedicating a ton of time, and the song selection is pretty much on point for that portion of this career. Even some of the oddities are just right to cut it from being too similar to each other. Was happy to grab this one for a few bucks off a used rack and have it play well.
James Taylor - Greatest Hits
This, along with the GH of Queen/Eagles/Elton, is almost certainly my most played GH album. James Taylor is one of those artists who, much like a ton of 60s and 70s musicians, has his major singles spread over a stupidly large range of albums. As a teen with a limited budget pre-streaming (this was CD and MP3 times), that made discovering classic artists a little tougher when the radio wasn't playing them a ton. I think I found this CD at a Best Buy and took a shot. It immediately became my go-to in my junior and senior years of high school. It's definitely more of a sentimental feel but there's definitely some things I really like about it compared to other GH compilations. It actually feels like an album with the track order and selection, it's short enough to be listened to without dedicating a ton of time, and the song selection is pretty much on point for that portion of this career. Even some of the oddities are just right to cut it from being too similar to each other. Was happy to grab this one for a few bucks off a used rack and have it play well.
James Taylor - Greatest Hits
LeSamourai
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I don't own any greatest hits or compilations (EDIT: on vinyl, I mean), so I'll have to get creative today!
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dhodo
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Day 21 - Teenage Wasteland
The Who - Who's Next
I used to listen to a much larger percentage of Classic Rock as a teen before I started expanding my musical taste/knowledge. No joke, I wasn't thinking about how fitting the first track was for this day until after it started playing. Funny coincidence.
The Who - Who's Next
I used to listen to a much larger percentage of Classic Rock as a teen before I started expanding my musical taste/knowledge. No joke, I wasn't thinking about how fitting the first track was for this day until after it started playing. Funny coincidence.
Poly-Rythmo
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Day 23 - Greatest Hits
TP Orchestre Poly-Rythmo - Kings of Benin: Urban Groove 1972-80
TP Orchestre Poly-Rythmo - Kings of Benin: Urban Groove 1972-80
