We probably all have a few that we know or hear and instantly have to identify to hear again.
I profess no musical prowess, so it's nothing technical that wows me, just the sheer pleasure of the sound
Some of those currently on my re-play list are
Piano Man, Billy Joel
Take me to Church, Hosier
Empire States of Mind Alicia Keys
Adagio for Strings, Barber
Suggestions for wider listening please?
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Massive Attack Tear Drop late at night with the lights off.
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Doesnt quite do it for me but thank you
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I've got stuck listening to Black Hole by Griff and 4th Day Prayer by Allison Russell on repeat quite a lot recently...
The former is a really catchy upbeat broken heart song and the latter is a very moving backbeat broken life song.
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I'm listening to 4th day prayer now again and it makes me shudder
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Your prefer Alicia Key's fùcking masterpiece diluted by that 🔔 end? ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR fookING MIND?
Anastacia - One Day In Your Life and Not That Kind. Anything by the Sprock Goddess tbf
The Wedding Present - Kennedy
Ride - OX4
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Amanda Seyfried Gimme Gimme a Man ABBA cover from Mamma Mia.
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Also I can listen to The Best is Yet to Come by Mike and the Mechanics quite a lot.
I would have that as compulsory sarcastic walk off music at the end of everyboddy's 360* review if possible.
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Just tried them both Amithe, but not adding them to my list. Thank you nonentheless
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Aztec Camera - Good Morning Britain.
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Your prefer Alicia Key's fùcking masterpiece diluted by that 🔔 end? ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR fookING MIND?
Well we agree on something, courtesy of Alicia, but I cant warm to your suggestions.
They help me understand why Addagio for Strings isnt for you. What do you take to help you listen to that Wedding Present shite? After 30 seconds I need a paracetamol
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No worries
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Did I say Adagio for Strings wasn't for me? Nope. On the contrary. I suppose like many of those born in the 70s first intro to it was it's use in Platoon. Utterly transfixed from that moment.
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If only one:
Arthur McBride - Andy Irvine
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Then in no particular order:
You Ain't the Problem - Michael Kiwanuka
Thinking Bout You - Frank Ocean
Cello Concerto in E Minor (Adagio) - Elgar
Psycho Killer - Talking Heads
Bet That You Look Good on the Dancefloor - Arctic Monkeys
Queen Bitch - David Bowie
Freed From Desire - Gala
Incredible - General Levy
LISTEN TO THEM, PRODIGAL, LISTEN TO THEM AND UNDERSTAND THEM
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Oh and Largo el Factotum from Barber of Seville
FIGARO FIGARO FIGARO
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Gala. Now that's a blast from the past.
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If we can do whole albums-
taylor swift - evermore/folklore
meshell ndegeocello - bitter / plantation lullabies / the Nina Simone covers one
billy Joel - an innocent man
Tracy Chapman - the first album
tricky - maxinquaye
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Prisencolinensinainciusol
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Bleeding Heart Show - The New Pornographers
Leave This Island - Maximo Park
Diamonds - The Boxer Rebellion
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Fosco, I fear I will never quite understand Arthur McBride and the next two don't do it for me either, but simply watching never mind listening to Sheku Kanneh-Mason was fascinating.
64 million watches for Psycho Killer, but it will only be the one for me.
I fear the issue is that i want to simply listen. I'm not convinced I need to understand, especially general levy
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Oh, me?
you can probably guess :)
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Goodbye Stranger - Supertramp
Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty
Physical (You're So) - Nine Inch Nails
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Prisencolinensinainciusol.
This is what I was waiting for. Even the youtube comments are worth reading.
It reminds me of that classic'
'I know a song that will get on your nerves, get on your nerves, get on your nerves'.
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Goodbye Stranger - Supertramp.
Yes, on another day, that could qualify. Saw them in concert, what seems like a million years ago
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astral weeks
kiwanuka’s most recent album
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For something different, try Brian McBride, overture for other halfs.
Was the most repeated piece of music in the weird and wonderful Adam Curtis series "can't get you out of my head".
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Soulful Strut by Young Holt Unlimited.
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Prevu, Pas Prevu by Milk Coffee and Sugar
Jilted John by Jilted John
Zadie Bobo by Ernesto Djedje
Alkoholik by XZibit
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1000 und 1 nacht (zoom!) by Klaus Lage
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I could listen to norman fcuking rockwell by lana del rey over and over again or carrie and lowell by sufijan stevens
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Berlin Song by Einaudi
Loads more I'll post later
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Keith Jarrett, Koln Concert Part 1
Alanis Morrissette, Perfect
Snow Patrol, Just Say Yes
Max Richter, Four Seasons Remixed, track 2
Lene Marlin, The Way We Are
The Coronas and Gabrielle Aplin, Lost in the Thick of It
The Blaze, Octavian, Somewhere
Jon Hopkins, Luminous Spaces
I listened to folklore and evermore a fair amount over the last year too.
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I've had the compete Haydn symphonies on my daily playlist for the past four years. It will take me longer to listen to them properly than he took writing them.
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Mostly coldplay, partially to annoy you guys but also because I actually like Coldplay
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Mole5, thank you. I'm working through those and it's an easy on the ear start.
SirW, yes, on another day definitely Coldplay.
I think there's a correlation between angry people and the 'noise' they need to listen to.
Some of the suggestions above I had to turn off within seconds.
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Laz, Coldplay isn't actually bad, just very very anodyne.
Border Song by Aretha Franklin.
Dylan, Just Like a Woman
Alan Parsons, Prime Time
S Club Party (can't remember the name of the band)
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My current one is: Angelica - Teenage Girl Crush
Love a bit of girl punk.
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If you skip over Perfect, Fairground Attraction's First of a Million Kisses album is one worth hearing again.
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I - like any self-respecting and, dare I say it, successful lawyer - have a degree of OCD
When I buy a new album I listen to it relentlessly until I am generally familiar with the material
I am currently listening a lot to Bruckner's 9th and Miles Davies' In a Silent Way (the one immediately before Bitches Brew), but I don't think either is of the kind that people would put on a loop
Once I am familiar with an album I will often skip the songs I like the most - I want them to stay fresh and enjoyable for longer
The albums that I am familiar with that I have listened to the most in recent times (gym, car, out and about walking) are Honey by Robyn and the latest Tame Impala album (can't remember the title)
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What a complete stack of hopeless shite (with a couple of exceptions).
You all need to get over to the Appetite for Destruction thread.
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Honey by Robyn is a great shout. Would go to a club that just played that on repeat all night.
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Actually, alternating with Tove Lo - Stay High. This remix:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYM-RJwSGQ8
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Its my life - Talk Talk
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MissorMs - yes! What do you think of Gwen Stefani's cover?
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Some... thought-provoking choices on show here. Agree with some, intrigued by some others, laughing at a few.
For myself:
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Lawperson- Its good but I prefer the original version preferably with the video playing too.
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Golden Brown, I'm not in love and Gabriel's Oboe.
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Lawyers, Guns and Money (Warren Zevron) - one of the few songs with lawyers in a good light.
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recently I had a phase of listening to shostakovich's piano concertos on repeat
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good lord I LOATHE that counting crows song. And CC generally. Next you'll tell me that you really love Train.
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Pink Floyd WYWH and DSOTM back to back on repeat
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fook em and their law -Prodigy
Angel of destruction- The The
on the turning away - Pink Floyd
Somewhere down the crazy river-RobbieRobertson
Ч.П.Х. - Leningrad
La Mer - Julio Igelesias
Hoy No Me Puedo Levantar -Meccano (Spanish version of the Human league)
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The entirety of Erasure's 1995 eponymous album.
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Mole, that John Hopkins one is a fooking superb tune. I rate highly.
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The Milk Carton Kids
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The theme tune to Succession is now a contender.
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Seventeen Going Under by Sam Fender at the moment. On constant repeat. Reminds me of growing up.
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Not a very well known song, but good.
Cherry Ghost - 4am
https://youtu.be/DmTmC4fnP-c
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Anyone tempted to skip onto a different song yet? Is hinterbeine still listening to Gary Glitter on repeat?
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Think it all depends on your mood.
Rage against the machine if you’re in the mood to mosh and shout obscenities - very cathartic.
Cranberries for a good, melodic sing a long
Beautiful South (Woman in the Wall) to consider how horrific domestic abuse is but with such a presentable face to the public
Enya for beautiful background music
Guns’n’Roses/Bon Jovi/Billy Joel for fun
Probably the main single I could listen to on repeat is Kiss from a Rose by Seal.
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Interesting choices Jim. Will check out the Woman in the Wall.
I presume with Seal you're thinking of Risky lol.
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I never think of Risky Clive. Waste of a thought.
Let me know what you think.
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Dylan repays close study.
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Elgar - Nimrod
Avicii - The Nights
Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
Redbone - Come and get your love
Carley Ray Jepsen - Call me maybe
Saints-Saens - Aquarium
Metallica - Enter Sandman
Swedish House Mafia - Don’t you worry child
Public Enemy - Harder than you think
Holst - Jupiter
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ABBA. - The Day Before You Came
also in the superb cover versions by Blancmange and Steven Wilson
EWF - September
Clifford T Ward - Up In The World
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I’ve had the latest Nothing But Thieves album on repeat for ages. I haven’t done that with an album for years.
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Utopia (In Game 3) and other classic Amiga soundtracks by Barry Leitch - great ambient music, backing tracks for life.
Aisha, Star of the East’s Give Me Fire, known in Britain pretty much solely as the Football Cliches theme tune - a bouncing bit of Siberian disco - has the energy required to accelerate the Lazettee through their rambunctious getting dressed for school routine.
Oh and last night I listened to the Gremlins tune on repeat while cooking asian fusion.
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Welcome to the DCC, Stardo
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Sleep Token is getting multiple repeat plays right now.
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Eternal Flame - The Bangles
Fallin - Alicia Keys
Girl on Fire - Alicia Keys
China Girl - David Bowie
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At present:
Taylor's Evermore, Folklore and Red in full.
Phoebe Bridgers' Punisher and Stranger In The Alps in full.
I could put the entire blink 182 discography on shuffle and have that playing for hours and hours.
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OGR, have you listened to Meryl Streep’s cover of The Day Before You Came? I like that a lot (and was surprised that I do).
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I have three I'm absolutely hammering on repeat at the moment:
Hebetation by King Buffalo
The Dirt I'm Buried In by Avatar
Feel Right by Mark Ronson & Mystikal
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Albums:
Grace by Jeff Buckley
Protection by Massive Attack
Dummy by Portishead
Songs:
Probably Me by Sting and Eric Clapton
It Could Happen To You by Robert Palmer
Most things by Billie Holliday and Ella Fitzgerald
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Probably Me is a fricking great track
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Goldfrapp - Crystalline Green
Sia - Cheap Thrills
Garth Brooks - Friends in Low places
Gossip - cover of Careless Whisper
Nina Simone - Sinnerman
Jake Fior & Peter Doherty - For Lovers
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Interesting to see what I was listening to 2 years ago! Still play some of the same regularly, others less so. I’ve recently added Sails’ favourite Teardrop.
Some of the other new ones for me:
Fields of Gold - Eva Cassidy cover (was played at our wedding ceremony, so a nice reminder)
the author - Luz
Somewhere - The Blaze feat. Octavian
The Moments I’m Missing - Ranji & Whitenoise etc
Due Tramonti - Ludovico Einaudi, Marco Decimo
P.S. You Rock My World - Eels
Quite eclectic..
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I don’t usually listen to the same songs or albums on repeat in a literal sense, but I have listened to Kacey Musgrave’s Silver Lining and Bruno Mars’ Locked out of Heaven multiple times in a row in recent times
I am much more likely to listen to something on repeat (to use the wording from the OP) if I have had a drink or two
I have also watched the live version from Stockholm in the late 80s or v early 90s of Gary Moore’s Empty Rooms numerous times in a row, but that’s more for the main guitar solo and the outro solo (both of which are, I think, superb) than the song itself
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Have been listening to Bando GZ and his sister.
On relistens over time, Ella and Louis. Just last night was dancing with Mrs D to lots of that on the beach. By which I mean she danced, I swayed.
BB King Live at Cook County Jail srsly listen to How blue can you get.
Robert Johnson King of the Delta Blues Singers
Depends on mood but a lot of jazz with whisky
Classical when working/red.
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He's a pirate - Zimmer/Badelt
Flying theme (E.T.) - J. Williams
All night long - J. Collier
Spanish harlem - Aretha Franklin
Easy - the Commodores
Lazy - D. Byrne
the Sensual world - Kate Bush
When love comes to town - B.B.King/U2
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Eleri Ward’s two albums of “folk” Sondheim covers
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Good Save the King
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Eternal Flame - WHAT. a track
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Spanish flea — Herb Alpert
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Best of my Love - The Émotions
Daydreaming - Aretha Frankin
Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin
You’re thé One - DJ Khalid/ Bieber
Nimrod - Elgar
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It depends on my mood, oftentimes it’s
The Man with the Child in his Eyes by Kate Bush
Who will Sing Me Lullabies? by Kate Rusby
Days by Kirsty MacColl
But more and more it’s
Songs of Love by the Divine Comedy
Here Comes the Sun by the Beatles
Flowers in the Window by Travis
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I can happily listen to Fleetwood Mac's Greatest Hits on a continuous loop.
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Quick correction to Posco
Arthur McBride is Paul Brady with Andy Irvine and yes, I will listen to this song endlessly
There are currently three songs I listen to endlessly
Jeff Beck & Imelda May "Walking in the sand"
Rory Gallagher "Follow Me"
The Stunning "Heads are gonna roll"
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Elvis Costello: Psycho, also I've been wrong before, Riot Act, Party girl.
Tori Amos: Abnormally attracted to sin
Tears for fears: God's mistake, Year of the knife, Fish out of water
Supertramp: School followed by Bloody well right
Paul McCartney: Monkberry Moon Delight
Elton John: Curtains
Frank Sinatra: I've got you under my skin
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Canary Yellow - Deafheaven
Biology - Girls Aloud
Fortunate Son - CCR
Love on Top - Beyonce
Since I've Been Loving You - Led Zep
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