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14 November 2017
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Turn it up!
Liverpool's own Lightning Seeds (the video is nuts but the song is good):
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Turn it up a bit.
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Turn it up a bit...don't like the singer, but with the electronics and rain fx and surprise drum buildup, I imagine it'd sound nice on headphones on a lazy stoned Sunday morning in bed.
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-- Paul McCartney
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1 January 2017
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Nice. Turn up! Love the different references and wordplay ("I been Rolling Stoned and Beatled till I'm blind" 
) plus, I think the organ makes a nice touch!
Next up, one of my favourite album openers (Have no idea why it's listed as track 4 in the video title, but nevertheless...):
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Turn It Down. I’ve listened to the album before, and I recall it being very Run Of The Mill . The songwriting and production on that one just don’t do it for me.
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Von Bontee said
Turn it up a bit...don't like the singer, but with the electronics and rain fx and surprise drum buildup, I imagine it'd sound nice on headphones on a lazy stoned Sunday morning in bed.
Matt Bellamy... either you love him or you hate him. Muse fans (such as myself) love him, everyone else hates him.
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sir walter raleigh said
Turn It Down. I’ve listened to the album before, and I recall it being very Run Of The Mill . The songwriting and production on that one just don’t do it for me.
Turn that up @sir walter raleigh
What do you all think of this from Paul? I love it:
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25 December 2017
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Very trippy. Turn it up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?.....R4XNqrqxrU
I don't do threats but i love this song more than your parents love you. If there is a turn down. Prepare for being dragged out of bed, tased in the face and being beaten in the parking lot
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10.59am
14 December 2009
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You don't scare me, Purplish one!! I say turn that song UP because it's classic, and not because of your pathetic threats.
I suspect Sir Walter may find this band's lone 1971 (double) album "Music To Eat" enjoyable - it's kinda Phishy
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sir walter raleighOne day, a tape-op got a tape on backwards, he went to play it, and it was all "Neeeradno-undowarrroom" and it was "Wow! Sounds Indian!"
-- Paul McCartney
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26 January 2017
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Turn It Up! Like his voice, like the riff, and I like the song. I need to check out more of The Hampton Grease Band. From what I've heard about them they check off a lot of my boxes:
Atlanta band (Yes!)
Used to warm up Grateful Dead & The Allman Brothers (Yes!)
Often spoken in the same breath as my man Frank Zappa (YES!)
I can sort of hear the Phish connection, but when I think "Phishy," I think of something like this. Especially at around 2:20
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Beatlebug"The pump don't work cause the vandals took the handles!"
-Bob Dylan, Subterranean Homesick Blues
"We could ride and surf together while our love would grow"
-Brian Wilson, Surfer Girl
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25 December 2017
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Turn it up just a wee bit
To celebrate Prince's legacy today
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Keep it where it is.
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14 December 2009
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Turn it up, that rocks! Very '80s sounding.
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That's actually quite interesting. Turn it up a *little* bit.
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14 December 2009
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Turn up a notch or two. I like the densely-packed guitars-at-cross-purposes feel of certain 1974-6 Led Zep imitators that comes through. Still don't think Grohl is a particularly notable drummer, tho...there was a lot more to Bonzo's style than just "hit everything hard on every beat".
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14 December 2009
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Turn that up a notch, the hook and Steve's singing are kinda catchy. I usedta see Cockney Rebel albums in used recshops in the 80s and 90s but never checked them out (not a huge glam fan)
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Hmmm, on first listen I'd probably turn it down, but I know a few more listens I'd be turn it up, so leave it where it where.
This is a stonking great tune (imo). 1961. Billy Strange on guitar using a Red Rhodes fuzz box (probably only the second use of a fuzz box on record), and the great Charlie McCoy on harmonica. Easy to see why Johnny fell in love with this one...
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