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5 December 2019
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Von Bontee said
I’m listening to one of the absolutely, fabsolutely most FABULOUS debut singles of all-time! (swell video too, created two eventful years later)
Heh I just finished watching The Runaways yesterday– I got super excited at the end when they showed Joan looking cool and being successful with her new solo career. They didn’t play “Bad Reputation” though during those sequences at the end, but instead played bits of “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll ” and I think “Crimson and Clover” (which is literally one of my favorite songs– its a cover that, in my opinion, exceeds the original song significantly. “ILRNR” is also a terrific fecking cover, as well.).
I absolutely love Joan Jett in general tho 
— one the best feminist icons there is in Rock ‘N’ Roll , and a prominent dykon.
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@Von Bontee said
I’m listening to one of the absolutely, fabsolutely most FABULOUS debut singles of all-time! (swell video too, created two eventful years later)[Joan Jett & The Blackhearts: Bad Reputation]
I’m quite the fan of JJ and nowhere near the debut single, VB.
Featured on her 1980 self-titled debut album (later rereleased as Bad Reputation in 1981) but the first single off the album was 1979’s You Don’t Own Me as a double a-side with the first version of I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll , followed by 2 singles – Make Believe and You Don’t Know What You’ve Got – in 1980, with Jezebel and Bad Reputation coming as their fourth single, another double a-side, in 1981.
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Next: gotta go on a BowieBinge. Probably Heathen, the weather is finally just right for it.
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Thanks RN, you’re absolutely correct. I’ll amend the post when I next switch accounts.
I need to see the Runaways film!
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5 December 2019
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I need to see the Runaways film!
It’s pretty good– it’s on Netflix right now.
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6.57pm
11 June 2015
Offline I was looking around the internet for a concert they mentioned on the radio today (Pink Floyd with Bowie singing lead) and I ran into this…
Ragazzo solo, ragazza sola – David Bowie (Space Oddity in Italian)
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8.51pm
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17 December 2012
Offline The 18-year-old Kate Bush live in 1977 (a year before her debut album), which includes this Beatles cover…
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9.31pm
8 August 2019
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@QuarryMan have you heard Sufjan’s rendition of Hotline Bling?
what. the. f*ck.
I love it, I swear I started laughing out loud ’cause I haven’t read the tracklist. Also love that Drake song
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Drake – Hotline Bling
BECAUSE SCREW HATERS
but I wouldn’t listen to the rest of Views because yuck
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10.21pm
11 June 2015
Offline Grateful Dead – Not Fade Away–Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad (4-5-71) NY
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10.34pm
8 August 2019
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Grateful Dead – Not Fade Away–Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad (4-5-71) NY
That’s a great cover I wasn’t aware of! One of my favourite Buddy Holly songs.
Also I noticed some time ago that these three songs (one of them Not Fade Away) are some of my all-time favourites and they all have similar riffs. Definitely an early rock standard. My favourite one though is definitely the Dick Dale one
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22 July 2019
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sigh butterfly said
Grateful Dead – Not Fade Away–Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad (4-5-71) NY
That’s a great cover I wasn’t aware of! One of my favourite Buddy Holly songs.
Also I noticed some time ago that these three songs (one of them Not Fade Away) are some of my all-time favourites and they all have similar riffs. Definitely an early rock standard. My favourite one though is definitely the Dick Dale one
Nice choices up there. “Not Fade Away” is a great song, one of their best even. I personally prefer “That’ll be the day”, but this song’s pretty close in comparison.
I decided it’d be Ellington week for myself, so I started out with this album:
Highlights for myself include: “Clarinet Lament”, “Trumpet in Spades”, “Mood Indigo” and “Crescendo in Blue”. Definitely recommend it.
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11 June 2015
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You’re right Jules, I never noticed that. That music really takes be back to a time I wasn’t even allowed to listen to music (still found a way though).
Ok, I am going on a full Beatle binge through the holiday. I have lots of good stuff I have and haven’t listened to. I’m starting with some live tracks. This is HELP! from a UK television appearance on 1/8/65. A couple of observations, while originally watching the Beatles perform in the 1960s I realize that John was my primary focus. I watch clips now and I’m amazed/amused at the others movement and style, as if I’m seeing it for the first time. Also, in my mind this clip represents the main stage plotting the Beatles used (Paul and George on the left sharing a mic, Ringo back-center and John a bit forward on the right). I’m always a bit surprised when I see them in a different plot, such as for the first song on the Ed Sullivan Show:
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11.15pm
5 December 2019
Offline ^^^Everytime I watch a live performance, it feels like I’m seeing them for the first time all over again. I love watching them perform– it’s quite a treasure to see the Beatle magic work live, even if just through youtube clips and documentaries *sigh*
my sweet lord, I really am fecking head-over-heels in love with them–
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11.52pm
1 December 2009
Offline Jules said
Also I noticed some time ago that these three songs (one of them Not Fade Away) are some of my all-time favourites and they all have similar riffs.
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15 February 2015
Offline Heathen is such a good album oh my starmen and lady stardust garters
I didn’t get to do as much Bowie bingeing as I intended, I was busy listening to Tudor era court music, Erik Satie, and nocturnes by Chopin for our evening family drawing session 
how dreadful, amirite?
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12.08am
8 August 2019
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Jules saidAlso I noticed some time ago that these three songs (one of them Not Fade Away) are some of my all-time favourites and they all have similar riffs.
Great stuff Vonbon, thanks!
Curiously enough, the Dick Dale track I posted isn’t included in the mentions.
EDIT: oh wait, there is a Dick Dale track listed as “Tribal Thunder”, which I’m listening to right now and it seems to be the same track as Surfing Drums but re-done with another title.
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12.23am
5 December 2019
Offline Comparing this version of “Nowadays” to the movie version before I go off to sleep– I freaking love this song in general though, the perfect ending to a terrific musical.
After reflecting and comparing, my one gripe with the movie version compared to the 1997 Broadway Cast version is that I wish they made one extended duet with Roxie and Velma instead of only giving them like a minute of the song before going into “Hot Honey Rag”
And I also do really like the Original Cast version with Gwen Verdon as Roxie and Chita Rivera as Velma (though Chita isn’t really my favorite Velma, by far– she was the original, but her version was a bit…..cheesy and not quite so dark and sexy as Bebe Neuwirth’s and Catherine Zeta-Jones’ Velmas, who I believe both captured and executed the true character of Velma Kelly extremely well, developed her further. Also not a huge fan of Chita’s singing style in her Chicago numbers either– besides “Nowadays”, of course)
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I am going to revisit this most inspired page of musical cosiderations after Memorial Day. I have made a note on me calendar
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