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echidna64
Pink Floyd: "Us and Them"
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demonpuppet87
Cauldron - Chained Up In Chains


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Darren Hayes - So Beautliful (A Big Night In With Darren Hayes DVD)


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Mr Magic
Smashing Pumpkins - Cupid De Locke
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"Magic can happen to you."

demonpuppet87
Violent Femmes - Gone Daddy Gone

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Great song, but the video (seen below), is just plain stupid.

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Lesbian Bed Death - Catholic Sex Kitten
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demonpuppet87
Lesbian Bed Death - No Tears Please
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"I don't know who is more infatuated... demonpuppet87 with Darren Hayes, or Jrs with Ariana Grande." - Vaporman87
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The Wallflowers - Everybody Out Of The Water
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eddstarr
If I had my time machine in full working order I would take you guys back to 1979/1980, the beginning of that most wonderful decade of music, The 80's.

And right from the start a band called "The Korgis" set the stage with a sound that defined the new decade. The Korgis caught everyone's attention in a way that's difficult to explain today. Their sound was influential to the point that I call The Korgis, "the band that punched above their weight class".

Their first hit, "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometimes", is a case in point. Lead singer James Warren's unaffected singing style lays the lyrics down in an unhurried, almost matter-of-fact pace that's distinctive. But it's the orchestration that raises this song to a new standard that other bands wanted to copy at the time. 

Even today you can hear the song's ethereal quality, somewhat familiar yet strange at the same time. In my opinion "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime" is one of those songs that dances right up to the edge of the Realm of the Surreal, but does not cross in.

The Korgis - "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime" - 1980

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Vaporman87
Dangit Edd. Now I have that strange yet catchy song stuck in my head.
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