Finished Reputation.

This album intentionally a more aggressive, maybe even angry list of sings, but not without danceable rhythm to it and not without some songs that portray a more hopeful tone. Some emphasis on lust, particularly in "Gorgeous". Not quite so romantic in the traditional sense.

 

Devil horns raised, Coldplay shirt on:

 

If anyone's interested, here's the Top Ten:
1. "Call Me" - Blondie
2. "Another Brick in the Wall, Part II" - Pink Floyd
3. "Magic" - Olivia Newton-John
4. "Rock with You" - Michael Jackson
5. "Do That to Me One More Time" - Captain & Tennille
6. "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" - Queen
7. "Coming Up" - Paul McCartney
8. "Funkytown" - Lipps Inc
9. "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me" - Billy Joel
10. "The Rose" - Bette Midler

 

@Blue Ice Cream Numbers four and nine are favorite oldies of mine

 

@Emperor Ferus Nice picks! Big fan of both those artists. Billy is my all-time favorite.

I actually have all the Top 100 collections. Really enjoy selecting a random year and listening while I'm busy with various tasks.

 

don't call them oldies dammit

 

Considering the band has been around awhile and had some tragedy, they have been very consistent. This could have been recorded right along side White Pony. This is great stuff

 

Symphony No. 6, "Pastoral," by our old friend Ludwig Van, Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra of London conducted by Sir Adrian Boult

 

The Long Run by the Eagles. Great album from a great band.

 

I just listened to BTS's new album BE and aside from one song, "Stay", which gives off a dance music-y kind of vibe, I wasn't enticed by any of the other songs.

 

See I really like Life Goes On, the lead single, and Telepathy. But I am not a huge fan of the general softer, slower, and more poppy thing... Although I get it. We will hopefully get some return to more hip hop (Rap Line has little to do on this album).

 

The Science of Things (Remastered) by Bush #NowPlaying

 

The first time I heard Wuthering Heights, it blew my ******* mind. And I wasn't even watching the video. When you think you've heard everything, Kate Bush will change your life.

 

I’ve been as huge Kate fan since my teenage years (which is a long time ago). It was good to hear her live album from a few years back, it allowed me to hear her songs with fresh ears.

 

Life Goes On is very pleasant sounding to my ears, but something about it doesn't capture me. I will say that I really like JK's vocals at the beginning of the track most of all. As a I type this I'm re-listening to it, and it is growing on me a bit more, especially the chorus.

Telepathy has a really strong start with its beat, but the rest is kind of meh. Dynamite is catchy enough for me to vibe with if my friends are playing it on Spotify, but I would never listen to it on my own. I think the only lead singles I've liked from them have been "Idol", "I Need You", and "Spring Day".

 

Thanks @Leoluca Randisi

 

Thought I'd share this here. My organization, Northwell Health, was a co-sponsor of a special concert featuring a slew of celebrity singers for a fundraiser to help nurses. It completely refrains from being politically motivated at all; it's just about supporting the frontline workers.

 

Anberlin Cities

 

See I am not a fan of Spring Day. But my fav single of theirs is Mic Drop.