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What 🎶music are you listening to at this moment?

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More than two dozen "reaction videos" to Angelina Jordan's searing rendition of "I Put A Spell On You", plus "reaction videos" to some of her other covers: "Back To Black", "Summertime", "Born To Die", "Ain’t No Sunshine", "Unchain My Heart" …😍🤩

I did learn one thing: the sound of lower jaws dropping to ankle height is a fairly uniform whooshing.😂

And it's all Squint-eyed Southerner's fault!😎
 
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You finally posted a link -- congratulations! And about time! "The Merry-go-round Broke Down" played a part in Roger Rabbit.

Gotta go, but for anyone wanting some chill music for inside on a rainy day, I just discovered this:


Speaking of rainy days, here's an addition to the playlist:

 
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And revisiting someone from page 1, another quiet piece or two for late evening listening, by Soula Birbili:


 
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Not listening to it yet, but I preordered this box set back in July and completely forgot about it. It was a nice surprise coming in the mail today. The Kinks are another of my favorite bands

The Kinks Store

The Kinks Store. Muswell Hillbillies / Everybody’s In Show-Biz, Lola, Village Green 50, Music, Clothing, Accessories and Product Ranges
store.thekinks.info
 
Jethro Tull "Aqualung" - on my notebook's DVD player - and with my fat headphones! 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
One of those "monster" LPs - not a weak song in the lot - and some real rock screamers. 🤪
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Serious goosebumps!!! I must have forgotten just how good "Aqualung" is! No wonder some people have called it Jethro Tull's "Sgt. Pepper"!
Some songs sneaking up on you and then hitting you with Hardrock - and then some of them mellowing down to acoustic.
Not the constant in-your-face stuff that often plagued later years (as far as I could tell - losing interest in music progressively).
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And also an LP where you need to listen to the lyrics closely. Dripping acid on all the right places. Been my opinion for decades.
 
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I normally do not post after a post of my own. But I made a bad mistake above in mentioning The Beatles' über-monster album.
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Well, just two CDs below Jethro T in my ready-to-grab stack, what did I find - my 50th anniversary CD of the Sergeant!!!
I'm not reacting for a while here …
 
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