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Chino Moreno recommended Sunset Mission by Bohren Und Der Club of Gore in Music (curated)

 
Sunset Mission by Bohren Und Der Club of Gore
Sunset Mission by Bohren Und Der Club of Gore
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"This record can adapt to almost anything I'm doing - I listen to it when I cook, when I shower, when hiking, but it's perhaps best for nighttime, I have a cocktail in my hand, and I'm looking over the city lights. It is cocktail music in a way, but very dark. It's a very soothing record, to the ears and the soul. I actually put it in a metal category, even though it's more jazz, because the mood of it is so dark. They're opposites, but it works. In music that I make, even if it's subconsciously, I try to bring together the beauty and the dirtiness of rock. I love the contrast and dynamic of that."

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    Radio Live! deluxe

    Radio Live! deluxe

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    Radio Live! ... all your favorite radios stations always nearby! - Background audio radio playing. ...

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Suggs recommended Sings Blue by Otis Reading in Music (curated)

 
Sings Blue by Otis Reading
Sings Blue by Otis Reading
2015 | Pop, Soul
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"If you wanna talk about soul music, I was a big Motown fan and I came a bit later to Otis Redding, but he just had that bit more edge. Obviously it wasn’t rock, but he could do a Motown song, like ‘My Girl’, but with everything roughed-up. I remember reading that when they recorded it, he’d do three or four takes of each track, and they’d all be different, and you could have used any one of them. And you can hear that: it’s like jazz, almost, these wild interpretations. He was in his prime, and that band was in its prime, Steve Cropper was really flying, and there’s nothing much more to say about it, just an extremely powerful album."

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