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    Bleach by Nirvana

    Bleach by Nirvana

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    Bleach is the debut studio album by the American rock band Nirvana, released on June 15, 1989 by Sub...

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Entertainment Editor (1988 KP) created a video about Death Had Quicker Wings Than Love by Marry Waterson & David A. Jaycock in Music

Nov 12, 2017  
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Marry Waterson & David A. Jaycock - Death Had Quicker Wings Than Love

The official music video for 'Death Had Quicker Wings Than Love'. The single is taken from Marry Waterson & David A. Jaycock's new album, to be released via One Little Indian.

   
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J Cole recommended College Dropout by Kanye West in Music (curated)

 
College Dropout by Kanye West
College Dropout by Kanye West
2004 | Rap
5.3 (3 Ratings)
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"This shit was a life-changing album for me. The first time I heard Kanye rap was on ‘Champions,’ but the first time I saw him and figured out who he was was when the ‘Through The Wire’ video came out. That was the summer before I went to school, in June of 2002. From that moment, I was like, ‘This nigga is the truth.’ I was instantly addicted to the music. ""I went and got everything that was unreleased at that time. I was riding with him, to the point that when I got to school that semester in New York, luckily he had a show at S.O.B.’s. and I went. It was a legendary show. His album didn’t come out until like seven months after that, so it was early. That album is all of my memories of my freshman year of college."

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Darren Hayman recommended Live at Max's Kansas City by The Velvet Underground in Music (curated)

 
Live at Max's Kansas City by The Velvet Underground
Live at Max's Kansas City by The Velvet Underground
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"Any Velvets album can be the best Velvets album. Any Velvets album can be the best album by anyone. You can't make a wrong choice. Max’s Kansas City is today's winner because it has the best story. It has multiple stories. It's a play. It's not an album. Layered narratives are fighting for your attention. First, there’s the stories in Lou’s songs: wastrels, vagabonds and dealers. Second, there’s the story of this being the Velvet’s last gig with Lou. He’s tired and listless between the songs; he knows it’s over. “This is a song about, ooh when you've done something so sad, and you wake up the next day, and you remember it. Not to sound grim or anything. Just once in a while, you have one of those days. I seem to have them nearly every day.” There’s the story of the band itself at this point – no Cale, no Nico, no Tucker. They don’t sound like the Velvets anymore. New drummer Billy Yule sounds like he’s never heard Mo Tucker and never intends to. Then there’s this strange story in the foreground. The show is an official bootleg recorded by Brigid Polk who is sitting next to Jim Carroll. They sound like they’re having a terrible night and he is an arse. He makes her get him Pernod from the downstairs bar and talks over the band about songs he doesn’t know. It’s all perfect because nothing is remotely perfect. I go out on this lousy date with Brigid and Jim over and over again."

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