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"The first album that I ever heard that made me realize that I wanted to make music was by a band called Joy Electric, and the album was called Melody. It’s like a really bizarre fairy tale synth pop from 1993 and they are out of Orange Country, California."

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Julie Collinge (1183 KP) rated Fine Line by Harry Styles in Music

Jun 1, 2021

Fine Line by Harry Styles

2019 | Pop

8.3

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My daughter bought this on vinyl for her birthday, ( she is 14, and just discovering what real music sounded like! )and it’s really good! Gone has teen sugar pop, and in its place, Harry has evolved into a stylish act with grownup vocals and songs. A must for anyone.

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Escape from Evil by Lower Dens

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Tom Chaplin recommended Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles in Music (curated)

"I guess you could pick any one album of their mid- to late-period, especially Revolver or Rubber Soul. This was very much discovered as a teenager, their story, their music, the feeling of a slight sense of ownership. I don’t like that, in a way, because I hate it when people feel that they kind of own our songs as a band! But anyway, anyone’s who’s grown up with The Beatles feels that sense of, “They’re mine!”. But Sgt. Pepper's… is just mind-bending as to how ambitious it is and also what their energy must have been like and the scene they were occupying. I wish that existed now; unfortunately it just doesn’t. There was a kind of innocence to that time that doesn’t exist now, it was a time when great pop music... you... you still had to try. I think one of my big problems with music today, with a lot of the pop music that’s out there, don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot of great music, but most of what the general population listen to or are exposed to is really kind of mindless or soulless and music can do so much more for you as a human being."

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