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Old 04-28-2014, 09:57 PM   #80 (permalink)
ladyislingering
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Recently, Squeeze has made a comeback in my musical cravings. A couple songs I don't think I've posted before, but I've come to enjoy for their spooky tones:

"The Very First Dance"



"Out of Control"



Speaking of spooky, this crawled into my brain a few days ago and it was clear that I needed to fully appreciate the Monochrome Set in all their brilliant lyrics and spookiness. Bid's delivery gets me every time.

The Monochrome Set - "Eine Symphonie des Grauens"

Spoiler for I'm dead and dank and rotten, my arms are wrapped in cotton:


I've also realized how glaringly suitable this song is for many people I know. (Also "Low" is such a flawless album.)

David Bowie - "Breaking Glass"

Spoiler for You're such a wonderful person...but you got problems.:


I've posted this next one at least twice, but I feel it's a necessary ABBA track for every "they were just a stupid disco thing" skeptic to hear. This is pure magic. This is a masterfully spun tapestry of perfectly compatible harmonies.

ABBA - "I Let the Music Speak"

Spoiler for voices call out to me, straight to my heart, so strange, yet we're so well acquainted...:


I found this a couple nights ago and though I'm normally completely spellbound by Jim Morrison, this was outright captivating.

The Doors - "Unknown Soldier" (Live at Hollywood Bowl)

Spoiler for yep, still want to screw Jim.:


And though this pretty much wraps it up, I need to post this one again because holy lord.... oh, .... Jim ..... that poem about Pamela.

The Doors - "Light My Fire" (Live at Hollywood Bowl)

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