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I'm trying to make a playlist with songs that have deep bass and clap. Like:
The Mystic - Adam Jensen.
I really like the bass and clap... another example is Its time - Imagine Dragons. or like Heaven Knows - The Pretty reckless. Thanks to anyone that can help.
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someone pls recommend me some artists that are similar to richard hell
You should check out the Heartbreakers, his band right before the Voidoids with Johnny Thunders of the New York Dolls.
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Going to be listening to Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers - L.A.M.F. for the first time today, the world is telling me that there was a lot of controversy over the mix. Does anybody have an opinion on which would be the best to hear first? The original '77 mix, the 1984 mix, or the "Lost '77 Mixes" released in the 90s.
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There's 3 reason why the Rolling Stones are better. I'm going to list them here. 1. Jimi Hendrix from Rolling Stones was a better guitarist then Jimmy Page 2. The bassist from Rolling Stones isn't dead 3. Rolling Stobes wrote Stairway to Heaven and The Ocean so we all know they are superior here.
Looking for any classic country albums even remotely as ambitious as Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's Will the Circle be Unbroken project from 1972. For those of you that haven't heard this it's basically the classic country version of The Last Waltz. In 1972 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band managed to convince a handful of classic country legends to get together in a studio, hang out, drink beer, and fire off ~40 incredible collaborative renditions of classic country standards and hits, resulting in one of the greatest masterpieces ever produced in country music.
Anybody know of any similar collaborative albums featuring multiple country legends together?
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Going to be listening to Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers - L.A.M.F. for the first time today, the world is telling me that there was a lot of controversy over the mix. Does anybody have an opinion on which would be the best to hear first? The original '77 mix, the 1984 mix, or the "Lost '77 Mixes" released in the 90s.
Wen't ahead with the "Lost '77 Mixes" and it sounded great, good album.
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There's 3 reason why the Rolling Stones are better. I'm going to list them here. 1. Jimi Hendrix from Rolling Stones was a better guitarist then Jimmy Page 2. The bassist from Rolling Stones isn't dead 3. Rolling Stobes wrote Stairway to Heaven and The Ocean so we all know they are superior here.
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