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On this Good Friday, here’s Easter Lily EP. A much more reflective set of songs emerging from a more personal, private place that some may retreat to in such times – exploring themes of friendship, loss, hope, and ultimately, renewal. Easter Lily EP arrives six weeks after Days of Ash EP, which marked the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday Easter Lily EP available now. u2.komi.io/
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The Best College Rock Album of Each Year From 1976 - 1990:
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On this Ash Wednesday, Days Of Ash is released as a self-contained collection of five new songs and a selected poem - American Obituary, The Tears Of Things, Song Of The Future, Wildpeace, One Life At A Time and Yours Eternally (ft. Ed Sheeran & Taras Topolia). This new EP is a response to current events, inspired by the many extraordinary and courageous people fighting on the frontlines of freedom. Four of the five tracks are about individuals – a mother, a father, a teenage girl whose lives were brutally cut short - and a soldier who’d rather be singing but is ready to die for the freedom of his country.
Days of Ash EP available now. Listen here: u2.komi.io/
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I will never not post this whenever I see it! xitter.cf/rocknrollofall/status/…
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Catherine O'Hara & Danny Elfman recording Simply Meant to Be from ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas,’ 1993.
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The members of Tears for Fears break down how their 1985 hit 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World' was made, a song that debuted at No and went 10x Platinum.
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Station To Station at 50.
Bowie covered, “Wild Is The Wind” written by Tiomkin & Washington for the 1957 film of the same name.
But DB loved Nina Simone’s version.
"Her performance really affected me. I thought it was just tremendous, so I recorded it as an homage to Nina."
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God Save the Queen: A Punk Anthem that Shook the Monarchy
Released in 1977, the Sex Pistols’ “God Save the Queen” became an instant symbol of rebellion.
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The songwriter wrote this song as part of a suburban-life trilogy, inspired by a wasted day spent daydreaming. After the song was rejected by other bands, it became a 1967 hit for this one. Name them.
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Let's take it back to the Twilight Zone! Suspicious Minds live from the Paramount Theatre in Seattle in October 1989.
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🎸🎤🌹Just a Girl by No Doubt [TV Debut] (Conan O'Brien 1996)
"Just A Girl" was written by Gwen Stefani after her brother Eric, No Doubt's primary songwriter up to then, left the band. She wrote it when she was frustrated with her father for being overprotective of her while Eric got free rein. "I wouldn't trade being female for anything, but the guys don't understand what a burden it can be sometimes," she explained.
The song became a girl-power anthem, but that wasn't what Stefani had in mind when she wrote it.
"I was in this all-guy band and all my friends were guys," she explained in a video. "I just had this point of view and I wanted to play on that. I thought it was really appropriate and really real to who I was."
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