01-14-2018, 09:37 PM
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carpe musicam
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Les Barricades Mystérieuses
Posts: 7,710
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Originally Posted by Vaylor
Hey there MB world! New girl here. I'm 24, two kids, my friends always seemed impressed when I talk about music. Decided to find a place where others can relate, can't believe I've never stumbled upon this before.
As far as music preferance, I follow the top 100 and love pop music, but more recently I've gotten interested in country. I've heard it called bro country. No idea �� Whatever comes up on hot country. Other then popular pop and country songs I've always had an interest in upbeat indie bands. I really enjoy reading about artists and new music releases. My least favorite genre is probably 80's. My dad was always stuck in the 80's and I grew up listening to an endless stream of Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Queen. Guys is that 70's? ��
Clearly need to be adopted by a veteran member and shown around �� I've enjoyed reading posts this morning and excited to be here. Can't wait to get to know some of you.
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They span both 70s and 80s. The 80s are a mix bag. You just have to look for the gems. I found one and it's called Abacab. If you haven't already you should really listen to Abacab, it's one of the greatest albums ever recorded. If you so happen to like it, whatever you do, don't let Trollheart know.
Genesis - Abacab
I don't know much of Country, but I like Folk singer-songwriters like Judee Sill and some old County mix Bluegrass like Kate Wolf.
Judee Sill - The Kiss
Judee Sill - The Pearl
Kate Wolf - Eyes of a Painter
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