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| Pete Yorn – How Do You Go On? Lyrics
| 8 days ago
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@[Jorasar:55090] It was Paul Weller in the early '90s in an interview in Details magazine and Robert Smith expressed the same sentiment in the 90s, too.
Bowie said he was a big fan of the Furs back in 1987 during The Glass Spider Tour.
Around 1987, The Furs asked Bowie to produce their album and he turned them down because he claimed that he didn't want to ruin "their sound".
Bob Dylan was an early Furs fan and wrote "Clean Cut Kid" for them but they turned it down because they claimed that they moved on from "those sentiments" expressed in the song. |
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| The Rolling Stones – Respectable Lyrics
| 10 months ago
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Actually, Jagger told a writer for "Globe and Mail" in the mid 90s that Maggie T. was more Ronnie's main squeeze: "she wasn't my type...not really glamorous!!" |
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| The Rolling Stones – Respectable Lyrics
| 10 months ago
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Actually, Jagger told a writer for "Globe and Mail" in the mid 90s that Maggie T. was more Ronnie's main squeeze: "she wasn't my type...not really glamorous!!" |
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| The Rolling Stones – Might As Well Get Juiced Lyrics
| 11 months ago
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It sounds like a 90s Tom Waits song.
It's probably an hommage to Waits since Keith played on few Waits albums and Waits played on Stones' '"Dirty Work" album. Waits even joined them at few live shows. |
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| Duran Duran – Ordinary World Lyrics
| 4 years ago
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It's self-referential: about Duran Duran's succesful career in the 80s. They, more than any other act, personified the 80s: socially and politically (or more like apolitically) and by the time this was recorded in the 90s Grunge and Rap had taken over and buried the 80s!!
Simon & Company didn't come to bury the 80s but to lament their party that just ended. |
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