#Reddit Music

Mostly music sharing, and usually more obscure stuff––nothing from the Hall of Fame here.

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🎶 What’s the song that instantly puts you in a good mood? 🎶

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🎶 What’s the song that instantly puts you in a good mood? 🎶 We all have that one track that just clicks and brightens the day. Whether it’s the beat, lyrics, or nostalgia – there’s something magical about it. For me, it’s “Walking on Sunshine” by Katrina and the Waves. As soon as those first chords hit, I feel like I’m floating on air. It’s impossible not to smile when it’s on! 💥 Share yours and tell us …

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Did 70s/80s female rockers go through (questionably aged) groupies like their male counterparts?

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Did 70s/80s female rockers go through (questionably aged) groupies like their male counterparts? I listened to a podcast about groupies and LedZep and while that’s not new news, it got me thinking about the sex/drugs/rock n roll era in general. Were male groupies even a thing? That Pleather fellow was mentioned in the Des Barres book, but it gave off the impression male groupies were really rare. Were there teenage boys trying to get backst…

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Why does music make me so emotional?

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Why does music make me so emotional? Lately I’ve been listening to orchestral music or classical piano. I’ve been putting headphones in and blasting stuff like Clair de Lune or anything by Hans Zimmer and whenever I’m listening I start crying. It’s like it awakens something deep inside of me and I have no control over it. My whole body reacts to it, I get chills and goosebumps. Is …

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Why were the Kinks not as famous as say the Beatles or the Stones?

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Why were the Kinks not as famous as say the Beatles or the Stones? Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into the British Invasion lately, and I can’t help but wonder—why aren’t The Kinks as globally iconic as The Beatles or The Stones? I mean, they gave us You Really Got Me, basically invented power chords, and their first few albums are next-level. Was it the U.S. ban? Bad luck? Or maybe their rougher, more chaotic …

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