#Reddit Music

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

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Frank Zappa

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Frank Zappa I get he’s not for everyone, but as a musician (I just play recreationally) he’s one of the tightest, most intricate, most just fucking out there making weird shit work and I fucking love it. I never really noticed how perverse his lyrics are until she brought it up that every god damn song is sexual, and after she’s said that, it’s pretty spot…

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Did it Age Well? Genesis – Land of Confusion (1986)

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Did it Age Well? Genesis – Land of Confusion (1986) Yeah, like the title says. I mean, we still kind of live in this big ol’ land of confusion. It’s more of a tenacious song than a hopeful one. Would you say his generation put it right? That’s it, that’s my post submitted by /u/lobabobloblaw

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Oh Lena, My Lena, Her Second Name is Fiddle

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Oh Lena, My Lena, Her Second Name is Fiddle I am 85. When I was a Boy Scout I remember my scoutmaster teaching us a song, Oh Lena My Lena…. Does anyone remember all of the lyrics? I remember these lines: Oh Lena my Lena her second name is fiddle, she looks like a bunch of straw tied in the middle, she’s so big and so round and so thick and so wide, when I hug my Lena I do half from each…

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Born in the U.S.A.: The Protest Song America Misheard

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Born in the U.S.A.: The Protest Song America Misheard A deep dive into the cultural history surrounding Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the U.S.A. Springsteen set out to sing for the little guy. Instead, his biggest hit became an anthem for the Man. https://americandreaming.substack.com/p/born-in-the-usa-the-protest-song submitted by /u/American-Dreaming

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What’s an album or song you didn’t “get” at first but later became one of your favorites?

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What’s an album or song you didn’t “get” at first but later became one of your favorites? Some albums just click right away, but others take time to fully appreciate. Maybe it was the production, the songwriting, or just hearing it at the right moment in life. For me, it was Kid A – Radiohead. The first time I listened, I didn’t understand the hype, but after giving it another shot, it slowly became one of my all time favorites. Woul…

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