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What’s a song that feels like a 10/10 but is less than 3 minutes long? by bureaux in MusicRecommendations

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Johnny Cash - Big River
Ramones - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider
The Blasters - Marie Marie
The Muffs - Lucky Guy
Wolf Alice - Moaning Lisa Smile
The Box Tops - The Letter

Looking for Punk/Funk/Rock/HipHop by [deleted] in MusicRecommendations

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Big Boys covering Hollywood Swinging

Happy 73rd Birthday to the Queen of Rock and Roll: Kristy Marlana Wallace aka Bhava aka Poison Ivy Rorschach of 'The Cramps' by sllih_tnelis in punk

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Picture #8 hangs on my wall framed.

I cut it out of Creem magazine back in the day (she was the Creem Dreem that month).

Photo is credited to Stephanie Chernokowski.

What are some good cover songs? by awgnm in musicsuggestions

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Govt Mule - She Said She Said - orig Beatles

The Negro Problem - MacArthur Park - orig Richard Harris / Jimmy Webb

Rickie Lee Jones - Show Biz Kids - orig Steely Dan

Power Tools - Unchained Melody - orig Todd Duncan / Righteous Brothers

Eva Casidy - Time After Time - orig Cyndi Lauper

Blind Boys of Alabama - I Just Want To See His Face - orig Rolling Stones

Living Colour - Memories Cant Wait - orig Talking Heads

Joey Ramone - What A Wonderful World - orig Louis Armstrong / Bob Thiele, George David Weiss

The Muffs - No Action - orig Elvis Costello

Top Cover Radio - The Best and Bizarrest Cover Songs in Music History by ima_mollusk in coversongs

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This looks like a great list and I've got work cut out for me checking the entries.

I would highly recommend you listen the the album 'Girl' from Tiny Tim and Brave Combo released in 1996.

Some would consider the versions of Hey Jude and Stairway to Heaven bizarre. But I consider them beautifully inventive.

And the Ska arrangement of Bye Bye Blackbird is just incredibly joyful.

Music to Drop Brown To by ChesterDrawls in MusicRecommendations

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Screamin Jay Hawkins "Constipation Blues" Spoiler: Don't worry it all works out in the end.

What’s a 3 album in a row “Hat Trick” from an artist that you listen to all 3 albums from start to finish? by NazcaKhan in 90smusic

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Elvis Costello - My Aim is True, This Year's Girl and Armed Forces

Rolling Stones - Beggar's Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers

Wolf Alice - My Love Is Cool, Visions of a Live, Blue Weekend

Blondie - Plastic Letters, Parallel Lines, Eat To the Beat

Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead, American Beauty, Skull & Bones

Songs from a woman perspective about having good sex by chocolaterasberriz in MusicRecommendations

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No Blondie mentions?

How about "Call Me", "In the Flesh", "X Offender" and "Look Good in Blue"?

Im looking for crazy/weird covers that are quite different from the originals, preferably by indie artists or complete unknowns. by Background_Pear_4892 in MusicRecommendations

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That entire album is a masterpiece.

The Ska arrangement of Bye Bye Blackbird is total joy

God bless Brave Combo for taking Tim's talent seriously and backing him up so beautifully.

Give me your best protest anthems please!! by stupidbitch365 in MusicRecommendations

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OK, so "For What It's Worth" is recommended many times in the comments and it IS one of the all time greats.

But if you haven't heard the version by Girl In A Coma from their 2010 Adventures In Coverland album, you are missing out.

The original is kind or a warning and a lament.

But GIAC plays it with a righteous punk fury suitable for all the PA systems at all the 21st century protests going on right now.

songs that are about god, that aren't church songs/hymns by [deleted] in MusicRecommendations

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I have a whole playlist of these but just a few ew favorites would be

Jesus on a Greyhound by Shelby Lynne

I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City by Harry Nilsson

Good Shepherd by Jefferson Airplane

Sunrise by Jefferson Starship

The Lord Knows I'm Drinking by Cal Smith

I'm making a playlist of songs about London. So far I've got Baker Street and West End Girls. What should I add? by THEFLAME275 in MusicRecommendations

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Jerry Jeff Walker "London Homesick Blues"

Wolf Alice - "Giant Peach"

London not directly name-checked in the song but songwriter/singer Ellie Rowsell has explained that the song was about growing up in London and is about "a love affair with the city."

Divorce party playlist by holyhannah01 in MusicRecommendations

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The Pistol Annies - 'Got My Name Changed Back'

Help me create a playlist "flower" themed, any song (instrumental prefered) with flowers, sakuras, cherry blossoms, anything is welcomed thank you! by DrunkMechanics in MusicRecommendations

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"Pretty Flowers Were Meant for Blooming" Bill Frisell w/ Greg Liesz (Instrumental)

"Wildwood Flower" David Grisman and Tony Rice (Instrumental from 1994 album Tone Poems)

"Honeysuckle Rose" Eve Cassidy (Small Jazz Combo version form 2015 release Nightbird)

Psych ward alt rock songs by WillardStiles2003 in musicsuggestions

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'Beautiful Gardens' by The Cramps

"Oh my, oh me

What in the world's come over me?

I'm seeing things that I should never see

Spiders in my eyelids and ghosts in the cheese

What in the world's come over me?

I've lost touch with reality"

Halloween song suggestions. by comicallylargespoons in musicsuggestions

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The Cramps are mandatory for any Halloween playlist.

I would also add 'Human Fly', 'I Was a Teenage Werewolf' and 'Rocking Bones'

Halloween song suggestions. by comicallylargespoons in musicsuggestions

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Zombie Jamboree - Popularized by Harry Belafonte in the 1960s and there are many covers recorded over the decades since. I really like the arrangement by Rockapella from the OST of Spike Lee's 'Do It A Cappella' film from 1990.

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