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Location: Everybody is going to hurt you, you just gotta find the ones worth suffering for-B Marley
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Ooh, two of my favorite songs.
There are so many of these songs and I don't think of them til they come on. The only ones I can think of at the moment are Ma bel amie by Tea Set, I thought it was George Harrison; Come and Get It and No Matter What by Badfinger I thought was Paul McCartney.
There are so many of these songs and I don't think of them til they come on. The only ones I can think of at the moment are Ma bel amie by Tea Set, I thought it was George Harrison; Come and Get It and No Matter What by Badfinger I thought was Paul McCartney.
Come and Get It was composed by McCartney and Badfinger was very close with The Beatles. They have always sounded similar to me as well.
I've always heard people say that they didn't think La Grange was a ZZ Top song.
I remember being surprised when I heard Lay Lady Lay was a Dylan song ... just didn't sound like Dylan.
I also remember being surprised when I heard that Clapton was singing Promises.
Any others?
I once won a bet with my two carpool partners on this. "For Your Love" came on the radio. Both of the carpoolers (one of whom was my boss) insisted it was by the Beatles and laughed at me when I insisted it wasn't. We bet on it, got to work, and Googled it.
Reggae is a genre that I had no exposure to at all, except unwillingly at a distance. Then , in "Chungking Express", I heard this incredible song in the soundtrack, which turned out to be "Things in Life" by Dennis Brown. What a great singer!
"Beth" by KISS. I still can't believe it's KISS, although I've heard it's their most popular song to date. Makes me think maybe I like KISS after all.
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