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I am a no one this one. I didn’t enjoy the vocals or the guys sunnies, and the rest of it didn’t lift it up enough to counteract that
That would be a NO…not quite sure which part of that I was supposed to appreciate.
Excellent! Yes.
Where do you stand on synthesisers? Are they real instruments?
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Hmmm…good question…generally speaking I don’t mind a bit of synthesiser
I don’t think that I will answer the second question as some people might think that my answer would incriminate me 
I remember going to see Sade back in the mid 80s and the support act was Gondwanaland who I had previously never heard of.
They played a song called “Ephemeral Lakes”…a mixture of Didgeridoo and Synthesiser…it was hauntingly beautiful.
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That’s pretty funny. My Mum was a big fan and played the album Let The Dog Out quite a bit when she found it.
As you did back in the day when you’d buy an album.
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I feel that there’s a dig in there somewhere. 
Anyway, lucky you for having such a cool mum.
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Haha, no dig. Weird huh?
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How 'bout that US politics thread. 
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My afternoon has consisted of pulling weeds, some light reading and now listening to back to back Heart albums (whilst contributing valuable insight to a number of other threads on here).
No plans on wedging in some Nightwish?
No…I’ve been in 70s mood for the last week or so…apart from my “new album a day” albums…so Nightwish won’t be getting a run. 
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Ah…so a bit of Coda eh…nice
*Dogga quickly exists conversation…
#%$$#**#* Doggie 
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I wisely muted the US politics thread about 5 years ago. Forgot all about it.
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Im not really Frank Zappa fan but I always think about him when I see people argue about politics. He once said this:
“Writing about music is like dancing about architecture—it’s a really stupid thing to want to do.”
Its not the same thing of course, but sorta the same flavour…why bother.
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Appropriate response.
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