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Tracklist:
Heavydirtysoul • Stressed Out • Ride • Fairly Local • Tear in My Heart • Lane Boy • The Judge • Doubt • Polarize • We Don't Believe What's On TV • Message Man • Hometown • Not Today • Goner
Have you listened to Blurryface by Twenty One Pilots (2015)?
Yes, the entire album!
Partially, some but not all songs
No, but familiar with it
Haven't heard of it before
Spotify ♪ YouTube
Have you heard Baha Men?
Yes
No but I've heard of them
Haven't even heard of them
With “A Girl Like Me”, Rihanna expanded beyond the Caribbean-inflected positioning that launched her career. The album generated multiple in
With “A Girl Like Me”, Rihanna expanded beyond the Caribbean-inflected positioning that launched her career. The album generated multiple international hits and broadened her audience, but fell short of defining a clear public identity. Listeners increasingly knew the songs but did not know Rihanna yet.
Third World - 96° In The Shade
(1977, full album)
[Roots Reggae, Reggae, Pop Reggae]
Tonight by David Bowie EMI Ameirca 1984 Pop-Rock / Pop / Blue-Eyed Soul / Dance-Rock / Sophisti-Pop / Art Rock / Dance-Pop / New Wave / Pop-Reggae / Pop-Soul
Gwen Stefani - Let Me Reintroduce Myself
Brand new video from Gwen Stefani for her new single Let Me Reintroduce Myself. This is a great return to her ska / punk sound with No Doubt.
..:: #81. 311 - What The?! ::..
Yes, it's true! After thirty years, 311 is still making music. And what they may lack in evolution they certainly make up for in consistency. You can always count on these guys for at least one (although occasionally more) balmy nu-reggae contraptions worth returning to. "What The?!" has everything you'd want and/or expect from, well, let's face it, any era 311 song: guitars with wah-wah tones dancing with burbling bass licks, interplay between Doug "SA" Martinez's bright voice with Nick Hexum's deep entrancing one, and a general vibe of whatever time and place you were in when you first heard a 311 song.
Best Moment: The final bass and drum duo that bounds out of the guitar solo at 3:18 and knows exactly how to send us off in style.
Music Video / Live Video
The Album [Voyager]: 6/10
The Playlist [WEIT?'s 100 Songs Of 2019]
