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#MondayRandom10 The first 10 from my music library's shuffle function this morning might not be a trainwreck but it does look a little like two playlists collided. 1. The Who - I’m Free 2. Aeon Grey -
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@fc@universeodon.com Well...I may have heard the Who song, I've heard "Until The End of The World" but not that remix, and I have a few Meat Beat Manifesto but not that one. For mine I definitely know
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@alfvaen@mastodon.murkworks.net Of yours, the only artists I've heard of are Moby, The Hooters, and World Party - but I know the latter two's songs.
Pentagenarian who likes to read, listen to music, sing, play games, and watch TV, but doesn't have as much time as he'd like because he has to work as a software developer to support his wife and three kids.
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Pentagenarian who likes to read, listen to music, sing, play games, and watch TV, but doesn't have as much time as he'd like because he has to work as a software developer to support his wife and three kids.
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Feb 03, 2026
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Vince Hill was on "Time To Remember: 1971" from my birth year. Not to be confused with Vince Gill.
Songs To Wear Pants To is mostly silly or commissioned songs by Andrew Huang.
Stephen Duffy was the guy who almost was in Duran Duran but left them before they became famous, recorded as "Tin Tin" and then "The Lilac Time".
The Irish Rovers have been around forever. Irish expatriates singing mostly traditional songs, best known for "The Unicorn".
Feeding Like Butterflies was an Edmonton band, so definitely the most obscure.
Howard Shore did the eXistenZ soundtrack.
And "Trouble With Boys" was the song Ross and Monica danced to in that episode with Dick Clark New Year's Rockin' Eve.
I'd say you win narrowly this week by knowing 2 of 3.
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