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Except Take The Heat Off Me is better
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Bands that only had one good album
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Nowadays he runs a stalking/defunct radio show forum out of some SEA shithole
I don't think there are many bands who broke up right as they were on top, this was definitely one of them. The band is only known for their one hit, but there are half a dozen killer tracks on the album. The songwriter clearly had a chance at being something akin to a younger version of Prince, but he basically stopped performing and focused on writing instead. He wrote that "Murder on the Dancefloor" track that was so popular a year or two ago (due to being featured in a Netflix movie.) IIRC, he also wrote "Torn" for Natalie Imbruglia.
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Oh no... poor Poopie Williams who arguably ushered in the rising crime and murder rates of his dookie skinned brethren! HE SOO SORRRY MAMA...oooo weeeeee. He DIDNT DO NUFFIN. THOSE WHITE DEVILS ARE LYIN ON HIM. THEY JUST KEEP DA BLACK MAN DOWN... OOO WEEEE
Indeed he should be memorialized for his great service to the rest of society for helping clean the filth.
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I feel like this isn't accurate at all. They had a ton of releases before and after he died and they are all pretty good.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altered_States_of_America
and it's not even a bad listen, if you are into that sort of music.
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Plus within those 10 years the supreme court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional which automatically made a death sentence a life sentence before reversing themselves later down the road.
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Just don't watch the NR "reunion".
How's about BEFORE NR? You watch "The Truth" and "Smokin in Bed" yet????
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I dunno maybe I misread something a long time ago. I'll get snopes on it
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or just listen to them.
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An inmate set Manson on fire in prison in the 80's. He wasn't that magical.
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Wallflowers- Bringing Down the Horses
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They’ve got a couple other good jams but fair
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I don't think there are many bands who broke up right as they were on top, this was definitely one of them. The band is only known for their one hit, but there are half a dozen killer tracks on the album. The songwriter clearly had a chance at being something akin to a younger version of Prince, but he basically stopped performing and focused on writing instead. He wrote that "Murder on the Dancefloor" track that was so popular a year or two ago (due to being featured in a Netflix movie.) IIRC, he also wrote "Torn" for Natalie Imbruglia.
1) it’s a legitimately great album overshadowed by the massive success of the single.
2) He basically said his heart is in producing and has spent the rest of his career doing that. I think it’s a shame because he was a capable front man.
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The drummer died of a heroin overdose almost immediately.
My next one is perhaps a controversial take, but I stand by it… if you exclude all the live albums (which are great), Justice released one front to back all-time classic that completely changed the sound of EDM for 7 years and then everything since has been middling.
The drummer died of a heroin overdose almost immediately.
My next one is perhaps a controversial take, but I stand by it… if you exclude all the live albums (which are great), Justice released one front to back all-time classic that completely changed the sound of EDM for 7 years and then everything since has been middling.
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