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spucci t1_iucbywc wrote

I was 12 then. JFC.

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Shadowsitter t1_iuchqay wrote

Havent heard this track in a long time, remember liking it. Should I play it again?

Well I guess it would be nice...

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chuckdagger t1_iud3fvy wrote

Broccoli Robs cover was the best.

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paigeken2000 t1_iudbvyy wrote

One of my favorite songs..I feel old.

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suplehnamdamasipoolf t1_iuddiov wrote

Love this album! When the first song transitions from the church organ to the guitar my whole disposition brightens up. You can’t help but get into it!

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waymonster t1_iudiupf wrote

Anyone else enjoy Limp Bizkits version of this?

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onlyredditwasteland t1_iudo3br wrote

Great album. Also makes a great reference record. You can get really clean copies on vinyl for cheap. I highly recommend doing so.

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pleaseremoveyourfist t1_iudtvvn wrote

Yes, it's exactly how a cover should be done. Enough of their own style poured into it, whether you like it or not is up to you but they made it their own in a very good way. Much better than their cover of Behind Blue Eyes.

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trinleyoser t1_iudwbu1 wrote

I just realize how old I am :( I was 19 old when it was released.

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FrenchMaisNon t1_iue0ug1 wrote

Yes, pop greatness, but Listen Without Prejudice vol 1 is an even better album.

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Horseyboy21 t1_iuetpiq wrote

Brilliant album apart from the song Monkey

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tahmias t1_iuf8vwx wrote

I might likely have been conceived to this song.

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CrumberMail t1_iufnxus wrote

Fuck George Michael And Wham

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Unsimulated t1_iug2puv wrote

Groundbreaking at the time. One of the great seminal albums in a year full of them.

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Eskimoposh t1_iug3n4v wrote

Obsessed with this album when I was 10. So much so, that I took my fake diamond earring out of my ear and put a dangling cross in that I bought with my paper route money.

Judaism and a pissed off mother aside, I felt cooler than I ever had and ever would. Ever again.

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ToxicAdamm t1_iuhizbl wrote

The song I still come back to on this album is "Kissing a Fool". The last single released from the album.

George's take on Sinatra-era songwriting. The arrangement, the instrumentation, it highlights the range in his voice and how this hushed song builds into that frenetic ending (and then the resignation of realizing that it's not meant to be) is brilliant.

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