source for me: https://www.reddit.com/r/Musicthemetime/comments/1dx5wd1/yoko_and_the_dirty_mac_whole_lotta_yoko/

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Do you know of any songs that an average person wouldn't easily find on the internet, but is still worth listening at least once in a lifetime. I highly encourage music that isn't in English.

what a beast for opening up his album with 11 minutes of prog rock

Actual legend.

• MusicBrainz: https://musicbrainz.org/artist/66ea2957-9423-46d0-b871-ef4afe5c1566

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/17666778

Pretty cool flatfooting w Phoebe Ophelia. Jeremy Marcotte on banjo. Tune is back-step cindy.

"Coldplay were the Saturday night headliner at the 2024 Glastonbury Festival. The band is no stranger to the Pyramid Stage top spot. In 2002, they headlined for the first time, with just one album under their belt. Fast-forward 22 years, they’re nine albums deep, and it’s the fifth time these Worthy Farm favourites have topped the bill, making them the only act to have ever reached this milestone.

They are a band who are continually pushing their live show to new levels, so expect a visual spectacle and to be singing at the top of your voice to a set list full of bangers!"

i post a lot of outkast. i think this is their 4th or 5th. i dont care. they are amazing

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oreglo are a rising, genre-defying four-piece made up of c-sé (keys), Linus Barry (guitar), Nicco Rocco (drums) and Teigan Hastings (tuba). Today, they release their debut EP. Across "Not Real People", oreglo showcase their innovative take on multiple genres: freewheeling through heavy rock riffs to drill-inspired percussion and breezy reggae...

Supposedly a cleverly done Drake diss. Gonna be everywhere like Happy was?

Taken from Iron Maiden's 3rd studio album The Number Of The Beast released in 1982, which featured the singles "Run To The Hills" & "The Number Of The Beast"