Songs You May Have Missed #127

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Sugar: “If I Can’t Change Your Mind” (1992)

From an album countless fans tell of their nostalgia for, the debut album by the band Bob Mould formed after the dissolution of  Hüsker Dü. A great album: guitars buzz and catchy melodies abound.

Jarvis Cocker: Don’t Let Him Waste Your Time

Pulp’s former lead singer dispenses wisdom while taking his fare for a lively ride.

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A Very Credible Take On Toto’s “Africa” by Two Guys in a Pizza Joint

if “Africa” by Toto isn’t the “Bohemian Rhapsody” of the 80’s, it’s among a short list of finalists. Like the Outfield’s “Your Love” and, of course, “Don’t Stop Believin'” its appeal is timeless, its cover versions endless.

These two guys do a better job than you might expect from two guys in shorts at a pizza parlour. Respect!

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Drum Fill Friday Quizzes: Match the Drum Fill to the Album It’s From

Kiss drummer Eric Singer at a 2006 concert.

I had a blast with these. Enjoy:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/145504087/drum-fill-friday

(Source: NPR Music)

Songs You May Have Missed #126

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Simply Red: “For Your Babies” (1992)

If you have young ones in your life, I think this song will touch your heart.

Songs You May Have Missed #125

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The Wannadies: “Skin” (2002)

Nothing too complicated going on here. It is, as they say, what it is.

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