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Homelessness should not exist. Hunger should not exist. Untreated illness should not exist. We have the knowledge and the resources to stop these things. What we lack is a culture that prioritizes people over profits.

@SVG__Collection The rare compilation where the new songs are as good as the old hits, especially the full length Do I Do and That Girl.

“Stevie Wonder's Original Musiquarium I” by Stevie Wonder was released 44 years ago today.

@TheMusicDenOnYT @SC_Herd Just listened to Exile, Saturday. What a sloppy, half assed, poor sounding, overrated album it is. Sticky Fingers was excellent. What happened to this mess?!?

@Mikehomeseller Many are not. I'm definitely aware that I'm in the minority on this one.

@BillSchuster68 Yeah sorry not a huge fan

What do you think of this release by Roger? #mikesquestions #RogerWaters

@mansell_dave @Mikehomeseller @GrayBeard1952 My all time favorite album. I'll say it is perfect.

@Mikehomeseller @GrayBeard1952 Absolutely! Crime of the century is a near perfect album and sonically magnificent!

What a run of albums captured by @GrayBeard1952

@Mikehomeseller @GrayBeard1952 It needs to include Famous Last Words and Brother, Where You Bound?. An outstanding six album run.

@symeew13 You didn't leave off my favorite band, though, so there! 😉

I have selected this list at random just so someone can get angry with me for leaving off their favorite band. 😉🤣😂😅😆

@musicalvagabond I picked Ambrosia, but Marillion is a close second. Marbles is loaded with great music, especially Neverland, The Invisible Man and Ocean Cloud.

Albums released OTD May 03 ✨ favorite album/track?

@musicalvagabond Ambrosia. Road Island is a forgotten classic. It bridges their prog/art rock stuff to their pop/soulful stuff. I love the whole thing, but Feeling Alive Again should have been a huge hit, in the vein of You're The Only Woman, Biggest Part of Me and How Much I Feel.

@Mikehomeseller Trek. I was a nine year old, in the theater, in 1977, for Star Wars (don't you dare call it "A New Hope"). I have the action figures, comic books, etc. That said, Wars is escapist fun, Trek is hopeful, futuristic fiction. Trek just goes deeper and is more relevant to reality.

Which do you prefer? #mikesquestions

@geminidream0610 @AlphenMatthias Oh no, Petey got his feels hurt. Ted Nugent is a scumbag on many levels, but Stranglehold is still a killer track. Wipe your tears and enjoy a masterful album, Petey

@AlphenMatthias Used to worship this album… Bruce’s idiotic libtard politics have made me hate all his music

#Top70AlbumsOfThe70s #7 of 70: Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run (1975) "Born to Run" was Bruce Springsteen’s make-or-break third album and a clear sonic leap from his earlier, lower-budget work, trading suburban studio grit for a grand, polished sound shaped at the Record Plant. With Roy Bittan and Max Weinberg replacing flashier predecessors, the result is a towering, Phil Spector-influenced wall of sound, layered guitars, echo-drenched vocals, rich keyboards, and thunderous drums, matched by Springsteen’s most ambitious songwriting yet. While it revisits the streetwise themes of "The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle", the tone shifts from nostalgic affection to bitterness and distance, as Springsteen confronts the dead-end dreams of his characters with a mix of fear and disdain, as if recognizing his own reflection. More operatic than rock & roll, the album plays like a modern West Side Story, in its scale and drama entirely intentional, for what might seem overblown is in fact the point. Where his previous record felt like a happy accident, "Born to Run" is a deliberate, self-declared masterstroke, delivering on its promise with a sound and set of songs that aim for and largely achieve greatness.

@Nik_Lumina @symeew13 Thank you!

@symeew13 Gangland 🤘🏼🔴⚫🔥

Maiden fans: pick YOUR track!

@symeew13 Gangland. Just because they took this excellent track off of a later version and replaced it with Total Eclipse. I'm not into revisionist history, gentlemen. Gangland rocks.

@mike_muzic IMO, Exile is an overrated, sloppy, drug induced piece of crap. It doesn't belong in the conversation with those other three, actually great, albums. The whole band is not even there on many tracks. What the hell is Mick even singing? Exile is a Turd that should be on the run.

These four Stones albums are widely regarded as their creative peak. Can you isolate one you like most, or is that too tough? After serious deliberation, I'm going with Exile. Beggars Banquet (1968) Let It Bleed (1969) Sticky Fingers (1971) Exile on Main St. (1972)

@trismccall @Mikehomeseller 🤜🤛 thank you.

@BillSchuster68 @Mikehomeseller i love them both, but *pros & cons* is stunning, and "go fishing" is one of my absolute favorite songs. i agree that it's in the conversation for the best album of 1984. and possibly the most underrated album ever.

Which solo disc by Roger do you prefer from below? #mikesquestions #RogerWaters

@VendittiAr22341 @klcheshire Their best!

Band Spotlight : Tears For Fears Episode 2 : Everybody Loves A Happy Ending. Featuring : @klcheshire

Rose of Cimarron by Poco is such a perfect, beautiful song that it brings me to tears. The lyrics almost don't even matter. Rusty Young wrote a masterpiece and gave it to Paul Cotton and Timothy B Schmidt to sing. Poco doesn't get anywhere near the respect they deserve.

@LesPurves Mingus, no question. I just recently bought this delightful set. I am surprised Romantic Warrior was not among the choices for the 70s.

Best jazz albums by decade. Now onto the 1970s— If you could keep only ONE of these and lose the rest forever — which survives? No ties. No hedging. One pick 👇 #Jazz #JazzHistory #1970sJazz #Fusion #SpiritualJazz #AvantGardeJazz #ECM #MilesDavis #HerbieHancock #WeatherReport #KeithJarrett #PharoahSanders #AliceColtrane #CharlesMingus

@johntalsr @gooftroop5000 Well that settles it. Clearly the Beatles are a "boy band".

@BillSchuster68 @gooftroop5000 He wrote the bridge.

I’ll see the ask about “best 3 album run” & raise the stakes to a 5 album run. The undisputed greatest run in music history. I like what someone told me yesterday, it’s unfair to compare another artist to Stevie. S-Tier stands for Stevie. Everyone else is fighting for # 2