What are you listening to right now (2025-11) Thanksgiving 🦃🥧🍂 🦃🧺🎃

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Finally listening to RAM.

"Give Life Back to Music"	WHAT AN OPENING TRACK!! 10/10 So exciting!	4:34
"The Game of Love"	Not bad. 8/10	5:22
"Giorgio by Moroder"	A interview and a song. Would prefer an instrumental but no funny memes then. 7/10	9:04
"Within"	Peak 10/10	3:48
"Instant Crush" (featuring Julian Casablancas)	Also peak 10/10	5:37
"Lose Yourself to Dance" (featuring Pharrell Williams)	Better then Get Lucky. 10/10	5:53
"Touch" (featuring Paul Williams)	I thought the song said 'if love is the answer you're wrong'. Anyways, calming but also funky.. 10/10	8:19
"Get Lucky" (featuring Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers)	Everyone's heard it. 8/10	6:09
"Beyond"

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Haven't heard that one in a long time. Good song. And trains.

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Where I'm going, I don't need Tracks.

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There were three songs. Come on feel the noise is another one from them. A few were bigger hits from other band covers.

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Where it all started - Homework (1997)

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well it technically started with Darlin' in 1992 and the New Wave / Drive in 1994, but you know what I'm talking about
Speaking of New Wave, here's the 5 minute edit they made. This is the first official Daft Punk song ever released

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Yeah Daft Punk goes way back.

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Yeah. They started in 1992 and didn't make any good music until 1995 when they made Da Funk. Still think Discovery and RAM are their best albums

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I wrote a song called “The Gift,” which is about Covid specifically, but in the sense that it’s the Earth, the Earth is speaking in a slightly sarcastic way about, you know, do you like the gift I’ve just sent to you? ‘It wants to take your breath away,’ that kind of thing. And when the song starts, it’s talking about it as if it’s a good thing, and then quickly you become aware that it’s not a good thing at all.


-- Gary Numan