What are you listening to right now

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..and we're back on-topic.
Here's the shortened Season 3-4 mix of Welcome to LazyTown without sound effects or dialogue.
Ripped from "Here we Go" AUS CD (actually Spotify, but they ripped it from the CD.) Welcome to LazyTown.mp3

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There will be a power outage in an estimated ten minutes. I'm listening to the first LazyTown album released in the UK before the dark day..

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See ya in 9 hours!

[chuft]

Power outage? What?


By the way, "DJ Ted Stevens" is a joke, Ted Stevens was a US Senator. The lines in that video are actual statements he made as a Senator.

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Power outage? What?

the builders in my city are building the most useless and unasked for pathways

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[chuft]

Man I haven't heard that song since the original on the radio back in the day.

[chuft]

[boredjedi]

Man I haven't heard that song since the original on the radio back in the day.

I was going to post the original too for those around here that wouldn't know.
I'll fix that now. Brings back memories of the beach. It's one of the songs
that would be played a lot on radio during the summer back when it was released.
Every radio on the beach would usually be tuned to same station and all were playing
the same thing.

The Smith's London. I wasn't ready for that intro squeal. My volume was up.

[chuft]

I can only imagine the songs we would have had if the Smiths had not broken up so soon. Johnny Marr was only 19 when the first Smiths single was released. An amazing songwriting pair. I have always wondered how some people have such skill, talent and self-confidence that early in life. I am really curious what else Marr has written over the decades since I know he stayed active. I wonder if any of it was Smiths-like.

Then again if the Smiths had stayed together we would not have some great Morrissey songs he wrote with other people like Last of the Famous International Playboys, Suedehead, and Every Day Is Like Sunday, which he co-wrote with Stephen Street. Might as well link some that I haven't already. I think there is a lot of Smiths and Morrissey music out there that I should explore.

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By the way the Primitives, my favorite band, became relatively famous in the UK because Morrissey was seen wearing a Primitives T-shirt at some Smiths event or other. Like The Smiths, the Primitives were into 1960's style jangly guitars.

When the Primitives got back together and started recording again in 2012 I was in heaven.

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Woah. Chuft's on a music video spree.
Anyways..
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...f&opi=89978449

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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...g&opi=89978449