I had to look up "pandiculation" and now want to go back in time and change my vote, although I guess that would be based more of the picture of the cat stretching that came up when I googled it than the word itself. Good times.
Bob Dylan. No hesitation. No doubt. Easiest question I've had to answer. I love every one of his songs and he never disappoints. I almost never skip a song and if I do it's because I've listened to that song too many times that day already lol.
New reader here and I'm afraid my answer to this question will not make the greatest first impression, but here we go. Blues Traveler (with Barenaked Ladies coming a close second). Will it help if I explain that I'm a GenXer who is actually a fan of BT, knows every song and was once a bondafide groupie? Did that just make it worse? I'll quit while I'm (not) ahead and just say I'm glad to have found you on a Substack shoutout thread. Back to lurker mode. :)
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I think Charlie XCX would be a good one for this. Lots of bops, fun vibes, consistent sounds across albums.
I had to look up "pandiculation" and now want to go back in time and change my vote, although I guess that would be based more of the picture of the cat stretching that came up when I googled it than the word itself. Good times.
Bob Dylan. No hesitation. No doubt. Easiest question I've had to answer. I love every one of his songs and he never disappoints. I almost never skip a song and if I do it's because I've listened to that song too many times that day already lol.
Panic! at the Disco. Good variety of music styles thanks to some more recent explorative albums. Very few skips.
New reader here and I'm afraid my answer to this question will not make the greatest first impression, but here we go. Blues Traveler (with Barenaked Ladies coming a close second). Will it help if I explain that I'm a GenXer who is actually a fan of BT, knows every song and was once a bondafide groupie? Did that just make it worse? I'll quit while I'm (not) ahead and just say I'm glad to have found you on a Substack shoutout thread. Back to lurker mode. :)
Gosh, Frank Ocean, Fleetwood Mac, Sza
If I'm looking for two hours of straight awesomeness and upbeat music, OK Go.
If I'm looking for two hours of music where I will love every song, Barenaked Ladies, but you knew that already. ;)
thank you for sharing, as always!
i have many answers! i love lots of music!
Roomful of Teeth is amazing and i can listen to their stuff over and over and recommend you do also if you want to
i also really get into zones with Juana Molina and Holly Herndon
i always love Regina Spektor
also Reggie Watts whose name starts just like Regina Spektor but then takes a turn
also really love They Might Be Giants and Ani Difranco
and Cake
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love and thanks for the offering and the asking!
I've always responded more to female singers and female led bands as well. So my answer is Eurythmics/Annie Lennox.