❌Monthly Song Challenge: Archived🎵
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Jocelyn_Nicole_Sawyer
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Day 13 - Song from the 2000's
Chloe_Harper
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Day 13: A song from the 00s
Lucky - Britney Spears
A lot of Britney came out when I was quite young. Idk why, but this song was my favorite of hers from 2000, and I will still unashamedly jam out to it everytime it comes on.
Lucky - Britney Spears
A lot of Britney came out when I was quite young. Idk why, but this song was my favorite of hers from 2000, and I will still unashamedly jam out to it everytime it comes on.
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Day 13: A song from the 00s
What's better than a pop diva? Two of course!
Britney Spears - Me Against The Music (feat. Madonna)
What's better than a pop diva? Two of course!
curious_slut
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I never really thought of myself as someone who's into super into musicians like that but I'd let either of these lead singers do unspeakable things to me
Wonderer67
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The Gonads were always a joke band. Gary Bushell (who coined the term Oi! For street punk w a tougher edge), he also created a sub genre called punk pathetique (think the Toy Dolls or Peter and the Test Tube Babies).
Street punk came back in a big way in the mid/late 2000s and when I got out of the army, it was perfect timing.
The Gonads - Alconaut (2006)
The Gonads were always a joke band. Gary Bushell (who coined the term Oi! For street punk w a tougher edge), he also created a sub genre called punk pathetique (think the Toy Dolls or Peter and the Test Tube Babies).
Street punk came back in a big way in the mid/late 2000s and when I got out of the army, it was perfect timing.
The Gonads - Alconaut (2006)
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Day 13: A song from the 00s
Green Day- 21st Century Breakdown- Live, From Tokyo
Green Day- 21st Century Breakdown- Live, From Tokyo
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Couldn’t agree moreI never really thought of myself as someone who's into super into musicians like that but I'd let either of these lead singers do unspeakable things to me
AmberLGreen
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Day 13: A song from the 00s
Going totally cheesy with this absolute floor filler
S Club 7 - Reach
Going totally cheesy with this absolute floor filler
S Club 7 - Reach
ny_m_teacher
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Day 13 - A song from the 00s
IrrelevantFacts
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Day 13 - A song from the 00s
Okay. So now we are getting to throwbacks that make me feel old. I bring you a daft punk song with a video from June 2007. I was still in high school x.X Despite being double the age I was when this came out, I am aging like an expensive cheese. You just have to flake the crust off to enjoy the perfection.
(Daft Hands) Harder, better, faster, stronger- Daft Punk
Okay. So now we are getting to throwbacks that make me feel old. I bring you a daft punk song with a video from June 2007. I was still in high school x.X Despite being double the age I was when this came out, I am aging like an expensive cheese. You just have to flake the crust off to enjoy the perfection.
(Daft Hands) Harder, better, faster, stronger- Daft Punk
IrrelevantFacts
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Day 14 - A song from the 10s
2019 marks the year that my musical tastes shifted in a weird direction. I have always listened to a variety of artists, but... I mean. Did you hear this song
it is so good.
My most played song from 2019
Love Gun 101-Superlove
2019 marks the year that my musical tastes shifted in a weird direction. I have always listened to a variety of artists, but... I mean. Did you hear this song
it is so good. My most played song from 2019
Love Gun 101-Superlove
Chloe_Harper
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Day 14 - A song from the 10s
As She's Walking Away - Zac Brown Band ft Alan Jackson
As She's Walking Away - Zac Brown Band ft Alan Jackson
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Day 14: A song from the 10s
This one always ends up as one of my most listened to songs on Wrapped.
This one always ends up as one of my most listened to songs on Wrapped.
Jocelyn_Nicole_Sawyer
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Whiskeyjack
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2010 - "Holy Touch" - Foxy Shazam
2010 - "Holy Touch" - Foxy Shazam
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Going to NYC back in the day was an adventure. Being in NYC was an adventure too. Bus to port authority, or train to Penn station, then the 1 down to Houston street (pronounced HOW-ston) to the Bowery.
Agnostic Front was one of the first US skinhead bands. Everyone equated skins with nazis back then, but if you were in the know they were totally regular guys and not racist in any way and in fact quite the opposite. Street punk and hardcore were more fitting terms. They were just rough as hell and so were their friends and fans!
Going To NYC was always a bit of a role of the dice back then. CBGBs would have hardcore matinee every Sunday afternoon for (usually) five bucks and three bands. Saw some absolutely stupid shows there, most memorable was Stisism, Youth of Today and Agnostic Front on the same bill. $6, cash.
That was either 1984 or 85. I was a junior in HS.
It was good to see them the other night. My friends, Dave, and Rob (both RIP) are both in this video. A throwback to the good ol bad ol daze youth crew days of the 80s.
Now everyone lives in Queens, the island or Jersey. No working class people can afford to live in NYC anymore. This is their ode to old NY.
It wasn’t always good.
Agnostic Front - Old New York (2015)
Going to NYC back in the day was an adventure. Being in NYC was an adventure too. Bus to port authority, or train to Penn station, then the 1 down to Houston street (pronounced HOW-ston) to the Bowery.
Agnostic Front was one of the first US skinhead bands. Everyone equated skins with nazis back then, but if you were in the know they were totally regular guys and not racist in any way and in fact quite the opposite. Street punk and hardcore were more fitting terms. They were just rough as hell and so were their friends and fans!
Going To NYC was always a bit of a role of the dice back then. CBGBs would have hardcore matinee every Sunday afternoon for (usually) five bucks and three bands. Saw some absolutely stupid shows there, most memorable was Stisism, Youth of Today and Agnostic Front on the same bill. $6, cash.
That was either 1984 or 85. I was a junior in HS.
It was good to see them the other night. My friends, Dave, and Rob (both RIP) are both in this video. A throwback to the good ol bad ol daze youth crew days of the 80s.
Now everyone lives in Queens, the island or Jersey. No working class people can afford to live in NYC anymore. This is their ode to old NY.It wasn’t always good.
Agnostic Front - Old New York (2015)
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