The Keenan and Kel intro by Coolio slaps

• Let My Baby Ride from Holy Rollers was made in and specifically for that movie.
• The tap-dance number that ends Takeshi Kitano's Zatoichi
• The I-Spy theme song
• Fight the Power was written for Do the Right Thing

Had Colin Hay done Overkill acoustic before Scrubs? Not quite original, but hit differently and I’ve always associated the solo acoustic take with the show.

For the metalheads afoot, Angry Again by Megadeth was writtien specifically for Last Action Hero. That's one of the catchiest songs they ever wrote.

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As an example: I’m the one that’s cool - The Guild

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This is not my point. The point is that where I am from has nothing to do with my post right now. Will you comment that to a Russian person now for example? You understand how silly this is?

and super disrespectful. You know nothing about me, about my believes and ideology.

Soca and chutney music

Pigeon Pit, Days N Daze, Apes of the State, Long Sought Rest, Holy Locust, Defiance Ohio, Doom Scroll, My Pizza My World, Mischief Brew, Rent Strike, Little Foot

These are the artists I've been listening to lately. Lots of banjo-inclusive artists because I'm trying to learn myself. Hope you enjoy something you find!

Just got back from a Heilung concert, it’s fantastic

That is just a silly rationale, every body does it, so shall we.

Why dont you give peace a chance.

You do know everybody does it,no?

I am from that part of the world where israeli conscripts go AWOL to come chill at. Ring a bell??

Keep in mind that Krautrock is not much of a genre. There are vast differences between the bands that fall into that category. For example, Can's an outlier with its jazz/funk/avant-garde influences; so's Amon Düül in all its myriad DIY forms; noise bands like Faust don't have much in common with melodic and occasionally ambient groups like Ash Ra Tempel, Cluster (and its spinoffs), Kraftwerk, NEU! and Tangerine Dream. There's a lot there. If you don't like something, it's a good idea to listen to something else instead, it's likely to be very different.

Fado?

I'm using Tidal so can't use Spotify playlists, any chance of some band names to lookup?

Old school blues rock (I guess is what you could call it) is the absolute SHIT in my opinion. People like George Thorogood or Joe Walsh have some absolute bangers and I haven't met too many people who casually listen to that kind of music but I love it.

Krautrock is awesome

Hypertension

Moonshake

60s reggae. The stuff ub40 borrowed but couldnt actually play. Start with Desmond Dekker ,the Melodians,Jimmy Cliff. Phenomenally soulful n danceable. No samples,computers, all humans!

I remember when "young country" arrived. Basically failed rock musicians stealing buddy holly n jackson browne n wearing cowboy hats. Theres nothing that compares in that field to hank williams sr, ray price, merle haggard n others with that soulful sincerity. It used to be called White peoples blues.

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Vaporwave is great for occasions of stoned contemplation

Italian Blues. I discovered the singer Zucchero years ago and have seen him twice in concert in Somerville, MA. He sings in Italian, Spanish and English. Many of my friends and family refuse to listen to him because he sings in Italian, but will listen to Santana and others that sing in Spanish. (A true music lover doesn’t have a narrow mind or tunnel vision when it comes to appreciating great music). If you love the Blues and or Joe Cocker, Zucchero is worth checking out. He sounds like Joe Cocker and has sung with all the greats from B.B. King, Clapton, Andrea Bocelli, Sting and many others.

While most people think of country music as mainly for American white people here in Australia it is mostly made for and played by our rural indigenous population.

Also it surprisingly has a bunch of crossover with the Aussie Hip Hop scene which itself is also super underrated.

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