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audiori 
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Hehe..
The word "execrable" and some of the other wacky wording in these posts is caused by the funtime, happy hour, DAmb word-replacing-thingamatraption.
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audiori
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Originally posted by eddie p
I don't get the monkees reference.
I heard Beatles and Amos influences, but if you say it was Monkees influenced , well who were the Monkees influenced by. The Beatles. The first song I heard was Waiting for the Son and I heard a U2 sound in there somewhere. |
I see them as pretty different bands though... although The Monkees were sort of a copy of the Beatles, they didn't really successfully break out of the jangly-pop stuff the way the Beatles did. I mean it's hard to pin any certain style on the Beatles, but if you say someone sounds like the Monkees a very specific sound comes to mind.
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eddie p
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I see your meaning now. After I said that I put Door Into Summer in and went and took and old fashioned dump while I listened. I think maybe now I've unclogged some areas that were hindering me from thinking clearly.
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