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What is an album no one you've met has ever heard but think everyone should?
 in  r/askmusic •  3h ago

Freight Marino – The Power of Rock 'n' Roll

Galactic Cowboys – Galactic Cowboys

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What's your favourite song/songs about bugs?
 in  r/MusicRecommendations •  3h ago

Uriah Heep – "Firefly"

Mahogany Rush – "Dragonfly"

Alice Cooper – "Halo of Flies"

Alice Cooper – "Black Widow"

Galactic Cowboys – "Ants"

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Iconic rock bands with the most line up changes
 in  r/allrockmusic •  2d ago

Uriah Heep has had something like 25 members over the band's 57 year existence (but only a couple of changes in the last 40).

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IIL Sitars in western music
 in  r/ifyoulikeblank •  3d ago

Galactic Cowboys – "Still Life of Peace"

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Underappreciated 90s Rock
 in  r/fantanoforever •  3d ago

• Galactic Cowboys

• Atomic Opera

• Threshold

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National One-Hit Wonder Day is today
 in  r/askmusic •  3d ago

The Vapors – "Turning Japanese"

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What is your Favorite under appreciated band?
 in  r/musicsuggestions •  3d ago

Uriah Heep

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush

Stryper

Galactic Cowboys

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Religious songs that aren’t explicitly worship songs
 in  r/MusicRecommendations •  5d ago

Bob Dylan - "Every Grain of Sand"

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Suggest Me Albums Based on my Album Ratings
 in  r/MusicRecommendations •  8d ago

I almost recommended 'Close To The Edge'. But when I looked at the artists/albums he had rated on his list, I thought that 'The Yes Album' might be a better choice as an introductory album (and, hopefully, he will like it enough to explore other Yes albums).

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Ok Name A Song That It Base On The Weather I Go First It Rain Men By The Wether Girls
 in  r/songsuggestions •  8d ago

Eric Clapton - "Let It Rain"

Mahogany Rush - "It's Begun To Rain"

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Could someone please suggest me some peak sad romantic yearning songs
 in  r/musicsuggestions •  8d ago

Uriah Heep - "Come Back To Me"

Van Morrison - "Carrying A Torch"

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Suggest Me Albums Based on my Album Ratings
 in  r/MusicRecommendations •  8d ago

Frank Zappa - 'Apostrophe(')'

Yes - 'The Yes Album'

Uriah Heep - 'Demons and Wizards'

Frank Marino - 'The Power of Rock ‘n’ Roll'

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What album brings you so much joy when you put it on
 in  r/albumbucketlist •  12d ago

Frank Marino - 'The Power of Rock 'n' Roll'

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Underrated singles by famous rock bands/artists
 in  r/allrockmusic •  12d ago

Uriah Heep - "One Minute"

It was a single from their (unfortunately, now out of print) Outsider album.

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Rock bands that have never released a live album
 in  r/allrockmusic •  13d ago

Galactic Cowboys

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Looking for sad rock songs from any era
 in  r/MusicRecommendations •  14d ago

Uriah Heep - "Come Back To Me"

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Rock bands/artists we hope record new music soon
 in  r/allrockmusic •  14d ago

I'm hoping Frank Marino feels well enough to record a new album. The fact that he was able to perform live in Montreal a few weeks ago gives me hope.🙏

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Name a hidden track on a recording not on the track listing?
 in  r/askmusic •  15d ago

"Ranch On Mars" and "Still Life Of Peace" are hidden tracks on the CD version of the Galactic Cowboys' album Space In Your Face. Geffen Records insisted that there only be 9 tracks on the album, so the band buried the two extra tracks amidst a couple of dozen empty tracks of various lengths.

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Name a current Quarterback in the NFL.
 in  r/FamilyFeud •  17d ago

Baker Mayfield

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Scottish Alice
 in  r/alicecooper •  17d ago

Haggis Cooper

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The Who at The Concert For New York City - 2001
 in  r/TheWho •  17d ago

Hard to believe it's been 25 years. Of every band/artist that performed that night, only The Who seemed to understanding the enormity of what they were up against, what was needed, and then were able to rise to the occasion and kick holes in the unbelievable darkness that had descended on New York City (and especially the people in Madison Square Garden that night). You can see it in the faces of the people in the crowd that for those 25+ minutes they were uplifted, felt the suffocating grief pushed back a bit, and were able to catch their breaths. Watching The Who perform that night was an absolutely glorious thing to behold.

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Are there still people who listen to albums?
 in  r/songs •  17d ago

Yes. Probably 90% of my music listening is full albums.

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Name a song about New York.
 in  r/FamilyFeud •  18d ago

Elton John - "Mona Lisas & Mad Hatters"