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PrintableMuthaFunka said: De La Soul - Potholes In My Lawn I sometimes forget this single came first! Another to add: Maxwell -- 'Til The Cops Come Knockin' (I think this single was first, I saw the video on BET and wondered who in the world this crazy-headed brother was!) Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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I remember hearing Marilyn Manson's first record and thinking how amazing it was. Months later, "Sweet Dreams" hit the radio and a band I never figured would blow up, did.
My aunt & uncle had a fun story. They happened to be on their second date in Buffalo NY at a bar where a little known band called The Police were starting their first American tour! If only I coulda been there! | |
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namepeace said: MuthaFunka said: De La Soul - Potholes In My Lawn I sometimes forget this single came first! Another to add: Maxwell -- 'Til The Cops Come Knockin' (I think this single was first, I saw the video on BET and wondered who in the world this crazy-headed brother was!) I remember it like it was yesterday: My lil play-bro played "Potholes" for me in my ride while we were ditching high school, and he was like "Watch, you gon' like this shit!" and I was like "Damn! These nukkas are dope!" As for Maxy, you damn good then, because "Cops" failed pretty bad on the radio. Even I was like "Who's the fool and what's he talkin' bout cops and shit?"  - And then he dropped "Ascension" and blew the fuck up off that! Then I went back and listened to "Cops" and realized how dope that shit was!nWo: bboy87 - Timmy84 - LittleBlueCorvette - MuthaFunka - phunkdaddy - Christopher
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When I first saw the "I Can't Stand the Rain" video, I thought Missy was headed for big things. I liked her because she was always so original.
Other Shockers: Usher (or Usher Raymond on his first single) and Sean "I ruined rap/hip-hop" Combs. I didn't see him having any special talent. I thought he would always be limited to cameos in videos. He hasn't done anything good since he said "uh-huh, yeah" in the Big Poppa video when he was in the hot tub. | |
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BRITNEY SPEARS i knew she would be a hit
CHRIS BROWN even before people knew his name... i knew he would go somewhere MARRON 5 USHER NSYNC DESTINY'S CHILD i was surprised with christina aguilera.. because i did not like her.. becaue i was a really big britney fan.. and thought Christina was copying... i was surprised with rihanna because i used to be one of the biggest beyonce's fans... so i didn't like rihanna because i thought she was copying beyonce.. just the carribean version on beyonce.... but eventually i started to seriously dislike beyonce for various reasons and now i like rihanna a lot... | |
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Here's one that comes to mind: REM - "Radio Free Europe." Yes, believe it or not, I remember the first time I heard that. I guess it's no surprise I went on to be a pretty big fan of them.  "I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015 | |
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MoonSongs said: There were a few but the two I remember most were Joni Mitchell at a little coffeeshop friends and I had called The Cellar ~ waaaayyyyy back in Port Huron, Michigan, and Janis Joplin at The Grande Ballroom in Detroit probably in 1968~69. All of us were like, wow, listen to that crazy voice. We loved it but had no idea ~~~~~
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missmad said: mariah carey vision of love
I KNOW! My cousin would play that song by her ear over and over and over..and I thought...she is gonna be better than Whitney Houston Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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sosgemini said: MoonSongs said: There were a few but the two I remember most were Joni Mitchell at a little coffeeshop friends and I had called The Cellar ~ waaaayyyyy back in Port Huron, Michigan, and Janis Joplin at The Grande Ballroom in Detroit probably in 1968~69. All of us were like, wow, listen to that crazy voice. We loved it but had no idea ~~~~~
I think it's been well established that I am probably the oldest orger here ~ but you wouldn't have known it at the Bjork concert in Detroit a couple weeks ago!!!! I refuse to grow up! Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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