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Rusty Cage - The Guillotine Song

Black Sabbath - Headless Cross (2024 Remaster)

(Heavy Metal)

Finally Sabbath added Tony Martin’s best song on streaming

Chimera by D. Notive

Eminem - Bagpipes From Baghdad

Accept - Humanoid (2024)

(German Heavy Metal)

The Great Pretender by The Platters

Whitey - Fight the Feeling

Jameson Raid - Catcher In The Rye (1979)
(NWOBHM)

Goodbye Stranger by Supertramp

Iron Maiden - Dream Of Mirrors

Running Up That Hill by Meg Myers (Kate Bush cover) (2020)
(Alternative)

Gunna - fukumean

Korpiklaani - Dolorous

Wynder K. Frogg - Sunshine Superman (Donovan cover), Blues For a Frog, Mercy, Hold On I’m Coming, Insense and Dancin’ Pain

From the 1967 debut album by the English Instrumental Rock/R&B group, “Sunshine Superfrog”

The Association - Windy (1967)
(Psychedelic pop)

Pretty much the happiest/good vibes-iest song of all time

Frozen Soul - Glacial Domination

Damnation - The Beginning Of Time’s End

I Only Want To Be With You by Dusty Springfield

Been listening to this song on repeat for the past hour

Spotify Discover Weekley

Try Again by Aaliyah

‘Synchronicity II’ by The Police

Arctic Monkeys - Do I Wanna Know?, R U Mine?, Arabella, I Want It All, No. 1 Party Anthem* and Fireside

From the English (from Sheffield, South Yorkshire) Indie rock band’s fifth album, “AM”** (2013)

For the most part a great album, almost worthy of its 5 out of 5 star critical rating on Allmusic.
The reason why I say “for the most part” is because, in my opinion, the last 4 tracks (out of 12 altogether) of the album take a nosedive and sound a tad too similar (if not altogether derivative) of MGMT and what other psychedelic/funk-styled bands were doing at the time. Still, all the tracks I mentioned above are excellent!

*More of a downbeat song, not a bombastic frat boy kind of party song a la LMFAO
**Obviously stands for “Arctic Monkeys”

Divine Thing by The Soup Dragons (1992)
(Dance-Rock)

Finntroll - Nifelvind (Tour Edition)

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