OT: Early Weekend Jukebox: Minny Edition
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Hey @STPGopherfan , a song in honor of @MaconNitt but changing the name of the band to The Meat
Sweats!
Sweats!
Yeah I don't really dig Prince and I don't know any deep bangers for him.
Dude can play though, the Superbowl performance in the rain was great.
Honey - not sure if this was on that album - was one of the best album covers of the 70's.
They have a whole run of racy covers. I got that single in the mail yesterday. I shouldn't have played it; bad luck for the Steelers.
The A-Side; Skin Tight, was mastered by Gilbert Kong though, which was a nice surprise to see in the deadwax.
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Always a good addition.
There is song from The Decemberists called Severed (its a few years old) but always thought it could be incorporated into our game day music...
If you don't want to listen to the entire song ( I think its good but then I am a Decemberists fan) skip to about the 2:50 mark.
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