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45m ago
While the majority of artists have studio albums considered their best, who is an artist where a compilation album can arguably be considered their best work over any of their studio records? Example: ABBA. Their greatest hits album Gold is, not only their best selling album, but also one of the best selling albums ever. And some critical reviews I've read of Gold consider it ABBA's definitive work. Who else does this apply to?
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Reddit » Music
45m ago
Obviously there might be some debate as to what the most “popular” song is, and it’s also not meant to disparage the rest of the artist’s discography, but it’s undeniable that certain artists are known for one song (or, in some cases, multiple songs) in particular, and it just so happens that song is a cover song. Here are a few examples.
Laura Branigan - Gloria by Umberto Tozzi
Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson
All 4 One - I Swear by John Michael Montgomery, I Can Love You Like That by John Michael Montgomery
UB40 - Red Red Wine by Neil Diamond, I Got You Babe by Sonny & ..read more
Reddit » Music
3h ago
So, there are some songs that have melodies that are just...magical. They give you chills the moment you hear them. They are so ... powerful.
These songs have always fascinated me - what it is about these songs that makes them so amazing? The way they seem to resonate directly with your nervous system.
For me, examples are Ode To Joy, Amazing Grace, Cliffs of Dover, Joy to the World (Christmas, not three dog night...
Does anyone else feel this way? There's music that I love, and then there's music that feels like it amounts to a quantum physics or even mystical discovery by the musician.
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