Julie is ded, and she ain't comin' back.
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Since I Don't Have You. The Brian Setzer Orchestra.
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"Since I Don't Have You" by The Brian Setzer Orchestra off their 1998 album, The Dirty Boogie.
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Ghost Radio. The Brian Setzer Orchestra.
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"Ghost Radio" by The Brian Setzer Orchestra off their 1996 album, Guitar Slinger.
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For You. Locksley.
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"For You Part One" and "For You Part Two" by Locksley off their 2006 album, Don't Make Me Wait.
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Don't Fear the Reaper. Blue Öyster Cult.
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"Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue Öyster Cult off their 1976 album, Agents of Fortune.
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Kickin' My Heart Around. Black Crowes.
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"Kickin' My Heart Around" by Black Crowes off their 1999 album, By Your Side.
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Stigmata Addiction. Marty Friedman.
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"Stigmata Addiction" by Marty Friedman off his 2006 solo album, Loudspeaker.
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Static Rain. Marty Friedman.
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"Static Rain" by Marty Friedman off his 2006 solo album, Loudspeaker.
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Peanuts. The Police.
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"Peanuts" by The Police off their 1978 album, Outlandos d'Amour.
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Angel. Marty Friedman.
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"Angel" by Marty Friedman off his 1992 solo album, Scenes.
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Valley of Eternity. Marty Friedman.
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"Valley of Eternity" by Marty Friedman off his 1992 solo album, Scenes.
About Julie is ded, and she ain't comin' back.
Music was much better in the '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s and early '90s: bands knew what they were doing. Rock and roll is about energy and expression and not trying to be generic like most of today's bands. I'd trade all the shitty nu-metal, post-grunge and emo bands for one glam metal, hard rock, psychadelic, glam rock or true grunge band to shine like in the golden days of Rock and Roll. Sure, a few artists still know what Rock is (Foo Fighters, Weezer, JET, Priestess, David Cook, etc.), but the rest are all about money. Music is NOT about money. It's about producing great, original songs.
R.I.P. -- Rock 'n' roll -- 1951 - 2000-ish.
Music was much better in the '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s and early '90s: bands knew what they were doing. Rock and roll is about energy and expression and not trying to be generic like most of today's bands. I'd trade all the shitty nu-metal, post-grun...
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