Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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Just as the title says: Why are bonus tracks so common in japanese versions of a release?
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A woman and I were discussing what the song was about. I thought it was about the being poor and wealthy. She said it had more simply to do with being hungry. Having re-read the lyrics, I am now more ...
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Why is it that Garth Brooks's music isn't available to stream via any major music distributor (e.g. Apple Music, Google Play, Amazon Prime Music, Spotify, etc.)?
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Coming from the question about distinguishing songs from tracks based on presence of vocals, I wonder if track is a term that can be used for every kind of musical work?
In the comments, Noach mi ...
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Several blues and rock songs refer to “big-legged” women, like Led Zeppelin’s “Black Dog”:
I don’t know, but I’ve been told
A big-legged woman ain’t got no soul
and Albert King’s “Born Under a ...
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In the song Paradise City by Guns N' Roses, is the "Paradise City" referenced by the song and its title based on an actual city similar to how "The Jungle" in Welcome to the Jungle refers to L.A.?
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I have realized that in many rap songs by many different artists use the phrase, "mustard on the beat" at the begging of their rap.
Where did this originate? Why do many different DJs and ...
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