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Desire (by Bob Moses and Zhu) 

With Netflix’s The Sandman premiering this weekend, I thought I’d share one of the songs featured in the Limited Series. Putting this on to gear up for a weekend with The Endless. Enjoy! Lyrics: t wasn’t what you wantedWasn’t like they said it would beNow...
Leonard B. Wilson, 1 year ago 2 2 min read  
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Tumbleweed (by Puscifer) 

When anyone mentions Maynard James Keenan, the band Tool usually comes to mind with songs like Vicarious and The Pot. Some may also be familiar with his work in A Perfect Circle and songs like Judith and Passive. Under the band Puscifer, however, he’s created...
Leonard B. Wilson, 1 year ago 0 1 min read  
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Today (by Jefferson Airplane) 

With newer audiences suddenly discovering Kate Bush’s “Running Down That Hill”, and everyone who grew up in the 80s enjoying the new found love, it’s interesting how music is lost and found again. The right melody can inspire new remakes and variants. I can’t say...
Leonard B. Wilson, 1 year ago 0 1 min read  

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