Fuckin' shit! These songs are the same song!!

Both of those are blowing my mind. Thanks for this guys.

Certainly not note for note sameness on the level of the last two posts, but I swear Caporino was channelling all the best influences on riffs for this album, consciously or otherwise:




and

Holy shit… I can't believe I never noticed that one before.

So that's the first time I've ever seen Morrissey on a stage. Why does he keep moving like that?

It was the '80s.  Rick Astley influence perhaps. Saw Moz recently, and he certainly doesn't move like that anymore. Probably because he's stiff and old.

meanwhile

I need to listen to blonde on blonde immediately and then continuously for the rest of time and most times I forget this.

Ҩ wrote:So that's the first time I've ever seen Morrissey on a stage. Why does he keep moving like that?

It's the Strve Buscemi move from Airheads. It reminds the crowd that he can fuck them.

Sorry guys I'm drunk

Yeah I'm just nuts probably, but for whatever reason I always find myself singing "Who'd have thought they'd lead ya, Back here where we need ya"

These aren't exact matches but I can't hear one without thinking of the other

For a second I thought you had found some similarity between Brandenburg Concerto No. 6 - iii: Allegro and Tossed Salad & Scrambled Eggs

So I spent the last 4 days playing 8-16 bit videogames with my little brother in the basement and along the way I noticed:
Wizards & warriors invincibility song sorta sounds like baba o'riley
Starlight Zone in Sonic 1 sounds like Madonna's Borderline
The second half of that Danger Mouse/Demi L.. Not Demi Lovato, some other chick... album pretty much sounds like the Dracula's castle music from Simon's Quest.