Post a song you rediscovered after a long time

[FSogol]

For me its The Stranglers, &quot Get a) Grip (on Yourself)" from 1977.

[lunasun]

1. Headhunters the album Hancock

[Doc_Technical]

2. Greg Kihn- "Remember"

[Runningdawg]

3. A little Ant Music

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[FSogol]

6. There are a couple of Adam Ant albums in my collection.

I think some girlfriends must have left them behind.

His stuff stands up well and continues to be very listenable.

[Runningdawg]

11. I went on a blind date

to one of his concerts at the beginning of his career. I had no idea who he was, but by the end of the concert I was a fan. Still am.

[EX500rider]

4. Tom's Diner-Suzanne Vega

[ooky]

5. Soft Machine - Over 'N' Above (1981)

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[Tikki]

7. High School (the Instrumental) MC5...(1970)

Not that I completely forgot about it, but I dusted it off recently and added it to my other instrumentals’ compilations.

Tikki

[FSogol]

8. Believe it or not, MC5 just went out on tour for their 50th anniversary!

Founding MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer has announced plans to mark the 50th anniversary of the band's classic debut album Kick Out the Jams with a 35-date tour later this year.

Joined by a roster of musicians that's scheduled to include Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil, Fugazi drummer Brendan Canty and King's X bassist Dug Pinnick, as well as Zen Guerrilla vocalist Marcus Durant, Kramer plans to lead every show with a complete performance of Kick Out the Jams, followed by a constantly rotating encore set.

As Kramer notes in a press release, he feels the music he and his bandmates made for Kick Out the Jams is just as vital today as it was upon its initial release. "Today, there is a corrupt regime in power, an endless war thousands of miles away and uncontrollable violence wracking our country," he said. "It's becoming less and less clear if we're talking about 1968 or 2018. I'm now compelled to share this music I created with my brothers 50 years ago. My goal is that the audience leaves these concerts fueled by the positive and unifying power of rock music."

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/mc5-kick-out-the-jams-50th-anniversary-tour/

[Tikki]

10. Thank you, thank you for the 'heads up'...

Don't see anything out here yet...Los Angeles.
We'll keep looking...

The Tikkis

[FSogol]

13. 10/05 Los Angeles, CA John Anson Ford (Theater?)

They are selling tix thru their own website:

https://mc50th.com/tour-dates

(PS: Not personally affiliated with MC5, just giving a heads up to a DUer)

[Tikki]

14. Again, thanks...this is a show we would just crave to see.

John Anson Ford is an amazingly beautiful outdoor venue..


The Tikkis

[FSogol]

16. They are coming to the 930 Club here in DC.

Unfortunately, it isn't the original 9:30 Club where I spent much of my youth, it is the converted WUST theater where I did see a few shows. Hope you get to see them, enjoy.

[OriginalGeek]

17. Awesome, St Augustine in september

That's a pretty sweet group of musicians too. Just told my wife to expect a trip to St Augustine lol.

[backtoblue]

9. The Browns

My grandmother used to sing this song.

[Aristus]

12. An insanely catchy jingle from the 1980's. Qualifies as a song:

[The Polack MSgt]

15. Moving my CD/Album racks last weekend. This cd fell out - Seemed like a sign

Hadn't listened to these guys in 7 or 8 years - Smithereens Green Thoughts.

This is a fantastic pop song that has held up so well - Amazing.

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[Codeine]

18. Faded Flowers by Shriekback.

Loved the whole album as a kid, but especially this song. Something made me Youtube them a while back and I ended up purchasing the album again.