LordofDargaardkeep
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day 24 80s
❌Monthly Song Challenge: Archived🎵
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LordofDargaardkeep
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day 25 90s
SalaciousMonkey22
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Day 25: A song from the 90s (deity bonus)
I don’t think this is a Mandela effect because even at the time my friends and I were sure this was a Melrose Place spin-off. Probably should have been,
I don’t think this is a Mandela effect because even at the time my friends and I were sure this was a Melrose Place spin-off. Probably should have been,
lilmissdarling
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Day 25: A song from the 90s (deity bonus)
I mean the easy option is...
I mean the easy option is...
aussiegeekygal
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aussiegeekygal
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Day 25: A song from the 90s (deity bonus)
God - Tori Amos (1994)
God - Tori Amos (1994)
MisterChillax
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Day 25: A song from the 90s
curious_slut
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Day 25: A song from the 90s
Calling upon a Welsh goddess today
Arianrhod - Faith and the Muse
Calling upon a Welsh goddess today
TwoTaTango
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No Deity Here .....Just A Solid Rocker From the 80's.....
Zeus was a womanizer
BreukelenAnima
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Day 25: A song from the 90s - 1996
Whiskeyjack
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Day 26: A song from the 00s (deity)
2004 - "Quetzalcoatl" - Therion
2004 - "Quetzalcoatl" - Therion
lavendersilk
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Day 26: A song from the 00s (higher power)
Hello there, the angel from my nightmare
I Miss You - blink-182 (2004)
+1 for angel
Total so far: 5
Hello there, the angel from my nightmare
I Miss You - blink-182 (2004)
+1 for angel
Total so far: 5
oldasspussy
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Day 25: A song from the 90s
NIN - Heresy
NIN - Heresy
aussiegeekygal
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Day 26: A song from the 00s (deity bonus)
Freya, Shakti, Hathor, Rhiannon
Rhea, Maat, the Morrigan
Freya, Shakti - Emerald Rose (2000)
+ 1 (5 total)
Freya, Shakti, Hathor, Rhiannon
Rhea, Maat, the Morrigan
Freya, Shakti - Emerald Rose (2000)
+ 1 (5 total)
Wonderer67
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Day 26: A song from the 00s (deity)
Doesn’t matter what the name is…it’s all the same really
+1 and good for the week so far
Motörhead - The Thousand Names of God (2008)
Doesn’t matter what the name is…it’s all the same really
+1 and good for the week so far
Motörhead - The Thousand Names of God (2008)
QuietCanadian
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Day 26: 00s
George doesn't get enough credit for his work both with and after the Beatles, the man made some incredible music and just happened to be in bands with other musical geniuses (obvs John and Paul, but also with The Traveling Wilburys).
I've been excited to use a song from Brainwashed the whole month (and cool beans we get a lord reference, too). Many would say his best solo effort since All Things Must Pass (his first solo effort after the Beatles), and I'd agree with that.
Released posthumously, the album was finished by his son Dhani and Jeff Lynne using studio time George had booked to finish the album. Dhani knew the sounds George was looking for and was able to complete the album the way George wanted. Brainwashed went Gold in three countries and was well received by critics. Which is incredible considering it'd been 30+ years since the Beatles and 15 since any Harrison solo release. I'll leave with a quote from the AV Club...
"Harrison never seemed to recognize the difference between philosophical profundities and the sound of a catchy song, and that may have been his greatest gift to the world."
Any Road - George Harrison
George doesn't get enough credit for his work both with and after the Beatles, the man made some incredible music and just happened to be in bands with other musical geniuses (obvs John and Paul, but also with The Traveling Wilburys).
I've been excited to use a song from Brainwashed the whole month (and cool beans we get a lord reference, too). Many would say his best solo effort since All Things Must Pass (his first solo effort after the Beatles), and I'd agree with that.
Released posthumously, the album was finished by his son Dhani and Jeff Lynne using studio time George had booked to finish the album. Dhani knew the sounds George was looking for and was able to complete the album the way George wanted. Brainwashed went Gold in three countries and was well received by critics. Which is incredible considering it'd been 30+ years since the Beatles and 15 since any Harrison solo release. I'll leave with a quote from the AV Club...
"Harrison never seemed to recognize the difference between philosophical profundities and the sound of a catchy song, and that may have been his greatest gift to the world."
LordofDargaardkeep
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day 26 2000's
oldasspussy
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Day 26: A song from the 00s
a perfect circle - judith
a perfect circle - judith
The_Quiet_Man
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Day 26: A song from the 00s (deity bonus)
"Jesus, Take the Wheel" (2005) -- Carrie Underwood
"Jesus, Take the Wheel" (2005) -- Carrie Underwood
curious_slut
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Day 26: A song from the 00s
Truly a tough decision here. It was during the aughts that I began to really explore spirituality and paganism for myself. I found a YA fiction series that was about young Wiccans and that was a start in the right direction for me. A few years later, podcasts came about and I started listening to Druidcast and discovering all these amazing pagan musicians.
This was one of the bands that I found through that podcast. Spiral Dance is based out of Australia if I'm not mistaken and Spring is approaching there so it's not a bad time to share this song
Brigid with your white wand sing
move us to the cusp of spring
see the ravens come on wing
'tis the time of quickening
Spiral Dance - The Quickening
Truly a tough decision here. It was during the aughts that I began to really explore spirituality and paganism for myself. I found a YA fiction series that was about young Wiccans and that was a start in the right direction for me. A few years later, podcasts came about and I started listening to Druidcast and discovering all these amazing pagan musicians.
This was one of the bands that I found through that podcast. Spiral Dance is based out of Australia if I'm not mistaken and Spring is approaching there so it's not a bad time to share this song
Brigid with your white wand sing
move us to the cusp of spring
see the ravens come on wing
'tis the time of quickening
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