🎵 Monthly Song Challenge 🎵

Going somewhere with my dad always meant a lesson in music. He knew artists, years of release, interesting facts... And he didn't think he was much of a singer, but I thought he was something special.

Probably ten years before he passed, this song came on the radio when it was just the two of us.

And he told me that when the time came, it was my job to make sure it played at his funeral, so Mom would know he'd spent his whole life loving her.
 
Day 12: A song you wish you wrote

I dunno why about this one, reminds me a time long ago and far away.

Westbound Train - Check Your Time
 
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Day 13: A song you heard on the radio
So many to pick from. The radio was always on. My dad controlled it so we listened to a lot of oldies. My mom let us listen to our music but didn’t understand it. Damn kids and their music.

With my daughter we’re always trading music and songs. But not on the radio.

My wife and I listen to Sirius a lot. We both thigh this was the best indie song of last year. Spoon is the best band of the 21st century IMO.

Spoon - My Babe
 
Day 13: A song you heard on the radio
Very broad prompt. Lots of songs on the radio at one time or another. I’m going with the first song that I remember becoming obsessed with from the radio. I was maybe like 8? My mom usually listened to talk radio or soft rock stations and at home I listened to my cassettes and CDs. But my summer babysitter listened to the pop hit music station, KISS 108. I remember this song being played so much that summer and it was my jam.

Pearl Jam - Last Kiss
 
Could you pick a broader prompt. The designer must have been really hungover when coming up with this. Tell us you don't give a fuck w/o telling us.

Newsflash: Hearing music on the radio still happens.

I had a great block of "Radio" songs to unload but I will comply with the Despot today while I plot her overthrow.

So the first song I heard today on the radio was a Lit appropriate group The Breeders with Cannonball. I thought about just using that until this song, which I had not heard followed.

 
Day 13: A song you heard on the radio

As a teen, I had decidedly non-mainstream musical tastes, which meant that my music did NOT get played on the radio. In 1984, the Ramones did their best to record a pop hit. While it may have blipped on the top 100 for a week or two, it did get airplay, at least in the New York market where I grew up. This was the first time MY music played on the radio.
 
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