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Have you seen my big retro game collection? White House Security.

This big fan of KFC released 31 albums in 2013.

Yes!

Who is Robert Wyatt?

I'll be giving out bribes to get my 3 picks into the top 10, PM me for details. Just kidding!

I'll give you a clue; it is to do with the lyrics, but not in the way that you're thinking! --- Sonne Mein Herz Brennt Amerika Keine Lust

Correct!

Chris Pontius J R

How long does his nose grow? Apple sauce.

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God Only Knows - Beach Boys Why Do I Love You? - Charlie Parker

Will Tudor (Actor) D F

The whole album is awesome, I'd highly recommend it

What do you guys think of my selections?

Paul Feig (Director) A B

Call Me The Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stop Loving You? - Marvin Gaye

I did it wrong again?! I'll try again: This young man plays in a famous band with his father and uncle.

No

She's Got Style - City Boy, 7/10 I like the bass in this one --- Heat - David Bowie Very ominous and brooding.

Snack Foods A Brownies Cheetos Doritos E Fig Rolls Girl Scout Cookies Hunky Dorys Ice Cream Junior Mints Kit-Kats L Maltesers Nachos Oreos Potato chips Quaker Oatmeal Cookies Raisins Skittles Twinkies U Vanilla Wafers W Xtremes (sour airheads) Yogurt Zingers --- I just found out that fig rolls date back to ancient Egypt. That's so cool!

Thanks edna Whose son plays in a band with his father and uncle?

Nope, try again

I scrolled through my iTunes collection (600+ albums!!) and picked out 10, one per band/artist. By their own merit, not compared to each other. The Beatles - With The Beatles (1963) David Bowie - The Next Day (2013) John Coltrane - A Love Supreme (1965) Miles Davis - Bitches Brew (1970) Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (1971) Led Zeppelin - IV (1971) The Lonely Island - The Wack Album (2013) Charles Mingus - Mingus Plays Piano (1963) Lana Del Rey - Ultraviolence (2014) KT Tunstall - Invisible Empire // Crescent Moon (2013) Some interesting things to note from this selection: It spans 5 decades of music. My music collection goes back to the 20's, but I only really have compilation albums from the 20's-50's. 5 pop/rock albums, 3 jazz albums, 1 soul album & 1 hip-hop album. "The Wack Album" may seem out of place alongside some of the aforementioned albums, but I personally think that it's hilarious! For me, it is perfect in its comical delivery. "The Next Day", Bowie's first album in 10 years. When everyone thought that he was finished with 2003's "Reality", he comes out with this classic. Unabashed in its immediately noticeable Bowie-isms, and yet, it sounds so fresh. It's a terribly invigorating listen. "Heat" is my favourite track from the album. For jazz bass aficionados, "Mingus Plays Piano" is a must. I listened to it for the first time last week and I was immediately captivated. The tonal palettes and textures that he creates are incredible to listen to. He sounds as much at home on the piano as he is on the bass. It gives a fantastic glimpse into how his mind worked, as he is in total control over the music that is brought forth.

That's some serious dedication!

Can I have a go? Sonne Mein Herz Brennt Amerika Keine Lust