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We Ask People on the Street What You Want to Know!
This month’s question: What is the
one song or CD that changed your life?
Photos: Diane Dunn, Caitlin Cartwright and De Kwok |
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RACHEL: Jason Webley’s
"Against the Night". †I use it to
center myself, it makes you see all the different
spectrums in an equal light. †It has some of the
most beautiful songs and some of the saddest. |
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ACE: Two songs from Bob
Marley...”Who the Cap Fit” and “So Much
Trouble." |
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JOE: The Weird Al album that
had "Fat" on it, because I was hella
down with Raffi. |
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RANA: I can picture it, but
I can't remember the title... It was the super
funkiest thing ever & it made me decide to
play the bass guitar! |
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KRISTIN: The Von Bondies
because it inspired me to go back to school and
change my life. |
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ALISARA: “Bone Machine”
by Tom Waits. |
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MINDI: Blonde Redhead’s
"The Melody of Certain Undamaged
Lemons." †It makes me feel infinite. |
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ANDY: Hard Ons’ “Smell
my Finger.” Life shouldn't be so serious all the
time. |
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PANTS: Radiohead’s "Kid
A." It helps me dissolve. |
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KEN: Woodstock introduced me
to my favorite style of music. 3 cheers for Wavy
Gravy! If you don't have a sense of humor, live
just isn't funny!
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LAURA: G Love & Special
Sauce’s “Philadelphonic. |
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DONALD: The GoGo's first
album. They cropped their hair, wore lots of
makeup and called themselves punk rockers—after
that I wasn't a preppy anymore! |
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ED: “Cosmic Thing” by the
B-52's. Huh! Get a job?! What for? I'm trying to
think. |
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JOHN: "Forever
Now" by the Psychedelic Furs. The lush,
smart sound forced me to cut my hair metal perm
off a few days later. |
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