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There is something deeply wrong with a political system that allows one trillionaire to buy his own personal U.S. Senator.
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🙏 Thank you @GQMagazine If you know, you know. 😎
It was a rare and life altering experience. One that we’re all very proud of. Glad that so many are still discovering it. Cheers 🥂
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I remember a moment with #DannyWatson when I was operating the panel for him on @NewstalkZB.
Danny had just spoken with a young Maori man on air, and as we fired off an ad break I walked into the studio to tell him something and he was talking to that caller off air and speaking to him in fluent te reo words of encouragement.
People didn't really see that side of Danny during his broadcasting career but it was an honour to see his matua side come out which not many people saw.
RIP Danny
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In Memoriam EDDIE VAN HALEN!
(January 26, 1955 - October 6, 2020)
#EddieVanHalen
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On this day in 1973, Genesis released their fifth studio album, "Selling England By The Pound."
Listen: lnkfi.re/SellingEnglandByThe…
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I've always felt Motörhead's cover of David Bowie's "Heroes" doesn't get enough love.
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Album of the day. Today should be a national holiday, for real. Happy 50th anniversary to Stevie Wonder's epic Songs in the Key of Life. A gold standard in a series of gold standards. A breathtaking musical cornucopia of anthems that span soul, gospel, jazz, folk, funk, and much more. Hearing Stevie Wonder's in-the-pocket, one-man-band musicianship across this album remains a revelation (and he was only in his mid-20s!) From the joyous buoyancy of "Isn't She Lovely" to the swinging salute to beloved jazz greats in "Sir Duke" to the unmatched beauty of "Summer Soft" to the everlasting hymn "As," this is one of those no-brainer albums that you grow old with, raise your children on, cleanse your spirit with, and everything else. Every home should have a copy.
Australian band Zoot giving a near NWOBHM/Kill ‘Em All cover of The Beatles classic ‘Eleanor Rigby’ back in 1970. A ripping cover that for me rivals the original.
Bonus: Rick Springfield, of ‘Jessie’s Girl’ fame, & much more, on guitar/backing vocals!
Aussie royalty!






























