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This Bostonian outfit burst upon the “New Wave” scene with the release of their 1st album in 1978. World domination duly ensued. Frontman and primary composer/vocalist Ric Ocasek may not have had the market cornered in the Enigmatic department, but certainly he was an upper-echelon representative.
Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Peter Tork, and the enigmatic Michael Nesmith burst upon the scene in 1966, and took the world by storm with their irrepressible/cheerful/wacky magical powers.
Songwriters for the group included the likes of Carole King, Neil Diamond, and John Stewart. So there.
Mastermind Alan Parsons, with myriad cohorts, including godlike vocalist PJ Olsson. His original and longtime collaborator Eric Woolfson‘s first- ever lead vocal was on the majestic Time, presented here in its glorious studio recording, and later {with/by Olsson} in Madrid, 2004.
Note the Sirius/Eye of Horus/Telepathy-type goings-on. He can read your mind.
Damn straight. Run-D.M.C, N.W.A., Eric B and Rakim, Jay-Z, Ahmad, Psy, and the Eminem. And Natalie P.
The winning ways of a Scotsman.
Über-magical moments featuring Dave Loggins, The Hudson Brothers, The Guess Who, Terry Jacks, Paper Lace, Rick Derringer, The Hues Corporation, Redbone, William DeVaughn, David Essex, Golden Earring, and Blue Magic.
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The {London} Suede.
This iconic band rocketed onto the scene in the early 90s and bestowed upon us many sublime treasures. Vocalist Brett Anderson and (until his departure) guitarist Bernard Butler both are/were utterly transcendent talents.
A sampler of monumentally exquisite moments from India, primarily featuring immortals Ali Akbar Khan, Ram Narayan, and Dr. L Subramaniam. Astonishing.
Bideodromage 