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12/21/25(Sun)10:05:44 No.128878866
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Anonymous 12/21/25(Sun)10:05:44 No.128878866 Archived
Pleasant Dreams [Sire, 1981]
I know number six comes off corny compared to the aural rush and conceptual punch of their first (or third) (fourth even). But song for song it sure beats the fifth, and in future centuries it's not gonna sound all that different from Ramones Leave Home--less focused, maybe, but fun anyway. And I want to know what future centuries will make of American rock having left its first anti-KKK song to an announced Reaganite. A-
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12/21/25(Sun)10:23:47 No.128878962
Anonymous 12/21/25(Sun)10:23:47 No.128878962
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>And I want to know what future centuries will make of American rock having left its first anti-KKK song to an announced Reaganite
tf am I reading?
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