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 Post subject: Post your favorite Bangles song
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"Hero Takes a Fall"

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hazy shade of winter... i only know 2 bangles songs though and hate the other one.

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I'm all about 'Eternal Flame'.
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Please God nobody say Walk like an Egyptian
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Walk Like An ... oh wait.

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I can't believe that this thread is getting more love than the Stereolab one.
Still... go Bangles!!!
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the cover of 'Hazy Shade of Winter' from the 'Less then Zero' soundtrack.

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That Simon and Garfunkel cover.
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"Complicated Girl" or "James"
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'In Your Room' was pretty good as well....or maybe it was the video?

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"Hero Takes A Fall" or "Going Down To Liverpool"
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onebrownjeff Wrote:
"Hero Takes A Fall" or "Going Down To Liverpool"


Did you know that "Going Down to Liverpool" is a Kimberly Rew (Soft Boys/Katrina & The Waves) song?

Great tune.
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Most of their biggest hits were written by people outside the band...including my Official Pick :

Jules Shear's "If She Knew What She Wants" .
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Manic Monday was written by Prince.

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DiggityDawg Wrote:
Most of their biggest hits were written by people outside the band...including my Official Pick :

Jules Shear's "If She Knew What She Wants" .


This is true, and sad since the girls were more than capable of penning great tunes of their own. See my pick for an example.
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Fuck the songs, just give me Susanna Hoffs. She's still hot 18 years later.
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PopTodd Wrote:
DiggityDawg Wrote:
Most of their biggest hits were written by people outside the band...including my Official Pick :

Jules Shear's "If She Knew What She Wants" .


This is true, and sad since the girls were more than capable of penning great tunes of their own. See my pick for an example.


Oh, I agree...I don't think all the outside writers were a great idea.

Even though they were really good at taking songs & makin' 'em their own.
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