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#musichistory celebrates the evolution of music, highlighting influential genres, iconic artists, memorable albums, and cultural movements. It connects generations, fosters appreciation, and inspires music lovers worldwide through engaging content and storytelling.
Youngsters need to know about the real deal #90smusic #musichistory #edmtiktok #blastfromthepast
Well, if I be served such another trick, I’ll have my brains ta’en out and buttered, and give them to a dog for a New Year’s gift. #music #musicstory #musichistory #90smusic #90salternative
Let’s be real, this was a boss move. David Crosby was the inspiration behind “That Song about The Midway.” Judy Collins also has a beautiful version of this. “Wearing wings, you look so grand, wearing wings” makes me think of his often worn fringe jacket. What do you see in these lyrics? I met you on a midway at a fair last year And you stood out like a ruby in a black man's ear You were playin' on the horses You were playin' on the guitar strings You were playin' like a devil wearin' wings Wearin' wings, you looked so grand wearin' wings Do you tape them to your shoulders just to sing? Can you fly? I heard you can. Can you fly? Like an eagle doin' your huntin' from the sky I followed with the sideshows to another town And I found you in a trailer on the camping grounds You were betting on some lover You were shaking up the dice And I thought I saw you cheatin' once or twice Once or twice, I heard your bid once or twice Were you wonderin', "Was the gamble worth the price?" Pack it in, I heard you did, pack it in Was it hard to fold a hand you knew could win? So lately you've been hidin' It was somewhere in the news And I'm still at these races with my ticket stubs and my blues And a voice calls out the numbers And it sometimes mentions mine And I feel like I've been workin' overtime Overtime, I've lost my fire overtime Always playin' one more hand for one more dime Slowin' down, I'm gettin' tired, slowin' down And I envy you the valley that you've found 'Cause I'm midway down the midway Slowin' down, down, down, down #jonimitchell #thatsongaboutthemidway #davidcrosby #musichistory #laurelcanyon #judycollins #brandicarlile #musiclovestory #lovestory
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Let’s be real, this was a boss move. David Crosby was the inspiration behind “That Song about The Midway.” Judy Collins also has a beautiful version of this. “Wearing wings, you look so grand, wearing wings” makes me think of his often worn fringe jacket. What do you see in these lyrics? I met you on a midway at a fair last year And you stood out like a ruby in a black man's ear You were playin' on the horses You were playin' on the guitar strings You were playin' like a devil wearin' wings Wearin' wings, you looked so grand wearin' wings Do you tape them to your shoulders just to sing? Can you fly? I heard you can. Can you fly? Like an eagle doin' your huntin' from the sky I followed with the sideshows to another town And I found you in a trailer on the camping grounds You were betting on some lover You were shaking up the dice And I thought I saw you cheatin' once or twice Once or twice, I heard your bid once or twice Were you wonderin', "Was the gamble worth the price?" Pack it in, I heard you did, pack it in Was it hard to fold a hand you knew could win? So lately you've been hidin' It was somewhere in the news And I'm still at these races with my ticket stubs and my blues And a voice calls out the numbers And it sometimes mentions mine And I feel like I've been workin' overtime Overtime, I've lost my fire overtime Always playin' one more hand for one more dime Slowin' down, I'm gettin' tired, slowin' down And I envy you the valley that you've found 'Cause I'm midway down the midway Slowin' down, down, down, down #jonimitchell #thatsongaboutthemidway #davidcrosby #musichistory #laurelcanyon #judycollins #brandicarlile #musiclovestory #lovestory
I'm lucky that I taped that music video that night, because otherwise I couldn't show you that ending! #storytime #musicstory #musichistory
long story short: he wasn’t THAT good and Americans just didn’t vibe w Robbie Williams #robbiewilliams #betterman #ukmusic #uktiktok #britishmusic #british #90smusic #musichistory #takethat #britpop
Did you know Motown created photocards long before K-pop? 👀📀 Back in the ‘80s, Motown albums like Diana Ross & The Supremes’ 25th Anniversary cassette included collectible picture cards, just like the ones K-pop fans love and trade today! 🎶 #kpop #motown #photocardcollection #musichistory #cassettetapes #collectorsedition
#greenscreen Total Eclipse of the Heart was originally written for a Nosferatu musical! #TotalEclipseOfTheHeart #BonnieTyler #Nosferatu #VampiresInLove #MusicHistory #80sHits #GothicVibes #FunFacts #weirdhistory
Replying to @Joe #greenscreen any music history expert will say that yes the Beatles were a boy band. #thebeatles #boybands #musichistory
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Replying to @Joe #greenscreen any music history expert will say that yes the Beatles were a boy band. #thebeatles #boybands #musichistory
Is there a crazier “overnight” success story? #jamesbrown #musichistory #overnightsuccess #charlesbradley #funkmusic #soulmusic #interestingstory #originstory #musicstory
How many of these 🇺🇸 Hot 100 #1 songs do you remember from 1988? #musichistory #music #yourmusiceducation #nostalgia #oldschool #1988 #rickroll
The last song Alex made in his friend Mikes studio, which unfortunately burned in the Eaton LA fire... @Alex Amen “This Love of Mine” available now #sadsong #franksinatra #musichistory #vintagevibes
I got in trouble for wearing a Boycott Beyoncé shirt to school in HS 🤣 #beyoncé #beyoncebowl #cowboycarter #beyhive #beyonceconcert #netflix #nfl #nflfootball #liveperformance #livemusic #lipsync #obama #inaguration #nationalanthem #popculture #popculturehistory #musichistory #livetv
Would you date someone who eats like this?? #music #musichistory #musicstories #aliciakeys #youdontknowmyname
"How’s It Going to Be" is an emotional track that carries the unmistakable melodic signature of Third Eye Blind. Released in November 1997 as the third single from their self-titled debut album. It’s got that late-'90s alternative rock vibe, but it’s also deeply introspective. It’s an emotional  piece wrapped up in a catchy melody. Kevin Cadogan, the band’s guitarist, was noodling around with an auto harp, upon hearing it, inspired Stephan Jenkins to write this song, stirring up all these nostalgic and emotional vibes. Jenkins has talked about how the song reflects the fear of losing intimacy with someone you once knew inside and out. Think about that for a second. You're close with someone, you share everything, and then one day, you’re strangers. That’s heavy. In Jenkins’ own words from an interview, “It’s emotional side of mortality.” It’s not just heartbreak; it’s the fear of fading into nothingness with someone who used to mean everything. The music video for "How’s It Going to Be" has a memorable and grounded narrative. It begins with the band waiting outside an office building. When the girlfriend shows up, they launch into a heartfelt performance right in front of her workplace. The raw emotion in their music creates a striking contrast with the mundane office setting. Eventually, security gets involved, adding a layer of tension to the video. This simple yet impactful storyline perfectly matches the song’s themes of longing and emotional disconnection. "How’s It Going to Be" was a hit. It climbed to number nine on the US Billboard Hot 100 and became the band’s second top-ten single. That’s no small feat in the late '90s especially with the sheer volume of alternative rock bands vying for attention. People connected with the song because it wasn’t just another breakup anthem; it was about the fear of becoming irrelevant to someone you loved. Third Eye Blind was on fire during the 90s. Songs like this didn’t just play on MTV; they became part of the cultural fabric. "How’s It Going to Be" is catchy, relatable, and devastatingly honest. Even today, it feels fresh. The fear of losing someone, of becoming strangers—that’s universal. That’s what makes the song timeless. #ThirdEyeBlind #HowsItGoingToBe #90sMusic #AlternativeRock #MusicReview #SongMeaning #MusicHistory #90s #nostalgia #90smusic #90svibe #90salternativerock #90srock #mtv #90sthrowback #90snostalgia #90skids
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"How’s It Going to Be" is an emotional track that carries the unmistakable melodic signature of Third Eye Blind. Released in November 1997 as the third single from their self-titled debut album. It’s got that late-'90s alternative rock vibe, but it’s also deeply introspective. It’s an emotional piece wrapped up in a catchy melody. Kevin Cadogan, the band’s guitarist, was noodling around with an auto harp, upon hearing it, inspired Stephan Jenkins to write this song, stirring up all these nostalgic and emotional vibes. Jenkins has talked about how the song reflects the fear of losing intimacy with someone you once knew inside and out. Think about that for a second. You're close with someone, you share everything, and then one day, you’re strangers. That’s heavy. In Jenkins’ own words from an interview, “It’s emotional side of mortality.” It’s not just heartbreak; it’s the fear of fading into nothingness with someone who used to mean everything. The music video for "How’s It Going to Be" has a memorable and grounded narrative. It begins with the band waiting outside an office building. When the girlfriend shows up, they launch into a heartfelt performance right in front of her workplace. The raw emotion in their music creates a striking contrast with the mundane office setting. Eventually, security gets involved, adding a layer of tension to the video. This simple yet impactful storyline perfectly matches the song’s themes of longing and emotional disconnection. "How’s It Going to Be" was a hit. It climbed to number nine on the US Billboard Hot 100 and became the band’s second top-ten single. That’s no small feat in the late '90s especially with the sheer volume of alternative rock bands vying for attention. People connected with the song because it wasn’t just another breakup anthem; it was about the fear of becoming irrelevant to someone you loved. Third Eye Blind was on fire during the 90s. Songs like this didn’t just play on MTV; they became part of the cultural fabric. "How’s It Going to Be" is catchy, relatable, and devastatingly honest. Even today, it feels fresh. The fear of losing someone, of becoming strangers—that’s universal. That’s what makes the song timeless. #ThirdEyeBlind #HowsItGoingToBe #90sMusic #AlternativeRock #MusicReview #SongMeaning #MusicHistory #90s #nostalgia #90smusic #90svibe #90salternativerock #90srock #mtv #90sthrowback #90snostalgia #90skids
On this day in 1967, The Doors released their debut self-titled album. “A tremendous debut album, and indeed one of the best first-time outings in rock history, introducing the band's fusion of rock, blues, classical, jazz, and poetry with a knockout punch.” -ALLMUSIC Photos by Bobby Klein and Getty Images. #TheDoors #Doors60 #fyp #classicrocktiktok #musichistory
How many of these 🇺🇸 Modern Rock #1 songs do you remember from 1994? #musichistory #music #yourmusiceducation #nostalgia #oldschool #1994 #rock
It’s been a long journey on this app… and I’m so grateful for all of your guys’ support through the past 4 years! Here is a post I made 2 years ago #onthisday ! #thecarpenters #carpenters #karencarpenter #1970s #70s #70smusic #music #musichistory
INTOXICATING. PROVOCATIVE. UNCOMPROMISING. In the summer of 1965, a chance meeting on Venice Beach between a young poet, Jim Morrison, and keyboardist Ray Manzarek sparked the creation of a band that would forever change music and culture. With Robby Krieger on guitar and John Densmore on drums, The Doors were born. From their early days as the house band at the Whisky a Go Go to recording their groundbreaking debut album, their journey was nothing short of legendary - their sound transformed an era. Now, 60 years later, we’re celebrating the music, the culture, and the legacy of The Doors. Stay tuned for exclusive content, events, and surprises as we honor six decades of breaking through to the other side. #Doors60 #TheDoors #fyp #classicrocktiktok #musichistory
We got ourselves, we're gonna make it anyways #music #musicstory #musichistory
#onthisday #music #musichistory #musichistory #stewartcopeland @Stewart Copeland
Link in my bio! #music #musicstory #musichistory #tiktokban

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