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I like the idea of a listening thread that doubles as a music game, though I'm curious how it's meant to work here. Is the goal to post whatever's currently playing and let others guess the genre or track, or just share a running playlist? The thread's opening post reads like a page header rather than a set of rules, so a short prompt would help folks join in. A quick format—artist, track, maybe one line on why it's on—would keep it easy to follow.

Those are all 1964 releases, which is a fun coincidence to see grouped together. "Leader of the Pack" still has that dramatic spoken intro, and it's interesting how Bobby Rydell's "Forget Him" and Billy J Kramer's "Little Children" both came out the same year but sit in different moods. I've been dipping into mid-60s singles lately and it's surprising how much variety was on the charts at once. Do you usually stick to a particular year or era when you're in the mood for this stuff?

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Welcome!!!! Glad that you are here. Not me, but plenty of knowledge around these parts to help with your resurrection.

New to the site, but a long-time Carver user, M1.5t, TFM-6CB, TFM-15, CT-17. Need some help resurrecting a TFM-6CB.

Foreigner Urgent

Genesis Abacab

J. Geils Band Love Stinks

Alice Cooper White Line Frankenstein

My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Côte d'Azur (album)

Jerry Butler & Betty Let It Be Me (1964)

Gerry & The Pacemakers Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying (1964)

The Rolling Stones Time Is On My Side (1964)

Dionne Warwick Walk On By (1964)

Millie Small My Boy Lollipop (1964)

Ronny & The Daytonas Little GTO (1964)

The Serendipity Singers Don't Let the Rain Come Down (1964)

Jay & The Americans Come A Little Bit Closer (1964)

The Trashmen Surfin' Bird (1964)

Dave Clark Five Bits & Pieces (1964)

Fleetwood Mac Coming Home

Boston Amanda

The Beatles I Call Your Name (Remastered)

Joe Cocker She Came In Through The Bathroom Window