FebMusMo4
Considering I never went to a single dance throughout the entirety of my school career that leaves me with the first prompt of a song of the (day) year you were born. Unless your birthday happened to be on a Tuesday you’d only get singles on your birthday, and there was only one album in my birth month worth mentioning, however I though I’d post a Misfits song. Their punk and horror aesthetic both fit my life and personality far better than most other things.
–RK
Geez. The big hit songs the year I was born (1944) were: Bing Crosby, Swinging On a Star; Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters, Don’t Fence Me In; Bing Crosby, I’ll Be Seeing You; Bing Crosby, I Love You; and Ella Fitzgerald & The Ink Spots, I’m Making Believe. ALL records were singles, and 78 RPM at that. No such thing as an album. A punk was a nasty kid or a long stick you lit to get smoke and a nice smell. The horror aesthetic that year included films such as The Lodger and House of Frankenstein, but no songs.
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