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AdamDam · 2020-11-02

Do you enjoy listening to two different tracks by separate artists, which have the same song title? Feel free to share!

I was recently listening to Judas Priest, and came across this single of theirs from 2014 called “Dragonaut”; before listening to it, I was hoping that it was going to be a cover of Sleep’s “Dragonaut,” which I already was familiar with and enjoy listening to. It’s not a Sleep cover, but I think it sounds good anyways in a quite different way. As one might expect from the representative genres of each band, the first track sounds like New Wave of British Heavy Metal, while the other sounds like Stoner Rock/Doom Metal:

https://open.spotify.com/track/4UNUN2uc5pMHYIfRd880iB?si=8r5gM5DHTfGqsx02H_Z3sw

https://open.spotify.com/track/6qLgGLeawKyhMFJ848XtYD?si=ahl_6hsgQRSUguBYB8ql5g

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brittjones · 2020-11-27

https://open.spotify.com/track/5mIOsPuQdXchVY0jB5NO9Q?si=wEr_xvGqSTyJ127fID0guA

https://open.spotify.com/track/2vA4zCYKpNYZWQfK92sT6N?si=LVOd6BMtSmqYrqDQ8bq1BQ

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Ivan · 2020-12-06

Hi everyone,

Thought of two favorite tracks after noticing this post so here we go:

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Impossible Princess is a 1997 downtempo album by Kylie Minogue that clearly differentiates in sound compared to the rest of her work. This track was included there along with the hit single Did It Again.

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This one is a bit more popular after being a massive hit back in the 90s. I was surprised by the fact that it's The Prodigy's last video to include band member Leeroy Thornhill, who actually participated as a dancer for the group.

Cheers!