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Open Discussion (October 2, 2022)

It’s Sunday, which means it’s time to end the week with an open discussion post!

To keep things civil, there are a few rules:

  1. Be kind and respectful to one another. Any harassing language will be deleted.
  2. This is not a place to state what you don’t like about me and/or my blog. Move elsewhere, trolls.
  3. Video/gif/image embedding is totally fine. Just try to limit yourself to a couple per comment. Otherwise my moderation filter goes crazy.

Each week, I’ll open with a question to get the conversation going. Feel free to chat about anything, but if you’re not sure what to write you can use this question as a starting point.

This week’s question:

Sometimes, a certain song or album will have you going back and reassessing an artist’s back catalog – even if you’ve never been a big fan before. These “entry point” songs have become pretty common for me. What are some “entry point” songs that have turned you into a big fan of an artist long after their debut?

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