#21

is it just happy music? Don’t see the point in happy music

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#22

It’s a toss-up between Body Talk and e.mo.tion and then 1989 a long way behind.

#23

I’ve said sentences like this in the past myself and whilst I kind of still agree with it to a point, I also think that happy music is extremely good when it doesn’t seem to be laced with irony like it always seems to be when “proper” bands make happy music.

#24

yeah I reckon if I still went running I’d enjoy happy music more.

#25

I haven’t actually popped any CRJ on while I’m running before, might do it next time out.

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#26

I haven’t heard any of them

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#27

No way pal. Every track on 1989 had a good hook and the whole thing is beautifully produced.

Body Talk’s highs are higher (Dancing on my Own is one of the great songs of all time), but I think as an album 1989 just takes its.

I should probably give E.MO.TION a go if it’s in the same kind of area.

#28

Great ears for great tracks

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#29

Not listened to any of these albums all the way through but going off bangers to clangers ratio would have to go with Robyn for safety.

#30

No, can it.

#31

I’d just listen to Van Halen instead

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#33

:joy: