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Connect A Song
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A community to send a song based on the last song that was posted. Make sure to sort by new.
Yes, I've migrated (duplicated) from reddit.
Rules:
- Have fun
- When you post new songs, make sure to sort the posts by "new"
- Any excuse works for the connection between the songs (see examples below) but put your reasoning in the post body
- Wait a couple of hours after posting before you post again if no one posts after you
- Be polite and excellent to each other!
- Songs in any language is welcome, but make sure you add explanation in English
Example links:
- Word appearing in the title of both songs
- Lead singer has the same name (or is the same person)
- Guitar solo is similar between the song
- Appearing in the same film
- A specific sentence that appears in both songs
- The mother of the guy who built the guitar used in this song was working in the vegan fish&chips stand where the woman singing the song you picked met her second husband
Siblinghood of music communities.
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Hello Ken! I hope you can see this message! I’m not sure all the posts are reaching your instance (some call it lemmy.sdf.org, but I will henceforth refer to it as the government's Pesticide Research Centre at Shoreham).
See here, a screenshot from lemmy.world:
And here, a screenshot taken at the same time from the government’s Pesticide Research Center at Shoreham:
Also, I haven’t fully figured out this fediverse stuff yet, so I hope those screenshots post correctly.
Hi, Rick's arm! Glad to see you've made a life for yourself after being separated from Rick. I don't know if this is just coincidental timing or what, but after seeing your comment, I now see several more posts than I did before. Maybe the PRCaS took a plunger to their post-pipe.
It’s happening again. Something is wonky with they federation… Gonna comment here to see if that gets things flowing.
Edit: I’ve seen some reports that it’s an instance-wide issue with lemmy.world. Don’t think there’s anything we can do from here other than wait it out.