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Good Music on Instagram: "“Wake Me Up When September Ends” by Green Day — a haunting rock ballad that opens with the poignant line, “Summer has come and passed, the innocent can never last…” Released in 2004 on the band’s landmark album American Idiot, the song became one of Green Day’s most emotional and enduring tracks. Written by frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, it was inspired by the passing of his father when Armstrong was just 10 years old — making September a deeply personal and bittersweet

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Good Music on Instagram: "“To Be with You” by Mr. Big came out in 1991 as the second single from their album Lean into It. With its acoustic guitar, heartfelt harmonies, and Eric Martin’s warm vocals, the song is all about waiting for love and hoping for a chance at romance. ❤️🎶 Fun fact: The track unexpectedly shot to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1992, making it the band’s biggest hit worldwide. Even though Mr. Big were known for hard rock, this acoustic ballad became their signature song. .

Good Music on Instagram: "In this episode, Metallica joined Jimmy Fallon and The Roots in the Tonight Show’s Music Room to perform their classic Enter Sandman, but with a twist: only using classroom instruments. The result was a playful and lighthearted take on one of heavy metal’s most iconic songs. Fans loved it because it showed Metallica stepping outside their usual hard-hitting style, trading heavy riffs for toy xylophones, kazoos, and tiny drums, while still bringing all their energy to th

Good Music on Instagram: "In 2014 Alex Turner from Arctic Monkeys covered Tame Impala’s song Feels Like We Only Go Backwards on triple j’s Like A Version. The original is bright and dreamy but Turner slowed it down and gave it a darker more emotional feel. His version brought out the sadness in the lyrics and made the song sound more raw and personal. The performance is still seen as one of the best from Like A Version because it mixed Tame Impala’s psychedelic style with Arctic Monkeys’ moodier