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Sat Jun-12-04 01:32 AM
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What music have you been listening to for the past few days? |
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I know I haven't been around much - and it will continue to be that way for a while - but this topic hasn't been done lately.
Listened to these bought albums:
Corrs - Borrowed Heaven: excellent, as always! Kind of a mixture between Forgiven, Not Forgotten and In Blue.
Rembrandts - LP: I love the Friends theme song, but even if you are tired of it, this band has a lot of other great songs to offer! One of my new favorites.
Avril Lavigne - Under My Skin: An excellent followup to Let Go! "Forgotten" is the closest to pure punk that she's done. The album is not nu-metal like some have suggested, though. It is an edgier album than Let Go with very honest lyrics. Can't wait to hear what she does next.
Alanis Morissette - So Called Chaos: No Jagged Little Pill, but her best since then IMO.
Heard these on the full album listening party:
PJ Harvey - Uh Huh Her: I love her intensity in this album. As a big fan, I might buy it tomorrow.
Calling - II: the first was boring, but this one is worse. To me, they are like the Musak of rock.
SheDaisy - Sweet Right Here: Better than Knock On The Sky and maybe even better than The Whole SheBang, but I'm not sure I'm buying it. One song has a really annoying chorus.
Sonic Youth - Nurse: More appealing than before, but not sure I'm purchasing.
Other things I've heard:
Samples from Sarah Hudson - Naked Truth: Sarah is Kate Hudson's cousin. I highly enjoyed what I heard - the album is coming out in July. And she's attractive - moreso than Kate IMO. Sometimes I like women who are different - just so they aren't like Courtney Love, though.
Ashlee Simpson - "Pieces Of Me:" This song beats what I've heard from Jessica, but it's an Avril rip-off IMO.
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:34 AM
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Did a bunch of B&P last winter - finally listening to some great shows from the past 15 years.
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:41 AM
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Neutral Milk Hotel The Minders Go Sailor Beulah Rocky Votolato Mcrackins The Distillers The Mummies Oblivians The Reigning Sound
And I can't seem to get away from the New Pornographers either.
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:49 AM
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Dry is my favorite album by her. I haven't got the new one yet.
I've been listening to some Ray Charles, outta respect, I s'pose.
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Sat Jun-12-04 02:19 AM
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4. different generation, I guess.... |
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.... The Rolling Stones/Exile on Main Street The Beatles/Revolver The Silencers/some odd compilation thing I found and a blues compilation thing with B.B. King, Buddy Guy and a blazing hot live version of Ray Charles singing "What'd I Say?"
We really DID lose a national treasure this week.....nobody who ever held office, though....
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Sat Jun-12-04 02:21 AM
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Exile & Revolver are two of my favorites.
Of course, I'm too young to have really like them.
SARCASM!!!
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Sat Jun-12-04 03:40 AM
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11. I like a lot of the older stuff |
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Beatles are my favorite artist. :thumbsup:
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Sat Jun-12-04 03:40 AM
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Edited on Sat Jun-12-04 03:40 AM by mvd
n/t
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Sat Jun-12-04 02:38 AM
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nothing!
I was sick for a few days and just wasn't up for the raucus stuff I listen to normally.My music is no fun if I dont have the energy to bop around to it :)
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Sat Jun-12-04 02:42 AM
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Edited on Sat Jun-12-04 02:43 AM by huellewig
The Mars Volta -- http://www.themarsvolta.com/index_main.html -- This is a great example of why Flash should never be used for navigation. Propagandhi -- http://www.g7welcomingcommittee.com/propagandhi/news.shtml -- Best.Band.Ever. Gunmoll -- http://www.gunmollrock.com/index2.htmlThe Gain -- http://www.gain.itgo.com/records.htm -- A band that has been dead for years. This Bike is A Pipe Bomb -- http://www.plan-it-x.com/tbiapb -- They played in my basement a long time ago and I have a record lying around. So I gave it a whirl. Mediocre band with awesome t-shirts.
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Sat Jun-12-04 03:07 AM
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8. Propagandhi does indeed rule. |
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You ever listen to Anti-Flag?
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Sat Jun-12-04 03:32 AM
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What about Fifteen? The vocals are rough. But the message is grand. They have a album for every mood. Do you like I Spy? I'm listening to the split they did with Propagandhi right now.
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Sat Jun-12-04 03:42 AM
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If you can see them live. Holy Shit. Out of a hundred plus shows I have seen this was the best. It was insane. In Portland, we paid 9 bucks for our ticket. In the line my friend got 180$ for his. And this place could fit a few thousand. Not bad for a gay Canadian Punk band.
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Sat Jun-12-04 03:38 AM
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Coldplay, U2, Beck...some classical at bedtime... It was a very stressful week; I needed to listen to my faves :)
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Sat Jun-12-04 07:25 AM
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14. Big And Rich "Horse of a Different Color" CD |
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Damn, these are some sick bastards--and they're blatantly stealing my musical thoughts!!!! They are shamelessly laying hoedowns over some pretty serious Gangsta Grooves and I'll be switched if they ain't cracked the Top 10 Country Album Charts with this heresy!
"Charlie Pride was the Man in Black, Rock and Roll used to be about Johnny Cash,"
is the most egregious example of them tapping my brain. The liner notes also refer to Cowboy Troy doing the "hick-hop" rap.
HICK-HOP! Goddammit to HELL, that's MY term!!! I invented it to describe what happens when you play, say, "Gin And Juice" with banjos and mandolins etc and the girls go Ape Shit Crazy on the dance floor. But I digress.
Big And Rich is an Irresistible Groove. You will be laughing and dancing your ass off at the same time if you dare to crank up "Save A Horse, Ride A Cowboy!"
:smoke: dbt
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Sat Jun-12-04 07:29 AM
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15. 16 Horsepower - Folklore |
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Edited on Sat Jun-12-04 07:30 AM by Crisco
Intense Southern Gothic
also, just started listening to the new Jump (Little Children) album. "Mexico" is the best broken-hearted love song I've heard in a long, long time.
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Sat Jun-12-04 07:43 AM
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16. Holly Golightly, Sleater-Kinney, Add N to X, Sonic Youth... |
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The Fall, and as always Liz Phair.
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Sat Jun-12-04 10:05 AM
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23. Yes! Another S-K fan on DU! |
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They are my favorites! Saw them a couple weeks back on their little mini tour. Incredible live presense.
As for me, lately I've been listening to Aimee Mann, the B-52s, the Breeders, CCR, Husker Du, and Bob Marley.
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Sat Jun-12-04 12:15 PM
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I haven't seen Sleater Kinney in far too long. The last time I saw them was when they were touring for The One Beat. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs were supposed to open for them but didn't make it to that gig (9:30 Club, DC). The time before that, they opened for Belle and Sebastian which was strange because they played to a half empty huge hall with the house lights turned on. They were working on material for The One Beat and only played stuff from that album. The first time I saw them (All Hands on the Bad One tour), they had the White Stripes as an opening act before anybody had really heard of them.
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Sat Jun-12-04 08:17 AM
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17. All sorts of stuff... |
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Edited on Sat Jun-12-04 08:18 AM by Spider Jerusalem
Massive Attack - "Mezzanine" and "100th Window"
Tricky - "Pre-Millenium Tension"
Einstürzende Neubauten - "Ende Neu"
Tori Amos - "Strange Little Girls"
James - "Wah Wah"
Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana", conducted by André Previn
Charles Mingus - "Blues and Roots"
Bad Religion - "Stranger Than Fiction"
Björk - "Homogenic"
Barry Adamson - "The Negro Inside Me"
Tom Waits - "Rain Dogs"
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - "Let Love In"
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Sat Jun-12-04 08:44 AM
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19. I love your freaking playlist man |
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Finally another James fan I was listening to WahWah the other day
OK in my iTunes recently played albums we have
James - Getting away with it...live farewell concert Morcheeba - Big Calm Pilate - new Canadian band, very U2 and older Radiohead inspired, kick ass Rilo Kiley - the execution of all things Billy Bragg & Wilco - Mermaid avenue Assorted 'The' bands, Strokes, Vines, Trews
and the RadioVW online radio station
Heading out today to buy The Heavy Blinkers (funky 70s style orchestral pop) I was going to buy it on Weds but I was in a bad mood and didn't want to buy happy music.
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Sat Jun-12-04 08:19 AM
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18. Some Dead, Phish, hip-hip |
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and Anti Flag.
I have totally avoided any contact with the RR worshipping masses.
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Sat Jun-12-04 09:40 AM
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20. New Morrissey and new Loretta Lynn |
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"English heart......Irish blood......this I'm made of........"
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Sat Jun-12-04 09:55 AM
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Heaven or Las Vegas
and...
Treasures
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Sat Jun-12-04 10:02 AM
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Sat Jun-12-04 10:13 AM
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Dokken Franz Ferdninand U2 The Roots Alkaline Trio Reagan Youth Sonic Youth Tool Metallica The White Stripes Dead Kennedys Ten Years After Megadeth The Misfits The Ramones
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Sat Jun-12-04 10:21 AM
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Sat Jun-12-04 10:41 AM
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Reagan's 5th Symphony Julio & Reagan: Duet The Sound of Reagan Billie Joe Reagan Reagan on my Mind CSNY & Reagan Reagan Clearwater Revival Artist Formerly Known As Reagan Sgt Reagan's Lonely Hearts etc etc Reagan & Garfunlke Lou Reagan - Transormer
add your own
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Sat Jun-12-04 02:34 PM
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All Reagan all the time! Entire radio station playlists/ television, every media known to man, devoted to him. Oh God.
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Sat Jun-12-04 11:47 AM
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27. The Genius of Soul - Ray Charles- RIP |
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Sat Jun-12-04 12:09 PM
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I've been really digging the Franz Ferdinand album.
Also... Modest Mouse - Good News for People who like Bad News The Rapture - Echoes Weezer - Blue Album Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism Kill Bill 2 soundtrack
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Sat Jun-12-04 12:21 PM
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30. Jamie Cullum, Queen, Les Negresses Vertes, Bebo y Cigala ... |
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Sat Jun-12-04 12:36 PM
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31. Neil's Greendale - Best of Marvin Gaye - Concert for George |
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and the demo of my new protest song.
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Sat Jun-12-04 12:38 PM
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32. Mucho Steely Dan and Black Sabbath......................... |
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I've been in a real retro mood lately.
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Sat Jun-12-04 12:40 PM
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33. Parid "sonic jihad" and Anti-Flag "the terror state" |
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Sat Jun-12-04 01:50 PM
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Fat Boy Slim;
Franz Ferdinand - these guys rock !!
Jamie Cullum;
Coldplay;
Radiohead.
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Sat Jun-12-04 02:12 PM
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35. Mellow 60's and 70's pop |
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Adult standards, the usual
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Sat Jun-12-04 02:40 PM
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Elvis Costello various hits... wonderful the man is a genius The Hasbeens.. two friends and old bandmates of mine doing great acoustic covers Beatles various Robyn Hitchcock various Geri Allen Trio The Who greatest hits... didn't realize how soulful they were at the time! Love to hear Keith Moon bashing away. Ramones Tribute album
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Sat Jun-12-04 03:25 PM
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39. Ray- Birth of Soul, Coltrane-Live at Birdland |
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We lost Ray and Elvin Jones in the same week- I guess Jimi Hendrix or somebody's putting a new group together.
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