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What Are You Listening to Right Now?
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Jackie "the Librarian"
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Sep 10, 2009 09:39AM
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Stefano wrote: "I had a little Smiths marathon the other night. Its nice to refresh yourself with their amazing work. "I love The Smiths so much it causes me slight physical pain.
That's too bad, but much better than a lot of other places :).
Not so bad. Just ... really different.
I was just thinking about that interview yesterday, wondering how it had gone. :)
Are you ready for it?
What about Skype? Then all you need is a headset, and a good internet connection.
I've got Roll Out stuck in my head right now... even though I'm listening to Neko Case. :DRoll Out (My Business) - Ludacris
(one of the coolest videos ever - the little man dancing part, I mean)
Page France! Enjoy it, N.Currently: "Lord Kill the Pain" - Red House Painters
I'm going to see Neko Case in November.*pauses to smile goofily like I do every time I recall this fact*
Current playlist has recently consisted of Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Roky Erickson, The Cramps, PJ Harvey's latest record, and Murder By Death.
My love for the Smiths also causes me pain in my soul... as some part of said soul will always be sixteen, clumsy, and shy.
You can borrow my cell phone if you need to, KD. I could courier it to you.Really, I mean it.
That first one looks like a Caravaggio.
Okay, but the offer stands open if things fall through, KD.
Can't lose with Jesus Lizard...
Yeah, it does look like a Caravaggio.Neurosis? Holy cats... I haven't listened to them since high school.
He's not bleeding! That can only mean man rape!
"Beyond the Sea" - Bobby Darin
"All Along the Watchtower" - Bob Dylan
King Dinösaur wrote: "I have a really weird, live version of Bobby Darin doing "Beyond the Sea". It is extremely Vegas-y. I think maybe he's drunk."Wouldn't you be in Vegas?
Oh man, that Rockin' Bones looks sweet. I'll keep my eye out for that one.
KD, downloaded Rockin' Bones last night. I am a happy, happy girl.
"U Got the Look" - Prince, featuring Sheena Easton!"Raspberry Beret" - Prince. One of the best summer songs, ever!
Nabbed a couple of great albums from Soulseek - "Femmes de Paris Vols. 1 and 2." Female French pop singers from the 60s and 70s doing their thing. Great covers of the Moody Blues "Nights in White Satin" and the Stones' "Paint it Black."
Those sound great, Natalie!
Jackie "the Librarian" wrote: ""U Got the Look" - Prince, featuring Sheena Easton!"Raspberry Beret" - Prince. One of the best summer songs, ever!
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Prince is Sheena Easton? I knew it!
I was just listening to "People Who Died" by the Jim Carroll Band.
Jim Carroll, 1949-2009
Jim Carroll, 1949-2009
Yeah, KD, it really does. Also have picked off Dead and Gone: Trauermarsche - Funeral Marches and a psychobilly band called Hillbilly Hellcats, and as many versions of Cry Me A River as I can find by female artists (there are some songs that were just meant to be sung by male/female artists, and Cry Me A River was meant to be done by women. There, I said it.)You got me in a mood for ein klein nachtmusik, KD!
Ooh. Haven't listened to Prince lately.I'm listening to Thom Yorke's The Eraser now. I'm not a huge Radiohead guy, but I like this disc a lot.
"Eminence Front" - The Who"Werewolves of London" - Warren Zevon
"Loving Me, Loving You" - ABBA
"Night Time Is the Right Time" - Ray Charles
Goin' old school grunge, I see, KD...Tonight I played Mogwaii's Happy Songs for Happy People and Fields' From Here We Go Sublime in my office real loud.
I have those Green River, Nirvana, and Screaming Trees albums.
I rocked out to the last Afghan Whigs album, 1965 the other day. Good one--it didn't get the accolades that Gentleman got.
I rocked out to the last Afghan Whigs album, 1965 the other day. Good one--it didn't get the accolades that Gentleman got.
I like Congregation a lot myself...
Love the artwork on Screaming Trees, a lot.
Stephen wrote: "Love the artwork on Screaming Trees, a lot."
Looks like kind of a precursor to the new Alice in Wonderland movie.
Looks like kind of a precursor to the new Alice in Wonderland movie.
Stefano wrote: "I rocked out to the last Afghan Whigs album, 1965 the other day. Good one--it didn't get the accolades that Gentleman got. "1965 is an AMAZING album, start to finish.
Gentlemen has that concept album thing going where individual songs don't necessarily stand out. I like to listen to it when I'm in a dark mood.
I don't do a lot of whole-album listening these days, but both of those are usually whole-album listens for me.
Gentlemen is my hands down favorite Whigs record.1965 has "My Enemy," though. Fantastic tune.
I will now do a happy dance all over the internet. My bassist bought me a ticket to Springsteen's first Baltimore show since the early 70s! Baltimore Arena is small, and I am happy happy happy.
Yay for you Sarah. I'm sure you will have a great time.
Sarah Pi wrote: "I will now do a happy dance all over the internet. My bassist bought me a ticket to Springsteen's first Baltimore show since the early 70s! Baltimore Arena is small, and I am happy happy happy. "Oh! That's wonderful, Sarah! Have you ever seen Bruce Springsteen in concert?
I'd love to see him in concert. I haven't, though. About 10 years ago, he came to Little Rock and had one concert... and rumor was he was pissed that the box office jacked the prices up so high that he vowed to never return to Little Rock and that sucks for us... really. I mean, I get why he'd be mad, but it sucks that we have a venue that inflates ticket prices.
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