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Beethoven's violin concertos...lovely.
belle and sebastiian - write about love
ou est le swimming pool - the golden year
antony and the johnsons - swanlights
King Dinösaur wrote: "The weirdest "country" record I've ever heard..."
Yeah. But ou est le swimming pool?
Larry wrote: "King Dinösaur wrote: "The weirdest "country" record I've ever heard..."
Yeah. But ou est le swimming pool?"
have you checked your back yard or did you lose it again?
afrocubism - afrocubism
points for cover art.
mt. desolation - mt. desolation
please come up with good album titles, it's not that hard!
shane shu - let's burn this town
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benoît pioulard - lasted
kort (kurt wagner & cortney tidwell) - invariable heartache
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that name makes me think of kardashians, but i like kurt wagner's voice. i prefer him in lambchop.
Larry wrote: "It's always wandering away."get it a leash.
A leash. Now why didn't I think of that? I guess because I don't have any Janineness.
kelley stoltz - to dreamers
the fresh and onlys - play it strange
those masks remind me of a book i loved as a child.
tommy ebben & the small town villains - dreamless slumbers
styrofoam - disco synthesizers & daily tranquilizers
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can't help but love the album title.
the bees (aka a band of bees) - every step's a yes
daniel norgren - horrifying death eating blood spider
best out of the bunch.
i hadn't heard of him before today either. if you're interested you can listen to the album here: http://3voor12.vpro.nl/speler/luister...
itunes is on duty today:loney dear - i am john
the black keys - the only one
iron & wine - lion's mane
iron & wine - boy with a coin
most unpleasant men - like boats
andre williams - i can see
sparklehorse - getting it wrong
pink floyd - fat old sun
the unicorns - william, clap your hands
e - the day i wrote you off
You could write a weird little short story based on the song titles there, Janine. Just add a couple of conjunctions and one change of tense.I am John, the only one with a lion's mane. The boy with a coin. Like boats, I can see getting it wrong. Fat old sun, William, clap your hands for the day I wrote you off.
KD's short story is a little different.
I've been on hold for ten minutes now with a company that has Lite FM as its hold music. It has been pretty craptastic so far, but the Cyndi Lauper version of I Drove All Night just came on, and I'm OK with that.Minute 12: INXS Need You Tonight. Again, could be worse.
Minute 15: If you don't answer right now, you will never ever ever answer ooooooooooh...MAKE IT STOP
Sarah Pi wrote: "I've been on hold for ten minutes now with a company that has Lite FM as its hold music. It has been pretty craptastic so far, but the Cyndi Lauper version of I Drove All Night just came on, and I'..."
Speaking of Loopy Lauper, this may be a guilty pleasure but I've always loved the song "True Colors."
Speaking of Loopy Lauper, this may be a guilty pleasure but I've always loved the song "True Colors."
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I can see you tearing up, sir, and don't you blame it on a softball injury...
I'm just an old sentimental fool.
In honor of Michigan's upcoming rifle deer hunting season - so important around these parts that Big 3 auto workers are given opening day off - here's the Nuge in full-on carnivore mode, dripping chunks of quivering carcass in tow and a still-steaming gutpile at his feet, political correctness about as far from his wheelhouse as nuclear fusion.
Of course he’s full of shit - still needing the spotlight like tomorrow needs today - but who amongst us could seriously blame him for that? Not I. Loving the sound of your own voice, and in his case, your own guitar, is part of the job description.
I’ll bet some of you just choked on the bong water.
Wow, you guys start rifle earlier than we do. That's Thanksgiving week around here. A lot of the rural schools are off.
Spinning wayback-machine vinyl on a windy vacation day:
King Dinösaur wrote: "Keeping Halloween alive:
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I used to have a t-shirt with that Cramps album cover on it. It finally fell apart.
They're the best!
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I used to have a t-shirt with that Cramps album cover on it. It finally fell apart.
They're the best!
takka takka - migration[image error]
dan mangan (<--- that's a canadian, barb) - nice, nice, very nice
No slam on Brian Eno, but these are the two albums he's been trying to make ever since he fled Roxy Music:
Listening to my own little Halloween-y mixBlack No. 1- Type O Negative
Zombie Stomp- Ozzy
Haunted- Disturbed
Living Dead Girl- Rob Zombie
Scream- Avenged Sevenfold
Cowboys from Hell- Pantera
Freak on a Leash- Korn
This is Halloween- Marilyn Manson
Dance with the Devil- Breaking Benjamin
Cellar Door- Escape the Fate
Possum Kingdom- The Toadies
Stranger Than Fiction- Five Finger Death Punch
Dr. Online- Zecromancer
Oh, I was in a Velvet Underground mood yesterday, too, Janine...was singing "Sunday Morning" to myself in the kitchen.
poetracks: de grote drie - mulisch, reve en hermans
cut in the hill gang - mean black cat
nina kinert - red leader dream
eels - blinking lights and other revelations
florence + the machine - lungs
giant sand - is all over the map
get well soon - vexations
Ministry may be a one-trick pony, but I say that pony is a Triple-Crown winner here.
Gibby Haynes. Rhymes with "insane." Sort of.
Authentic 70's chug, BTO commandeer the assault on your inner ear, grunting, growling, and belching themselves into your heart. Randy Bachman may not have invented the power chord, but he signed the birth certificate (see "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet").
Plug in, tune up, and leave your cerebral cortex at the door.
There was a fair amount of hype surrounding young (he was 16 when his debut album "Pictures for Pleasure" dropped) Austin, Texas wunderkind Charlie Sexton, who shared many a stage with the Fabulous Thunderbirds and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
No small surprise then that once producer Keith Forsey got a hold of him, the results sound like the great, lost David Bowie album that should have linked "Scary Monsters" to "Let's Dance." Oh well... At least we got two great singles out of it. And one of the biggest 'do's of the 80's.
i can't seem to find music to fit my mood so i'm giving the mp3 a try.wolf parade - kissing the beehive
liam finn - remember when
the bird and the bee - phil
noah and the whale - rocks and daggers
band of horses - marry song
andre williams - i don't need marry
the unicorns - child star
david bowie - star man
department of eagles - waves of rye
elbow - weather to fly
radiohead - fog
jack peñate - run for your life
the flaming lips - thanks to you
tricky - pumpkin
the kinks - picture book
bright eyes - a perfect sonnet
gil scott-heron - a very precious time
david bowie - little wonder
the flaming lips - death valley '69
the unicorns - gut stains
that's (for the most part) more like it.
remember when phil was kissing the beehive? rocks and daggers did the marry song, but i don't need marry. he was a child star, a star man, but almost drowned in waves of rye. it was no weather to fly, fog, run for your life. thanks to you, pumpkin, and your picture book, that perfect sonnet, we had a very precious time. little wonder it was followed by death valley '69, where we were covered in gut stains.
King Dinösaur wrote: "Actually, it's more Foreigner than you will ever need."
But if it doesn't contain "Headknocker" and "Women," it's not ALL the Foreigner you'll ever need.
And Lou Gramm's "Midnight Blue." Wish I'd written that one...
But if it doesn't contain "Headknocker" and "Women," it's not ALL the Foreigner you'll ever need.
And Lou Gramm's "Midnight Blue." Wish I'd written that one...
From down under (Hi Gail!), this should've been huge as it out Costellos Costello and out Parkers (as in Graham) Parker.
Never mind the curvy hips and pouty lips, I love my baby 'cuz she...
Broken Bells because someone at work gave it to me. It's not my usual thing but I keep listening to it anyway. It kind of makes me want to sit in the dark and take drugs or something.
smetchie wrote: "Broken Bells because someone at work gave it to me. It's not my usual thing but I keep listening to it anyway. It kind of makes me want to sit in the dark and take drugs or something."
And watch "Fantasia"?
And watch "Fantasia"?
janine wrote: "remember when phil was kissing the beehive? rocks and daggers did the marry song, but i don't need marry. he was a child star, a star man, but almost drowned in waves of rye. it was no weather to f..."I think there could be a market for our title stories.
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