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What Are You Listening to Right Now?
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Someone to Pull the Trigger - Matthew Sweet (live)Sweet & Simple - Journey
You Better You Bet - The Who
Alibi - Elvis Costello
The Song That Goes Like This - Spamalot soundtrack
I am currently obsessed with the Zac Brown Band. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBfcBV...
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listening to the "French Hour" on a local station. Haven't heard this since I was 10 and my grandmother would visit and listen to it. listening to christmas songs sung in french. reminds me of growing up. My father's mother lived with us for the las 9 yrs of her life. she was bilingual but more comfortable in french. Of all her grandchildren only my sister & I were not bilingual. My dad wanted us to grow up speaking without a french accent. took french in high school but not the same as if I had gone to the local French-Catholic grammar school where half the day was spent in frnch and the other in english.
Aynge wrote: "Someone to Pull the Trigger - Matthew Sweet (live)
Sweet & Simple - Journey
You Better You Bet - The Who
Alibi - Elvis Costello
The Song That Goes Like This - Spamalot soundtrack"
"Time Capsule" by Matthew Sweet. Wow...
Sweet & Simple - Journey
You Better You Bet - The Who
Alibi - Elvis Costello
The Song That Goes Like This - Spamalot soundtrack"
"Time Capsule" by Matthew Sweet. Wow...
Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show- Cover of the Rolling StoneTone Loc- Funky Cold Medina
Queen- We Will Rock You
Led Zeppelin- Black Dog
Black Sabbath- The Wizard
Kiss- Beth
AC/DC- Razors Edge
Yay! Barb, I found out on Saturday that April Smith was here on Saturday night. :(I already had four things to go to that night, and she was the opener for someone who I didn't care about, so I didn't go. Hopefully she'll come back again on a better bill.
I'm not familiar with April Smith, but what a great picture.
LPG - with the earth above meeels - going to your funeral (part II)
lucky fonz III - het maakt niet uit
stan diego - tension and release
jason lytle - flying through canyons
the unicorns - innoccuate the innocuous
giant sand - rag
loney, dear - under a silent sea
eels - teenage witch
the tranquis - oprah
Thought "Shabooh Shoobah" and "Listen Like Thieves" were good albums.
The Temper Trap- Sweet DispositionPixie Lott- Turn it Up
The Spill Canvas- All Over You
Cavo- Let It Go
Neon Trees- In The Next Room
All Time Low- Therapy
Dead Eye Dick- New Age Girl
brown feather sparrow & friends - how to throw a christmas party
jens lekman - if you ever need a stranger (to sing at your wedding)beirut - postcards from italy
vin strong - swinging the mambo
iron & wine - the devil never sleeps
beirut - la banlieue
elbow - grounds for divorce
giant sand - pitch & sway
extince - makkelijk praten
gil scott-heron - on coming from a broken home (part 2)
eels - the man
if you ever need a stranger to sing at your wedding, to send you postcards from italy or for swinging the mambo: the devil never sleeps in la banlieue. it might be grounds for divorce, the pitch & sway, but that's easy to say (makkelijk praten). on coming from a broken home: i'm the man.
Bruce Springsteen - Incident on 57th St.Solomon Burke - I need your love in my life
Mary Wells - my guy
josh ritter - wolves
Ladysmith Black Mambazo - king of kings
Bruce Springsteen w/ the Seeger Session - Old Dan Tucker
Brandi Carlile - The Story
Treblecharger - Red
Elvis Costello - Radio, Radio
Dan Bern - Jerusalem
After the incident on 57th Street I realized I need your love in my life. My guy. Unfortunately, the wolves' King of Kings, Old Dan Tucker, heard the story and saw red. I turned on the radio and thought of Jerusalem.
Sarah Pi wrote: "After the incident on 57th Street I realized I need your love in my life. My guy. Unfortunately, the wolves' King of Kings, Old Dan Tucker, heard the story and saw red. I turned on the radio and th..."very clever, Sarah.
Nice retrospective, Myles. I loved REM through Automatic for the People, enjoyed parts of Monster, but couldn't get into anything since.
music to read by last night: Willie Nelson, "You were Always on my Mind"
King Dinösaur wrote: "
It's Rock 'n' Roll Friday Night..."
KD, I'm on my way over. Should be there by the time "Space Station #5 is halfway through.
It's Rock 'n' Roll Friday Night..."
KD, I'm on my way over. Should be there by the time "Space Station #5 is halfway through.
Last night listened to infomercial for singer songwriters of the '70's from time warner. Now listening to infomercial about rock-ballads. Pieces of my past flying past my ears with memories, so many memories...happy, warm feelings..big smile on my face and my sister in law and I singing along amazed we still remember the words.
michael jackson - michael[image error]
i'm pissed off too, and on top of all the things that seem to be going wrong and try their hardest to stress me out, i stubbed my toe.
Did you swear? Did you hop around? I hate that. I mean, stubbing your toe. Not the jumping, hopping around, altough that's not great, either.
RandomAnthony wrote: "Did you swear? Did you hop around? I hate that. I mean, stubbing your toe. Not the jumping, hopping around, altough that's not great, either."no, i didn't swear. maybe i should have, it would have probably made me feel better. i stub my toes at least once a week so i'm pretty used to it, but it still really hurts.
various artists - christmas cover up
Although they shared a zip code with a living-dead army of hair farmers like Motley Crue, Quiet Riot, and Ratt, the Joneses seemed more consumed with sonics than haberdashery or cosmetics, drawing their inspiration from a wellspring of 70’s scarf-and-opiate dandies like Aerosmith, the New York Dolls, and the Stones, with a touch of oily rockabilly thrown in for texture and reference, everything spit up, revved up, hopped up, and torn up, then cast aside and forgotten, blazing, bastardized licks aplenty - heisted from Chuck Berry via Johnny Thunders - diabolical, droning string bends, and snotty, detached vocals galore. They got in, got out, and moved on, which is how it should be.
While this career retrospective doesn’t quite approach the sublime pleasure of, say, imagining what Bjork would look like being ripped apart by hyenas, there are worse ways to spend 40 minutes. Live with it.
King Dinösaur wrote: "I must have that album. Thank you."
I can burn you a copy. Let me know.
I can burn you a copy. Let me know.
NPR All songs channel - CHRISTMAS WITH THE SNOW by Marah
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And...I still love them. I mentioned earlier about Murmur that it wasn'..."
Wow. I might maybe someday if trapped in a bomb shelter with nothing but vinyl REM go through all their albums. Until then, I have this, and a growing, albeit resentment-laced, respect for their longevity and *ahem* talent.
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i'm listening to my christmas playlistbobby vinton - the bell that couldn't jingle
the youngsters - christmas in jail
kaat hellings - petit papa noel
brown feather sparrow & friends - ding dong
monte la rue - i saw santa kissing mommy (a time for lovin')
gary hoey - you're a mean one, mr. grinch
jaap boots - kerstmis in de tropen
brown feather sparrow & friends - kyrie eleison
brown feather sparrow & friends - december radio
augie rios - donde esta santa claus
next ten in itunes:devendra banhart - long haired child
midlake - acts of man
eels - marie floating over the backyard
swans - reeling the liars in
an pierlé - goddess
midlake - fortune
the tranquis - blue skies
we'll make it right - my best friend
LPG - this is your power
vetiver - more of this
maybe they don't want to be associated with the music.
beach house - teen dream[image error]
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