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Grex > Music2 > #219: Heavy rotation (things getting a lot of listening lately) | |
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kewy
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response 75 of 108:
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Jun 2 05:52 UTC 2000 |
Led Zepplin II, Beatles - Abbey Road
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gelinas
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response 76 of 108:
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Jun 2 06:14 UTC 2000 |
My daughter (13) got a kick out of that one when she finally listened to it
the other day, happyboy. :)
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carla
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response 77 of 108:
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Jun 2 06:55 UTC 2000 |
sister psychosis
don't got a lot to say
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jules
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response 78 of 108:
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Jun 5 23:55 UTC 2000 |
neutral milk hotel - avery island
luna - penthouse
velvet underground and nico
pixies - trompe le monde
stereolab
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isis
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response 79 of 108:
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Jun 6 00:30 UTC 2000 |
I just got a great 50 cd stereo so pretty much everything in there is "heavy
rotation" but most of it is Zeppelin (all 9 studio albums) Pink Floyd (the
Wall/Wish You Were Here), Liz Phair , Jeff Buckley's Mystery White Boy, U2,
Bob Dylan and Kula Shaker. I periodically change discs so that i can make mix
tapes, but then end up putting everything back in the way it was.
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carla
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response 80 of 108:
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Jun 6 21:52 UTC 2000 |
the golden palominos collection "Thundering herd"
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jules
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response 81 of 108:
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Jun 7 23:54 UTC 2000 |
same stuff in my heavy rotation right now
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kewy
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response 82 of 108:
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Jun 8 02:33 UTC 2000 |
Heavy rotation lately is my punk-ska covers album that I made. it is gud.
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carson
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response 83 of 108:
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Aug 12 23:02 UTC 2000 |
(I've been forced into heavy rotation mode, as I've been dropped into
a foreign country with only 20 or so CDs. [dead island discs, anyone?]
I'd like to say it's the Meryn Cadell album that's been getting the
bulk of rotation, but it's actually been my two Eminem albums.)
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kewy
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response 84 of 108:
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Aug 12 23:37 UTC 2000 |
Sloan - Twice Removed
Great Big Sea - Play
I'd say in honor of your Canadian voyage, Carson, but I wouldn't be
telling the truth. It's just what's sounded good lately :)
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kewy
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response 85 of 108:
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Aug 12 23:37 UTC 2000 |
or maybe I should say honour.
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eeyore
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response 86 of 108:
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Aug 18 05:46 UTC 2000 |
*whimper* Play is the one GBS cd that I *DON'T* have. But I have a tape with
the best of the other 4 cds on it in my car right now. It's been playing in
my car nonstop for a month now.
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anderyn
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response 87 of 108:
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Aug 18 17:21 UTC 2000 |
Play is cool. That and Rant and Roar and Up are the three I have (I think).
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krj
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response 88 of 108:
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Aug 20 00:19 UTC 2000 |
The two main discs getting repetitive play are:
Kristi Stassinopolou, "Echotropia." The publicity hype describes it
as a blend of Greek folk, progressive rock and electronica.
I hope to order her other two in-print CDs imminently, since
I'm really taken with this one.
Malinky, "Last Leaves." Dorky looking cover obscures a very good
traditional Scottish folk band with a very good woman singer,
Katrine (lastnameforgotten), playing a lot of songs you
know very well if you've listened to British Isles stuff
for years. Their version of "Alison Gross" is the promotional
track, for example. Likely to be of interest to
Twila, Mickey, Megan, maybe David Bratman.
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carson
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response 89 of 108:
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Aug 22 00:11 UTC 2000 |
re #84: (pretend it's in honour of yours.) ;)
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gnat
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response 90 of 108:
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Aug 23 17:54 UTC 2000 |
The new Vic Chesnutt album, "Merriment," and the new Olivia
Tremor Control singles comp have gotten a lot of play lately. Vic
is wonderful as always - only he would title a song "Preponderance" -
and the OTC disc is a mixed bag - some great pop songs and a lot
of musique concrete wanking.
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krj
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response 91 of 108:
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Aug 23 18:02 UTC 2000 |
(Hi gnat! I wasn't sure you were going to come back.)
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gnat
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response 92 of 108:
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Aug 24 19:08 UTC 2000 |
Yeah, I'm back for a little while, till I get too busy at
my new job. :)
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kewy
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response 93 of 108:
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Aug 26 03:51 UTC 2000 |
I've been listening to a lot of Led Zeppelin.. or at least, was on my trip.
In order of spins:
Physical Grafitti
I
III
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sspan
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response 94 of 108:
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Aug 29 02:20 UTC 2000 |
Shannon Curfman - Loud Guitars, Big Suspicions. Was it one of yu I heard about
her from? if so, thanx.
Rachael Lampa - Live for You. A month ago I couldn't find a CD store employee
that had heard of her.. now it seems like she's on some TV show every other
day.
Nichole Nordeman - This Mystery.
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tpryan
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response 95 of 108:
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Aug 29 16:17 UTC 2000 |
Nothing recently. I think I have listened to at least 40 different
new CDs within this month. I've been on a adventuresome listening kick.
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orinoco
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response 96 of 108:
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Sep 8 16:19 UTC 2000 |
My cd player is busted, and I've been too lazy to cart my CDs down to the
computer, so Eryka Badu's "Baduizm" has been living in the CD-rom drive all
week. Somehow I haven't gotten sick of it yet. On first hearing, I thought
it was deadly repetitive, but it's grown on me enormously.
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gnat
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response 97 of 108:
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Sep 8 18:16 UTC 2000 |
I've been in a crummy mood lately and the gloom of Portland autumn
is kicking in, so it's been Black Heart Procession and Will Oldham
(he of the lovely broken croon) on an endless loop... BHP sound
like a cross between Nick Cave and Tom Waits, with horns and pump
organ and musical saw, and are splendidly dismal.
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ashke
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response 98 of 108:
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Sep 13 20:23 UTC 2000 |
Mostly mp3 mixes on my computer at home. haven't had a chance to make many
cd's lately, but putting together combinations in my WinAmp to see if I'd like
to make an album out of them. Assorted songs are poppy tunes and things that
catch my ear.
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bmoran
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response 99 of 108:
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Nov 2 16:44 UTC 2000 |
Brian Ferry's "as time goes by", from the library. Neat arraingments of
tunes from the (mostly) mid thirtys.
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