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scott
response 75 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 22:15 UTC 2001

Is that your *final* answer?    ;)
tpryan
response 76 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 25 22:26 UTC 2001

        Dangerous Heroes - Michael Longcor
krj
response 77 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 27 01:33 UTC 2001

Susana Baca, "Eco de Sombras."
mcnally
response 78 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 27 02:25 UTC 2001

  For some reason, Susanna Baca seems to be the only one of the 
  "Soul of Black Peru" artists to really benefit from that collection
  with decent distributuion in North America.

carson
response 79 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 07:01 UTC 2001

(Tom Tom Club, "Happiness Can't Buy Money (Handsomeboy Modeling
School Mix)."  it's off of a RykoPalm sampler.)
oddie
response 80 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 07:03 UTC 2001

Miles Davis: Porgy and Bess
Nice, mostly easygoing orchestral jazz.
mcnally
response 81 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 07:33 UTC 2001

  Jesus and Mary Chain -- "Psychocandy"
tpryan
response 82 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 14:05 UTC 2001

        One after 909 - The Beatles
happyboy
response 83 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 15:59 UTC 2001

Ry Cooder: Jazz
krj
response 84 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 19:21 UTC 2001

Linda Lay & Appalachian Trail, "The Tracks We Leave."  Nice old fashioned 
bluegrass album.  I picked this up at the band's appearance at the 
National Folk Festival in East Lansing last August.  Hmm, I should do a 
web search and see what they are up to.
sspan
response 85 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 00:15 UTC 2001

Out of the Past by November Project from their 5 song EP A Thousand Days. I
just saw NP together with Grey Eye Glances the other night, what a
combination..
orinoco
response 86 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 04:04 UTC 2001

Interesting.  I've been listening to a lot of October Project lately.  Who
are November Project?
lasar
response 87 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 12:45 UTC 2001

Dido, No Angel.
A beautiful album, even though I can't say much more about it, except that
it's beautiful. Dido's a big hit in the UK right now, as far as I know. Eminem
sampled one song off this album in his song Stan. The sampled song is
Thankyou.

Anyway, hello, I'm new here.
tpryan
response 88 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 17:15 UTC 2001

        She Blinded Me With Science - Thomas Dolby on Planet 96.3fm.
krj
response 89 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 20:30 UTC 2001

Hi lasar, I'm glad you could make it!
 
Kirsty MacColl, TROPICAL BRAINSTORM.  Arrived on the porch a couple 
of hours ago; I probably wouldn't even have ordered it if she hadn't
been killed.  It's OK; I hear two songs which will go into Leslie's
next mix minidisc, Real Soon Now.
orinoco
response 90 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 21:42 UTC 2001

Oddly enough, even though I generally have a pretty low tolerance for Dido
and for Eminem, "Stan" really knocked me over the first few times I heard it.
I suppose it makes sense: Dido could use more rough edges, and Eminem could
use fewer, so they compliment each other nicely.

Right now, Gary Lucas's _Evangeline._  Makes my fingers hurt just listening
to it.  This guy is a ridiculous guitarist....
sspan
response 91 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 23:45 UTC 2001

orinoco asked who november project are.. basically, when October Project
disbanded, the couple who founded them. Emil Adler and Julie Flanders reformed
as November Project with vocalist Mary Anne Marino, bassist Michael
Visceglia, who was with OP for their Falling Farther in CD, and was with
Suzanne Vega for 14 years, and drummer Doug Yowell. 
They have out a 5 song EP, and a full lenght album is due out at any time.
Also, Marina Belica has out a new CD, decembergirl (do I sense a theme?), and
Mary Fahl has a new 4 song EP called Lenses of Contact.
check out www.novemberproject.com and www.decembergirl.com

next time: who is Grey Eye Glances?

and now for what's playing, Anita Lipnicka's newest CD, Moje Oczy sa Zielone.
lasar
response 92 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 14:34 UTC 2001

Reverence, the first album of Faithless.
ashke
response 93 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 15:04 UTC 2001

just some songs in my head, I'm making cds from my mp3s and I just have
assorted ramblings in my head
micklpkl
response 94 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 15:06 UTC 2001

"Little Victories," Darden Smith 
orinoco
response 95 of 420: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 02:59 UTC 2001

The "I'm Afraid of Americans" remix album.  I can't decide whether it makes
me want to shoot David Bowie or marry him.
lasar
response 96 of 420: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 15:43 UTC 2001

Babylon, David Gray. A single release I found yesterday.
Tracks: Babylon, Over my head, Tell me more lies.
The CDs been playing for 6 hours straight yesterday, and is now spinning
again.
tpryan
response 97 of 420: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 17:15 UTC 2001

        Rock the Casba by the Clash on Planets 80's lunch thing.
micklpkl
response 98 of 420: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 18:57 UTC 2001

Re: #96. That's a little strange, because I was playing WhiteLadder by David
Gray earlier in the morning. 

Right now, Jo Dee Messina is singing "Burn." (Twila had mentioned this in
party, and I picked it up as I was browsing through the alt.country section,
looking for Kasey Chambers.)
dbratman
response 99 of 420: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 21:19 UTC 2001

Would someone who's been a Suzanne Vega fan for 14 years be likely to 
enjoy the new band of her bassist for the same period?
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