Grex Music2 Conference

Item 219: Heavy rotation (things getting a lot of listening lately)

Entered by scott on Mon Dec 20 02:18:55 1999:

I have the problem lately that I've been listening to something a lot, but
not when I'm online (hence no entry in the "Music to conference by" item).

So what's been getting a lot of spins in your stereo lately?
108 responses total.
#1 of 108 by scott on Mon Dec 20 02:20:08 1999:

Mostly while programming at work:
NIN, "The Fragile".
Danny Elfman, original Batman movie score. 

In the car:
David Bowie, "Ziggy Stardust".

#2 of 108 by mcnally on Mon Dec 20 03:09:24 1999:

  I had been thinking of gluing shut the drawer of my CD changer once
  the Magnetic Fields set was inside but lately I've been listening to
  more instrumental music while studying for finals..  Michael Hedges'
  "Oracle" has been getting a lot of spins..

  Also, while digging through a part of my collection I don't frequently
  visit, I brought out Carole King's "Tapestry".  In addition to being
  one of the classic 70s albums, it's also one of the albums I associate
  most closely with childhood (along with the red and blue Beatles'
  collection albums and Cat Stevens' "Teaser and the Firecat" and
  "Tea For the Tillerman", "Tapestry" is one of the albums I heard over
  and over as a small child, when my five sisters used to listen to it.)

  Probably because of that association I've been finding it evokes
  pleasant and soothing memories so it's been getting a lot of play
  during this past hyper-stressful week..

#3 of 108 by orinoco on Mon Dec 20 04:35:35 1999:

The CD player that once was in my room is now in my dorm room in Chicago, so
now that I'm back home for winter break, I have no way of playing CDs without
inflicting them on the rest of the house.  There's been a lot of Joshua
Kadison and Sonia Dada playing lately, them being the most user-friendly ones
in my diskwallet at the moment.

#4 of 108 by carson on Mon Dec 20 21:04:54 1999:

(the Handsome Boy Modeling School CD has been in my disc changer
nearly non-stop since its release a couple of months ago.)

#5 of 108 by gnat on Mon Dec 20 21:34:01 1999:

I finally managed to pry "69 Love Songs" and the Minders' two albums out
of the CD player.  Robyn Hitchcock's "Eye" is getting a lot of play at
work, and the car cassette du jour is "The Gay Parade" by Of Montreal.

#6 of 108 by mcnally on Mon Dec 20 23:45:12 1999:

  "Eye" was always one of the Robyn Hitchcock albums I liked best..
  (apart from "Eye" I find it better to take him in smaller doses..)

#7 of 108 by gnat on Tue Dec 21 01:59:57 1999:

That's probably a good idea.  Otherwise you might end up like me...

#8 of 108 by mcnally on Tue Dec 21 04:38:43 1999:

  Heaven forfend.  

  I have this vivid image of you prancing around wearing a Cynthia Mask.

#9 of 108 by mcnally on Tue Dec 21 04:39:18 1999:

  (which is even odder than it might seem, since I have no idea what
   a Cynthia mask might look like..)

#10 of 108 by sspan on Tue Dec 21 04:50:55 1999:

hmm.. lately.. Jaci Velasquez 'Llegar a Ti' and Plumb 'Candycoatedwaterdrops'
have been in my cd players more than anything else.. just got two new Grey
Eye Glances CDs, so they'll probably take over that distinction for a while..

#11 of 108 by raven on Tue Dec 21 23:31:15 1999:

The newish Kristen Hersh CD Sky Motel has been getting a lot of play on
my cd, that and Beck Mellow Gold (from the early 90s), Aisha Kandisha's
Jarring Effect Shabeestation which is Morrocan music from the early 90s
produced by Billaswell though his prduction here is less heavy handed than
in say his Materiasl projects.

#12 of 108 by gnat on Wed Dec 22 01:44:37 1999:

The Magnetic Fields and the Minders have both crept back into the CD
player, alas.  I hope they don't get into a fight.  I wonder who would
win?

re. #9, I assume a Cynthia Mask would look like Robyn Hitchcock's ex-
girlfriend, Cynthia.  Except I don't know what she looks like.

#13 of 108 by mcnally on Wed Dec 22 03:16:06 1999:

  re #11:  hmmm..  and here I thought I'd bought or listened to nearly
  all of the ton and a half of world-music records Laswell had produced
  during that period..  (it must just have seemed that way -- some of
  the material he was associated with at that time remains among my
  favorite music from that time but there were a number of Laswell
  projects that *I* wound up regretting whether or not he did..)

#14 of 108 by gypsi on Wed Dec 22 13:26:39 1999:

Heavy rotation right now:  Dead Can Dance's "Toward the Within".  I've 
always loved this album, but now that I've seen the video of the live 
performance, I can't bear to take it out of the cd player.  It's also 
nice at work since it isn't hyper, and not "new agey" enough to put me 
to sleep.

#15 of 108 by happyboy on Wed Dec 22 19:20:06 1999:

past few days:  the first 4 albums by X.

my apartment is becoming very dysfunctional.  8*

#16 of 108 by lumen on Thu Dec 23 21:30:44 1999:

Random radio and often whatever Julie picks up at the library.  We had 
Kenny Loggin's _Return to Pooh Corner_ and _A Sesame Street Christmas_ 
in for a while.

#17 of 108 by otaking on Tue Dec 28 21:20:36 1999:

Random radio (mainly 80's music) and Sarah McLachlan or NIN CDs.

#18 of 108 by mcnally on Tue Feb 15 10:52:16 2000:

  In heavy rotation lately:

     Catherine Wheel -- "Adam and Eve"
     the Folk Implosion -- "One Part Lullaby"  (highly recommended..)

#19 of 108 by orinoco on Tue Feb 15 15:21:11 2000:

McCoy Tyner, "Three Flowers"

#20 of 108 by lumen on Tue Feb 15 21:01:45 2000:

with my wife, Weird Al Yankovic's _Running With Scissors_ CD

with me, Eiffel 65's _Europop_, particularly "Blue Da Ba Dee," "Too 
Much of Heaven," and "Hyperlink (Deep Down)."  It's dance music, but I 
can dance inside even if I'm not physically doing so =)

#21 of 108 by orinoco on Tue Feb 15 22:50:15 2000:

Woops, this is the "heavy rotation" item, not the "now playing" item.  
Lately, "Remain in Light" or Janis Joplin's "Pearl" have been in my CD player
almost full time.

#22 of 108 by mcnally on Wed Feb 16 00:56:17 2000:

  two fine albums..

#23 of 108 by scott on Sun Feb 20 22:45:03 2000:

These days almost all of my real listening happens in the car, even though
I don't drive that much.  Right now I'm working on Rage Against the Machine's
"Evil Empire".

#24 of 108 by krj on Mon Feb 21 05:44:18 2000:

Probably the three items getting lots of play time in the car right now are:
  1) The Cock and Bull Band, "Pumped Up and Loaded," French/English folk dance
         band, slightly rocked up
  2) Lais, "Lais," trio of Belgian women who sing either acapella or with 
         the folk-rock band Kadril
  3) an album by the above-named Kadril whose title I cannot remember,
         it's in Flemish.

#25 of 108 by happyboy on Tue Feb 22 12:32:33 2000:

Industry and Thrift in my Truck CD player:

especially the tune i consider to be our
*true* national anthem: "Lumpy, Beanpole,
and Dirt."

#26 of 108 by otaking on Mon Mar 6 20:00:36 2000:

In my car: Kate Bush tapes, especially "Lionheart" and "The Whole Story"

In the apartment: Portishead "PNYC Live" and Einstein's Secret Orchestra
self-titled release.

#27 of 108 by orinoco on Thu Mar 9 16:50:10 2000:

Lately I've been trying to figure out the Bartok string quartets, which i keep
hearing are _the_ modern chamber music pieces.  So far Bartok is winning.

By way of resting my ears, I've also been listening to the Dvorjak piano
quintet a whole lot.

#28 of 108 by dbratman on Mon Mar 13 18:39:44 2000:

To get to know Bartok's string quartets, start with no. 1, listen to it 
over and over until it starts to make sense, then go on to no. 2.  After 
no. 4 the learning curve starts to go downhill.

Or try the other great 20C string quartet writer first: Shostakovich.  
True, there's 15 of them, but they're much more accessible.  Go through 
the first 3 or 4 at speed, and if you feel you've gotten anything out of 
them you're ready to listen to the middle quartets, of which no. 8 is 
the highlight.  The last four are really tough nuts to crack, though.  
But after Bartok, even they are easy.

#29 of 108 by orinoco on Tue Mar 14 00:02:36 2000:

No. 4 and 5 are starting to make sense.  Slowly.  But one at a time does seem
like the better appraoch, now that you mention it.

#30 of 108 by tpryan on Fri Mar 17 00:41:43 2000:

        While it is more time appropriate to be listening to Al Stewart's
"Last Days of the Century" CD (recommended) I have listened to his
(Time) "Between the Wars" CD (higher recommendation) more in the past 
week, it plays to well as one peice.

#31 of 108 by katie on Tue Mar 21 05:57:35 2000:

I am listening to one of the two about-to-be-released Melanie albums. I
get to own them early!

Patti Smith has a new CD coming out tomorrow. I will be listening to that
soon.

#32 of 108 by bmoran on Thu Mar 23 17:18:56 2000:

If my cd player had a needle, I'd be wearing out William Orbit's Pieces in
a Modern Style. His synthed Adagio for Strings is one of the better
versions I've heard. And the others, covers of John Cage, Satie, Ravel,
and even Gorecki are quite fun.

#33 of 108 by diznave on Fri Mar 24 20:08:00 2000:

 In heavy rotation lately (past 30 days) has been Zappa's _We're Only In It
For The Money_, Chicago II & III, and Phish's recent 6-CD live venture
_Hampton Comes Alive_, in which the boys do a -funky- cover of Will Smith's
'Gettin' Jiggy With It'

Approaching heavy rotation is Handel's Water Music and Stevie Wonder's _Songs
In The Key Of Life_

#34 of 108 by tpryan on Sat Mar 25 02:34:12 2000:

        Ron Sunshine and Full Swing and Dave Stucky and the Rhythm Gang have
stayed in the 5 cd changer, while the other three slots have been hosting
other CDs.   A good Jim Croce collection is on now.

#35 of 108 by scott on Wed Apr 19 23:07:14 2000:

"The Wayouts" has been playing a lot lately, followed by "J. Walker and the
Pedestrians" on the same MD.  Both of these were cassettes from local Lansing
area bands back when I did sound.

Aimee Mann, "Bachelor #2" (recent release) has been on the car tape, and is
growing on me.  Wish it had some more uptempo tunes, though.  Everything has
about the same tempo and the same productions.

#36 of 108 by sspan on Sun May 7 02:53:15 2000:

Hmmm.. what lately.. I guess Faith Hill's 'Faith' album, Jennifer Knapp's
latest is great, I've also been playing Ginny Owens a lot, she sounds a bit
like Dar Williams I think, I also picked up a couple of CDs by a band from
the Netherlands called The Gathering that I've enjoyed quite a bit.

#37 of 108 by scott on Sun May 7 12:19:36 2000:

Lately I've been spinning the CD I bought from local band The Fullerenes a
lot.

#38 of 108 by brighn on Sun May 7 15:58:55 2000:

I go through phases o being addicted to Marc Almond, and seem to be in one
lately. Last week, the two repeat plays were "Mother Fist" and "Vermine in
Ermine" ("Johnny sick of his girlfriend, he put a bomb under her").

#39 of 108 by otaking on Sun May 7 16:05:29 2000:

Delerium and Negativland.

#40 of 108 by jules on Sun May 7 21:11:39 2000:

the promise - when in rome

#41 of 108 by carla on Sun May 7 21:20:03 2000:

Heavy rotation? Um...Syd Straw <both "Suprise" and "War and Peace">, REM
"Fables of the Reconstruction", and Mission UK "Carved in Sand".  That's 
all I can think of right now.

#42 of 108 by jules on Sun May 7 21:25:54 2000:

my heavy rotation list is actually like, the pixies and radiohead.

#43 of 108 by diznave on Mon May 8 03:33:11 2000:

I've been on a bit of a Joni Mitchell/Stevie Wonder kick..._Blue_, _Ladies
Of The Canyon_, _Clouds_, _Innervisions_, _Talking Book_, _Songs In The Key
Of Life_. These albums are all part of my vinyl collection, which I've been
dipping into alot recently.

#44 of 108 by carla on Mon May 8 04:37:52 2000:

<I guess it's time for a little character development
I've been listening to Christine Lavin.

#45 of 108 by otaking on Mon May 8 12:37:48 2000:

LIstened to a lot of Minstry and Depeche Mode yesterday.

#46 of 108 by carla on Mon May 8 20:45:48 2000:

I'm gonna live my life
Like very day's the last
not a simple goodbye
it all goes by so fast
but now that you're gone
I can't cry hard enough
no I can't cry hard enough
for you to hear me now

there it goes 
up in the sky
there it goes
beyond the clouds
for no reason why
I can't cry hard enough
no I can't cry hard enough 
for you to hear me now.

Gonna look hack in vain
and see you for the first time
bla bla something something
like a child letting go of his kite

Ok, time to stop now.

I love that song.
It's the only thing that the williams brothers ever did that's worth listening
to tho.

#47 of 108 by kewy on Sun May 14 01:26:45 2000:

Jeff Buckley - Grace has been in heavy rotation lately.  A lot of times 
I leave it on while I sleep, its nice.  Richard Buckner - Bloom is also 
gonna be on heavy rotation for the next few days I can tell.  My Lisa 
Stansfield album has been getting some rotation lately too.

#48 of 108 by jules on Mon May 15 02:23:20 2000:

dead can dance, tom waits, radiohead, peter gabriel and jimi hendrix.

#49 of 108 by carla on Mon May 15 06:43:52 2000:

I
am 
still
leaving
on 
that
midnight
train
to 
Georgia

#50 of 108 by jules on Mon May 15 12:31:29 2000:

ride that train baby

#51 of 108 by sspan on Sat May 20 09:11:52 2000:

Crystal Lewis - Fearless. This woman just blows me away.. incredible voice
Varius Manx - Najlepsze z Dobrych. Sort of a greatest hits album with a few
new songs by a great band from Poland.

#52 of 108 by jules on Sun May 21 13:06:08 2000:

in my cd player:
a mix cd i made (lots of radiohead, dead can dance, peter gabriel...)
the pixies
the police
another cd i made with 80's dance music and punk
the soundtrack to grosse point blank

#53 of 108 by happyboy on Sun May 21 18:55:10 2000:

blood & mood The BAd Livers

#54 of 108 by krj on Sun May 21 23:25:42 2000:

The Breton folk-rock cd by Gwenc'hlan and the Canadian Maritimes folk-rock
cd by Cuillin are the most regularly played items here this month.  
I do need to write some reviews.
 
I tell you, hap, the reviews I'm seeing of that Bad Livers album scare 
me.  The review in "No Depression" was a crazed rant.

#55 of 108 by happyboy on Mon May 22 11:37:27 2000:

if yer looking for anything *purist*
i'd stay away.  mr. barnes is making
art.  it hasn't left my cd player in a few days.

btw i really like the horseflies
more fringe stuff as well so there
you go.

that breton music sounds interesting
from the little i;ve heard.

#56 of 108 by jules on Mon May 22 12:38:31 2000:

last night i got to listen to all sorts of good new music a friend played for
me. i cant remember most of the bands names right now, but i was so impressed,
and my music collection looked kinda crapy for awhile there.

#57 of 108 by otaking on Mon May 22 14:54:25 2000:

I'm playing a lot of techno today. Right now, I have the This is Techno 2
box set and MTV Amp on my CD player.

#58 of 108 by carla on Mon May 22 18:22:05 2000:

I want to know more about that band from iceland, julie!

#59 of 108 by jules on Mon May 22 19:41:37 2000:

jeff sent me the name of both of those bands. woo hoo. he has great taste in
music.

#60 of 108 by brighn on Mon May 22 21:50:13 2000:

bjork is from iceland. ergo, so is sugarcubes.

#61 of 108 by otaking on Tue May 23 02:26:51 2000:

I'd be interested in the names of those Icelandic bands as well. I like
Scandinavian music.

#62 of 108 by edina on Tue May 23 17:10:49 2000:

Old Chicago.
The Who
Julia Fordham
Macy Gray
The best of George Michael (even though he was a very bitter man at Equality
Rocks)
Hothouse Flowers (Born)

#63 of 108 by jules on Wed May 24 00:32:54 2000:

sigur ros..thats the name of the iceland band.

#64 of 108 by kewy on Sat May 27 18:15:54 2000:

Lots of Travis and Jeff Buckley still.
I've been listening to a lot of radio lately, as my cds have been 
leaving me cold lately.
I put in my Spanish dance music cd from 97 the other day.  It was funny.
I need more blues in my collection.

#65 of 108 by mcnally on Sat May 27 22:57:06 2000:

  I've been listening, a lot, to a few of my older Catherine Wheel albums
  lately, ever since I learned that they had a new album due out..

  Yesterday I got a sign-on bonus / relocation check from my company and
  after years of student budget restrictions on my CD shopping, I decided
  to go out and splurge, buying the new Catherine Wheel album and a motley
  bunch of other albums (some dub, some rocksteady, a couple of indie-rock
  titles..)  Haven't yet had time to form a lasting judgment on any of the
  new purchases, though..

#66 of 108 by katie on Sun May 28 01:07:24 2000:

Lots of Melanie.

#67 of 108 by happyboy on Sun May 28 14:40:28 2000:

Flatt & Scruggs: Foggy Mountain Banjo

all instrumental

#68 of 108 by otaking on Mon May 29 14:39:52 2000:

Lots of Delerium and Psychic TV

#69 of 108 by gnat on Wed May 31 00:49:03 2000:

The new Apples in Stereo album has a death grip on my CD player.  Also,
I've been listening to the new XTC album "Wasp Star" in my car a lot,
but more because I feel obligated to do so than because it's good.
(Below average for XTC, actually... kinda disappointing.)

#70 of 108 by edina on Wed May 31 02:13:04 2000:

The Beatles "Abbey Road"  - this new boy band from Ireland called Five - and
right now, a cd of love songs that Gary burned for me for our anniversary
(right now, it's Joan Armatrading's Love and Affection and next is Tuck and
Patti's Takes my Breath Away.)

#71 of 108 by gelinas on Wed May 31 04:26:29 2000:

I've been listening to the Best of the Statler Brothers.  I switched to
Michael Oldfield's "Islands" this afternoon.

#72 of 108 by happyboy on Thu Jun 1 22:32:08 2000:

...smokin' cigarrettes an
watchin' captain kangarooooo..."

#73 of 108 by carla on Fri Jun 2 00:23:13 2000:

I don't go to church on sunday,
don't get on my knees to pray...

#74 of 108 by tpryan on Fri Jun 2 00:50:39 2000:

        Been listening to the CDs of those who I seen at ALCON 2000 the
weekend before last:  the great Luke Ski, Throwing Toasters, Larry Weaver,
Hot Waffles, and the Prostetic Lips compilation CD.

#75 of 108 by kewy on Fri Jun 2 05:52:39 2000:

Led Zepplin II, Beatles - Abbey Road

#76 of 108 by gelinas on Fri Jun 2 06:14:16 2000:

My daughter (13) got a kick out of that one when she finally listened to it
the other day, happyboy. :)

#77 of 108 by carla on Fri Jun 2 06:55:07 2000:

sister psychosis
don't got a lot to say

#78 of 108 by jules on Mon Jun 5 23:55:10 2000:

neutral milk hotel - avery island
luna - penthouse
velvet underground and nico
pixies - trompe le monde
stereolab

#79 of 108 by isis on Tue Jun 6 00:30:08 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.

#80 of 108 by carla on Tue Jun 6 21:52:24 2000:

the golden palominos collection "Thundering herd"

#81 of 108 by jules on Wed Jun 7 23:54:21 2000:

same stuff in my heavy rotation right now

#82 of 108 by kewy on Thu Jun 8 02:33:06 2000:

Heavy rotation lately is my punk-ska covers album that I made.  it is gud.

#83 of 108 by carson on Sat Aug 12 23:02:09 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.)

#84 of 108 by kewy on Sat Aug 12 23:37:04 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 :)

#85 of 108 by kewy on Sat Aug 12 23:37:20 2000:

or maybe I should say honour.

#86 of 108 by eeyore on Fri Aug 18 05:46:37 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.

#87 of 108 by anderyn on Fri Aug 18 17:21:44 2000:

Play is cool. That and Rant and Roar and Up are the three I have (I think).

#88 of 108 by krj on Sun Aug 20 00:19:35 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.

#89 of 108 by carson on Tue Aug 22 00:11:53 2000:

re #84:  (pretend it's in honour of yours.)  ;)

#90 of 108 by gnat on Wed Aug 23 17:54:48 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.

#91 of 108 by krj on Wed Aug 23 18:02:39 2000:

(Hi gnat!  I wasn't sure you were going to come back.)

#92 of 108 by gnat on Thu Aug 24 19:08:19 2000:

Yeah, I'm back for a little while, till I get too busy at
my new job.  :)

#93 of 108 by kewy on Sat Aug 26 03:51:25 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

#94 of 108 by sspan on Tue Aug 29 02:20:38 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.

#95 of 108 by tpryan on Tue Aug 29 16:17:51 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.

#96 of 108 by orinoco on Fri Sep 8 16:19:57 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.

#97 of 108 by gnat on Fri Sep 8 18:16:07 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.

#98 of 108 by ashke on Wed Sep 13 20:23:41 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.

#99 of 108 by bmoran on Thu Nov 2 16:44:01 2000:

Brian Ferry's "as time goes by", from the library. Neat arraingments of
tunes from the (mostly) mid thirtys.

#100 of 108 by jules on Wed Jun 6 04:57:03 2001:

jeff beck - truth
radiohead - amnesia
madonna - music
clean - the clean compilation

#101 of 108 by sspan on Wed Jun 13 00:02:17 2001:

Jaci Velasquez - Mi Corazon
Flight 180 - Girls and Boys
Kasia Kowalska - 5
Eden's Crush - Pop Stars

#102 of 108 by micklpkl on Wed Jun 13 03:13:19 2001:

Kirsty MacColl - Tropical Brainstorm
Lais - their first self-titled, and Dorothea
Oyster Band - Liberty Hall
Soundtrack to SONGCATCHER
lots of Buddy & Julie Miller

#103 of 108 by tpryan on Wed Jun 13 23:57:55 2001:

        Al Stewart - Done in the Cellar has got more plays recently by 
me.

#104 of 108 by arianna on Thu Jul 19 05:44:24 2001:

I've been torturing my roommates with a schizophrenic mix of music...
Including artists like Gypsy Soul, Aphex Twin, Moxy Fruvous, Mike Cross,
Charlie Daniel's Band, Bjork, Cocteau Twins, Johnette Napolitano (lead singer
of Concrete Blond who has done othe rprojects after CB disanded), Red
Delicious, Danny The Wild Child, Sting, Gerry, Rabbit In The Moon, Samuel
Barber (damn thrice over, I canNOT seemto get a copy of Leontyne Price doing
"Desire for Hermitage" and it's pissing me off), Black Sabbath, Blind Mellon,
Benjamin Britten (Turn of the Screw!  REjoice in the Lamb!), Ella Fitzgerald,
Stevie WOnder.....

You get the point.

#105 of 108 by eeyore on Fri Jul 20 00:46:25 2001:

Lately has been Train, Sister Soliel, Stella soliel, Rush, Random Stuff off
Napster, Moulin ROuge, XTC.

#106 of 108 by tpryan on Sat Jul 21 23:34:28 2001:

        Since I stopped carrying by breifbag to work everyday, my 
changout of music there has been slow, and the same disks got quite
a bit of repeat rotation playing, amoung them
sailing to phiadelphia - mark knopfier
24 karat Gold In A Bottle - Jim Croce
Keys of the Kingdom - The Moody Blues , their 1991 effort
Abraxas - Santana
Streetlife Serenade - Billy Joel
The Stranger - Billy Joel
Footsteps In The Dark - Cat Stevens (earlier Greatest hits two CD)
Barometer Soup - Jimmy Buffett
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - Elton John
        These are the ones that just came back recently, and are awaiting
re-filing.

#107 of 108 by otaking on Wed Aug 8 19:26:55 2001:

I've been listening to a lot of lite-rock crap at work lately (whatever the
River is now). Besides that...

Moulin Rouge soundtrack
a Russian "Best of" CD (I don't know the artist's name since I can't read
Cyrillic)
World Connection (a $4 world music compilation)
Love Spirals Downwards - Idylls

#108 of 108 by arianna on Fri Aug 10 07:30:11 2001:

That Underworld "Everything, Everything" live disc...
Gypsy Soul.  Nice, laid back, celtic-folk type sound.
Mandalay -- sekari got me hooked on them back in April.

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