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scott
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response 100 of 403:
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Jan 15 00:32 UTC 1997 |
A sampler CD from the Discipline Mobile Global label. Right now something
like of new-age is playing, but there will be something really scary coming
along in a track or two... ;)
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abchan
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response 101 of 403:
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Jan 15 19:58 UTC 1997 |
Angel Eyes (Ace of Base)
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scott
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response 102 of 403:
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Jan 16 01:45 UTC 1997 |
Tom Waits, "Bone Machine". Not very cheerful, but one of his best albums.
(Hmm, I seem to be on a Tom Waits kick lately)
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abchan
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response 103 of 403:
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Jan 16 14:47 UTC 1997 |
"Ravine" (Ace of Base)
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eskarina
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response 104 of 403:
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Jan 16 21:28 UTC 1997 |
The Stranger - Billy Joel, a song written in the height of his alcoholism,
and it kind of shows.
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kewy
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response 105 of 403:
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Jan 17 00:31 UTC 1997 |
i actuallly really like that song... only have acopy of it on record tho..
i copied it to tape once upon a time, but that seemed to dissapear.
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eskarina
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response 106 of 403:
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Jan 18 02:31 UTC 1997 |
Yes, I really like that song too. But my favorite Billy Joel song is "Summer,
Highland Falls", which no one seems to have heard of. The Stranger is a
decent album, as are Songs in the Attic, the Nylon Curtain, and River of
Dreams.
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otaking
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response 107 of 403:
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Jan 18 12:36 UTC 1997 |
A Tori Amis interview CD. It's really cool. (It took Tower long enough to
get a copy.)
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abchan
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response 108 of 403:
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Jan 19 16:20 UTC 1997 |
"Be My Lover" (?)
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kewy
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response 109 of 403:
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Jan 19 16:41 UTC 1997 |
la bouche, abchan
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krj
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response 110 of 403:
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Jan 19 20:23 UTC 1997 |
Anthony Newman, Scarlatti sonatas on harpsichord.
A budget Sony release which has become a house favorite in the last
month.
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otaking
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response 111 of 403:
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Jan 21 12:56 UTC 1997 |
"Theme from 'To Kill a Dead Man'", Portishead
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raven
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response 112 of 403:
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Jan 21 17:23 UTC 1997 |
Cool what album is that from, I like Portishead.
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otaking
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response 113 of 403:
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Jan 22 13:04 UTC 1997 |
Re #112: It's from the CD single Sour Times (Nobody Loves Me).
If you like Portishead, check out MTV's AMP. It's a cool techno, ambient,
type show. They showed the video for "Theme from 'To Kill A Dead Man'"
last weekend. The show is on 1AM on Sunday (or Sat. night).
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abchan
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response 114 of 403:
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Jan 22 17:32 UTC 1997 |
"I'll Stand By You" (?)
(Re: #109 Thanks, Katy)
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kewy
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response 115 of 403:
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Jan 22 20:09 UTC 1997 |
prolly the pretenders, abchan.
otaking, do you know how long AMP has been on? i'd kinda given up on mtv, when
i stumbled on AMP a few weeks ago while up north on a trip... i was giddy to
see them playing techno:) it was kinda odd tho to see the prodigy on mtv the
other day just during a regular video playing segment. *set drift off*
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otaking
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response 116 of 403:
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Jan 23 12:48 UTC 1997 |
kewy, I first saw AMP a couple of months ago when I turned on Beavis &
Butthead while playing a game. Suddenly, the coolest videos I've seen on
MTV, including some anime sequences play at 3AM. I never saw it at 3AM
again. I only found it again by accident 2 weeks ago, threw in a tape,
and have been recording it since.
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kewy
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response 117 of 403:
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Jan 24 16:57 UTC 1997 |
same here, i'll have to remember to tape it tomorrow night... woo hoo, some
worthwhile music on tv, life is good:)
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raven
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response 118 of 403:
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Jan 27 01:54 UTC 1997 |
I checked out AMP last night. It was cool to see artisits I respect like
Future Sound of London on empty t.v. I was just listeing to Camper Van
Beethoven "Telephone Free Landslide Victory" gotta listen to those old
chestnuts every one and awhile. :-)
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abchan
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response 119 of 403:
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Jan 28 00:33 UTC 1997 |
"Similiar Features" (Melissa Etheridge)
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scott
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response 120 of 403:
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Feb 1 15:10 UTC 1997 |
California Guitar Trio, "Invitation".
I got thru Coop and Agora with Tom Waits' "The Black Rider". Now why doesn't
the Music conference have a Tom Waits item? Hm.... maybe I'll enter one.
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abchan
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response 121 of 403:
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Feb 2 00:51 UTC 1997 |
"Take Me Home Tonight" (Eddie Money?)
<abchan wonders where she could get a copy of this song>
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bruin
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response 122 of 403:
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Feb 2 01:18 UTC 1997 |
"Take Me Home Tonight" was by Eddie Money, along with Ronnie Spector, formerly
of the Ronettes, singing "Be my little baby" after Eddie sings "Just like
Ronnie said..."
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krj
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response 123 of 403:
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Feb 2 06:05 UTC 1997 |
Ronnie Spector had a brief solo comeback in the late 70's; I wonder what
became of her, and of my copy of her LP?
Finest Kind, LOST IN A SONG; Canadian trio doing largely traditional
songs from America and England.
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scott
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response 124 of 403:
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Feb 2 14:00 UTC 1997 |
"Surfin' the Spillway", an Ann Arbor (and nearby) surf music compilation.
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