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Grex > Music1 > #56: More of the sounds that fill my head | |
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mcnally
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response 125 of 246:
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Dec 9 23:45 UTC 1992 |
Hey, Ken, welcome back..
Believe it or not, I'm listening to the "Nuns on the Run" soundtrack..
(basically, though, that amounts to listening to a Yello album..)
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arabella
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response 126 of 246:
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Dec 14 09:43 UTC 1992 |
Wow, I didn't realize that was Yello! I really like the movie...
Well, I was going to say I was listening to the silly music that
goes with the silly new Amiga game I've been playing constantly,
but when I loaded the game, it took over the machine, and I had
to reboot to get my terminal back (most Amiga programs multitask,
but this game, being British, doesn't). Anyway, this silly music,
that goes with the game Operation Lemming, has been running through
my head constantly all week long.
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arabella
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response 127 of 246:
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Dec 19 10:54 UTC 1992 |
Now listening to Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick, by Ian Dury and
the Blockheads. From the best of compilation now out on
Rhino records.
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aa8ij
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response 128 of 246:
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Dec 20 00:14 UTC 1992 |
nanci griffith- the last of the true believers
randy travis- always and forever
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tcc
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response 129 of 246:
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Jan 3 07:56 UTC 1993 |
Blaster Master - theme from Level 8
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krj
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response 130 of 246:
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Jan 10 03:50 UTC 1993 |
Mike Oldfield, "Tubular Bells." Tripping down vinyl memory lane...
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mcnally
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response 131 of 246:
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Jan 10 08:59 UTC 1993 |
Iggy Pop -- "Lust For Life", though I can't listen to it nearly as
loud as it should be played since it's 4AM and my housemates wouldn't
be amused..
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krj
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response 132 of 246:
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Jan 30 05:47 UTC 1993 |
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool."
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mcnally
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response 133 of 246:
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Feb 1 06:34 UTC 1993 |
Gary Clail / On-U Sound System - "The Emotional Hooligan"
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remmers
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response 134 of 246:
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Feb 3 14:11 UTC 1993 |
(Gad, they're writing songs about tnt now? :)
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mcnally
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response 135 of 246:
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Feb 4 22:22 UTC 1993 |
(even worse, there's a "Hooligan" song by The Smiths, written by
the flamboyantly homosexual (and even more annoying than Tim) Morrissey
I'm sure if Tim knew he'd feel discriminated against..)
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hawkeye
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response 136 of 246:
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Feb 5 18:47 UTC 1993 |
(As well as a song of the same title on an old Kiss album...)
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robh
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response 137 of 246:
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Feb 5 22:41 UTC 1993 |
10,000 Maniacs - "The Wishing Chair"
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mcnally
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response 138 of 246:
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Feb 11 01:09 UTC 1993 |
The Loud Family - "Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things"
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sandeep
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response 139 of 246:
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Feb 12 08:35 UTC 1993 |
Is that Loud Family record worth getting? I've been hearing good
things about it...
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mcnally
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response 140 of 246:
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Feb 12 18:22 UTC 1993 |
I like it so far.. I'm of mixed opinion regarding the Game Theory
stuff I've heard -- I like some of it but some of it leaves me cold.
This is closer to the Game Theory material that I like.. Some of the
songs are a little annoying but out of 20-some songs that's not a
huge burden..
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krj
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response 141 of 246:
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Feb 13 20:45 UTC 1993 |
I'd sure like to hear the Loud Family album... of course, I suppose I could
open up the Game Theory CD that came out of a bargain bin last year...
The Albion Band, "Rise Up Like The Sun". CD reissue with four bonus tracks.
One is an otherwise-unrecorded Richard Thompson song, with Linda Thompson
on guest vocals, but that one's not all that wonderful; the tracks from
late 70's singles are very good.
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mcnally
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response 142 of 246:
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Feb 14 00:02 UTC 1993 |
I'd be happy to loan either of you the Loud Family album if you're
interested.. In addition the band's bassist, Rob Poor, works for NeXT
and regularly sends mail about the band (if you want to hear about
what's going on with them send him mail and ask to be added to the list..)
(I think that Rob_Poor@next.com will reach him..) (most of the mail I
get from him isn't of much use to someone outside of the Bay Area like
notices of upcoming gigs and asking anyone who wants to show up for the
filming to be in their video..)
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tcc
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response 143 of 246:
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Feb 17 10:47 UTC 1993 |
Mike Oldfield - AMAROK (This is one bizarre tape.)
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krj
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response 144 of 246:
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Feb 17 15:38 UTC 1993 |
Aw, it's just "Tubular Bells 1.5"...
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krj
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response 145 of 246:
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Feb 19 05:52 UTC 1993 |
The Byrds, "Younger Than Yesterday".
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mcnally
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response 146 of 246:
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Feb 21 00:07 UTC 1993 |
I have all sorts of Byrds stuff you can borrow if you like, Ken..
they're one of the few "classic rock" groups I still listen to these
days (not that I have any particular gripe with 60's rock but I'm
just passing through a different phase at the moment..)
I'm about to put on "Birth of a Legend", a collection of early
Bob Marley / Wailers tunes from their pre-reggae, ska years..
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krj
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response 147 of 246:
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Feb 21 03:44 UTC 1993 |
Might take you up on that, Mike. What I really need is a good history
of the Byrds to put them in perspective. I actually have about half
a dozen Byrds items but no real coherent view of the band's career.
Dave Edmunds, "Information". Leslie's loot from the Tower sale.
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mcnally
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response 148 of 246:
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Feb 22 16:39 UTC 1993 |
Ride - "Leave Them All Behind" (CD Maxi-single..)
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mythago
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response 149 of 246:
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Feb 22 21:51 UTC 1993 |
Lords of Acid - "I Sit on Acid"
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