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Grex > Music1 > #56: More of the sounds that fill my head | |
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skeez
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response 175 of 246:
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Sep 21 01:45 UTC 1993 |
ah
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response 176 of 246:
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Sep 22 23:35 UTC 1993 |
Where did you get that? MEW solo?! I wants!!!!!!!!
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krj
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response 177 of 246:
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Oct 2 04:35 UTC 1993 |
The Police box set.
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mcnally
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response 178 of 246:
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Oct 7 01:11 UTC 1993 |
"Tougher than Tough" (a Trojan Records ska/bluebeat collection..)
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krj
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response 179 of 246:
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Oct 9 20:32 UTC 1993 |
The Shams, QUILT.
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mcnally
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response 180 of 246:
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Oct 10 18:18 UTC 1993 |
Rose Chronicles - "Dead and Gone to Heaven"
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krj
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response 181 of 246:
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Oct 12 04:43 UTC 1993 |
Chris & Carla, SHELTER FOR AN EVENING. Essentially, it's
"The Walkabouts Unplugged".
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krj
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response 182 of 246:
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Oct 31 23:38 UTC 1993 |
Ana Caram, "The Other Side of Jobim". Loot from the last day of the
big Schoolkids sale.
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krj
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response 183 of 246:
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Nov 12 06:35 UTC 1993 |
Bjork's appearance on Conan O'Brien's show, through the magic of videotape
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krj
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response 184 of 246:
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Jan 14 06:39 UTC 1994 |
Hmm, guess this has become my soliloquy.
Uisce Beatha, THE MYSTIC OF THE BAJA. Eastern Canadian Irish-style
mandolin-driven acoustic folk rock. Leslie hates the singer.
(Hey, Leslie, at least it's not The Whiskey Priests!!)
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carson
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response 185 of 246:
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Jan 15 20:18 UTC 1994 |
The sounds of frantic grad students.
Oh, you mean it's supposed to be MUSIC?
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carson
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response 186 of 246:
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Jan 16 17:38 UTC 1994 |
Right now I have access to a cassette deck while I'm on Grex, so I've put in
my Ice Cube mix tape. I've found that it's hard to listen to any particular
one of his albums, so I've grabbed all of the cuts that I enjoy, and put
them on a 90 minute tape. The one drawback is that I don't have a copy of the
unedited "Check Yo Self" remix. Piddlings.
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carson
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response 187 of 246:
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Jan 19 08:34 UTC 1994 |
I'm listening to Del's "I Wish My Brother George Was Here". Power put it in,
but I haven't removed it, and it IS my brother's, on loan to Power via moi.
Someday I'll listen to some hard techno while on Grex. Or maybe some G'n'R.
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hawkeye
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response 188 of 246:
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Jan 21 19:12 UTC 1994 |
Listening to Queen's Greatest Hits on my new 840AV CD-ROM player.
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skeez
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response 189 of 246:
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Jan 21 22:38 UTC 1994 |
Re# 186 Check yo Self as in the Grandmaster Flash "The Message" mix, or the
one I have, which is unedited, Parental Advisory, and never got played on
96.3?
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carson
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response 190 of 246:
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Jan 22 08:01 UTC 1994 |
re #189: The "message" mix. I have the album, but that particular mix, along
with most of the album, blew. I wish he had released "When Will They
Shoot?" instead. THAT would have been an awesome video. As it was, we
were subjected to Das Efx singing BACKUP! Ugh!
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msu
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response 191 of 246:
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Jan 22 17:05 UTC 1994 |
counting crows concert on Feb 19? Should be good...saw Counting Crows on
SNL last week and they seemed good live. The alex chilton big start nod
was nice. Credentials seem in order. Has anyone heard the album yet?
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carson
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response 192 of 246:
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Jan 22 17:48 UTC 1994 |
"counting crows"? Sure, I'd listen to them, but what about Cracker? That's
who I'd go to see! I liked a lot of songs from their first album, namely
"What The World Needs Now (Teen Angst)" and "Happy Birthday To Me," but I
think they were really experimenting with humor that album (haven't heard
it, and I don't know what I'm talking about). "Low" IS the song now.
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msu
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response 193 of 246:
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Jan 22 22:59 UTC 1994 |
Well, this is THE concert. Tix are only $10, genl admission. Someone
told me that the members of Cracker used to be Husker Du which really
surprised me, because I don't consider myself a Husker Du fan. But
I love everything I've heard from Cracker so far.
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carson
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response 194 of 246:
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Jan 23 11:25 UTC 1994 |
The lead singer of Cracker used to be the lead singer of Camper Van
Beethoven. The only ex-Husker Du person I know of is Bob Mould, who
fronts the band Sugar. Does amyone know if there are any ex-Husker Du
members in Cracker? That would help explain why they seem so talented.
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skeez
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response 195 of 246:
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Jan 23 15:28 UTC 1994 |
Re#190 I have the other mix, if you wanna borrow it, holler. I like it..
"When will they shoot" was really cool. I loved the "We will rock you"
Beat complete with Foot-stomping and and clapping. Very good.
The Das EFX gets real tiresome, altho some of their stuff is pretty good.
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sandeep
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response 196 of 246:
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Jan 24 06:31 UTC 1994 |
I thought the first Cracker album sucked big rocks. "Low" is decent,
though. I'm quite certain there are no ex-Husker Du members in Cracker.
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krj
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response 197 of 246:
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Jan 27 05:58 UTC 1994 |
Cracker set out to alienate me and succeeded very well.
"Come On Feel The Lemonheads," arabella's pick.
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msu
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response 198 of 246:
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Jan 27 20:40 UTC 1994 |
re #197: really? How so?
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raven
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response 199 of 246:
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Feb 13 18:44 UTC 1994 |
Kristen Hirsch "Hips and Makers" It's an uneven acoustic album when
her lyrics are GOOD they're good and when they're BAD they're bad. I like
the cello and the sound of the album, but overall I think I like her Throwing
Muses stuff better.
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