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sspan
response 200 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 8 03:51 UTC 2001

ceredwen - the golden land
krj
response 201 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 8 21:22 UTC 2001

Emily Druce, "The Guilt Trip."  English woman playing and singing 
acoustic blues.
mcnally
response 202 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 8 23:15 UTC 2001

  the Clash -- "London Calling"

  a totally classic album which only seems to get better with age..
sironi
response 203 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 9 11:14 UTC 2001

Orinoco writes: Paul Simon, _Hearts and Bones.

well, if you can, you must see Paul performing the last album.
One of the must emotional concert I've seen.

luca

tpryan
response 204 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 03:35 UTC 2001

        Julie Gold, her Try Love CD.  She's one Bitchin' Babe.
scott
response 205 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 03:50 UTC 2001

That Cassandra Wilson CD again, after a few days of not liking it.  Now I like
it again.  But the covers are getting annoying... I wish it was all originals.
krj
response 206 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 05:37 UTC 2001

I thought Cassandra Wilson mostly did other people's songs.
 
NP: a new recording of Judith Weir's opera "A Night At The Chinese Opera."
scott
response 207 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 10 13:50 UTC 2001

The CD, "New Moon Daughter", has 6 covers and 5 originals.
carson
response 208 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 11 11:26 UTC 2001

("Dick Goes Down" from the Pornosonic sequel "Cream Streets".  it's *great*
music for playing AOE2, which is what I was doing prior to conferencing.)
tpryan
response 209 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 12 23:50 UTC 2001

        Bing Crosby's Irish collection on CD.
sspan
response 210 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 14 02:06 UTC 2001

theme song for Dark Angel..
micklpkl
response 211 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 14 19:42 UTC 2001

Right now, "Carnaval" by CORREO AEREO, a group playing South/Central American
songs who now live in Austin. http://www.correoaereo.com
micklpkl
response 212 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 19:28 UTC 2001

Archie Fisher, "All That You Ask Me" ... ah, yes....
mcnally
response 213 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 22:11 UTC 2001

  Crash Vegas - "Red Earth"
orinoco
response 214 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 22:53 UTC 2001

Erin McKeown, _Distillation._  This album continues to rock my world, even
though I still think it's pretty dorky.  Oh well...
micklpkl
response 215 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 16 16:25 UTC 2001

Clannad, "Two Sisters" from DULAMAN. 
carson
response 216 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 16 16:36 UTC 2001

(The Verve, "Bittersweet Symphony", single version.)
carson
response 217 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 18 03:04 UTC 2001

(Erykah Badu, "Bag Lady [Cheeba Sac Mix]")
gelinas
response 218 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 19 05:09 UTC 2001

Television: "Gideon's Crossing" from last week.
carson
response 219 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 04:10 UTC 2001

(roomie is playing his _Pure Moods_ CD at an audible level while he goes
along killing scores of people in whatever game he's playing tonight.)
tpryan
response 220 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 17:35 UTC 2001

        I am hearing Phyco Killer right now, but I'm head humming
Phsyco Chicken allong with it.
krj
response 221 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 20:34 UTC 2001

Gai Saber, TROBOR D'OC or something like that.  Italian Occitan folk/
folk-rock band.  I didn't know there *were* any Italian Occitans.
More later.  I might split a Eurofolk item out of the World Music item.
mcnally
response 222 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 22:03 UTC 2001

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carson
response 223 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 20 22:54 UTC 2001

(Gandharvas, "First Day of Spring."  the American version [available on
their album _Sold For A Smile_] SUCKS compared to the original Canadian
version.  luckily, I was able to find *2* of the Canadian singles while
visiting Arizona.  only a quarter each, too!)
gelinas
response 224 of 420: Mark Unseen   Mar 23 17:09 UTC 2001

The hum of computer fans.
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