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happyboy
response 212 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 14 14:30 UTC 2002

Claudio Villa

buncha stuff from a movie soundtrack.
jaklumen
response 213 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 03:27 UTC 2002

Warren G (with Snoop Dogg), "G Funk Is Here To Stay"
jaklumen
response 214 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 17 02:49 UTC 2002

Jazzie Redd, "I Am A Dope Fiend," from _The Colors of Jazz_, 1991.
bmoran
response 215 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 02:43 UTC 2002

Tony Levin's Pieces of the Sun. #8 called Ooze. Man, does it ever!
coyote
response 216 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 19 05:25 UTC 2002

Japanese koto music
mcnally
response 217 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 09:36 UTC 2002

  Another long-neglected album dusted off as part of my great
  rip-to-MP3 project:

     Led Zeppelin -- Physical Graffiti

  It's somewhat surprising to me that I can still enjoy this
  album (particularly the second disc) nearly as much as I did
  fifteen years ago when I first heard it..  My tastes have,
  I'm sure, gotten a lot snootier since those days in my late
  teen years but I'm pleased to say I haven't lost the ability
  to appreciate an enthusiastic album of solid rock standards.
happyboy
response 218 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 20 12:40 UTC 2002

zoogz rift: island of living puke

i like to listen to this LOUD while driving thru nice
neighborhoods.
krj
response 219 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 21 17:45 UTC 2002

JAMS, "Bastard."   1990-era German instrumental folk band whose CDs 
I recently dug out of a box in the basement.
tpryan
response 220 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 23:41 UTC 2002

        A five CD shuffle of various oldie CDs.  Fifth set of CDs
in as many days.  Just about every song a bast from the past!
coyote
response 221 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 04:41 UTC 2002

Jesus Christ Superstar
orinoco
response 222 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 16:22 UTC 2002

Counting Crows, "This Desert Life."
happyboy
response 223 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 16:33 UTC 2002

zoogz rift:  looser than clams
micklpkl
response 224 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 17:52 UTC 2002

Na Lua, "As Meigas Chegan" from this wonderful little GALICIA EN MUSICA
compilation.
krj
response 225 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 26 18:30 UTC 2002

My favorite Na Lua song!  Well, it might be the only Na Lua song I know.
Is the rest of the album (not the compilation, but the original album
that song is drawn from) anything like that? 
bmoran
response 226 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 05:28 UTC 2002

aspen "music from passing cars"
 Real spacy stuff from a New Zelander. If I was sleepy, it would prob put
me under, but I'm not, and it's keeping me alert, yet relaxed.
jaklumen
response 227 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 08:53 UTC 2002

P.O.D. (Payable On Death), "Youth of The Nation"
orinoco
response 228 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 18:22 UTC 2002

Oh, that's what P.O.D. stands for.  Makes sense.
krj
response 229 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 18:32 UTC 2002

Celtic Connections radio show on BBC Radio Scotland; a big show 
from the Shetland Folk Festival.  Unfortunately the channel balance
is STILL out of whack.
mcnally
response 230 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 22:05 UTC 2002

  Now playing:

     Moodswings -- "Horizontal"

  Another album from the act that bills itself as "aural medication for
  tired minds", and a continuation of their progress towards a more ambient
  sound.  Apparently Showbiz has left and the Moodswings are now a Hood
  solo project.  Makes good background music while I'm reading but I haven't
  formed much of an opinion on it otherwise..
scott
response 231 of 369: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 22:20 UTC 2002

Tom Waits, "Hold On".  Tune I need to learn for the acoustic duo shows.
jaklumen
response 232 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 1 09:12 UTC 2002

Sugarhill Gang, "Rapper's Delight" (Old School Mix)
otaking
response 233 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 1 20:44 UTC 2002

Planet Soup. This is a cool CD of different styles of world music fused with
outhers. IT's an aural equivalent of fusion cuisine.
jaklumen
response 234 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 2 08:30 UTC 2002

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krj
response 235 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 4 23:44 UTC 2002

Tartan Amoebas, "Imaginary Tartan Menagerie."   Scottish folk fusion-y
band who are taking a stab at reggae on the first track...
jaklumen
response 236 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 5 09:41 UTC 2002

Wise Guys, "Start The Commotion (Put The Body In Motion)"
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