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Grex > Music1 > #56: More of the sounds that fill my head | |
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raven
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response 225 of 246:
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Dec 17 18:43 UTC 1994 |
Material Hallucination Engine: Very interesting music with Bootsy
Collins on bass, Shankay on violin, and a lot of middle eastern and
indian percussion.
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nephi
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response 226 of 246:
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Dec 19 15:17 UTC 1994 |
Deep Forest -- "Sweet Lulaby"
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omni
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response 227 of 246:
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Dec 24 07:46 UTC 1994 |
Duane Eddy - Twang Thang
A very interesting collection of songs. There are 35 or so songs
on 2 CDs and they range from rock to country to techno-pop. There
is even a bizarre cut called "Tremblin'" which was written by Ravi
Shankar and Duane Eddy, and none other than George Harrison and
Jeff Lynne play slide guitar and keyboards on it. I highly recommend
it for those who enjoy the twangy, low sound of a guitar.
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fraizer
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response 228 of 246:
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Jan 4 19:36 UTC 1995 |
_Joe's Garage_ & _The Yellow Shark_
by Frank Zappa
(and actually, everything else by Frank Zappa)
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raven
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response 229 of 246:
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Jan 6 04:49 UTC 1995 |
Portishead "Dummy" It's sort of like one part hip-hop, one
part lounge music, one part Siouxsie and the Banshees. It's fairly
depressing, but very interesting sounding, the women who sings has
a decent voice.
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entropy
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response 230 of 246:
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Jan 9 20:24 UTC 1995 |
Skinny Puppy: "Addiction"
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peacefrg
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response 231 of 246:
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Jan 17 15:07 UTC 1995 |
I just got Soundgarden superunknown and I've had Black Hole Sun in my head.
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tyche
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response 232 of 246:
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Jan 30 15:41 UTC 1995 |
my Rush bootleg of the Counterparts tour. *grin*
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delano
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response 233 of 246:
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Feb 1 07:31 UTC 1995 |
cranberries -- no need to argue
love spit love -- love spit love
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birdlady
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response 234 of 246:
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Sep 14 00:03 UTC 1995 |
Right now, I'm switching cd's from Depeche Mode: Violator to Tori Amos: Under
the Pink...track #8 (Cornflake Girl).
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chelsea
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response 235 of 246:
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Sep 14 01:24 UTC 1995 |
And right now I'm listening to some lovely ragtime music. And it's
live.
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krj
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response 236 of 246:
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Sep 19 02:44 UTC 1995 |
Heh.
Archie Brown and the Young Bucks, RAFFERTY RAFFERTY FISH.
Obscure and not particularly notable, but it was in the office.
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chelsea
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response 237 of 246:
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Sep 19 23:05 UTC 1995 |
The Goldberg Variations, arranged for string orchestra.
Outstanding.
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orinoco
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response 238 of 246:
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Nov 4 01:38 UTC 1995 |
U2, Joshua Tree, Red Hill Mining Town
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scott
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response 239 of 246:
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Nov 4 02:20 UTC 1995 |
King Crimson, THRAK... I'm *still* walking around hearing it. Good thing I
like it. :) I'm also hearing stuff from Red as well.
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birdlady
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response 240 of 246:
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Nov 20 02:26 UTC 1995 |
I'm in my boyfriend's room right now, and he has a wonderful six-cd changer.
I put it on random shuffle for these cd's: Beethoven, the Cure, the Pogues,
Glenn Miller, KMFDM, and Kermit: Unpigged. Nobody ever said I wasn't a *tad*
eclectic. ;-)
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orinoco
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response 241 of 246:
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Nov 21 21:04 UTC 1995 |
I'm listening to the B side of Abbey Road...halfway through Mean Mr Mustard
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krj
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response 242 of 246:
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Apr 10 23:00 UTC 1996 |
James Gang, THEIR GREATEST HITS. A $6 steal at the East Lansing
State Discount. It makes me want to throw open the dorm window,
crank up the stereo, and pitch a Frisbee. Joe Walsh was wasted on
the Eagles.
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bruin
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response 243 of 246:
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Apr 10 23:50 UTC 1996 |
BTW, I did meet Jim Fox, the leader of the James Gang, a few times. He and
I were avid license plate collectors at the time, and he is still active with
that, although I have since gotten rid of my plate collection.
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krj
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response 244 of 246:
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Apr 20 19:19 UTC 1996 |
Talking Heads, FEAR OF MUSIC. I'm wallowing in the 70s today,
with the Heads and Steeleye Span, which probably only make sense as
a unified program if you were a housemate of mine back then.
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doll
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response 245 of 246:
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Jun 16 13:52 UTC 1996 |
syyx-cornerstone...i saw them in concert last night
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krj
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response 246 of 246:
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Jul 31 17:11 UTC 1996 |
Donna The Buffalo, THE ONES YOU LOVE. Sort of a pop/old-timey? fusion.
Featuring Tara Nevins from the Heartbeats Rhythm Quartet (RIP).
(Maybe I just love the cheesy organ sound. Nobody uses a cheesy organ
any more.)
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