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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)"
micklpkl
response 237 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 13 14:56 UTC 2002

Eliza Gilkyson, "Welcome Back" ... from her newest CD "Lost & Found" which
is much happier than her last. Nice folky pop song, IMO.
jaklumen
response 238 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 14 02:33 UTC 2002

Digital Underground, "The Humpty Dance," from _Sex Packets_
happyboy
response 239 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 14 13:58 UTC 2002

The New Lost City Ramblers: Early Years
micklpkl
response 240 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 14 15:02 UTC 2002

Doc Watson, "Matty Groves" ... I picked up SONGCATCHER II yesterday afternoon.
Billed as "Tradition that inspired the movie," I'm really liking this one
better than the soundtrack.
krj
response 241 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 14 17:09 UTC 2002

((Hadn't heard about a second SONGCATCHER cd; I avoided the first one 
  because it contained little music actually from the movie.))

Runrig, THE STAMPING GROUND, recently back from a visit to Twila's house.
anderyn
response 242 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 14 17:26 UTC 2002

I *have* to get a copy of that.
jaklumen
response 243 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 15 00:17 UTC 2002

"Heart And Soul," Huey Lewis and the News, from _Sports_
krj
response 244 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 15 16:56 UTC 2002

Peatbog Faeries, "Faerie Stories."  Scottish folk-techno.  I'm not sure
how crazy I am about it but Steve Andre was very enthusiastic about it;
he listens to a lot more electronic music than I do.
jaklumen
response 245 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 17 21:50 UTC 2002

"Razhel vs. DJ Scribbles"

More on Razhel "The Godfather of Noise," Bobby McFerrin, and other 
artists who imitate the instrumental in another item, later. 
krj
response 246 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 20 04:16 UTC 2002

Barra MacNeils, RACKET IN THE ATTIC.   Nice mix of Cape Breton Scottish-
style folk with some originals and a few pop covers.  
Probably aimed more at my demographic than at Ashley MacIsaac's audience.
happyboy
response 247 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 20 16:51 UTC 2002

i share some ancestry with them.
tpryan
response 248 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 23 16:43 UTC 2002

An Amboy Dukes CD, the one with "Why Is a Carrot More Orange Than An Organge".
krj
response 249 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 23 19:17 UTC 2002

BBC Radio Scotland's "Travelling Folk" show, at this very moment playing
"Matty Groves" from the new CD remastering of Fairport's LIEGE AND LIEF.
Hard to judge if there's much improvement in the sound quality on a 
44K Real Audio stream.
jaklumen
response 250 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 23 20:11 UTC 2002

Heatwave, "Boogie Nights"
tpryan
response 251 of 369: Mark Unseen   May 23 23:47 UTC 2002

        DrDemento from February of 1988.  It's getting digitized.
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