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raven
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response 25 of 255:
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Mar 26 16:55 UTC 1996 |
Elecronic music often related to "musique concrete" is vry dissonant
and collage like. Some electronic composers to check out include Xenakis,
the guy who composed "Songs for Ancient Children" (forgot his name), John
Cage, and numerous others frU of M.
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steve
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response 26 of 255:
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Mar 26 17:52 UTC 1996 |
Oh--I think I see now. "Classical electronic music" meaning
that style of electronic music ala Cage, which has been around
a while. Did I get that right?
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birdlady
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response 27 of 255:
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Mar 26 19:36 UTC 1996 |
Nephi -- my favorite song by LaTour is "Allen's Got a New Hi-Fi", and of
course, I still love "People Are Still Having Sex".
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koggie
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response 28 of 255:
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Mar 26 20:35 UTC 1996 |
Ahhhh, an item I can sink my teeth into!
Here's what I like, it's pretty diverse, but I like that
and I hope you will too:
Dream Theater : A cross between Rush and Metallica
Iron Maiden : Goth at it's best
Queensryche : Progressive metal with extraordinary vocal skills
Ben Harper : Blues, rock, reggea, folk he's got it all
Tori Amos : She's nuts, but I like her
Heather Nova : Check out her album "Oyster", beautiful
Craig Chaquico: Ex-Starship Guitar man gone New Age
Micheal Hedges: Excellent
Mystic Rhythms: My old band, if you can find it, try "Myths of War"
Bad Religion : Political Punk at it's musical best
Rush : GODS
And Many Others!
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eeyore
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response 29 of 255:
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Mar 26 21:54 UTC 1996 |
yeah!!! another bad religion fan!!!!!!!! :)
i'm so excited...they are going to be at the state theater on my
birthday...hopefully i'm gonna get tickets...:)
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beeswing
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response 30 of 255:
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Mar 26 22:31 UTC 1996 |
Birdy! People are still having sex! This AIDS thing isn't working! :)
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nephi
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response 31 of 255:
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Mar 27 02:50 UTC 1996 |
Have you noticed that people are still having sex? All the denouncements had
absolutely no effect. Parents and counsellors constantly scorn them, but
people are still having sex and nothing seems to stop them.
Do you realize that poeple are still having sex? They've been told not to.
Perhaps they are perplexed. When you see them holding hands, they're making
future plans to engage in the activity. Do you understand me?
People are still having sex. Lust keeps on lurking. Nothing makes them stop.
This AIDS thing's not working. People are still having sex. It's been going
on for quite a while. Perhaps it's quite fashionalbe. It hasn't gone out of
style.
It's a fact that people are still having sex. It's rather obvious. It's
just what one expects. The evidence is all around that everyone in every
town has had at one time at one time or another in their life. At this very
moment, people are still having sex in a downtown condo or street in the
projects. Although you can't see them, or hear their breathing sounds,
someone in this world is having sex right now.
People are still having sex. Lust keeps on lurking. Nothing makes them stop.
This AIDS thing's not working. People are still having sex. It's been going
on for quite a while. Perhaps it's quite fashionable. It hasn't gone out of
style. People are still having sex. People are still having sex . . . .
"People Are Still Having Sex?" I think I've heard it a time or two . . . 8^)
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rywfol
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response 32 of 255:
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Mar 27 07:10 UTC 1996 |
I love too many albums to possibly pick a favorite, but the current "stuck in
the tape player" ones are Lisa Loeb's "Tails" and Jack Roberts' "Longer on a
Message". Absolutely brilliant.
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clees
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response 33 of 255:
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Mar 27 07:26 UTC 1996 |
Yes, that's a bummer.
Me typing my stuff at work.
Don't really expect to memorize my entire cd-/lp-collection
(way to big).
What I forgot, but just read was Heather Nova, I've seen her in
concert and the intimacy of the entourage. Like sitting on
her lap while she sings to you. I think I fell in love with her
that night, but since I'm not a groupy it was a lonely crush Hahaha)
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void
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response 34 of 255:
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Mar 27 11:48 UTC 1996 |
I haven't been able to collect any lp's/cd's in quite a while, but I'm
still a diehard Jethro Tull fan.
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steve
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response 35 of 255:
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Mar 27 14:49 UTC 1996 |
They're great, aren't they? My favorite albums are the three
that go from nature, nature and man, man and technology. These
are "Songs from the Woods", "Heavy horses" and "Stormwatch".
If you like folk music but don't know about Jethro Tull, you
ought to find someone with the first two I mentioned and listen
to them. While rock mucis, sort of, there have a spirit about
them that is really wonderful. My own mother likes those two
albums, and she is most definitely not someone who appreciates
99% of anything related to rock.
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chelsea
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response 36 of 255:
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Mar 27 14:54 UTC 1996 |
The two CDs that I've be replaying the most recently are The
Goldberg Variations (Bach) arranged for strings by Sitkovetsky
and The Complete Suites for Solo Cello (Britten) performed by
Torleif Thedeen. Good stuff.
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mikep
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response 37 of 255:
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Mar 27 14:55 UTC 1996 |
The band Moxy Fruvous will be playing tomorrow (Thursday 27th) evening
at the Main Event in Toledo. Hope to see you there!
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slvrwolf
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response 38 of 255:
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Mar 27 15:07 UTC 1996 |
Gack...what a question. hold on to your hats, folks, this may get a little
odd....
Jethro Tull, Oingo Boingo, Bad Religion, Enya, Ministry, all sorts of
soundtracks (from The Crow to Legend), classical of all types, The Police,
Danzig....hmmm, what else? Metallica, Alice Cooper, David Allen Coe, Kitaro,
Enigma, The Chieftans....you know, the people at Columbia House must think
I'm stoned when I fill out an order form...heh.
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steve
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response 39 of 255:
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Mar 27 16:04 UTC 1996 |
I haven't heard any Oingo Boingo in a long time...
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cathy
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response 40 of 255:
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Mar 27 16:37 UTC 1996 |
I've decided that if I were stranded on a deserted island with one CD from
my collection and a CD player, the one CD would have to be Rusted Root, "When
I Woke." I could sit and listen to it over and over for days on end...
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raven
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response 41 of 255:
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Mar 27 17:05 UTC 1996 |
Is someone going to link this to the music conf??? The music conf
is really quite good but could use more conf activity.
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scott
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response 42 of 255:
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Mar 27 17:23 UTC 1996 |
Hmm...some poeple think they have an odd collection?
Tom Waits, Aimee Mann, Chick Corea, Gershwin, King Crimson, Dirty Dozen Brass
Band (that one on loan from the library), Queensryche, Pearl Jam, Bop
(harvey), Mozart, NIN, and the list goes on...
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mooncat
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response 43 of 255:
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Mar 27 18:08 UTC 1996 |
The current stack of cds on my stereo consists of:
Janet Jackson Rythym Nation
Ani Dicfranco- Like I said
The Crow - the score
Ani Difranco- Imperfectly
Pearl Jam- Ten
Bette Midler- Experience the Divine
Melisa Etheridge- Your Little Secret
Les Miserables-Complete International Symphonic Version
Soul Asylum- Grave Dancers Union
Ani Difranco- self titled
The 80's Greatest Rock and Roll hits- Leather and Lace
Clannad- Anam
Sarah Maclachlan- Fumbling Towards Ecstasy
The Immortal Kiss of the Vampire
Clannad- Banba
Alanis Morissette- Jagged Little Pill
No Doubt- Tragic Kingdom
and- Madonna- Something to Remember...
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birdlady
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response 44 of 255:
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Mar 27 18:51 UTC 1996 |
Whoever mentioned that Rush are GODS! is one of my best friends now. =)
Nephi and Beeswing -- when I was a freshman, "People Are Still Having Sex"
and "Show Me How to Dance" by Bingoboys were my favorite songs.
Scott -- I know what you mean my eclectic...an example...my Tori Amos cd is
on top of KMFDM, Mozart, Rush, Enya, George Clinton and the P-Funk, and the
Cool World soundtrack right now. (They're in the random cd changer) I have
*music swings* not mood swings... <bg>
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koggie
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response 45 of 255:
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Mar 27 23:01 UTC 1996 |
That would be me. RUSH ARE GODS!!!!
I forgot some people on my list:
Al Dimeola : A Guitarists guitarist
Afghan Whigs: I just like 'em
CCR: Sittin' on the porch sippin' a drink, yeah.
Neal Schon : His new Jazz stuff rules
Joe Satriani : Strange, beautiful music
Nightnoise : Celtic, folky, new age, cool
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bruin
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response 46 of 255:
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Mar 27 23:29 UTC 1996 |
I trust that those claiming that "Rush are gods" are referring to the Canadian
band, and not Rush Limbaugh.
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scott
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response 47 of 255:
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Mar 28 00:59 UTC 1996 |
Well, I personally would *hope*, but aside from that I agree with #46.
Oh, I forgot some oddities:
Isaac Hayes (the "Shaft" soundtrack!), Iggy Pop, Public Enemy, Southern
Culture on the Skids, and a bunch of obscure things...
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bruin
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response 48 of 255:
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Mar 28 01:04 UTC 1996 |
RE #47 You see this cat Shaft is a bad mother-- Shut your mouth!
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scott
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response 49 of 255:
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Mar 28 01:12 UTC 1996 |
Actually, the Shaft soundtrack is really good. The movie is a bit of a 70's
period piece at this point, but the soundtrack is stone classic Isaac Hayes,
in his prime as an artist.
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