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Grex > Music2 > #289: NP #7: Music to Conference By | |
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micklpkl
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response 250 of 420:
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Apr 6 01:24 UTC 2001 |
Jethro Tull, "Jack-in-the-Green," from SONGS FROM THE WOOD
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scott
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response 251 of 420:
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Apr 7 14:22 UTC 2001 |
Adrian Belew, "Op Zop Too Wah", playing on a torn guitar speaker via a
receiver I just finished fixing. Gotta test the sucker before I give it back.
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micklpkl
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response 252 of 420:
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Apr 10 15:42 UTC 2001 |
Jon Anderson, the epic "Song of Seven" (pulled this one out of the vaults)
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tpryan
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response 253 of 420:
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Apr 10 22:11 UTC 2001 |
the great Luke Ski - Carpe Dementia CD
http://www.lukeski.com
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sspan
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response 254 of 420:
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Apr 15 17:52 UTC 2001 |
Deborah Gibson - In Blue from her new CD M.Y.O.B. Yes! New Debbie! Sorry...
having one of those guilty pleasures moments..
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tpryan
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response 255 of 420:
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Apr 15 18:38 UTC 2001 |
McVicar CD, The Who production featuring Roger Daltry.
Rates high on the 'listen to entire CD' scale.
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carson
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response 256 of 420:
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Apr 16 02:37 UTC 2001 |
(something from Debelah Morgan ["I Remember?"], on WMQT.)
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micklpkl
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response 257 of 420:
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Apr 16 13:33 UTC 2001 |
Maddy Prior, "Tribal Warriors" from ARTHUR THE KING
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happyboy
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response 258 of 420:
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Apr 16 16:36 UTC 2001 |
waits: heartattack and vine
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tpryan
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response 259 of 420:
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Apr 17 02:51 UTC 2001 |
Kinks, "Victoria" CD. Another high on the 'listen to entire CD'
scale. Previously heard, the rock opera "Tommy" by The Who. Can
you tell I got into a long form kick after listening to JCS last week?
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carson
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response 260 of 420:
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Apr 18 23:01 UTC 2001 |
(Salt n Pepa, "Push It". it's on VH1's _Behind The Music_.)
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krj
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response 261 of 420:
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Apr 19 00:04 UTC 2001 |
Jethro Tull, "Living in the Past." Only $9 at Tower's closing sale.
Been obsessing over it since I played the scratchy vinyl a few weeks
ago.
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krj
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response 262 of 420:
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Apr 19 21:00 UTC 2001 |
La Galvaude, LA DANSE DES FOINS. Mike McNally brought this back for
me from Quebec a few years ago. Among the best Quebecois folk albums
I've heard. It's now available for web & mail order; for years the
only way to get this and the followup albums were to make a trip there.
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tpryan
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response 263 of 420:
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Apr 19 21:56 UTC 2001 |
In search of the lost chord - The Moody Blues. Another "Whole
CD" album.
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scott
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response 264 of 420:
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Apr 22 02:20 UTC 2001 |
Pearl Jam, "Ten". Still a very credible rock album, very well done. Somehow
these guys brought the excitement back to rock, although they later lost it
again.
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krj
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response 265 of 420:
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Apr 27 16:54 UTC 2001 |
Marlee MacLeod, "Vertigo," her 1997 album. Getting warmed up for her show
at Crazy Wisdom tonight.
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krj
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response 266 of 420:
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Apr 27 19:50 UTC 2001 |
Marlee MacLeod, "There You Are," her new album, upon which I'll probably
get an autograph scribble upon in a few hours.
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sspan
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response 267 of 420:
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May 1 02:07 UTC 2001 |
the new Flight 180 album, "girls & boys". Think 'No Doubt' meets 'The Go
Go's'. A girl trumpet player and a song about Wal Mart.. what more could ya
want?
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eeyore
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response 268 of 420:
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May 1 15:08 UTC 2001 |
Sarah Harmer - You Were Here. Oh, and a yowling kitten. He's not happy with
being locked up.
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ashke
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response 269 of 420:
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May 2 03:32 UTC 2001 |
(locked up? uhoh, what'd he do?)
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eeyore
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response 270 of 420:
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May 2 03:56 UTC 2001 |
He was attacking me...with teeth. When he goes nuts like that, he gets locked
up.
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ashke
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response 271 of 420:
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May 2 12:10 UTC 2001 |
<nods in understanding> Mine get "confined", but in momma's arms, so they
can't move, and until they calm down, they don't get let go. They learn
really quick. The other method I used was ye ol water bottle...
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eeyore
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response 272 of 420:
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May 2 13:25 UTC 2001 |
He *likes* water. Doesn't work too well. And I cannot confine him without
being bitten, so....
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ashke
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response 273 of 420:
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May 2 13:31 UTC 2001 |
<nods> that was tanis's problem too. Precious, after a while, I POINT a water
bottle at her, she ran. What I did was confine them in my arms, like a baby,
on their back, with one arm under their back holding them to my chest, and
the other, on their head holding their mouth closed. They can breathe, and
the bearing of the throat and tummy is enough of a submission that they stop
fighting after a while. While reinforcing "NO" when they mutedly yowl at you.
When my female did that, she would try and fight me, I would move her head
so she couldn't see me. That seemed to do the trick, she'd calm down except
for the twitching of her tail, and I'd let her go for being good. She only
once bit me while leaving, and learned that was more of the same. Tanis has
only bitten me 2 times, but he was so scared, only precious could approach
him without him freaking out.
The only time I confined precious was because she liked to disrupt card games,
espt Magic the Gathering games, with PRETTY glass counters that she could toss
around! and cards to mess up! That and puzzles. I would give her 3 chances,
and into the bathroom she went.
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orinoco
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response 274 of 420:
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May 2 18:55 UTC 2001 |
Dave Matthews, "Under the Table and Dreaming." My younger brother has turned
into a read Dave Matthews fanatic, and I have to say I'm coming to like the
guy myself. Oh, for shame... I feel so collegiate :)
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