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sspan
response 258 of 391: Mark Unseen   Sep 26 02:15 UTC 2000

the new Maria McKee Ultimate Collection CD. if you don't have any Maria in
your collection yet grab a copy of this one.. 
scott
response 259 of 391: Mark Unseen   Sep 26 23:13 UTC 2000

Joe Jackson, "Heaven and Hell".  Fairly recent, not his best, but still pretty
good.  Interesting in that a fair amount of it is sequenced, but very
carefully timed to breathe a fair amount.  Supposedly Jackson went through
every track measure-by-measure to tweak the tempos.
sspan
response 260 of 391: Mark Unseen   Sep 28 03:25 UTC 2000

eddie from ohio - the three fine daughters of farmer brown. Yes I finally
bought an EFO cd.. and now I must have the rest of them! I can see a good
portion of my next paycheck disappearing already...
krj
response 261 of 391: Mark Unseen   Sep 29 23:44 UTC 2000

Bagad Kemper, "Battering Rams."  Breton bagpipe-and-drum band, in a tradition
similar to the Scottish one.
sspan
response 262 of 391: Mark Unseen   Sep 30 02:31 UTC 2000

To Kati by Keti Garbi. I'm not even gonna try spelling the names of any of
the songs on this one.. I gotta start uying more stuff in english..
tpryan
response 263 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 1 18:55 UTC 2000

        I'm listening to a CD by AQUA, "Aquarius".  'Cartoon Heroes'
is the track.
krj
response 264 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 3 21:56 UTC 2000

Charlie Gillett's "World Music Charts Europe" canned radio show from 
http://www.wen.com.  The track currently playing is a long one from the 
Columbian/UK band Sidestepper, who have been getting lots of favorable 
press, and I can see why!  
 
I'm behind on getting the shows I want off of http://www.wen.com and need
to get back to it.
scott
response 265 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 3 23:26 UTC 2000

David Bowie, "Ziggy Stardust".
tpryan
response 266 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 22:06 UTC 2000

        New Paul Simon, "You're the One".
scott
response 267 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 23:51 UTC 2000

Just finished: Bruce Springsteen, "The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street
Shuffle".  2nd album, one of my two favorites.

Just started:  Van Morrison, "Moondance".
brighn
response 268 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 15:04 UTC 2000

Staind, "Suffocate" (Dyfunction CD)
happyboy
response 269 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 15:52 UTC 2000

fela kuti:  expensive shit
sspan
response 270 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 02:55 UTC 2000

Salamander Crossing, Bottleneck Dreams. Five Days in May to be specific.
micklpkl
response 271 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 21:13 UTC 2000

Dick Gaughan, "Both Sides the Tweed" in duet with Emmylou, from the T.V.
program, "Transatlantic Sessions"
krj
response 272 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 00:22 UTC 2000

Lo'Jo, "Boheme di Cristal."  One of the small handful of things getting
played repetitively in the last few weeks.   I haven't adequately written
about Lo'Jo yet, have I?

micklpkl
response 273 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 14:00 UTC 2000

Right now, Great Big Sea from the live CD, "Road Rage" (I don't know all the
songs' names) 
carson
response 274 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 18:48 UTC 2000

(Vincent LaGuardia Gambini, "Wise Guy"... at least when my sound
card isn't crapping out.  Two of the guys from Lyricist Lounge
provided the lyrics; Joe Pesci delivered the vocals over beats from
the Trackmasters [Poke & Tone] and a sample from Blondie's "Rapture."
fun, campy stuff.)
brighn
response 275 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 20:13 UTC 2000

A techno/rave sampler from Vicious Vinyl. Right now it's So Good by Aqua Lads.
eeyore
response 276 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 18 16:15 UTC 2000

Re:273 Were you at the concert the other night?

Actually, I'm curretnly listening to Road Rage right now, too.  Well, I have
been most of the time since Saturday night. :)
micklpkl
response 277 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 18 18:38 UTC 2000

Re:276 Nope, unfortunately I was not. (I live in Texas) I probably shouldn't
say where I got the music. I'm really enjoying it, and should probably get
the CD from their website. Strange, because I've been lukewarm with GBS's
studio releases up until now.

Now playing: "Carrickfergus" --Brian Kennedy (a dear song for me, and a
beautiful voice to carry it to me)
anderyn
response 278 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 18 22:04 UTC 2000

It's not released in the US yet. Alas. (I talked to the Fleming Tamulevich
publicity person about it -- I usually can request new albums if I knkow
they're out.)
brighn
response 279 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 18 22:46 UTC 2000

Kid Rock, American Bad Ass.
eeyore
response 280 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 19 04:00 UTC 2000

It comes out on the 30th.....but they had it for sale at the concert.  *VERY*
worth having...a lot of fun, fairly true to the concert that I saw, and they
cleaned it up very well.  There is still the crowd singing, clapping and
interacting, but there isn't that "live backrground" to it.  Very well done.
And it has a new song on it, that has been released in Canada as a single.
(I think it's called "Everything Shines"...I'm quite fond of it)  OH!  And
Mari-Mac is a *LOT* faster live....and you can understand the words!
krj
response 281 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 19 19:21 UTC 2000

Runrig, "The Gaelic Collection."  One of these days I need to put together
a mix tape of this band's uptempo rock songs.
tpryan
response 282 of 391: Mark Unseen   Oct 19 22:41 UTC 2000

        Cat Stevens "Foriegner" CD.
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