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25 new of 607 responses total.
brighn
response 272 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 27 17:07 UTC 2000

View hidden response.

jules
response 273 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 27 19:42 UTC 2000

"lets pretend we're married"   prince
otaking
response 274 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 27 21:34 UTC 2000

Tool "Prison Sex"
tpryan
response 275 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 27 22:14 UTC 2000

        You Really Got Me as done by The Juggernaut Jug Band on their new
CD, which just came in the mail today.
http://www.juggernautjugband.com
carla
response 276 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 05:01 UTC 2000

something by dave matthews band that I heard on the radio driving home
jules
response 277 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 12:11 UTC 2000

crazy, im thinking, knowing that the world is round
and here im dancing all around
am i right side up or upside down
is this real at all
or am i dreaming?
lovely lady, let me drink you please
i wont spill a drop no i promise
carla
response 278 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 18:00 UTC 2000

no it was the other one I think.
otaking
response 279 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 18:40 UTC 2000

You make it sound like there's only 2 songs.

Was it "Blood in the Water"?
brighn
response 280 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 28 19:32 UTC 2000

just put in Al stewart's Orange Cd. "You Don't Even Know Me."
which set me to wondering, being on Grex, if the other Grexer I know of who
actually appreciates Stewart is still around... heh... haven't seen him in
a while.
tpryan
response 281 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 29 17:23 UTC 2000

        I enjoy Al Stewart's work.  Particularly "Time between the Wars".
and have a number of CDs (and vinyl Year of the Cat.

        I also know one of the top Al Stewart supporters (fan) around
these parts.  She travels to England for his concerts.

        Currently "Lies" by Stan Rogers on WDET.
krj
response 282 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 29 17:39 UTC 2000

That Al Stewart fan would probably be my coworker Kim, up at MSU?
brighn
response 283 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 29 21:37 UTC 2000

not mine. maybe tpryan's.

Veruca Salt just ended...
jules
response 284 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 29 23:40 UTC 2000

the pixies
otaking
response 285 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 19:32 UTC 2000

Random industrial music played very loud.
tpryan
response 286 of 607: Mark Unseen   Apr 30 22:09 UTC 2000

re282:  Yup, that's Kim.
jules
response 287 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 02:19 UTC 2000

hurt - nin and david bowie
orinoco
response 288 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 02:44 UTC 2000

Tori Amos and Trent Reznor, "Past The Mission."
It appears to be Trent Reznor Collaboration Hour.
jules
response 289 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 04:11 UTC 2000

lets do it liike they do on the discovery channel
this song is awesome
and i just listened to street spirit by radiohead (accoustic version)
krj
response 290 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 04:19 UTC 2000

The latest recital disc from soprano Jane Eaglen; at the moment, it's the 
last of Strauss' "Four Last Songs."
gypsi
response 291 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 08:41 UTC 2000

Trans-Siberian Orchestra: "Christmas Eve in Sarajevo"
jules
response 292 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 12:33 UTC 2000

drawn to the rhythm - sarah 
diznave
response 293 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 14:42 UTC 2000

"Black Man", Stevie Wonder
otaking
response 294 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 15:13 UTC 2000

Techno remix of the Sailor Moon theme song.
jules
response 295 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 15:53 UTC 2000

language or the kiss - indigo girls
brighn
response 296 of 607: Mark Unseen   May 1 16:24 UTC 2000

"Somebody Loves You"
nik kershaw
from the (probably deliberately) ironically named "15 minutes" CD from 1999...
(for those who don't know, nik kershaw's a Brit songwriter wo had a pair of
New Wave "hits" back in the early 80s, including "Wouldn't It Be Good", then
disappeared for a decade and a half, allegedly writing songs for others)
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