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25 new of 420 responses total.
scott
response 325 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 2 01:47 UTC 2001

Adrian Belew, "Lone Rhino".  It's a CD I made from the vinyl copy I've owned
for years.  This album and the following "Twang Bar King" are *still* out of
print and essentially moldering in the record company's vault despite Belew's
attempts to get possesion.
micklpkl
response 326 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 03:54 UTC 2001

Well, I'd like to cheat and say I was listening to LAIS, the Belgian group
of extraordinary female harmonisers, but I'm not. :) What's more, I don't know
who I'm listening to, since *whoever* sent this didn't bother to label the
song or artist. ;-P I think it's in French. 
micklpkl
response 327 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 04:43 UTC 2001

Right now, "The Rhythm of the Goat" by Jim Fidler, from Newfoundland. This
is off the Naciones Celtas IV compilation, which includes many diverse
Canadian groups like Les Charbonniers de L'Enfer & Les Batinses from Quebec,
Barachois from P.E.I., Gordie Sampson and Mary Jane Lamond from Nova Scotia,
and Orealis and Rare Air from Ontario.
eeyore
response 328 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 06:46 UTC 2001

The Moulin Rouge Soundtrack. It has Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman singing
on it, and they both have pretty good voices.  I really dig Ewan's rendition
of "Your Song", and a few of their songs are medolys of other stuff.  My
favorite has to be "Elephant Love Medely", which has about 9 or 10 different
love songs, all tied together with some other stuff.  Quite good.
krj
response 329 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 17:17 UTC 2001

"The Tichenor Family Album."
orinoco
response 330 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 18:14 UTC 2001

Ben Folds Five, _The Unauthorized Biography etc. etc._  I know this is the
album of theirs that you're not supposed to like, but I've fallen madly in
love with it.  Typical. :)
micklpkl
response 331 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 3 23:32 UTC 2001

Kirsty MacColl, "England 2 Columbia 0(*Nil*)" on the BBC programme LATER with
Jools Holland. **sigh**

I think I'm going to have to get TROPICAL BRAINSTORM.

krj
response 332 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 05:13 UTC 2001

The Tony Awards show, via videotape.
mcnally
response 333 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 4 19:05 UTC 2001

  re #328:  Any opinion on the Massive Attack / David Bowie collaboration
            on the Moulin Rouge soundtrack? 
eeyore
response 334 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 5 01:49 UTC 2001

Did nothing for me....but I think it's because I really didn't like the song
all that much, so really don't pay any attention to it.
mcnally
response 335 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 5 02:52 UTC 2001

  I'll have to seek it out somewhere, I guess..  It doesn't really sound
  like a promising match-up, but I like Bowie and love Massive Attack, so..
orinoco
response 336 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 5 19:30 UTC 2001

(Then again, I imagine Freddy Mercury and David Bowie struck some people as
a bad matchup until they went and did it.)
jules
response 337 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 05:08 UTC 2001

are you saying that was a good thing?
ashke
response 338 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 6 18:39 UTC 2001

EEEEP!  Of COURSE it was a good thing!!!  <faints>
orinoco
response 339 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 9 20:58 UTC 2001

(But thank you, jules, for proving my point)
krj
response 340 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 05:36 UTC 2001

Weezer, the new album, whatever it is.  Leslie has decide she likes them.
sspan
response 341 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 13 00:12 UTC 2001

BAJM - Szklanka Wody
really good polish rock band
tpryan
response 342 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 14 00:00 UTC 2001

        Some very competent Blues being played by Dave Hole.  Another
sample disk I picked up off the goodie pile at work.  Track "Get A
Job".  This next track "Insomnniac" is sounding rather good.
krj
response 343 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 17 21:03 UTC 2001

Mara, "Songs with Mara;" the songs from a production by the Meryl Tankard
Australian Dance Ensemble.  All Eastern European songs this time, rather
than the Eastern / Western balance which Mara usually does.
Better than the last couple of Mara albums; I need to get an order off 
to Australia for the most recent ones.
sspan
response 344 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 03:15 UTC 2001

Eden's Crush - The Glamorous Life
scott
response 345 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 18 23:33 UTC 2001

Stewart Copeland, "Rumble Fish" soundtrack.

After getting the soundtrack (I had it on vinyl) stuck in my head enough to
rent the movie again, I got it stuck even worse and went and bought the CD
copy Encore had.  Probably Copeland's best soundtrack work!
happyboy
response 346 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 19 12:10 UTC 2001

me: playing "I Truly Understand" on muh banjer.
scott
response 347 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 26 01:47 UTC 2001

Morton Subotnick, "4 Butterflies" (currently being recorded by my PC on its
way to becoming a CD).  Part of the records I got from keesan.
dbratman
response 348 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jun 26 05:01 UTC 2001

Rossini overtures.  Forgotten how charming these could be, especially 
when well performed (Marriner-St Martin's).
bmoran
response 349 of 420: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 02:06 UTC 2001

Afro Celt Sound System Volume 3 Further in time. First listen, so far very
good. Heard Peter Gabriel a few tracks ago. 
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