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25 new of 391 responses total.
kewy
response 34 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 03:46 UTC 2000

give a little bit - supertramp
otaking
response 35 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 04:10 UTC 2000

Arling & Cameron - "We Love to Rock"
brighn
response 36 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 18:17 UTC 2000

Lard, "I Wanna Be a Drug-Sniffing Dog" (from "Pure chewing Satisfaction")
stacie
response 37 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 18:20 UTC 2000

 Kryptonite, by Three Doors Down

 If I go crazy then will you still call me superman?
scott
response 38 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 19:28 UTC 2000

Nirvana, "Nevermind".

Never actually sat down and listened to this CD before.
katie
response 39 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 21:04 UTC 2000

June Tabor, "Aleyn."
happyboy
response 40 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 6 22:46 UTC 2000

Lucinda Williams: Big Red Sun Blues
brighn
response 41 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 7 15:51 UTC 2000

Staind, "Mudshovel"

Really, my music isn't all this tempo... I almost played Liberty Horses
instead, and I've got Gomez, FSOL, and St. Etienne in my pile o' CDs at
work... just, for some reason, when I log on to Grex, I have the heavy stuff
polaying (bonus points if you've heard of Liberty Horses... it's a wonderful
CD, featuring bits from sister Kirsty MacColl).
scott
response 42 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 8 00:38 UTC 2000

King Crimson, "the constrKction of light".

New CD!  I'm only on the first listen, so no real opinion yet, other than that
I'm getting sick of all the weird capitalisation.
sspan
response 43 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 8 03:56 UTC 2000

Lili Haydn - Mama. Pretty cool violin rock.. I still think she was great on
the New Gidget TV show.
carla
response 44 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 8 07:28 UTC 2000

Barenaked ladies "gordon"
otaking
response 45 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 8 19:16 UTC 2000

Tori Amos "To Venus and Back" the 2nd, live CD
isis
response 46 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 06:09 UTC 2000

Jimi Hendrix- Rainy Day, Dream Away
happyboy
response 47 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 13:15 UTC 2000

i'm hearing the opening theme to 
African Swim by John Lurie


but only in my head.
isis
response 48 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 19:41 UTC 2000

Shannon Curfman-True Friends
bmoran
response 49 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 9 21:47 UTC 2000

Dinosaur, from the Young Person's Guide to King Crimson.Double live cd
from Holland. My new KC purchase. All my favorites, plus a whole bunch
I've never heard. The first disk is supposed to be one of those
multi-media things, with a history of Kc by Rbt. Fripp, but I can't seem
to make it work.
isis
response 50 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 00:52 UTC 2000

boston- peace of mind
otaking
response 51 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 04:35 UTC 2000

Re #48: How is the Shannon Curfman CD? I've been thinking of buying it.
brighn
response 52 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 23:26 UTC 2000

Beth Orton, "Trailer Park" Cd, "Tangent" is the track

For once, I'm listening to something with a less-than-thrashing tempo while
Grexing.
isis
response 53 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 00:01 UTC 2000

cornershop- funky days are back again
shannon curfman is a-fucking-mazing. she's only 14 and you can tell that she
*feels* every single note. her cover of the band's _the weight_ gives me
shivers, and i HATE covers
tpryan
response 54 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 03:04 UTC 2000

        Return to the Centre of the Earth by Rick Wakeman, narrated 
by Patrick Stewart with the London Symphony Orchestra and the 
English Chamber Choir.  Justin Hayward has a track on this.
Great find.
isis
response 55 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 12 04:43 UTC 2000

liz phair- shatter
carla
response 56 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 12 06:20 UTC 2000

Crowded house Crowded house
isis
response 57 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 01:17 UTC 2000

bloodhound gang- kiss me where it smells funny
krj
response 58 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 13 17:44 UTC 2000

The Clash, "London Calling."  Picked up for $8 at a recent Tower sale.
Haven't heard this in years; it holds up *very* well for a 21-year old
album and makes me feel ancient.  
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