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orinoco
response 37 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 27 18:58 UTC 2000

"Seven Years in Tibet," by David Bowie, off of "Earthling" -- the only Bowie
album that I have any real tolerance for so far.
scott
response 38 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 27 20:35 UTC 2000

"Key the Metal Idol" anime soundtrack.  
tpryan
response 39 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 27 22:44 UTC 2000

        Barnes & Barnes "I married Momma"
lumen
response 40 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 28 05:40 UTC 2000

I'm not equipped to listen to music computing at school.  A small campus 
makes it easy for admin to clamp down on downloading.

anyway, just got Europop by Eiffel 65, so Blue (Da Ba Dee) is running 
through my head..

just a club/dance tune with cheesy lyrics, but oh, so catchy and just 
the junk food music I like-- electronic music crossed with DJ mixing.  
Actually, I heard one other tune from the album, and the rest may not 
almost promising for this genre.

I love to dance but most of the genre sucks..
sspan
response 41 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 29 00:13 UTC 2000

Lili Haydn's CD 'Lili'. Pretty good violin rock, some Kate Bush and Tori like
stuff going on.. I still seem to be the only one that remembers her as a
regular on the New Gidget tv show though...
tpryan
response 42 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 29 00:59 UTC 2000

        Mothership Connection - Parliament.
        I'm listening to Paul Estin's Electica series again.
gypsi
response 43 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 29 04:12 UTC 2000

Heh...cheesy but good:  Frankie Smith's "Double Dutch Bus"
scott
response 44 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 17:08 UTC 2000

Red Hot Chili Peppers, "Blood Sugar Sex Magic".  I don't listen too this much,
but I do like it a fair amount.
krj
response 45 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 17:09 UTC 2000

Steeleye Span, "The Journey."  Review in a week or so in the Steeleye Span
item, I hope.
gypsi
response 46 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 30 17:54 UTC 2000

Underworld's "Moaner"...very hyper, exercise-inducing music.
oddie
response 47 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 04:33 UTC 2000

Simon and Garfunkel, "The Boxer" from the _Old Friends_ box set. I could
listen to this song all day...
tpryan
response 48 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 04:49 UTC 2000

        Listening into Acoustic Cafe on 93.9fm right now.
goose
response 49 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 19:06 UTC 2000

who was the guest?

Currently on: The Ric Culver trio (live in the room next to me) -- ric is a
great trombone player formerly with the Glenn Miller Big Band, with Dan
Coulton on Bass, and Jeff (I forget his last name) on Piano.  No drums.

orinoco
response 50 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jan 31 22:25 UTC 2000

Re#41:  Interesting....a friend of mine suggested I check out Lili Haydn, but
I never got around to it.  Her name keeps cropping up.  I think she's stalking
me.  Maybe I'll just buy the (*$&% CD :)
krj
response 51 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 02:28 UTC 2000

"Voice Union;"  Liliana Bertolo from Italy, the wonderful Evelyne Girardon
from France, and Sandra Kerr from England, singing acapella material from 
all three countries.  This has been too long overlooked in my collection.
tpryan
response 52 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 04:32 UTC 2000

        Putting Up With The Jones - Spirit of the West.
sspan
response 53 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 2 02:49 UTC 2000

Cindy Morgan - The Loving Kind. Ok.. it's an supposed to be an Easter album..
but I'm listening to it now anyway.
mcnally
response 54 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 2 04:05 UTC 2000

  Talk Talk -- Spirit of Eden..

  Anyone know what Tim Friese-Greene is doing these days?  Is he producing
  for anyone?  Also, as I look through the album credits, "Hugh Davies" is
  credited with playing "shozygs"..  What are shozygs?
gypsi
response 55 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 2 14:39 UTC 2000

Ooh...good band.

Danny Elfman - "Beetlejuice Theme".  I adore Danny Elfman...his music is
brilliant.
gnat
response 56 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 16:57 UTC 2000

Of Montreal, "Cherry Peel."  This is so sweet and cutesy that it could
cause insulin shock, but I like it anyway.  Maybe I should have
listed it in the Guilty Pleasure item.
lumen
response 57 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 17:12 UTC 2000

Why don't you, then?  =)
mcnally
response 58 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 19:20 UTC 2000

  the Kinks -- "Lola vs. Powerman and the Money-Go-Round"
  (playing at this very moment:  my favorite Kinks' song, "Apeman")
orinoco
response 59 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 4 19:42 UTC 2000

Oscar Peterson, "Live from Chicago"
gnat
response 60 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 5 20:56 UTC 2000

The last (*sigh*) Morphine album, "The Night."  RIP, Mark Sandman...
tpryan
response 61 of 607: Mark Unseen   Feb 6 17:26 UTC 2000

        Video killed the Radio Star - The Bangles.  Ececlita series again.
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