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25 new of 503 responses total.
mcnally
response 377 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 00:12 UTC 1999

  re #375:  I mistakenly read "Bob Rivers" as "Bob Seger" and the
  image which sprung to mind was *not* a pleasant one..
gypsi
response 378 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 00:16 UTC 1999

<laughs>

"Danse Macabre" - Saint Saens
carson
response 379 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 04:19 UTC 1999

(more Handsome Boy Modeling School, as I spend Thanksgiving evening
fragging away.)
katie
response 380 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 07:05 UTC 1999

Iris DeMent
eeyore
response 381 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 09:55 UTC 1999

re: 373...I'm really impressed...you got the name of it. :)

And so, Loreena goes in again...:)
orinoco
response 382 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 25 18:17 UTC 1999

Lyle Lovett, "Joshua Judges Ruth."  I'm listening to my dad's music as much
as I can over Thanksgiving break, to stave off impending withdrawl....
gnat
response 383 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 02:06 UTC 1999

The Magnetic Fields, "69 Love Songs" Vol. 2.   Help meeee....
katie
response 384 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 03:56 UTC 1999

Sarah Masen.  She gave a great concert last night at Trinity House.
carson
response 385 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 05:41 UTC 1999

(Akinyele's _Aktapuss_ soundtrack.)
tpryan
response 386 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 15:02 UTC 1999

        Mel & Kim - Rockin' around the Christmas Tree
orinoco
response 387 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 16:10 UTC 1999

Something tells me I'm just gonna need to stop reading this item for a
month....Christmas music gets stuck in my head at the slightest suggestion.
kewy
response 388 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 26 19:21 UTC 1999

Rod Stewart on the radio.  The song might be You Wear it Well.  
tpryan
response 389 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 16:04 UTC 1999

        Grandma got run over by a reindeer, from a Christmas Comedy
CD.
orinoco
response 390 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 19:04 UTC 1999

Firth of Fifth, by Genesis.  
tpryan
response 391 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 22:28 UTC 1999

        Ringo Starr - The Little Drummer Boy.  FINALLY!!!!
        His new Christmas CD "I Wanna be Santa Claus"
gnat
response 392 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 22:36 UTC 1999

REM, "Reckoning" 
orinoco
response 393 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 05:16 UTC 1999

"I'm Gone," off the new Sonia Dada live CD, which arrived in the mail while
I was away.
katie
response 394 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 06:00 UTC 1999

In the player: Allison Krauss, Jane Siberry, and Sarah Masen.
(Well, their CDs).
gypsi
response 395 of 503: Mark Unseen   Nov 29 13:18 UTC 1999

"Behind the Wheel/Route 66 Mix" - Depeche Mode
tpryan
response 396 of 503: Mark Unseen   Dec 1 23:24 UTC 1999

        "What are you doing New Year's Eve?".
mcnally
response 397 of 503: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 00:12 UTC 1999

  Big Audio Dynamite -- "This is Big Audio Dynamite"
gypsi
response 398 of 503: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 02:43 UTC 1999

"She's Lost Control" - Joy Division
scott
response 399 of 503: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 12:20 UTC 1999

I never seem to end up in this item while music is playing (at least the last
few days), but here's what I've been listening to:
David Bowie, "Ziggy Stardust".  Somehow I never listened to this guy much
before.  I like this album; the songs are somehow structured differently than
most music I used to listen to.

NIN, "The Fragile".  Still absorbing this one.

Red Elvises.
otaking
response 400 of 503: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 13:40 UTC 1999

Philip Glass "Low Symphony" It's an interesting piece of music based on songs
by David Bowie and Brian Eno.
bmoran
response 401 of 503: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 14:47 UTC 1999

"Low" is wonderful. We were listening to it in the car one night, and had
to sit in the driveway for about fifteen minutes to hear it to the end.
Glass took the three instrumental pieces from Bowie's Low album and used
them as the basis for three expanded works. Quite nice.
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