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otaking
response 525 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 16:02 UTC 2000

The Heathens "fiRe" - A compilation of Scandinavian artists (like the Nordic
Roots compilations) with all songs written by Hedningarna. Right now, I'm
listening to "My Trees Shall Stand" by Min Skog. This CD is great! It's hard
to believe I found it for $1 at Record Exchange.
krj
response 526 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 16:33 UTC 2000

Yay, otaking found one of my favorite recordings!  A correction: actually 
what you have is a Hedningarna album compiled from their two best recordings,
KAKSI and TRA.   Hedningarna translates as "The Heathens," and it looks like
Sony/Tristar was going to try to market them under the translated name.
The songs titles are given in both Swedish (or Finnish) and English; so 
"Min Skog" is a song title, not a band name.
 
Sony/Tristar did no visible promotion for this excellent compilation, 
and they immediately gave up on the band; their rights were picked up by 
Northside, who released the KAKSI and TRA albums in their original format.
scott
response 527 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 16:50 UTC 2000

Spinal Tap, "Break Like the Wind".

Has anybody mentioned the big release of of the movie and original soundtrack
coming up this year?
otaking
response 528 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 17:40 UTC 2000

Re #526: Thanks for the info krj. It's a great recording.
happyboy
response 529 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 19:13 UTC 2000

Troublesome Waters: Iris Dement
krj
response 530 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 11 21:01 UTC 2000

Juan de Marcos & the Afro Cuban All Stars, "Distinto, diferente."
Another World Circuit/Nonesuch Cuban release.
jules
response 531 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 02:34 UTC 2000

the complete recordings of robert johnson
kewy
response 532 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 12 02:53 UTC 2000

Jimi Hendrix - Catfish Blues.
brighn
response 533 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 13 16:32 UTC 2000

Kid Rock, "F**k that", History of Rock
jules
response 534 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 14 01:37 UTC 2000

radiohead - the bends
isis
response 535 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 14 03:29 UTC 2000

sonic youth- confusion is sex/kill yr idols
bmoran
response 536 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 14 15:20 UTC 2000

Re: Spinal Tap 
The documentary "This is Spinal Tap" was listed as one of the top comedys
by the AFI this year. Great show! What's up with the release?
brighn
response 537 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 14 15:48 UTC 2000

Anne Clark, "I of the Storm" (Wealth is another spelling of the law...)

Anne Clark is something of an underestimated talent, I think. Her early 80s
work, Dorothy Parker meets Pet Shop Boys, was at times too superficial, and
definitely too viciously cynical, but I bought this later CD ("The Law is an
Anagram of Wealth"), and was surprised by how artistic she'd gotten. Of
course, "I of the Storm" is more heavy-drum anarchist/socialist anti-Brit-govt
sentiment, but most of the album is soothing violins and synths, with lyrics
translated from Friedrich Ruckert.
isis
response 538 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 04:04 UTC 2000

the doors waiting for the sun
brighn
response 539 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 15:08 UTC 2000

A Perfect Circle, "The Hollow"
krj
response 540 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 19:07 UTC 2000

So how is that?   I saw some of the pre-release hype.
 
The Original Brothers & Sisters of Love, "The Ballade of Jeb Miner."
Local folk-rock band which I rather like; alas, I have to miss their
Top of the Park appearance.
isis
response 541 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 21:44 UTC 2000

bob marley natty dread
brighn
response 542 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 22:01 UTC 2000

It's definitely Tool-lite. If you like Maynard's singing, it's worth it. The
instrumentation is pretty, but not as unique as Tool's, nor as "hard." The
single, "Judith," is the most Tool-like track on the CD, which is probably
why it was chosen.
otaking
response 543 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 22:10 UTC 2000

Eclectica #16: Attention Deficit Disorder
jules
response 544 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 23:10 UTC 2000

radiohead - black star
mcnally
response 545 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 15 23:48 UTC 2000

  great song.. 

  I can't figure out why "OK Computer" was the album that got all the
  critical hype..  I think "the Bends" is much better..
isis
response 546 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 02:00 UTC 2000

zepelin-stairway
krj
response 547 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 02:26 UTC 2000

Zabe i Babe, "Drumovi."   Faux Balkan music from Tim Eriksen and Peter 
Irvine of Cordelia's Dad, together with some other folks of Balkan 
ancestry.
orinoco
response 548 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 02:59 UTC 2000

Me'shell NdegeOcello, "Bitter."

Really, I'm only in it for that last name......
carla
response 549 of 607: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 08:11 UTC 2000

Michelle shocked singing the ballad of penny evans
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