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birdlady
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response 75 of 255:
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Mar 30 18:38 UTC 1996 |
Re #73 -- More tapes?!?!?!? Did you not hear me say (after the initial
"oomph!"), "Oh what a surprise...more tapes..."? =) You *do* need some cd's
for your cool new CD-Rom drive, and I'm debating giving you my "Lost Boys"
soundtrack.
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tenar
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response 76 of 255:
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Mar 30 20:03 UTC 1996 |
hi
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rust
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response 77 of 255:
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Mar 30 21:04 UTC 1996 |
Jagjit Sing Jagjit Singh Jagjit Singh Jagjit Singh Jagjit Singh ....
just hear him sing.... Jagjit Singh...
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nephi
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response 78 of 255:
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Mar 30 22:39 UTC 1996 |
Welcome to Grex, Amy.
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krj
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response 79 of 255:
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Mar 30 22:56 UTC 1996 |
reaching way back to janc in #4 -- Sheila Chandra's old stuff, from back
before her five year recording hiatus, are some of my favorite albums.
I'm particularly happy to see NADA BRAHMA back in print again, as my LP
was a little dinged. But for some reason I don't seem too able to
connect with her current work; I liked her better as the Indipop star,
I guess.
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steve
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response 80 of 255:
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Mar 31 00:04 UTC 1996 |
Re 64: thanks Vanessa, that is interesting. I think I need to
listen to some new people.
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void
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response 81 of 255:
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Mar 31 06:16 UTC 1996 |
Does anyone know a) if Steeleye Span's stuff has been, or will be, released
on CD, and if so b) where I can find it? I have a collection of LP's two and
a half feet long, and no turntable anymore. I find I really miss Steeleye
Span, "Parcel of Rogues" and "Commoner's Crown" in particular.
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scott
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response 82 of 255:
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Mar 31 14:17 UTC 1996 |
Interested in buying a turntable, cheap? I have a spare from when everybody
was giving up vinyl, and can't imagine finding a use for it anytime soon.
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krj
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response 83 of 255:
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Mar 31 15:41 UTC 1996 |
Void likes Steeleye Span? The things one never would have suspected.
OK if I jump this thread to a new item in the music conference, void?
I can add some stuff about the recent albums and the upcoming US tour.
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robh
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response 84 of 255:
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Mar 31 17:31 UTC 1996 |
I've actually been looking into buying a turntable, scott.
We should talk.
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steve
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response 85 of 255:
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Apr 1 01:31 UTC 1996 |
I believe Steeleye Span is on CD now. I heard that on a ham repeater
in Windsor a while ago. Couldn't talk to them to find out more about it,
which I wanted to do. So perhaps its a canadian release? I like them too.
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beeswing
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response 86 of 255:
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Apr 1 02:59 UTC 1996 |
I always used to think Steeleye Span was a mispronunciation of Steely Dan.
Steely Dan is of course much more popular...
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steve
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response 87 of 255:
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Apr 1 03:04 UTC 1996 |
Thats great--I'd never thought of it that way, and I'd a danfan.
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krj
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response 88 of 255:
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Apr 1 04:22 UTC 1996 |
(Almost all Steeleye Span albums are out on CD.)
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void
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response 89 of 255:
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Apr 1 09:22 UTC 1996 |
Go ahead and enter a new item in the music .cf if you haven't already, krj.
And yes, I've liked Steeleye Span ever since I saw them perform "All Around
My Hat" on "Top of the Pops." ;)
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janc
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response 90 of 255:
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Apr 1 16:28 UTC 1996 |
Re #79: A lot of Sheila Chandra's Indipop albums have been recently reissued.
I have a couple. I really don't know which I like best. Having been exposed
to them all pretty much at once, I don't differentiate much.
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slvrwolf
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response 91 of 255:
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Apr 1 17:15 UTC 1996 |
re 83 Did you mean that Steeleye Span was going to be touring?!? I thought
they had broken up! And did you also say there was new material out? Where
do I find it and when was it realeased?????
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apollo
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response 92 of 255:
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Apr 1 21:16 UTC 1996 |
I'm into ambient and trance these days. Future Sound of London, Aphex Twin,
Seefeel, Orb. When I want lyrics I will turn to Leonard Cohen, Ride, Pulp
or The Smiths.
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krj
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response 93 of 255:
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Apr 2 06:05 UTC 1996 |
(void, slvrwolf, see the Steeleye Span item I jsut started.)
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clees
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response 94 of 255:
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Apr 2 15:24 UTC 1996 |
Pulp got lyrics?
Ok, I agree on Leonard, but pulp? (Maybe even the Smiths)
As I see it, the human voice is an instrument also; therefore it
really doesn't interest me too much whether lyrics are
good or not. As long the stuff ain't politically
dubious, it's all o.k.. But he/she who fails to touch
my soul with singing is right out. It even doesn't
matter whether a singer has a skilled voice or not.
It's the impact that matters.
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birdlady
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response 95 of 255:
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Apr 2 19:19 UTC 1996 |
The Smiths are good, but *man* they make me mellow...
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beeswing
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response 96 of 255:
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Apr 2 20:34 UTC 1996 |
Ahh yes. Hiardresser on Fire... Girlfriend in a Coma...
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raven
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response 97 of 255:
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Apr 3 04:14 UTC 1996 |
I guess these days I alternate between 80s post-punk stuff like
the Throwing Muses or Camper Van Beethoven, and "world music," like
Macedonian brass bands, music from the middle east (Bachir Attar), etc.
This is just my mood lately on any given day I'll listen to anything
from late Beethoven string quartets to K.D. Lang to be-bop. About the only
music I don't like is most recent country music or synthpop.
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bruin
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response 98 of 255:
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Apr 3 13:20 UTC 1996 |
Re #97 You did forget that k.d. lang's name has no upper case letters.
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raven
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response 99 of 255:
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Apr 3 17:01 UTC 1996 |
re # 98 I guess so, I'kk put her in my ee-cummings file. :-)
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