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25 new of 391 responses total.
kewy
response 8 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 00:30 UTC 2000

Bitchin Camero - Dead Milkmen
raven
response 9 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 05:37 UTC 2000

Tony Trischka "World Turning" Great album by an under rated banjo player who
was Bela Fleck's teacher.  Gues appearences by Peter Buck, Sid Straw, Alison
Kraus, Gordon Gano (Violent Femmes) and William Burroughs.  Not your
grandfathers Banjo music. :-)
kewy
response 10 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 16:24 UTC 2000

Strange Days - Matthew Good Band
bruin
response 11 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 19:52 UTC 2000

The Lovin' Spoonful
"Daydream"
Do You Believe in Magic And Other Hits
Flashback Records
scott
response 12 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 20:09 UTC 2000

Primus, "Sailing the Seas of Cheese".
kewy
response 13 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 22:52 UTC 2000

Hello Time Bomb - Matthew Good Band
katie
response 14 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 03:59 UTC 2000

Desmond Dekker.
happyboy
response 15 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 04:03 UTC 2000


"Oh whoa oh oh oh, the Israelites!"
otaking
response 16 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 04:12 UTC 2000

Sarah McLachlan -"Posession"
katie
response 17 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 12:44 UTC 2000

(Actually, that one isn't on this Dekker album.)
otaking
response 18 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 19:49 UTC 2000

Einstein's Secret Orchestra, "Jahffi Meets the Meteor Man"

ESO's music has a lot of Sf influences in it. 
brighn
response 19 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 20:20 UTC 2000

Marvelous3. How Do YouFeel About That?
or something like that... the CD's in the other room, so I'm assuming the
title..
krj
response 20 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 20:45 UTC 2000

I'm back sucking on http://www.wen.com again.  They fixed up Charlie 
Gillett's June World Music Charts show after I sent them mail pointing
out that the links to it were busted.  The Amadou & Miriam song
which just played sounds like sort of an old Stax/Volt thing, filtered
back through Africa.  I've been playing almost nothing but www.wen.com
shows for about a week now.
otaking
response 21 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 21:41 UTC 2000

I'm listening to a character album from Fushigi Yuugi. A character album has
songs devoted to the main characters from an anime. Right now, UI'm listening
to Tasuki's song.
isis
response 22 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 00:46 UTC 2000

velver underground and nico-venus in furs
kewy
response 23 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 01:35 UTC 2000

load me up - matthew good band.
gypsi
response 24 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 11:36 UTC 2000

Veruca Salt - "Seether".  Having a chick-band kind of day.  =)
krj
response 25 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 18:33 UTC 2000

Ian Anderson's show for June from www.wen.com, which I'm sure you're all 
tired of hearing about.  The song now playing is a cover medly of 
"Wild Thing" and "Louie Louie" by a band named Bloco Vomit...
not exactly the sort of thing I was expecting on a quasi-folk music
radio show...
tpryan
response 26 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 19:45 UTC 2000

        ...just because you can sing them to "Alice's Restaurant"?
kewy
response 27 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 21:08 UTC 2000

Stir it Up - Bob Marley and the Wailers
bruin
response 28 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 23:24 UTC 2000

"Muskrat Ramble" being performed on NPR's salute to Louis Armstrong.
isis
response 29 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 23:31 UTC 2000

rolling stones- time is on my side
carla
response 30 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 03:25 UTC 2000

the ballad of buckethead
otaking
response 31 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 04:18 UTC 2000

Ozric Tentacles - "Live Throbbe" This is good space rock. Too bad most of
their CDs aren't available in this country.
isis
response 32 of 391: Mark Unseen   Jul 5 15:09 UTC 2000

eric clapton-before you accuse me take a look at yrself
(the song just changed)
tori amos-cornflake girl
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