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25 new of 504 responses total.
orinoco
response 82 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 2 15:48 UTC 1998

Bach Prelude in C minor.
omni
response 83 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 2 17:56 UTC 1998

  Strauss Waltzes. This is one of my very favorite disks.
goose
response 84 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 4 02:42 UTC 1998

RE#77 -- thanks for noticing!  The Buzzrats sophomore effort will be out quite
soon. 
tpryan
response 85 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 4 21:25 UTC 1998

        Finally got tired of commercials on The River, and put on the CD]
player.  With the backlog of CD to listen to, I am surpised I don't have
it on more.  One from the Schoolkids final days:  Bubblegum Classics:
The Voice of Tony Burrows, including "My Baby Loves Lovin'" by White 
Plains, on right now.
cloud
response 86 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 01:50 UTC 1998

I'm listening to "This Strange Engine," by Marillion, the song at bat:
"Estonia," which is a rather odd choice of a name, but there it is.  
katie
response 87 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 04:11 UTC 1998

Kate and Anna McGarrigle.
mcnally
response 88 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 8 05:10 UTC 1998

  Ruby -- "Saltpeter"
gypsi
response 89 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 05:59 UTC 1998

"Touch" - Sarah McLachlan
md
response 90 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 10:52 UTC 1998

"You Might Win Some But You Just Lost One" - Lauryn Hill
scott
response 91 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 22:18 UTC 1998

Well, before I went to track down a high load avg., I was listening to the
"Video Girl Ai" soundtrack (anime).  I actually saw the series on Saturday...
tpryan
response 92 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 00:04 UTC 1998

        Louis Prima *collectors edition* CD.  This collection is again
avialable on Capitol records due to the upswing of swing.
cloud
response 93 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 02:46 UTC 1998

I've got "Last Worm in the Bottle," by Fish running through my head.
katie
response 94 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 07:05 UTC 1998

Nancy Sinatra: The Hit Years
mcnally
response 95 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 08:50 UTC 1998

  years plural?  :-)
katie
response 96 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 13:59 UTC 1998

65, 66, 67, 68, 70.  Dunno what she was doing in 69...

Actually, I like the last track, "Hook and Ladder." It`s folky. I may cover
it...
tpryan
response 97 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 14 02:04 UTC 1998

        WB Guide, August '98, promo disk from Borders.
krj
response 98 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 14 18:55 UTC 1998

"Triki 1: Diatonic Dynamite."  A collection of trikitixia music, an 
accordeon and tambourine style from the Basque territory.
cloud
response 99 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 15 02:12 UTC 1998

I'm listening to my cat, Hobbes, purr.  Music to _my_ ears.
mcnally
response 100 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 15 04:19 UTC 1998

 Luna - "Bewitched"
orinoco
response 101 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 16 00:19 UTC 1998

Bach - "Wachet Auf"
bmoran
response 102 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 16 14:02 UTC 1998

MAC UMBA "don't hold your breath"  Scottish/Brasilian/Carrib blend.
Lots of pipes, various drums whose names I don't recognise, a vocal thrown
in once in a while.
krj
response 103 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 20 23:06 UTC 1998

(The MacUmba CD is a favorite in some homes around Grexland.
I wonder if they will do a followup.  We should ask maeve.)
 
Puccini's opera TURANDOT, which I have been obsessing about for a 
few days.  1959 recording, with Birgit Nilsson, Jussi Bjorling and 
Renata Tebaldi; a glorious 1996 remastering.
tpryan
response 104 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 21 23:14 UTC 1998

        Listening to my Spike JOnes Anthology CDs, thanks in part
to the incentive of a later item.
cloud
response 105 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 22 01:11 UTC 1998

(Smile!)
krj
response 106 of 504: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 19:28 UTC 1998

Sin E', IT'S ABOUT TIME.  Mostly Irish-ish band with some Indian &
African percussion influences, and a not-unpleasant whiff of 
New Agey-ness,  led by piper and bodhran player 
Steafan Hannigan.  "This record is a didgeridu-free zone.
Unfortunately, we did use the odd djembe or two.  Guilty as charged,
your honour."  -- from the liner notes.
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