In the player this week
Jason Kramer
OK people - lets get this list going to help each
other discover some new music.
Stuff I've been into lately:
1) Jake E. Lee - A Fine Pink Mist
This is a solo instrumental album from the
ex-Ozzy guitarist and I must say it is spectacular!
Sort of like Ty Tabor's Naomi's Solar Pumpkin in that
Jake pretty much did the whole album himself. Lots
of creative, heavy riffing as well as some cool acoustic
sounds. Drum machine is the only drawback.
2) IQ - Ever
These guys are sort of like Marillion. I'm starting
to buy all of their CDs.
3) Magellan - Test of Wills
I know, I know its on Magna Carta - but it kicks
ass!
4) Ozric Tentacles - Become the Other
This is instrumental "space rock" at its best.
If you havent' heard this band, you are missing
some great stuff.
5) Drew Neumann - Eye Spy
Well I don't actually have this yet - I just ordered it
today. This is the music from the animated series
Aeon Flux. I don't know how to describe the music, but
its really cool.
LinusTripp
Jason Kramer wrote:
>OK people - lets get this list going to help each other discover some new
music.<
In my player this week:
1. The Grays - Ro Sham Bo.
One of the best pop albums ever. If you like Jellyfish and/or Matthew Sweet,
you'll probably like this. It features Jason Falkner(ex-Jellyfish guitarist,
now a solo artist), who is an amazing talent - like Nuno and Todd Rundgren, he
plays all the instruments on his record. I love it. It's great!
2. Fountains of Wayne - Fountains of Wayne.
Another great pop record, with a little more attitude than the Grays. Guitarist
Adam Schlesinger is probably best known for his song "That Thing You Do!" (from
the Tom Hanks movie of the same name)
3. All - Percolater.
If there could be such a thing as Progressive Pop-punk, this album is it. Weird
rhythms and chord voicings combied with energy and attitude (and a
poppy-sounding singer) make for a fun listening experience.
4. Chicago - Group Portrait (Discs 1-3).
One of my favorite bands of all time. Listen to this set and hear why. Terry
Kath was one of the greatest, most creative guitar players of all time. No one
ever gave him the credit he deserved. Nuno likes 'em, too...
5. King's X - Ear Candy.
The name says it all. Great songs, great playing and great singing all rolled
in to one, recorded beautifully. Mmmm...candy.
(The aforementioned albums don't include the steady diet of Van Halen, Rush,
Led Zeppelin, Live and (of course) Extreme that I listen to.)
Linus
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Lane Todd Denson
> 4. Chicago - Group Portrait (Discs 1-3).
> One of my favorite bands of all time. Listen to this set and hear why. Terry
> Kath was one of the greatest, most creative guitar players of all time. No one
> ever gave him the credit he deserved. Nuno likes 'em, too...
Oh yeah - Chicago is highly underrated - probably my favorite of all
time, and especially Kath. I've been listening to "Live in Japan"
lately, and his playing and singing constantly blow me away. If it was
"The Terry Kath Band" he would be as big as Hendrix. I had no idea Nuno
liked him - where has he talked about it?
--
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Scott Koger
Have you ever heard of The Tories?
Their new cd is titled "Wonderful Life"
GREAT POP CD!! Check it out!!
Ty Tabor has a solo cd coming out on FEB 24th!!!
I'm going to check out "The Grays"! Every CD you metioned I have and
love except this one!
Life is what happens to you while your busy making other plans.
John Lennon
Brant Hahn
Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti-one of the greatest albums ever put
out.
Riorox
i feel soooo close-mided and out of touch!
normally i have 10 or so cd's with me at all times, all different moods - but
for 2 weeks i've heard nuttin but nuno, extreme i, and extreme iii!
but my favorites for the year are:
no doubt - tragic kingdom, no doubt, beacon street collection. (saw 'em play
twice this year-amazing!)
soul coughing-irresistable bliss
poe-hello
alanis morissette-space cakes (studio acoustic)
biggest disappointments:
sugar ray-floored
tracy bonham-burdens of being upright
:) rio
Angie B.
I listen to a lot of different music - depending on my mood:
Jamiroquai - Traveling Without Moving
Pearl Jam - Yield
New Sun Union - On With The Seasons (Local)
New Sun Union - New Sun Union (Local)
Olive - Extra Virgin
Tina & The B-Side Movement - Young Americans (Local)
Greazy Meal - Visualize World Greaze (Local)
Rusted Root - When I Woke
Bush - Sixteen Stone
Simply Red - Men & Women
Third Eye Blind - S/T
Louis Armstrong - Greatest Hits
Extreme - III Sides To Every Story
Nuno - Schizophonic
Flesh - Flesh
TNT - Intuition
Enya - Paint The Sky With Stars
King's X - Dogman
Angie
--
All the world's a masquerade
made up of fools and philosophers
--Extreme
\ /
( "
Angie B.
Trancer
Hello,
These have been living in my cd player for quite a while!
David Bowie - 1.Outside, Low, The Buddha Of Suburbia, and Heroes
Extreme - III Sides, Waiting For The Punchline
Queen - Sheer Heart Attack, Queen II, In The Beginning (bootleg)
Nuno - Schizophonic, Crave CD5
AC/DC - Live
Kansas - Vinyl Confessions, Drastic Measures
Van Halen - Van Halen
Skid Row - Slave To The Grind
--
Thanks,
Trancer
My Queen Collector's Page
http://www.flash.net/~trancer
Sheer Vinyl Attack for the finest selection
of Queen collectibles on the Internet.
http://www.flash.net/~trancer/Sale
Brian Lenk
My four Extreme CDs and Nuno's Schizophonic.
I have a 5 disc CD player and they never leave it.
That will change when Van Halen 3 arrives.
my webpage:http://www.webspawner.com/users/BriansMDcafe/
Brian
Brian Lenk
Riorox wrote:
>
> i feel soooo close-mided and out of touch!
>
> normally i have 10 or so cd's with me at all times, all different moods - but
> for 2 weeks i've heard nuttin but nuno, extreme i, and extreme iii!
Your not close-minded riorox,you just have good taste in music.
I am the type of music lover that goes with my heart so if I feel like
spinning "Schizophonic" or "WFTP" the whole week Im gonna damn do so.
I still am looking for another band or artist that can effect me like
Extreme and Nuno did but Ive had no luck.Our beantown boys were a one
and only act,no one can top them.But I am looking forward to "3" and I
anxiously await it and I am very excited.I'll let ya all know what I
think of it and if I dont than I must be dead or dont have access to a
computer.KEEP Rocking!
Joe Sima
Here's a great one that may take a little digging to find, but it will be
well worth it. It's called BLACK LIGHT SYNDROME, by Terry Bozzio, Tony
Levin, and Steve Stevens. It's all instrumental, and is VERY DANGEROUS.
For those of you who don't know who these guys are, Terry Bozzio is a SICK
drummer who has played with Frank Zappa, Steve Vai, Missing Persons, and
Jeff Beck to name a few. He's my favorite living drummer (John Bonham of
Led Zeppelin is my all time favorite if you must know.....)
Tony Levin is one of the most gifted and innovative bass players there is,
having played with King Crimson, and Peter Gabriel for starters. He also
plays "stick" on this. The man's sheer talent cannot be denied.
Steve Stevens has played with Billy Idol, Robert Palmer, Michael Jackson,
Vince Neil, solo projects and others. He was the real surprise for me here.
While I always appreciated his talents, he shows sides of himself here that
few would have suspected. This is without a doubt, the best playing he has
done to date. He has grown tremendously since Rebel Yell.
So, if you look at these guy's resumes, you realize that they are of the
musical elite....and you SHOULD be scared at what they'd do together. It's
the best of the best jamming together.
This is a fearless album that explores so many types of music, it'll make
your head spin. There is so much delicate interplay between these guys,
it's a true LESSON in musicianship.....and it was recorded in only 4days!
My personal pick for best track on the disk would be track 3, called
"Duende" where Steve Stevens, Terry Bozzio, and Tony Levin do a
"question:answer" thing between the guitar and drums and bass in the
intro...but not blues as you would guess....to FLAMENCO!! You've never
heard anything like it.....then they settle into a relaxed but confident 7
1/2 minute Flamenco jam that will leave any true music die hard drooling in
a corner.
It took me almost a year to find this disk, but I'm very happy with the
results. Hopefully, with the info that I'm about to provide, those of you
who want to check it out won't have the same frustration I had. It's on a
label called "MAGNA CARTA" and is copyrighted 1997. It's catalog #
MA-9019-2. They have a web site at http://magnacarta.net/
Please let me know if any of you pick it up, and let me know what you think
of it. If you're into SERIOUS musicianship, I can't see how you could
possibly be dissappointed.
PS....Jason, as always, you're ideas are great.......I love the idea of
this, I'm hoping someone will turn me onto something really great that I
might have missed. I agree that Nuno's new direction sounds VERY promising,
and just may prove to be his best work. Until then, check out THIS trio!!
Stay well everyone, and keep your minds and your ears OPEN!!!
Joe
beandip
In article <6cs7re$mfp$2...@news.monmouth.com>, jkr...@shell.monmouth.com says...
>
>
>OK people - lets get this list going to help each
>other discover some new music.
Hmmm... good idea!
Frank Zappa - Shut Up and Play Yer Guitar
Hey. Trust me on this. Zappa can do
it all. This is merely one of many facets
of his ability.
The Posies - ANYTHING
These guys write the best songs.
Underrated as players. Incredible live.
Shame they're spitting up.
Ani DiFranco - ANYTHING
Tremendous guitar player. Even better
songwriter. Although she's about to
take the world by storm, you should get
familiar now.
The Dismemberment Plan
Quirky post-punk from DC. Intelligent.
A blast to listen to.
Shudder to Think
Beyond definition. You'll love it or
hate it. Like nothing else.
... more to come.
- dip
Stephen Wright
On 24 Feb 1998 11:07:37 GMT, bea...@vt.edu (beandip) wrote:
>In article <6cs7re$mfp$2...@news.monmouth.com>, jkr...@shell.monmouth.com says...
>>
>>
>>OK people - lets get this list going to help each
>>other discover some new music.
Allright. Lets Go!
Bruce Dickinson - Alive in Studio A (1994)
THE voice of heavy metal. All his best post maiden songs.
Drain - Horor Wrestling (1996)
Swedish all girl band. Sounds a bit like Alice in Chains, Paradise
Lost and Alanis Morissette kind of rolled into one. The single 'Crack
the Liars Smile' is one of the best songs I've EVER heard.
Def Leppard - Slang (1996)
The most underrated and best album they've ever done. Especially
Deliver Me.
Terrorvision - Regular Urban Survivors. (1996)
They should be huge, especially with songs like Perseverance and If I
Was You. Don't know if this album is available in the US but I think
it is.
That's my lot, feel free to flame away.
Stephen
"and would the person who stole my bicycle pump please return it"
jcl...@necc.mass.edu
In article <34F216...@starnetinc.com>,
len...@starnetinc.com wrote:
>
> My four Extreme CDs and Nuno's Schizophonic.
> I have a 5 disc CD player and they never leave it.
> That will change when Van Halen 3 arrives.
I'm with you -- same plan, except I occassionally throw in a little Steve
Vai... what else is needed? Used to see you post all the time on the message
board. Anybody know what's become of Anthony J. Resta? Seems to have
dropped off the face of the planet.
Extreme Peace,
Jan
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> OK people - lets get this list going to help each
> other discover some new music.
>
> Stuff I've been into lately:
>
> 1) Jake E. Lee - A Fine Pink Mist
>
> This is a solo instrumental album from the
> ex-Ozzy guitarist and I must say it is spectacular!
> Sort of like Ty Tabor's Naomi's Solar Pumpkin in that
> Jake pretty much did the whole album himself. Lots
> of creative, heavy riffing as well as some cool acoustic
> sounds. Drum machine is the only drawback.
Didn't know Jake was still recording. Would be interested in this - he's
supposedly heavily Mahavishnu influenced (which I love). Is it easy to find?
My 5:
1, 2, 3: Philly Soul (Gamble and Huff retrospective) - Best of the best from
the Philly Sound (O'Jays, Intruders, Harold Melvin, Billy Paul, etc.). A must
have. Why don't they make R'n'B records like this anymore? Puff Daddy is wack.
4: Jackie Brown ST. More R'n'B gems. Highly recommended.
5: Disc 1 of Santana's latest compilation (Heart, Soul, and Spirit?) Santana
rules. Even tho he hasn't put out anything great since Blues for Salvador,
there's so much good stuff that came before that that you can forgive him. One
of the few players who really can make a guitar sing.
Sorry if I'm a little fuzzy on the titles, but these were all Valentine's
presents from my girlfriend, which she bought w/o me asking for them. Very
cool! And all I got her was flowers and candy...
--
MC
To reply, remove the f***spam from my address.
Rick Sutton
Jason Kramer wrote:
>
> OK people - lets get this list going to help each
> other discover some new music.
>
> Stuff I've been into lately:
>
> 1) Jake E. Lee - A Fine Pink Mist
>
> This is a solo instrumental album from the
> ex-Ozzy guitarist and I must say it is spectacular!
> Sort of like Ty Tabor's Naomi's Solar Pumpkin in that
> Jake pretty much did the whole album himself. Lots
> of creative, heavy riffing as well as some cool acoustic
> sounds. Drum machine is the only drawback.
>
>
> These guys are sort of like Marillion. I'm starting
> to buy all of their CDs.
>
> 3) Magellan - Test of Wills
>
> I know, I know its on Magna Carta - but it kicks
> ass!
>
> 4) Ozric Tentacles - Become the Other
>
> This is instrumental "space rock" at its best.
> If you havent' heard this band, you are missing
> some great stuff.
>
> 5) Drew Neumann - Eye Spy
>
> Well I don't actually have this yet - I just ordered it
> today. This is the music from the animated series
> Aeon Flux. I don't know how to describe the music, but
> its really cool.
One group I have gotten into lately: Pet Shop Boys! I know they were a
techno mainstay in the late Eighties, but there music is deeper than
dance-pop fluff as I recnetly found out. They are arguably the only
dance/techno group of any significance due to it's use of techno as a
background for lyrics rather than just filler. They are uncannily like
Extreme in the fact that they talk about society's ills, yuppie
idealism, consumerism, need for true love in a corporate society, and
the loneliness in climbing up the corporate ladder. People please
recheck this group out; it's one of those few groups that make you feel
wiser after listening to it (like Extreme, Pearl Jam, Living Colour,
Skid Row) except the genre is techno. It's well worth the time!
holly
Jason Kramer wrote:
>
> OK people - lets get this list going to help each
> other discover some new music.
I'll de-lurk to add to the thread:
1. Jason-- Houston, we have a problem
Jason (from Saigon Kick) is the only person on this earth that could
even come close to rivaling Nuno's musical genius.
2. Ani DiFranco-- Little Plastic Castle
Poppier Ani, but Ani nonetheless.
3. Lord of the Dance ST
I just can't seem to stop listening to this one!
4. Natalie Macmaster-- No Boundaries
Cool Celtic fiddle music!
5. Saigon Kick-- Moments from the Fringe
A bunch of B-sides & demos that Jason released. Has the last song ever
written & recorded w/ Matt!
I've got a bunch more in rotation in the car, but these get the most
workouts!
h
BARFKO
Rick Sutton wrote:
>
> Jason Kramer wrote:
> >
> > OK people - lets get this list going to help each
> > other discover some new music.
> >
1. Don't Know if this counts as 4 or 1 but I've been playing the shit
out of Prince's new 4 CD set "Crystal Ball".
2. Anthrax - Stomp 442
3. Mr. Big - Live at the Hard Rock (another underrated guitarist!!!)
4. Bryan Adams - All the b-sides/live stuff
5. Terence Trent D'Arby - Symphony or Damn
...ya know I keep hearing a lot about Saigon Kick. I saw this band
actually open up for Extreme on the III sides tour. I enjoyed them, but
never picked anything up. I'm gonna grab something by them (going on the
list's reccomendation).
Should I go for the first CD, Water, The Lizard, Devil in...which one
should start with....
Any Suggestions????
Joe
Ikswezcrag
>1. Jason-- Houston, we have a problem
>
>
>5. Saigon Kick-- Moments from the Fringe
>
>
two good cds.
stay smooth
jeff
LinusTripp
Lane Todd Denson wrote:
>Oh yeah - Chicago is highly underrated - probably my favorite of all time, and
especially Kath.<
because they were taken from us so young. (The other three? Stevie Ray Vaughan,
Randy Rhoads, and Jaco Pastorius)
>I've been listening to "Live in Japan" lately, and his playing and singing
constantly blow me away. If it was "The Terry Kath Band" he would be as big as
Hendrix.<
He definitely would have been huge, especially if he had come out when he was
first doing all the crazy shit he did ('65-'66, BEFORE he heard Hendrix).
>I had no idea Nuno liked him - where has he talked about it?<
Honestly, I can't remember. I think it might have been in Guitar For The
Practicing Musician back in '89-'90 or so. I was amazed that he even talked
about Chicago. Another thing - Jimi Hendrix was a HUGE fan of Terry's playing
and vice versa. They both came from such a similar place (experimentation and
exploration) in two totally different contexts. Too bad Terry didn't have a big
enough ego to go solo. He was the heart and soul of that band, and when he
died, they died. Now they're a pop band. What a shame...
LinusTripp
Scott Koger wrote:
>Have you ever heard of The Tories?<
I also need to get the Jellyfish albums on CD. I love that stuff!!! Thanks for
telling me about "Wonderful Life" though. I'll pick it up ASAP!
Lane Todd Denson
BARFKO wrote:
>
> Rick Sutton wrote:
> >
> > Jason Kramer wrote:
> > >
> > > OK people - lets get this list going to help each
> > > other discover some new music.
> > >
>
> 1. Don't Know if this counts as 4 or 1 but I've been playing the shit
> out of Prince's new 4 CD set "Crystal Ball".
That's not an official release, is it?
Keith Day
>
>1. Don't Know if this counts as 4 or 1 but I've been playing the shit
>out of Prince's new 4 CD set "Crystal Ball".
I just picked up this CD set yesterday. I listened to most of it last
night. I imagine I will also be playing the shit out of this album.
Even though I have heard many of the songs on Crystal Ball before on
boots, it's great to have a clean, digitally enhanced version of them.
Keith
Keith Day
In <34F6DC03...@bigfoot.com> Lane Todd Denson <la...@bigfoot.com> writes:
>BARFKO wrote:
>>
>> 1. Don't Know if this counts as 4 or 1 but I've been playing the
shit
>> out of Prince's new 4 CD set "Crystal Ball".
>
>
It was released through some record chains (Best Buy, Blockbuster, Sam
Goody are some of them) on Wednesday, February 25. He was originally
only going to sell it through his mail-order company called new funk,
but then he decided to release it through some retail outlets as well.
Keith
Lane Todd Denson
LinusTripp wrote:
>
> Lane Todd Denson wrote:
> >Oh yeah - Chicago is highly underrated - probably my favorite of all time, and
> especially Kath.<
> He's one of four people I get really emotional about when I hear them play,
> because they were taken from us so young. (The other three? Stevie Ray Vaughan,
> Randy Rhoads, and Jaco Pastorius)
>
> >I've been listening to "Live in Japan" lately, and his playing and singing
> constantly blow me away. If it was "The Terry Kath Band" he would be as big as
> Hendrix.<
> He definitely would have been huge, especially if he had come out when he was
> first doing all the crazy shit he did ('65-'66, BEFORE he heard Hendrix).
>
> >I had no idea Nuno liked him - where has he talked about it?<
> Honestly, I can't remember. I think it might have been in Guitar For The
> Practicing Musician back in '89-'90 or so. I was amazed that he even talked
> about Chicago. Another thing - Jimi Hendrix was a HUGE fan of Terry's playing
> and vice versa. They both came from such a similar place (experimentation and
> exploration) in two totally different contexts. Too bad Terry didn't have a big
> enough ego to go solo. He was the heart and soul of that band, and when he
> died, they died. Now they're a pop band. What a shame...
True, but they've had some great guitarists since. I have a bootleg of
a show they did in 82 when Chris Pinnick was on guitar, and that tape is
almost singlehandedly responsible for me picking up the guitar - he's
like Al DiMeola on crack. They really let him stretch out back then.
Dwayne was good, but out of place. I don't know much about their new
guy (Kevin), but what I've heard is pretty impressive - he's as close to
Kath as they've gotten. His "25 or 6 to 4" solos are always top notch.
Ikswezcrag
>
>Should I go for the first CD, Water, The Lizard, Devil in...which one
>should start with....
water definatly water!!!!
by far s.k.'s best cd overall. devil comes in second, then saigon kick, then
lizard.
stay smooth
jeff
LinusTripp
Lane Todd Denson wrote;
>True, but they've had some great guitarists since. I have a bootleg of a show
they did in 82 when Chris Pinnick was on guitar, and that tape is almost
singlehandedly responsible for me picking up the guitar - he's like Al DiMeola
on crack. They really let him stretch out back then.<
they realize that they need to be a band again, rather than Lee, Bobby, Walt,
James, Bill, and whoever else is playing with them...
>Dwayne was good, but out of place.<
>I don't know much about their new guy (Kevin), but what I've heard is pretty
impressive - he's as close to Kath as they've gotten. His "25 or 6 to 4" solos
are always top notch.<
Well, his name is Keith Howland, but I do totally agree with you - he's BIG
Kath fan, and he plays with fire and soul, like Terry did. I hope they let him
contribute on the albums...
Lane Todd Denson
> >I don't know much about their new guy (Kevin), but what I've heard is pretty
> impressive - he's as close to Kath as they've gotten. His "25 or 6 to 4" solos
> are always top notch.<
> Well, his name is Keith Howland,
Duh... that's what I get for posting with no sleep. :/
BARFKO
Lane Todd Denson wrote:
>
> BARFKO wrote:
> >
> > Rick Sutton wrote:
> > >
> > > Jason Kramer wrote:
> > > >
> > > > OK people - lets get this list going to help each
> > > > other discover some new music.
> > > >
> >
> > out of Prince's new 4 CD set "Crystal Ball".
>
> That's not an official release, is it?
>
> Towmotor muLTimeDia - http://ltd.simplenet.com
> Lane Todd Denson - http://ltd.simplenet.com/laner
> la...@bigfoot.com ICQ #914706
Yes, It is an OFFICIAL release. I just picked it up at my Local Media
Play.
Later,
Joe
Jin-kyu
Joe Sima wrote:
> Here's a great one that may take a little digging to find, but it will be
> well worth it. It's called BLACK LIGHT SYNDROME, by Terry Bozzio, Tony
> Levin, and Steve Stevens. It's all instrumental, and is VERY DANGEROUS.
>
Just picked up this one, and it's THE best cd i've bought in years.
Totally blew me away.
Thanks, Joe
Jin from Seoul
Ps. BTW, anyone heard new Paul Gilbert solo album?(title was King of Club?
maybe)
How is it?
X-Death-X
> >>
> >>
> >>OK people - lets get this list going to help each
> >>other discover some new music.
Future Sound of London.
do...@mub.biglobe.ne.jp_nojunkmailplease
>OK people - lets get this list going to help each
>other discover some new music.
I just bought this cd today, I'm sure some of you will find it
interesting.
GREGG BISSONETTE (Shrapnel/SH11162)
Gregg Bissonette (drs)
Matt Bissonette(bass)
(with guest guitarists)
Steve Vai
Scott Henderson
Ty Tabor
George Bernhardt
Doug Bossi
Andy Summers
Paul Gilbert
Mike Miller
Scott Henderson
Steve Lukather
Michael Thompson
I got the new one from Joe Satriani called "Crystal Planet" too.
And I also found out that VHIII Japanese release date has been changed
from March 10 to 25..... :( :( :(
Atsuko <do...@mxj.meshnet.or.jp>
MC
In article <34FABB...@mub.biglobe.ne.jp_nojunkmailplease>,
do...@mub.biglobe.ne.jp_nojunkmailplease wrote:
> And I also found out that VHIII Japanese release date has been changed
> from March 10 to 25..... :( :( :(
Is this gonna affect the US release date?
do...@mub.biglobe.ne.jp
I wrote:
> And I also found out that VHIII Japanese release date has been changed
> from March 10 to 25..... :( :( :(
>
> Atsuko <do...@mxj.meshnet.or.jp>
Sorry, it seems that the info was mixed up somewhere. I heard that the
release date for the album was postponed, but the truth is March 25 is
the releaste date for "Without You" single. So I think VH III is still
expected to be out on March 10 in Japan.
The Japanese Without You single(ref:WPCR-1499) will contain:
1.Without You (edit)
2.Without You
3.Ballot Or The Bullet
Atsuko <do...@mxj.meshnet.or.jp>