What's spinning in Poppy's player? What about yours?
andrew horton
I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over. The first person
who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth points...bwahahahahaha......So
anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
while you play.
In my player...
Magnetic Fields- "69 Love Songs"
Air- "The Virgin Suicides" (soundtrack)
My Bloody Valentine - "loveless" (how does this album age so wonderfully?)
Patsy Cline- "16 Greatest Hits"
The Smiths- "singles"
Yo la tengo- "and then nothing turned itself inside out"
Joy Division- "Closer"
Please share.
Mélanie Fazi
>I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
>indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
>pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records,
Tapes, etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over.
OK, if you really want to know, here's my current playlist:
Patti Smith - 'Horses'
White Hotel - 'First Water'
Calexico - 'The Black Light'
The Pixies - 'Surfer Rosa' (great stuff to wake up to in the morning ;-))
Laika - 'Good Looking Blues'
PJ Harvey - 'To Bring You My Love'
Lauren Hoffman - 'From The Blue House'
And some Kurt Weill stuff by Lotte Lenya and Ute Lemper.
Melanie
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Larry, the Other White Meat
<aho...@vt.edu> wrote:
>
>Please share.
>
Frankly son, you frighten me. . . .
Quite literally though almost half the CDs I own are "spinning" in my CD
player. I own one of those nifty 50 plus 1 CD players.
Larry --
"You have to give up. You have to realize that someday you will die. Until
you know that you are useless."
Tyler Durden -- "Fight Club"
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Carla Pettigrew
> I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
> indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
> pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
> etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over. The first person
> who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth points...bwahahahahaha......So
> anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
> please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
> while you play.
No particular album titles listed, since I've been playing multiple albums
of said artists.
Melissa Etheridge
Liz Phair
The Shangri-las ("When I say I'm in love, you best believe I'm in love,
L-U-V")
Barenaked Ladies
Sarah McLachlan--B-Sides--just the remix of Vox, for some odd reason
Morrissey
Bjork
O:) Carla
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Ebontress
>andrew horton" wrote:
>Hello everyone...
>
>I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
>indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
>pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
>etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over. The first person
>who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth points...bwahahahahaha......So
>anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
>please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
>while you play.
>In my player...
>
>Magnetic Fields- "69 Love Songs"
>Air- "The Virgin Suicides" (soundtrack)
>My Bloody Valentine - "loveless" (how does this album age so wonderfully?)
>Patsy Cline- "16 Greatest Hits"
>The Smiths- "singles"
>Yo la tengo- "and then nothing turned itself inside out"
>Joy Division- "Closer"
>
>Please share.
>
Okay I have one of those 24 CDplayers but here is a sample of what is in my
player.....
1) NIN--Pretty Hate Machine
2) Metallica--Self-titled (better known as the black album)
3) Usher--MyWay
4) Stevie Nicks-- Time Space
5) DangerousMinds Soundtrack--various artists
6) Creed--First Album (sorry forgot the title)
7) Chumbawumba--Tubthumping
Okay that is what is in the player along with 17 others....
Ebontress
Larry, the Other White Meat
ebon...@aol.com (Ebontress) wrote:
>6) Creed--First Album (sorry forgot the title)
"My Own Prison"
Poppy Z. Brite
>So
>anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
>please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
>while you play.
Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood Mac's
Rumours.
PZB
Adonien
> I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
> indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
> pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
> etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over.
Some of the CDs I listen to these days...
- The Cure / Pornography
- Lost Highway / Soundtrack
- David Bowie / Outside
- Mr Bungle / ? (forgot the name of the album)
- Nine Inch Nails / Pretty Hate Machine
- Das Ich / Egodram
- Elijah's Mantle / Angels of Perversity
- Elijah's Mantle / Remedies in Heresies
- Twin Peaks / Soundtrack
- ...
--
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http://1010011010.org
-Audentes Fortuna Juvat
Ebontress
>>6) Creed--First Album (sorry forgot the title)
>
>"My Own Prison"
>
>Larry --
>
THANKS!!!! (Blows kisses your way)
I hate when I can't remember things as simple as a CD title.
Ebontress
JHodges611
Stevie is my favorite witch. She very good at casting a glamour.
And I hate that bastard Lyndsy. Well, I really don't. But he can play guitar
without a pick and sound like he is playing with a pick. He's a very
overlooked guitar player.
Blessed Be,
Jason Hodges
http://members.aol.com/JHodges611/me.html
JHodges611
>
>Hello everyone...
>
>I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
>indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
>pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
>etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over. The first person
>who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth points...bwahahahahaha......So
>anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
>please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
>while you play.
>In my player...
>
>Magnetic Fields- "69 Love Songs"
>Air- "The Virgin Suicides" (soundtrack)
>My Bloody Valentine - "loveless" (how does this album age so wonderfully?)
>Patsy Cline- "16 Greatest Hits"
>The Smiths- "singles"
>Yo la tengo- "and then nothing turned itself inside out"
>Joy Division- "Closer"
>
>Please share.
>
In mine, which actually means stacked atop it and on my stereo because I'm too
lazy to just get up and go over to where the CDs are kept.
Smashing Pumpkines "Machina/The Machines of God"
Social Distortion "Live at the Roxy"
Tool "Anima"
Danzig "6:66 Satan's Child"
Tori Amos "to venus and back" and "Boys for Pele"
Sting "The Soul Cages" and "Mercury Falling"
Mazzy Star "She Hangs Brightly" "So Tonight That I Might See" and "Among My
Swan"
Beth Orton "Best Bit EP" "Trailer Park" and "Central Reservation"
Godsmack
Filter "Title of Record"
Aphex Twin "Selected Ambient Works Volume II"
Type O Negative "World Coming Down"
Natalie Merchant "Ophelia"
The Craft Soundtrack
U2 "The Joshua Tree" and assorted singles
Return of the Jedi Soundtrack
Garbage "Version 2.0"
Hole "Celebrity Skin"
Metallica "Garage Inc."
Veruca Salt "Eight Arms to Hold You"
and finally... Chef Aid: The South Park Album
See. I told you I was lazy.
JHodges611
>Get Some, Go Again-Rollins Band
What's that like? I was disappointed with the last Rollins Band album. But I
know this time it's a new back up band.
SkellingtonScribe
Oingo Boingo- "Farewell from the Universal Amphitheater"
"The X-Files" Movie Soundtrack (Well both the soundtrack and music inspired by
which has both The Cure and Bjork on one CD :-> )
Danny Elfman- "Music For A Darkened Theater II" (Play it over and over again
when I'm writing, it molds my mind to a certain mood, I've also noticed that
when the music swells my typing increases.)
Danny Elfman- "Edward Scissorhands" Soundtrack
also the "Shadows Of the Empire" Soundtrack
SS
Wil
andrew horton <aho...@vt.edu> wrote in message
news:8b9o18$1fo$1...@solaris.cc.vt.edu...
> Hello everyone...
>
> I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
> indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
> pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records,
Tapes,
> etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over. The first person
> who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth
points...bwahahahahaha......So
> anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
> please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
> while you play.
> In my player...
>
> Magnetic Fields- "69 Love Songs"
> Air- "The Virgin Suicides" (soundtrack)
> My Bloody Valentine - "loveless" (how does this album age so
wonderfully?)
> Patsy Cline- "16 Greatest Hits"
> The Smiths- "singles"
> Yo la tengo- "and then nothing turned itself inside out"
> Joy Division- "Closer"
>
> Please share.
>
>
>
Currently playing at the moment is the left disc of 'The Fragile' by Nine
Inch Nails.
But I listen to all sorts. Including,
Smashing Pumpkins,
Joy Division,
Aphex Twin,
Metallica,
Tori Amos,
Portishead,
The Cramps,
Sisters of Mercy,
Alien Sex Fiend,
Placebo,
Medievil Babes,
Rob Zombie,
And the list goes on.
A mixed and varied bag.
Wil.
>
>
>
HiRene23
>>boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood
>Mac's
>>Rumours.
>>
Well at least I recognize those two! I'm laughing at how incredibly un-cool I
must be since I can honestly say I don't recognize about 95% of the groups
people have already posted. Ah well. :)
The CDs in my car right now are:
NIN-The Fragile <mine>
N'Sync -whatever the new one is called <my daughter's>
Metallica-don't know which one <my son's>
Santana <mine>
Jim Byrnes -That River <mine>
Someone else mentioned Patsy Cline.. I've got her too. Patsy's just special.
At home the last thing I listened to was Madonna's-Immaculate Collection, I
love, "Just Like a Prayer."
Rene
Nothing V
> andrew horton (aho...@vt.edu) wrote :
>
> > I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
> > indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
> > pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
> > etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over.
>
> Some of the CDs I listen to these days...
>
> - The Cure / Pornography
that ones my favourite of all time.
>
> - Lost Highway / Soundtrack
> - David Bowie / Outside
> - Mr Bungle / ? (forgot the name of the album)
"disco volante"?
the other one is self-titled. if there are any others, then
i dont know about them.
> - Nine Inch Nails / Pretty Hate Machine
had this on the other day.
>
> - Das Ich / Egodram
> - Elijah's Mantle / Angels of Perversity
> - Elijah's Mantle / Remedies in Heresies
> - Twin Peaks / Soundtrack
> - ...
>
> --
> Adonien, New Fast Automatic F-REEK - Auto Proclaimed King of Spade
> http://1010011010.org
> -Audentes Fortuna Juvat
nothing
Nothing V
> Hell-o,
>
> >
> >Hello everyone...
> >
> >I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
> >indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
> >pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
> >etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over. The first person
> >who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth points...bwahahahahaha......So
> >anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
> >please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
> >while you play.
> >In my player...
> >
> >Magnetic Fields- "69 Love Songs"
> >Air- "The Virgin Suicides" (soundtrack)
> >My Bloody Valentine - "loveless" (how does this album age so wonderfully?)
> >Patsy Cline- "16 Greatest Hits"
> >The Smiths- "singles"
> >Yo la tengo- "and then nothing turned itself inside out"
> >Joy Division- "Closer"
> >
> >Please share.
> >
>
> Blessed Be,
>
> Jason Hodges
>
> http://members.aol.com/JHodges611/me.html
tom waits-"beautiful maladies"
NIN-"we're in this together" [single]
nick cave-"the good son"
smashing pumpkins-"machina/machines of god"
the cure-bloodflowers
gnr-"live era 87-93" [fuck off. im reliving my youth, dammit. heh]
primal scream-"screamadelica"
nothing
Adonien
> > - The Cure / Pornography
> that ones my favourite of all time.
That is maybe the only one I can still listen to a lot. It always made me
think about a spiral. A descending, infinite spiral. And then I read an
interview of R. Smith where he commented on all the albums, and explained
about Pornography that at the time he wrote it his life was like a
spiral, carrying him.
> > - Mr Bungle / ? (forgot the name of the album)
> "disco volante"?
> the other one is self-titled. if there are any others, then
> i dont know about them.
Disco Volante! That's it! I should have remembered such a title...
There are others I heard about, but under yet another pseudonym.
--
Adonien, New Fast Automatic F-REEK - Auto Proclaimed King of Spade
http://1010011010.org
-I've found Jesus. He was behind the sofa the whole time.
Nothing V
> Nothing V (noth...@mindspring.com) wrote :
>
> > > - The Cure / Pornography
>
> > that ones my favourite of all time.
>
> That is maybe the only one I can still listen to a lot. It always made me
> think about a spiral. A descending, infinite spiral. And then I read an
> interview of R. Smith where he commented on all the albums, and explained
> about Pornography that at the time he wrote it his life was like a
> spiral, carrying him.
have you heard the new one, "bloodflowers", yet?
robert says that it completes the "trilogy", which consists of
"pornography", "disintegration", & now this one, "bloodflowers".
then again, robert is always lying. heh
as an aside, i got my new laptop last wednesday, & ive been
trying to find cool themes. i have only had x-files themes, & was
looking for some variety. i found a couple cure ones, but they
sort of suck. the colour schemes didnt work well together. &
the wavs werent very good.
> > > - Mr Bungle / ? (forgot the name of the album)
>
> > "disco volante"?
> > the other one is self-titled. if there are any others, then
> > i dont know about them.
>
> Disco Volante! That's it! I should have remembered such a title...
>
> There are others I heard about, but under yet another pseudonym.
ive always loved FNM. no one seems to like them very much, but
that doesnt stop me. heh.
> --
> Adonien, New Fast Automatic F-REEK - Auto Proclaimed King of Spade
> http://1010011010.org
> -I've found Jesus. He was behind the sofa the whole time.
nothing
Adonien
> have you heard the new one, "bloodflowers", yet?
Still not... Maybe am I a bit afraid? Then I still did not listen to the
new SP, and I do love the Smashing Pumpkins.
> robert says that it completes the "trilogy", which consists of
> "pornography", "disintegration", & now this one, "bloodflowers".
> then again, robert is always lying. heh
That is what I heard, too... Bloodflowers would be as good as
Pornography, really dark and twisted and... Well, then it was released
and I heard it is not like that.
As for the lying... How many last albums and last tours did the Cure
make, again?
> as an aside, i got my new laptop last wednesday, & ive been
> trying to find cool themes. i have only had x-files themes, & was
> looking for some variety. i found a couple cure ones, but they
> sort of suck. the colour schemes didnt work well together. &
> the wavs werent very good.
I don't like most of the themes available. When I am really bored, I make
one for myself. I have a nice pic of a rat in a trap on my desktop (a
photo I shot in Paris), and the only wave I added is the :
Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...
<click>
"Dick Laurent is dead"
from Lost Highway. A good starting Windows sound. Of course I had to
change the default colors and fonts, too.
> ive always loved FNM. no one seems to like them very much, but
> that doesnt stop me. heh.
Well, I don't really differ from other people then, as I don't really
like Faith No More. But I do love side projects like "Mr Bungle".
Larry, the Other White Meat
onlysle...@aol.com (Poppy Z. Brite) wrote:
>
>Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
>boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood Mac's
>Rumours.
You bought the Rumours album? Hell, all I have to do is turn on any easy
listening, or oldies radio station here and invariable find a single from
that album . . . Too bad that my too favorite Fleetwood Mac songs always
seem to get overlooked though . . ."The Chain" and "Rhiannon" (yeah, I know
Rhiannon was on their first album after they picked up Stevie and Lindsey,
but it's still an under-played fav).
FLeetwood Mac is good though . . . and Stevie is, well, strange.
Larry, the Other White Meat
hire...@aol.comnojunk (HiRene23) wrote:
>>>Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
>>>boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood
>>Mac's
>>>Rumours.
>>>
>
>Well at least I recognize those two! I'm laughing at how incredibly un-cool I
>must be since I can honestly say I don't recognize about 95% of the groups
>people have already posted. Ah well. :)
>
>The CDs in my car right now are:
>NIN-The Fragile <mine>
Good.
>N'Sync -whatever the new one is called <my daughter's>
We might have to kill your daughter and feed her to Poppy.
>Metallica-don't know which one <my son's>
As long as it's not the ochestra album. *grumble*
>Santana <mine>
You mean the new one? Supernatural? I know it's hersey but I didn't care
for that album. SOunded like Carlos Santana Lite. And if I here Smooth one
more time . . .
>Jim Byrnes -That River <mine>
Some one I've never heard of, and wouldn't know if he came up to me and
offered me hot and deep anal.
>Someone else mentioned Patsy Cline.. I've got her too. Patsy's just special.
>
To quote Marianne Faithful, "Patsy Cline made country music hip and cool."
>At home the last thing I listened to was Madonna's-Immaculate Collection, I
>love, "Just Like a Prayer."
My favorite Madonna songs are "Express Yourself" and "Vogue" . . . Whenever
I put on one of my suits I always start huming VOgue to myself . . .
Larry, the Other White Meat
Meat" <globa...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>In article <8b9o18$1fo$1...@solaris.cc.vt.edu> , "andrew horton"
><aho...@vt.edu> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>Please share.
>>
>
>
>Frankly son, you frighten me. . . .
>
>
>Quite literally though almost half the CDs I own are "spinning" in my CD
>player. I own one of those nifty 50 plus 1 CD players.
>
Ok let me now try a more thorough accounting:
NIN -- Pretty Hate Machine, Broken, Downward Spiral and the Fragile
Marilyn Manson -- Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals
Filter -- SHort BUs, Title of Record
White Zombie -- La Sexorcisto, Astrocreep 2000
Rob Zombie -- Hellbilly Deluxe
Tool -- ANime, Undertow
Ministry -- Psalm 69
Sex Pistols -- Nevermind the Bollox
Crystal Method -- Vegas
Prodigy -- Experience, Music for the Jilted Generation and Fat of the Land
The Chemical Brothers -- Dig YOur Own Hole, Surrender
FIght Club soundtrack
Matrix SOundtrack
Velvet GOldmine Soundtrack
David Bowie -- Space Oddity, The Man Who Sold the World, HUnky Dory, Ziggy
Stardust, Aladdin Sane, Diamond Dogs, Heroes, Let's Dance, Black Tie, White
Noise, OUtside, Earthling, and Hours.
The Red Hot CHili Peppers -- Blood, SUgar, Sex, Magick , Californication
TOri Amos -- Little Earthquakes, Under the Pink, BOys for Pele, Tori Amos
Live from the Choirgirl Hotel, and To Venus and Back
Sarah Mclachlan -- Surfacing
Prince -- Purple Rain
Nothing V
> Nothing V (noth...@mindspring.com) wrote :
>
> > have you heard the new one, "bloodflowers", yet?
>
> Still not... Maybe am I a bit afraid? Then I still did not listen to the
> new SP, and I do love the Smashing Pumpkins.
ive only listened to about the first 5 tracks of the new SP.
& ive had "bloodflowers" since the day it came out, but im
waiting for the *right* moment to listen to it. i dont want
there to be any interruptions, etc. im slightly obsessed w/the
cure.
> > robert says that it completes the "trilogy", which consists of
> > "pornography", "disintegration", & now this one, "bloodflowers".
> > then again, robert is always lying. heh
>
> That is what I heard, too... Bloodflowers would be as good as
> Pornography, really dark and twisted and... Well, then it was released
> and I heard it is not like that.
i think melancholy might be a better word to describe the new
one, from what ive heard. i dont think anybody anywhere could
do anything like "pornography". not even robert himself [again].
> As for the lying... How many last albums and last tours did the Cure
> make, again?
i think the count is up to 3, but maybe im missing some. heh
i know his hobbies still include deep sea fishing & hot air
ballooning. heh
> > as an aside, i got my new laptop last wednesday, & ive been
> > trying to find cool themes. i have only had x-files themes, & was
> > looking for some variety. i found a couple cure ones, but they
> > sort of suck. the colour schemes didnt work well together. &
> > the wavs werent very good.
>
> I don't like most of the themes available. When I am really bored, I make
> one for myself. I have a nice pic of a rat in a trap on my desktop (a
> photo I shot in Paris), and the only wave I added is the :
>
> Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...
>
> <click>
>
> "Dick Laurent is dead"
>
> from Lost Highway. A good starting Windows sound. Of course I had to
> change the default colors and fonts, too.
cool.
> > ive always loved FNM. no one seems to like them very much, but
> > that doesnt stop me. heh.
>
> Well, I don't really differ from other people then, as I don't really
> like Faith No More. But I do love side projects like "Mr Bungle".
just out of curiousity, have you heard any of their albums besides
"the real thing"? i only ask because that was the one where most
people took notice of them, & their 3 albums that follow are very
good, IMO. of course i like "the real thing" quite a bit, so im not
aiming to change anyones mind. there was the one track off "angel
dust" that got quite a bit of attention, but then they never resurfaced
as far as commercial success goes. not that i care about that. i just
wondered what everyone heard of theirs. of course, if one didnt
care for "the real thing", then i dont see why they would bother
looking any further after that, so i think i just answered my own
question. nevermind me. heh
> --
> Adonien, New Fast Automatic F-REEK - Auto Proclaimed King of Spade
> http://1010011010.org
> -I've found Jesus. He was behind the sofa the whole time.
nothing
Nothing V
> In article <20000322154353...@ng-fw1.aol.com> ,
> hire...@aol.comnojunk (HiRene23) wrote:
>
> >>>Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
> >>>boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood
> >>Mac's
> >>>Rumours.
> >>>
> >
> >Well at least I recognize those two! I'm laughing at how incredibly un-cool I
> >must be since I can honestly say I don't recognize about 95% of the groups
> >people have already posted. Ah well. :)
> >
> >The CDs in my car right now are:
> >NIN-The Fragile <mine>
>
> Good.
>
> >N'Sync -whatever the new one is called <my daughter's>
>
> We might have to kill your daughter and feed her to Poppy.
>
> >Metallica-don't know which one <my son's>
>
> As long as it's not the ochestra album. *grumble*
the only one i can stand is "no leaf clover" or whatever its
called. i dont think the other ones work well arranged w/the
orchestration, etc. they all end up sounding stupid, imo.
> >Santana <mine>
>
> You mean the new one? Supernatural? I know it's hersey but I didn't care
> for that album. SOunded like Carlos Santana Lite. And if I here Smooth one
> more time . . .
i think "smooth" is okay. i *really* like "put your lights on". i dont
like any of the other songs. then again, i dont like carlos santana,
so that explains things.
> >Jim Byrnes -That River <mine>
>
> Some one I've never heard of, and wouldn't know if he came up to me and
> offered me hot and deep anal.
>
> >Someone else mentioned Patsy Cline.. I've got her too. Patsy's just special.
> >
>
> To quote Marianne Faithful, "Patsy Cline made country music hip and cool."
i really, really, really hate country music.
> >At home the last thing I listened to was Madonna's-Immaculate Collection, I
> >love, "Just Like a Prayer."
>
> My favorite Madonna songs are "Express Yourself" and "Vogue" . . . Whenever
> I put on one of my suits I always start huming VOgue to myself . . .
hum. i dont own any madonna albums. she seems intelligent enough
in interviews, but i\ve never cared for the music.
> Larry --
>
> "You have to give up. You have to realize that someday you will die. Until
> you know that you are useless."
>
> Tyler Durden -- "Fight Club"
>
> ICQ No. 37523426
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Nothing V
> In article <8banbm$dd7$1...@slb0.atl.mindspring.net> , "Larry, the Other White
> Meat" <globa...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> >In article <8b9o18$1fo$1...@solaris.cc.vt.edu> , "andrew horton"
> ><aho...@vt.edu> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>
> >>Please share.
> >>
> >
> >
> >Frankly son, you frighten me. . . .
> >
> >
> >Quite literally though almost half the CDs I own are "spinning" in my CD
> >player. I own one of those nifty 50 plus 1 CD players.
> >
>
> Ok let me now try a more thorough accounting:
>
> NIN -- Pretty Hate Machine, Broken, Downward Spiral and the Fragile
>
> Marilyn Manson -- Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals
how much shit do you get for that?
got my lunchbox & im armed real well,
nothing
Adonien
> i think melancholy might be a better word to describe the new
> one, from what ive heard. i dont think anybody anywhere could
> do anything like "pornography". not even robert himself [again].
I think that would just kill him, and I mean kill him. Pornography was
written with so many drugs and alcohol that he might be bit old for that,
now... That's basically what he said in the same interview, and this time
I think I believe him.
> just out of curiousity, have you heard any of their albums besides
> "the real thing"? i only ask because that was the one where most
> people took notice of them, & their 3 albums that follow are very
> good, IMO. of course i like "the real thing" quite a bit, so im not
> aiming to change anyones mind. there was the one track off "angel
> dust" that got quite a bit of attention, but then they never resurfaced
> as far as commercial success goes. not that i care about that. i just
> wondered what everyone heard of theirs. of course, if one didnt
> care for "the real thing", then i dont see why they would bother
> looking any further after that, so i think i just answered my own
> question. nevermind me. heh
What you said. Actually, in all sincerity I just could not tell you which
album or song I listened to. Most of the time I discover music via
friends or just buying CDs (sometimes for the cover or name of the band).
As for FNM, I listened to them during a party, it was a tape a friend
made. I can't tell you if it was an album or various songs... I didn't
hate it, just didn't really like it either.
Nothing V
> Nothing V (noth...@mindspring.com) wrote :
>
> > i think melancholy might be a better word to describe the new
> > one, from what ive heard. i dont think anybody anywhere could
> > do anything like "pornography". not even robert himself [again].
>
> I think that would just kill him, and I mean kill him. Pornography was
> written with so many drugs and alcohol that he might be bit old for that,
> now... That's basically what he said in the same interview, and this time
> I think I believe him.
not sure if i believe hes laid off the alcohol much. heh. the drugs,
though. yeah. he would have had to have stopped that. also, i
think his mental health might have been suffering a bit during
"pornography". depression & the like.
> > just out of curiousity, have you heard any of their albums besides
> > "the real thing"? i only ask because that was the one where most
> > people took notice of them, & their 3 albums that follow are very
> > good, IMO. of course i like "the real thing" quite a bit, so im not
> > aiming to change anyones mind. there was the one track off "angel
> > dust" that got quite a bit of attention, but then they never resurfaced
> > as far as commercial success goes. not that i care about that. i just
> > wondered what everyone heard of theirs. of course, if one didnt
> > care for "the real thing", then i dont see why they would bother
> > looking any further after that, so i think i just answered my own
> > question. nevermind me. heh
>
> What you said. Actually, in all sincerity I just could not tell you which
> album or song I listened to. Most of the time I discover music via
> friends or just buying CDs (sometimes for the cover or name of the band).
> As for FNM, I listened to them during a party, it was a tape a friend
> made. I can't tell you if it was an album or various songs... I didn't
> hate it, just didn't really like it either.
good enough. :)
> --
> Adonien, New Fast Automatic F-REEK - Auto Proclaimed King of Spade
> http://1010011010.org
> -I've found Jesus. He was behind the sofa the whole time.
nothing
Carla Pettigrew
> Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
> boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood Mac's
> Rumours.
Excellent albums, both. I saw FM on their "farewell" tour and became
convinced Stevie Nicks can levitate and glide along the ground.
O:) Carla
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Larry, the Other White Meat
<noth...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>> NIN -- Pretty Hate Machine, Broken, Downward Spiral and the Fragile
>>
>> Marilyn Manson -- Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals
>
>how much shit do you get for that?
>
Not as much as you might think. Actually most of my friends like/love
Manson's music. And the rest are mature enough to conceide to my own tastes
without talking shit about them.
Larry, the Other White Meat
onlysle...@aol.com (Poppy Z. Brite) wrote:
>
>I did buy it, and I'm thinking of getting "Fleetwood Mac" (the one with
>"Rhiannon" on it) too. I am SO not cool!
>
Well, I listen to the Who and Rolling Stones . . . So I guess I am equally,
although differently, so not cool too.
Nothing V
> In article <38D95CE1...@mindspring.com> , Nothing V
> <noth...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> >> NIN -- Pretty Hate Machine, Broken, Downward Spiral and the Fragile
> >>
> >> Marilyn Manson -- Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals
> >
> >how much shit do you get for that?
> >
>
> Not as much as you might think. Actually most of my friends like/love
> Manson's music. And the rest are mature enough to conceide to my own tastes
> without talking shit about them.
i get more shit online than in "reality" for liking manson.
> Larry --
>
> "You have to give up. You have to realize that someday you will die. Until
> you know that you are useless."
>
> Tyler Durden -- "Fight Club"
>
> ICQ No. 37523426
nothing
Nothing V
> Letterbomb wrote:
>
> >Henry's Dream - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
>
> Yeeeaaaah!!! That's one of my favourite albums ever. I don't understand why
> so many people (including the Bad Seeds themselves) found it disappointing.
> "I went out walking the other day..."
dont know if i could pick a favourite by them, but i certainly
like "henry's dream" a lot, too.
do you like the birthday party stuff?
> Melanie
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Welcome to Electric Light (third issue)
> Featuring Elysian Fields, White Hotel, Poppy Z. Brite, Muse, Venus, Prefab
> Sprout, Fiona Apple and more
> http://www.welcome.to/electriclight
>
> Louse Point - an official John Parish website
> http://www.welcome.to/lousepoint
nothing
Nothing V
> Nothing V wrote:
>
> >dont know if i could pick a favourite by them, but i certainly
> >like "henry's dream" a lot, too.
>
> I can't believe that there were actually people who found 'John Finn's Wife'
> or 'When I First Came to Town' or 'Loom of the Land' disappointing...
i know.
im very fond of "the good son".
you know, i think "the ship song" is so brilliant. does this one
stand out to anyone else? i cant get over it. hmm.
have you read "&the ass saw the angel"? its fucking incredible.
a real treat. i havent been able to find out if hes working on
another one. i certianly hope so.
> >do you like the birthday party stuff?
>
> I'm not that familiar with Birthday Party. There are some songs I like, such
> as 'The Friend Catcher' (isn't it great to hear Nick screaming 'hee-haw'
> like that? ;-)), 'Nick the Stripper' (great video),
video?? where did you see the video? admittedly, i havent watched
MTV in years [or anything besides the x-files on tv, for that matter],
but i cant imagine them ever playing the birthday party. maybe there
are some on video tape or something. is that where you saw it?
> 'Jennifer's Veil', plus
> a couple of others, forgot the titles. 'Zoo Music Girl' is funny too.
> But there's nothing like a good Nick+Bad Seeds album.
thats true. have you read his letter to some award festival where he
declines a nomination? its quite good. i really enjoyed it. i think he
is hugely talented.
> Melanie
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Welcome to Electric Light (third issue)
> Featuring Elysian Fields, White Hotel, Poppy Z. Brite, Muse, Venus, Prefab
> Sprout, Fiona Apple and more
> http://www.welcome.to/electriclight
>
> Louse Point - an official John Parish website
> http://www.welcome.to/lousepoint
cheers,
nothing
Larry, the Other White Meat
<boz...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>"Larry, the Other White Meat" wrote:
>
>> >Metallica-don't know which one <my son's>
>>
>> As long as it's not the ochestra album. *grumble*
>
>Actually, I have a CD that is nothing but Metallica songs arranged for
>four cellos. And damned if "Enter Sandman" isn't *better* that way.
>
That's a group called, "Apocalyptica". . . . They've been around since
before the BLack Album. No, I mean the new S&M album that Metallica
recorded with the San Francisco symphony ochestra. The only good track on
it is "No Leaf Clover". The rest is pretty damn weak and pathetic.
Silth
>> - Mr Bungle / ? (forgot the name of the album)
>
>"disco volante"?
>the other one is self-titled. if there are any others, then
>i dont know about them.
There's also 'California', just came out in 99.
As for me:
Right now I'm listening to a Velvet Underground demo tape.
Eh...I've been listening to Tom Waits far more than is healthy.
Peter Gabriel's music from Last Temptation of Christ hasn't spent
much time in its case lately. Um...The Pougues. Kraftwerk.
Quite a mix...
-('.')-
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>Social Distortion "Live at the Roxy"
Oh, what a *good* little live collection that is!
Brad
" Libra: Your boast that you could sove the Arab-Israeli conflict with one hand
tied behind your back comes back to haunt you when you try to escape Syria in a
rowboat."
-The Onion, March 15, 2000
Poppy Z. Brite
>Well at least I recognize those two! I'm laughing at how incredibly un-cool
>I
>must be since I can honestly say I don't recognize about 95% of the groups
>people have already posted. Ah well. :)
I don't think I've been cool since I was, oh, 22 or so. And probably not then.
Death to cool! I LISTEN TO THE EAGLES, DAMMIT!!!
PZB
Poppy Z. Brite
>listening, or oldies radio station here and invariable find a single from
>that album . . . Too bad that my too favorite Fleetwood Mac songs always
>seem to get overlooked though . . ."The Chain" and "Rhiannon" (yeah, I know
>Rhiannon was on their first album after they picked up Stevie and Lindsey,
>but it's still an under-played fav).
>
>FLeetwood Mac is good though . . . and Stevie is, well, strange.
>
>Larry --
I did buy it, and I'm thinking of getting "Fleetwood Mac" (the one with
"Rhiannon" on it) too. I am SO not cool!
PZB
Letterbomb
Dead Can Dance - Aeon Cad
The Creatures - Anima Animus
Henry's Dream - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Fight Club Soundtrack
EMF - Schubert Dip
Big Time - Tom Waits
Mule Variations - Tom Waits
Arcana - Dark Age of Reason
Some Bill Hicks comedy stuff
Mixed Killing Joke stuff
Switchblade Symphony - Serpentine Gallery
Sisters of Mercy - Vision Thing
Letterbomb
____________________________________________________________
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ICQ: 16386278
Letterbomb
<grimoi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Excellent albums, both. I saw FM on their "farewell" tour and became
>convinced Stevie Nicks can levitate and glide along the ground.
About the only real memory I have of her is an interview she did over
here with Ian "Molly" Meldrum during some crisis she was going through
years ago. She basically poured her heart out, tears running down her
face, spilling her guts over everything. And as she spoke, Meldrum
had tears on his face as well. Like, actually crying. It was the
most unusual interview I've ever seen.
FM was one of the first albums I ever owned. Haven't listened to them
in years and years, though.
suzy
>Hello everyone...
>
>I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
>indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
>pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
>etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over.
<snippity>
The current most-played stuff in my poor, slowly dying, stereo is:
Rico - 'Sanctuary Medicines' (Brilliant debut album from Scottish bloke
who sounds a bit like Trent, back when he used to do good stuff...)
The Creatures - 'Anima Animus' (Proving that Siouxsie and Budgie still
kick-ass)
A Clockwork Orange - Music from the Soundtrack (Because the film has
*finally* been released here again! Yay!)
Evil Superstars - 'Love Is Okay' (With tracks like 'Satan Is In My Ass'
and '1,000,000 Demons Can't Be Wrong'... well, you just have to listen,
bless 'em :-)
"Those were the days
even the wallpaper turned vicious..."
(Miss Your Disease, Evil Superstars)
--
suzy
HiRene23
>>NIN-The Fragile <mine>
>
>Good.
Gee thanks :)
>>N'Sync -whatever the new one is called <my daughter's>
>
>We might have to kill your daughter and feed her to Poppy.
Aw cut her some slack.. she's 9. When I was 9 I think I was listening to the
Monkees.
Besides..you don't know my daughter, she bites back.
>>Metallica-don't know which one <my son's>
>
>As long as it's not the ochestra album. *grumble*
No clue.
>>Santana <mine>
>
>You mean the new one? Supernatural? I know it's hersey but I didn't care
>for that album. SOunded like Carlos Santana Lite. And if I here Smooth one
>more time . . .
It is Supernatural. I like most of it. Smooth has been overplayed by now
though. I'm liking Maria, Maria a lot.
>>Jim Byrnes -That River <mine>
>Some one I've never heard of, and wouldn't know if he came up to me and
>offered me hot and deep anal.
Actor/blues singer. Next time I see him I'll tell him you said to forget about
the anal.
>>Someone else mentioned Patsy Cline.. I've got her too. Patsy's just
>special.
>>
>
>
>To quote Marianne Faithful, "Patsy Cline made country music hip and cool."
I'm not a fan of any current country stuff. But like I said.. Patsy's special.
Rene
Letterbomb
<noth...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>thats true. have you read his letter to some award festival where he
>declines a nomination? its quite good. i really enjoyed it. i think he
>is hugely talented.
It was the MTV Awards, IIRC.
Franklin Harris
"Poppy Z. Brite" <onlysle...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20000322190221...@ng-fb1.aol.com...
> I don't think I've been cool since I was, oh, 22 or so. And probably not
then.
> Death to cool! I LISTEN TO THE EAGLES, DAMMIT!!!
I have a lot of John Coltrane CDs. I could have passed for cool in the early
'60s. Maybe. Now I'm just an aging hipster with a Steely Dan boxed set.
--
Franklin Harris
Pulp Culture Online
www.pulpculture.net
Cliff Evans
>
> Hello everyone...
>
> I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
> indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
> pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
> who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth points...bwahahahahaha......So
> anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
> please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
> while you play.
Oh, I love exercises in self-indulgence.
Literally, really in my stereo changer even as we speak...
BANE- Holding This Moment
BANE- It All Comes Down To This
INTEGRITY- Seasons In The Size Of Days
A compilation CD from S.O.D. Magazine with Eyehategod, Dark
Tranquillity, Arch Enemy and a bunch of other metal bands on it
MINDROT- Soul
In my CD walkman for the morning and evening commutes...
JETS TO BRAZIL- The Orange Rhyming Dictionary (favorite favorite
favorite for the last year or so)
HÜSKER DÜ- New Day Rising
JIMMY EAT WORLD- Clarity
Also really liking lately...
HELLACOPTERS- Payin' The Dues
BLOOD FOR BLOOD- Livin' In Exile
VERBENA- Into The Pink
soundtracks to Pi and Velvet Goldmine
TURBONEGRO- Apocalypse Dudes
BOB MOULD- The Last Dog & Pony Show
SUGAR- Beaster
CATHERINE WHEEL- Chrome
On the bookshelf...
"High Fidelity" by Nick Hornby.
Goddamn, this book made me grin, nod in recognition and wince in great
pain, also at recognition. Reading this was like looking into a mirror.
"Neverwhere" by Neil Gaiman
Quite the little thrill ride. He certainly has a future in writing
villains, but I think he knew that. Were I not sure it would be
butchered, I'd like to see this on the screen with Stephen Rea in the lead.
"The Long Walk" by Richard "Stephen King" Bachman
I've lost track of how many times I've read this. For those of you
keeping score at home, I have a paperback copy of the Richard Bachman
edition, not the Stephen King "Bachman Books" edition.
--
Cliff Evans
<boz...@earthlink.net>
-----------------------------------------------------
"The day is coming when all tongues are sheared
to spare us the vicious slander of a few bad apples,
and we will march towards tomorrow
footbound and hobbled"
-Born Against
-----------------------------------------------------
Cliff Evans
> Some Bill Hicks comedy stuff
Bless you. I was playing "Relentless" and "Arizona Bay" for my gf a
couple of weeks ago, and I think she might be ready for "Rant In E-Minor."
"Dinosaurs? That was one of God's EASIEST jokes!"
Cliff Evans
>
> >"Rhiannon" on it) too. I am SO not cool!
> >
>
> although differently, so not cool too.
Well, no, the Who and the Rolling Stones actually produced music of
worth, once. Fleetwood Mac pretty much gave us Stevie Nicks' solo
career.
IMO.
Cliff Evans
> >Metallica-don't know which one <my son's>
>
> As long as it's not the ochestra album. *grumble*
Actually, I have a CD that is nothing but Metallica songs arranged for
four cellos. And damned if "Enter Sandman" isn't *better* that way.
--
Cliff Evans
>
> Rene wrote:
>
> >Well at least I recognize those two! I'm laughing at how incredibly un-cool
> >I
> >must be since I can honestly say I don't recognize about 95% of the groups
> >people have already posted. Ah well. :)
> I don't think I've been cool since I was, oh, 22 or so. And probably not then.
> Death to cool! I LISTEN TO THE EAGLES, DAMMIT!!!
Girl, we have *got* to take you CD shopping. Not so much to get you au
courant, as just to get some more obscure good stuff in there too. I
mean, really, you wouldn't try to live your entire life on a diet of surf-n-turf.
-Cliff, who will cop to owning truly embarassing albums and combinations
of albums if forced.
Cliff Evans
>
> Jason wrote:
>
> >Social Distortion "Live at the Roxy"
>
> Oh, what a *good* little live collection that is!
Dennis Danell died recently, if you hadn't heard. It showed up on one of
my listservs, I forget how he died. Something tells me Social D. might
be through. Pity.
-Cliff, who remembers the chill he gets up his spine every time he hears "1945."
TalulaFrusciante
*Tori Amos ~ Boys for Pele
*Tori Amos ~ To Venus and Back(bothCDs)
*Stevie Nicks ~ Bella Donna
*Nirvana ~ Nevermind
*Metallica ~ The Black Album
*Pixies ~ Death to the Pixies (Both CDs)
*Godsmack ~ Godsmack
*Leonard Cohen ~ (one of the many Best Of albums, this one I play for "Famous
Blue Raincoat")
*Red Hot Chili Peppers ~ Californication
*The Cure ~ Disintegration
*Fleetwood Mac ~ Rumours
~Talula
TalulaFrusciante
>Fleetwood Mac's Rumours.
Ahhhh I love that album. I saw Fleetwood Mac on the Dance tour in 97, it was
incredible. Stevie has been one of my favorite song writers forever. I saw her
on the Wild Heart Tour in 1983 I was only 3
My mom took me :)
Stevie has influenced me a lot. In first grade when everyone was listing to New
Kids On The Block I was listening to Stevie. She is a very powerful strong
glamorous real song writer. She is like a fairy princess but has had her fair
share of problems and shares them in her music.
~Talula
TalulaFrusciante
>>N'Sync -whatever the new one is called <my daughter's>
>
>We might have to kill your daughter and feed her to Poppy.
Well shes probably just a kid. Let her enjoy it.
I just don't consider them musicians. They are entertainers. When you don't
write nor play and are marketed to make money and do synchronized instead of
playing the music then you just can't be a muscian.
>>Metallica-don't know which one <my son's>
>
>As long as it's not the ochestra album. *grumble*
Wow I love the album where they took some of their songs and added the ochestra
to them. I think it goes well with the music and is absolutely beautiful.
~Talula
TalulaFrusciante
>- Mr Bungle
Wow there is actually someone else besides me who has heard of Mr. Bungle?!?!
I love them
~Talula
TalulaFrusciante
>Mazzy Star "She Hangs Brightly" "So Tonight That I Might See" and "Among My
>Swan"
Mazzy Star is amazing. I just love her voice. I lie in the dark and listen to
"Fade into you" over and over and over.
~Talula
TalulaFrusciante
>I did buy it, and I'm thinking of getting "Fleetwood Mac" (the one with
>"Rhiannon" on it) too.
GET IT! Also if you like Rhiannon get their live album from 1980 I think it
was, it was recorded during the Tusk tour. It's a double album. It has the most
AMAZING live version of Rhiannon.
Do you like any of Stevie's solo stuff Poppy?
I just love her. I love all of her solo albums but Bella Donna is my favorite.
~Talula
maime
wrote:
->You bought the Rumours album? Hell, all I have to do is turn on any
easy
->listening, or oldies radio station here and invariable find a single
from
->that album . . . Too bad that my too favorite Fleetwood Mac songs
always
->seem to get overlooked though . . ."The Chain" and "Rhiannon" (yeah,
I know
->Rhiannon was on their first album after they picked up Stevie and
Lindsey,
->but it's still an under-played fav).
->
->FLeetwood Mac is good though . . . and Stevie is, well, strange.
->
->Larry --
-
-I did buy it, and I'm thinking of getting "Fleetwood Mac" (the one
with
-"Rhiannon" on it) too. I am SO not cool!
-
-PZB
Poppy, everyone knows you're cool. If they have a problem with your
coolness then cliff and I will kick their asses.
and I love Fleetwood Mac. I think Rumours is as close to a lullaby
kind of thing I ever had. (Okay, it was my mom drunkenly singing along
to it late at night in the next room.) But still I find comfort in it.
I guess its because I didn't really understand what the silver spoons
were used for and that women who only love you when they're playing
are probably another bad thing.
oh well. you can still be friends with me and jim because we both own
fleetwood mac.
maime
m a i m e - a t - a r a c n e t - d o t - c o m
candy ice cream smile I suppose its very nice
HiRene23
>I don't think I've been cool since I was, oh, 22 or so. And probably not
>then.
> Death to cool! I LISTEN TO THE EAGLES, DAMMIT!!!
Major writing talent.. published author, several times over...and your own
ng... how much cooler can one get? :)
Rene
Cliff Evans
> -I did buy it, and I'm thinking of getting "Fleetwood Mac" (the one
> with
> -"Rhiannon" on it) too. I am SO not cool!
> Poppy, everyone knows you're cool. If they have a problem with your
> coolness then cliff and I will kick their asses.
I dunno, maimes...this *is* a Stevie Nicks thing we're talking about.
-Cliff, rhymes with "dick."
Cliff Evans
I have the first, untitled album. I like it in theory, but listening to
the whole thing makes my brain itch.
HiRene23
>Well shes probably just a kid. Let her enjoy it.
>I just don't consider them musicians. They are entertainers. When you don't
>write nor play and are marketed to make money and do synchronized instead of
>playing the music then you just can't be a muscian
I have had the unique experience of <ahem..> seeing them live. They do what
they do very well. They are not musicians in the sense of playing their own
instruments, but they are genuinely well-trained singers. There was no
lip-synching in concert. Their particular brand of <pop> music may not appeal
to many over the age of 14, but it's harmless fun. The decibel level from all
the screaming girls was louder than *any* concert I have ever been to. My dau.
and her friends were thrilled, that's good enough for me.
Another lecherous mom and I were actually enjoying watching the cute young men
dance. Good dancers. <eg>.
Rene
JHodges611
>
>Poppy wrote:
>>I did buy it, and I'm thinking of getting "Fleetwood Mac" (the one with
>>"Rhiannon" on it) too.
>
>GET IT! Also if you like Rhiannon get their live album from 1980 I think it
>was, it was recorded during the Tusk tour. It's a double album. It has the
>most
>AMAZING live version of Rhiannon.
>
>Do you like any of Stevie's solo stuff Poppy?
>I just love her. I love all of her solo albums but Bella Donna is my
>favorite.
>
>~Talula
>
I also think the Stevie Box Set is worth a listen, has some old Fleetwood
stuff, alternate versions.
Blessed Be,
Jason Hodges
http://members.aol.com/JHodges611/me.html
JHodges611
>
>Rene wrote:
>
>>Well at least I recognize those two! I'm laughing at how incredibly un-cool
>>I
>>must be since I can honestly say I don't recognize about 95% of the groups
>>people have already posted. Ah well. :)
>
>I don't think I've been cool since I was, oh, 22 or so. And probably not
>then.
> Death to cool! I LISTEN TO THE EAGLES, DAMMIT!!!
>
>PZB
>
I listen to Queen. The Eagles make me think of Queen. Proably that Fat Bottom
Girls song.
And you want to talk about not being cool, not only do I have a Spice Girls CD
I paid $3 for, I have a bunch of Iron Maiden CDs.
JHodges611
>I have a lot of John Coltrane CDs.
I am so glad somebody else alive today knows who he is.
JHodges611
>
>Larry, the Other White Meat wrote:
>
>>To quote Marianne Faithful, "Patsy Cline made country music hip and cool."
>
>
>I'm not that familiar with Patsy Cline's music (I do have a tape that sounds
>lovely, though) but she's been said to be a great influence on Paula Frazer
>from Tarnation (well, formerly from Tarnation). Something about the voice, I
>guess. If that's the case, I'm eternally grateful to Patsy Cline because
>Tarnation was a hell of a band before they split.
>(I could have mentioned 'Gentle Creatures' on my playlist, come to think of
>it).
>
>>My favorite Madonna songs are "Express Yourself" and "Vogue" . . . Whenever
>>I put on one of my suits I always start huming VOgue to myself . . .
>
>
>'Like A Prayer' was the first album I ever bought. I must have been 12 or
>something. For some reason, you just can't forget about the songs you love
>at such a young age. I used to love 'Spanish Eyes' and quite a few others.
>
>Melanie
>
>----------------------------------------------------
>Welcome to Electric Light (third issue)
>Featuring Elysian Fields, White Hotel, Poppy Z. Brite, Muse, Venus, Prefab
>Sprout, Fiona Apple and more
>http://www.welcome.to/electriclight
>
>Louse Point - an official John Parish website
>http://www.welcome.to/lousepoint
>
I think because my dad listened to a lot of Patsy Cline when I was a child is
the reason why I am such a big Mazzy Star fan.
I love Hope Sandoval.
Also, Mazzy Star is one evil band. Just turn off the lights and listen.
JHodges611
>Aw cut her some slack.. she's 9. When I was 9 I think I was listening to the
>Monkees.
The Monkees rule. That simple.
"Here we come... Walkin' down the street... getting the funniest looks... from
the people we meet."
JHodges611
>> - The Cure / Pornography
>
>that ones my favourite of all time.
My favorite Cure is Disintegration. It sounds really good very loud.
JHodges611
>
>Jason wrote:
>
>>Social Distortion "Live at the Roxy"
>
>Oh, what a *good* little live collection that is!
>
>Brad
>
>
>" Libra: Your boast that you could sove the Arab-Israeli conflict with one
>hand
>tied behind your back comes back to haunt you when you try to escape Syria in
>a
>rowboat."
>-The Onion, March 15, 2000
>
Best live disc I've ever heard I think. Sound quality is great. Crowd is into
it. Band is playing very well.
My only beef is I can't find what they tuned their guitars to.
JHodges611
>
>Brad Heck wrote:
>>
>> Jason wrote:
>>
>> >Social Distortion "Live at the Roxy"
>>
>> Oh, what a *good* little live collection that is!
>
>Dennis Danell died recently, if you hadn't heard. It showed up on one of
>my listservs, I forget how he died. Something tells me Social D. might
>be through. Pity.
>
>-Cliff, who remembers the chill he gets up his spine every time he hears
>"1945."
>
>
>--
>Cliff Evans
><boz...@earthlink.net>
>-----------------------------------------------------
>"The day is coming when all tongues are sheared
>to spare us the vicious slander of a few bad apples,
>and we will march towards tomorrow
>footbound and hobbled"
>
>-Born Against
>-----------------------------------------------------
>
Well, now I'm depressed. Social Distortion was on of my favs.
I kind of thought they were finished when Mike Ness did a country album. But I
never gave up hope. And that really sucks about Dennis Danell. It really
does.
I have a Henry Rollins disc from one of his speaking gigs. There's a club
right about where he was speaking. And I think either Socail Distortion was
playing, or some cover band. I think Henry pointed that out and made fun of
them.
Damn.
JHodges611
>
>JHodges611 wrote:
>
>>Mazzy Star "She Hangs Brightly" "So Tonight That I Might See" and "Among My
>Swan"
>
>Ever heard of Elysian Fields? They have often been compared to Mazzy Star
>(possibly because Jennifer Charles looks a lot like Hope Sandoval) but E.F.
>sound much more sexy in my opinion.
>Songs like 'Umbilical' and 'Roseblood' are perfect background music to write
>spooky stories. I tried that once and the result was interesting.
>
>Melanie
>
>----------------------------------------------------
>Welcome to Electric Light (third issue)
>Featuring Elysian Fields, White Hotel, Poppy Z. Brite, Muse, Venus, Prefab
>Sprout, Fiona Apple and more
>http://www.welcome.to/electriclight
>
>Louse Point - an official John Parish website
>http://www.welcome.to/lousepoint
>
>
Yes, I have Bleed Your Cedar. I like Elysian Fields, but not as much as Mazzy
Star. I guess I got to them first.
JHodges611
>
>Jason wrote:
>>Mazzy Star "She Hangs Brightly" "So Tonight That I Might See" and "Among My
>>Swan"
>
>Mazzy Star is amazing. I just love her voice. I lie in the dark and listen to
>"Fade into you" over and over and over.
>
>~Talula
>
Oh, I hate to do this, but this is one of the things I've read that Hope
complains about. Her name is Hope Sandoval, not Mazzy Star.
I once called her Mazzy in a story I wrote. Ever since then, I've been the
band in my stories and calling her Hope. I guess I'm trying to make of for it.
Please do not take this as in support of not calling Darious of Hootie and The
Blowfish Hootie. He will always be Hootie to me. Hootie's such a cooler name.
FearScribeTN
My first post here, and it has nothing to do with the great pzb. Oh, well.
This is what I've been listening to lately:
Total 13 by Backyard Babies
Payin' the Dues by the Hellacopters
Life Gets You Dirty by Michael Monroe
Two Steps From the Move by Hanoi Rocks
Double Platinum by KISS
Amazing Royal Crowns
The Evil Powers of Rock 'n' Roll by the Supersuckers
Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
Young, Loud and Snotty by the Dead Boys
All For Nothing, Nothing For All by the Replacements
Beatles White Album
American Teenage Rock 'n' Roll Machine and Get Skintight by the Donnas
And lots and lots more.
Sayonara,
Bryan
TOD
<skellingt...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Ohhh, the magical land of gothic music and then some...let's see here:
>
>Oingo Boingo- "Farewell from the Universal Amphitheater"
>
I LOVE Oingo Boingo! My favorites have always been the odd ones. Devo,
Oingo Boingo, Yello, The Call, Amazing Grace on the bagpipes, etc.
(I'm still stuck in the Eighties) Ever since my brother bought me
"Dead Man's Party," Danny Elfman has been a favorite. I can always
count on him and Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo) to add an extra dimension to
my viewing experience; except for Rugrats. That I still have issues
with.
Speaking of Eighties music, does anyone have a song called "My Name is
Norman Bates" by a group named Landscape. I saw it on MTV in the early
eighties and get it stuck in my head every now and then. If I don't
learn more than the chorus, I'm afraid my wife will kill me. (No
smiley; I think she might...)
Ian McDowell
- Tom Waits/Blue Valentine
- Nick Cave/The Boatman's Call
- Ella Fitzgerald with Chick Web (Ella sounds about 18 on this)
- Serge Gainsbourgh/Comic Strip
- Vampyros Lesbos soundtrack
- Leonard Cohen/Diamonds in the Minefield (Live at Montreaux)
- Anita Mui/4 (Contained the theme to The Heroic Trio)
- Once Upon A Time in China (compilation of Hong Kong soundtracks)
- Faye Wong/More Faye Best (I've come to prefer her Cantonese covers of
the Cranberries and Tori Amos to the originals)
- Christopher Lee/Christopher Lee Sings Devils, Rogues and Villains: From
Broadway to Bayreuth
WhoShotJR
> Hello everyone...
>
> I'm sure that the rest of you are into music....being a superstar DJ and
> indie rock all-star m'self, i figured that it would be an oh-so
> pretentiously fun exercise for all of us to share what CD's, Records, Tapes,
> etc. we're currently listening to and/or obsessing over. The first person
> who mentions a Project band gets 20 faux-goth points...bwahahahahaha......So
> anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
> please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
> while you play.
> In my player...
>
> Magnetic Fields- "69 Love Songs"
> Air- "The Virgin Suicides" (soundtrack)
> My Bloody Valentine - "loveless" (how does this album age so wonderfully?)
> Patsy Cline- "16 Greatest Hits"
> The Smiths- "singles"
> Yo la tengo- "and then nothing turned itself inside out"
> Joy Division- "Closer"
Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits
Eyes Wide Shut soundtrack
Stigmata soundtrack
Lots of Nirvana lately (no idea why)
Tin Cup soundtrack, forever and always
L.A. Woman by The Doors (I lied, I really do like 'em)
Ray Stevens' Greatest Hits (DON'T LOOK ETHEL! hehehe)
Fleetwood Mac's Greatest Hits + "Gold Dust Woman" and "The Chain" on Rumours.
ummm...
is that enough? Should I go on?
WhoShotJR
> In article <38D95CE1...@mindspring.com> , Nothing V
> <noth...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> >> NIN -- Pretty Hate Machine, Broken, Downward Spiral and the Fragile
> >>
> >> Marilyn Manson -- Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals
> >
> >how much shit do you get for that?
> >
>
> Not as much as you might think. Actually most of my friends like/love
> Manson's music. And the rest are mature enough to conceide to my own tastes
> without talking shit about them.
Which reminds me, I'm at the moment listening to Mechanical Animals and I
don't care who knows it. And I don't care if MM is a sell-out, a poser, or
whatever the high school kiddies call 'im, because I'm not in high school. I
just like the fuckin' album. So they can bite me.
WhoShotJR
> Hell-o,
>
> >
> >andrew horton wrote:
> >
> >>So
> >>anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
> >>please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
> >>while you play.
> >
> >Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
> >boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood Mac's
> >Rumours.
HAHAAAAA! All of you, every single one of you, bow down and kiss my hairy
ass! All these years, putting up with your condescending Fleetwood Mac
jokes...who's laughing now?????????
Ahem...sorry...so sorry...
> >
> >PZB
> >
>
> Stevie is my favorite witch. She very good at casting a glamour.
I'll be honest now that I feel no reason to defend her. I hate her solo
albums. I hate her voice in it's current state. I love the old stuff and a bit
of the 80s.
WhoShotJR
> At home the last thing I listened to was Madonna's-Immaculate Collection, I
> love, "Just Like a Prayer."
My favorite Madonna song is "Justify My Love." And I'm not ashamed to admit
it.
WhoShotJR
> "Poppy Z. Brite" wrote:
> >
> > Rene wrote:
> >
> > >Well at least I recognize those two! I'm laughing at how incredibly un-cool
> > >I
> > >must be since I can honestly say I don't recognize about 95% of the groups
> > >people have already posted. Ah well. :)
>
> > I don't think I've been cool since I was, oh, 22 or so. And probably not then.
> > Death to cool! I LISTEN TO THE EAGLES, DAMMIT!!!
>
> Girl, we have *got* to take you CD shopping. Not so much to get you au
> courant, as just to get some more obscure good stuff in there too. I
> mean, really, you wouldn't try to live your entire life on a diet of surf-n-turf.
Leave her alone! She listened to Fleetwood Mac, and I think that's beautiful!
WhoShotJR
> In article <20000322190440...@ng-fb1.aol.com> ,
> onlysle...@aol.com (Poppy Z. Brite) wrote:
>
> >
> >I did buy it, and I'm thinking of getting "Fleetwood Mac" (the one with
> >"Rhiannon" on it) too. I am SO not cool!
As far as "Rhiannon" goes, I think the version on their Greatest Hits is
much better...the one on their recent cd is horrible...just horrible...
> Well, I listen to the Who and Rolling Stones . . . So I guess I am equally,
> although differently, so not cool too.
I love the Stones. I only listen to the classic rock station, so I hear
them all the time...
WhoShotJR
> Poppy wrote:
> >Fleetwood Mac's Rumours.
>
> Ahhhh I love that album. I saw Fleetwood Mac on the Dance tour in 97, it was
> incredible. Stevie has been one of my favorite song writers forever. I saw her
> on the Wild Heart Tour in 1983 I was only 3
> My mom took me :)
Where were all of you when I was getting my ass kicked in here for listening to
FM? Huh? HUH?!?!?
Adonien
> Adonien wrote:
> >- Mr Bungle
> Wow there is actually someone else besides me who has heard of Mr. Bungle?!?!
> I love them
*grins* I had exactly the same reaction on alt.fan.neil-gaiman when
someone mentioned it in another questionnaire...
--
Adonien, New Fast Automatic F-REEK - Auto Proclaimed King of Spade
http://1010011010.org
-Audentes Fortuna Juvat
Adonien
> I have the first, untitled album. I like it in theory, but listening to
> the whole thing makes my brain itch.
And don't you just love when your brain itch? I use those CDs as a great
source of inspiration, particularly for drawing - I don't think I could
write while listening the Mr Bungle.
Mélanie Fazi
>im very fond of "the good son".
>you know, i think "the ship song" is so brilliant. does this one
>stand out to anyone else? i cant get over it. hmm.
"Come sail your ships around me and burn your bridges down..."
Man, that's one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
'Lament' from 'The Good Son' is brilliant too.
>have you read "&the ass saw the angel"? its fucking incredible.
>a real treat. i havent been able to find out if hes working on
>another one. i certianly hope so.
This book is a nightmare for somebody who's not a native English speaker,
you know. I liked it but it's really hard to read. I liked the way some of
Nick's obsessions surface in that book (a flood and a dead twin, hm??? "The
beast it cometh, cometh down" ;-))
>video?? where did you see the video? admittedly, i havent watched
>MTV in years [or anything besides the x-files on tv, for that matter],
>but i cant imagine them ever playing the birthday party. maybe there
>are some on video tape or something. is that where you saw it?
I saw it on MTV's Alternative Nation a little while ago. They play Nick's
videos quite often. 'Nick the Stripper' is kind of weird but very funny,
with Nick running around half-naked... Well, it's hard to describe but very
funny.
Have you ever seen the 'Stagger Lee' video, the one where you can spot PJ
Harvey in the background?
Adonien
> - Serge Gainsbourgh/Comic Strip
Wow, the first French stuff I saw among all those lists... But it is
Gainsbourg, no "h" at the end ;)
Mélanie Fazi
>> - Serge Gainsbourgh/Comic Strip
>
>Wow, the first French stuff I saw among all those lists... But it is
>Gainsbourg, no "h" at the end ;)
Nope, somebody mentioned Air, but... no, I'm not going to say anything nasty
about Air. ;-)
I'm a big fan of the 'Melody Nelson' album myself.
And 'Bonnie & Clyde' used to be one of my fave songs when I was a kid.
Gainsbourg was a god. ;-)
Paul Menzati
wrote:
>andrew horton wrote:
>
>>So
>>anyway, here goes...what's currently spinning "in my player"......Poppy,
>>please share! I'm so curious as to what you listen to while you work, or
>>while you play.
>
>Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
>boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood Mac's
>Rumours.
>
>PZB
Hmmmm.....funny, I'm embracing the seventies too.
(and I really fuckin' hated that decade)
to wit:
Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks
Al Green - Greatest Hits
Joni Mitchell - Ladies Of The Canyon
(Flamers: FYIA!)
Also nuzzling up to the Sixties a bit with
The Doors - The Doors
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
& for some real time travel,
we have
Gustave Mahler - Sixth Symphony
(Bernstein/New York Philharmonic)
Domenico Scarlatti - 15 Harpsichord Sonatas
(Christophe Rousset)
Robert Schumann - Complete works for Piano & Orchestra
(Perahia/Abbado/Berlin Philharmonic)
And returning to the present:
Social Distortion - Live at The Roxy
The Roots - Things Fall Apart
Paul Menzati
<grimoi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>On 3/22/00 11:47 AM, Poppy Z. Brite (onlysle...@aol.com) wrote:
>
>> Currently in my Discman is the Beatles' Please Please Me. In my deskside
>> boombox ... oooh, er ... I'm embracing the seventies ... it's Fleetwood Mac's
>> Rumours.
>
>Excellent albums, both. I saw FM on their "farewell" tour and became
>convinced Stevie Nicks can levitate and glide along the ground.
>
Hey, If you did that much blow you could levitate too.
(sorry :-} )
Paul M.
Paul Menzati
wrote:
>Brad Heck wrote:
>>
>> Jason wrote:
>>
>> >Social Distortion "Live at the Roxy"
>>
>> Oh, what a *good* little live collection that is!
>
>Dennis Danell died recently, if you hadn't heard. It showed up on one of
>my listservs, I forget how he died. Something tells me Social D. might
>be through. Pity.
>
>-Cliff, who remembers the chill he gets up his spine every time he hears "1945."
He had an aneurism while walking up his driveway.
Very sad and kinda weird since TSOL drummer Todd Barnes
went out the same way about Three months ago.
Paul M.
Poppy Z. Brite
>I have a lot of John Coltrane CDs. I could have passed for cool in the early
>'60s. Maybe. Now I'm just an aging hipster with a Steely Dan boxed set.
I thought jazz was always automatically cool. At any rate, ain't nobody gonna
tell me Trane's not cool.
And if you won't make fun of my Duran Duran CDs, I won't make fun of your
Steely Dan box set.
PZB
Poppy Z. Brite
>>I have a lot of John Coltrane CDs.
>
>I am so glad somebody else alive today knows who he is.
>
One of Chris's favorite T-shirts is the Coltrane one I bought him on St. Mark's
Place (where, alas, there were no more severed heads for sale). It has his
picture and the legend "CHASIN' THE TRANE" printed all over it. I also got him
a Thelonius Monk one. He and Peter Straub exchange e-mails and tapes
concerning this sort of stuff all the time. I think Peter even *knew* Trane,
maybe.
PZB
Poppy Z. Brite
>My first post here, and it has nothing to do with the great pzb.
You mentioned the White Album. That's close enough.
PZB
Poppy Z. Brite
>I just love her. I love all of her solo albums but Bella Donna is my
>favorite.
>
>~Talula
I haven't heard any of it that I am aware of.
Don't rush me -- Rumours is the first thing I've enjoyed in months that wasn't
by the Beatles or that other band I mentioned in a moment of weakness whose
name also ends in -LES.
PZB
Poppy Z. Brite
Cliff wrote:
>Girl, we have *got* to take you CD shopping. Not so much to get you au
>courant, as just to get some more obscure good stuff in there too. I
>mean, really, you wouldn't try to live your entire life on a diet of
>surf-n-turf.
People send me cool tapes and CDs. I listen to them once, then put the Beatles
back on. At least for now, I am a hopeless case.
PZB
Poppy Z. Brite
>Major writing talent.. published author, several times over...and your own
>ng... how much cooler can one get? :)
You're kind ... but don't get me wrong; I don't WANT to be cool any more. I'm
sick of cool. One of my favorite things about visiting the St. Joseph's altars
was the absolute dearth of cool people there.
PZB
Poppy Z. Brite
>I listen to Queen. The Eagles make me think of Queen. Proably that Fat
>Bottom
>Girls song.
But Freddie Mercury was Jesus. I'm serious; I actually worked all this out
once. Freddie was Jesus and Eddie Cochran was Satan and ... and ... and I was
stoned at the time.
PZB
Larry, the Other White Meat
onlysle...@aol.com (Poppy Z. Brite) wrote:
According to Al Jorgesnson(sp) Jerry Lee Lewis is the devil and Jesus was
an architect before he was a prophet. . . . Oh, and Jesus built my hot rod.
Larry --
"You have to give up. You have to realize that someday you will die. Until
you know that you are useless."
Tyler Durden -- "Fight Club"
ICQ No. 37523426
WhoShotJR
> Also, Mazzy Star is one evil band. Just turn off the lights and listen.
Yes. Turn off the lights, lean over the toilet, and listen.