OT - What's been in your CD player?
Evan
much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
listening to? Here's my list:
John Lennon - Imagine (borrowed from a friend. Its pretty good, a few
really amazing tracks)
Splender - Halfway Down the Sky (My fun cd, about the only cd I have
that doesn't depress me)
Eric Clapton - The Cream of Clapton (also borrowed from the friend. I
had no idea he did so many songs that I liked)
Dido - No Angel (I was listening to it non-stop until a weekago and
then my friend borrowed it. I wish I had it back though, I want to
hear the songs even more after the concert)
Better than Ezra - Artifakt (new BTE! go to www.betterthanezra.com to
order. Amazing rare songs as well as an awesome cover of "Use Me")
REM - Up (One of my very favorite cds. It'd be one of my favorites
only for "Walk Unafraid" but ever song is great)
Smashing Pumpkins - Best of 1991 - 1998 (Promo cd, definetely pick it
up if you see it.)
I guess that's it currently. Your turn.
Evan
"everyone walks the same
expecting me to step the narrow path they've laid
they claim to walk unafraid
I'll be clumsy instead" - REM "Walk Unafraid"
Lemurman
Plastic Compilation - Vol 3
BT - Movement in Still Life
Journey - Disc 1 & 2 of the Time3 box set
Red Delicious - Emotional Blur
Bootsauce - The Brown Album
My first self-mixed techno/house mix titled 'LemurSounds Vol 1' (Anyone
want the track listing?)
Moodswings - Moodfood
Euphoria II (disc 2)
-Lemurman-
Stacy Garner
Sukia - Contacto Espacial con el Tercer Sexo (I wonder if I spelled it
right. This is really good music to put you in the, ahem, mood if you know
what I mean. Slow grooves)
Goth's Undead (this is a compilation, my favorites are songs by
Switchblade Symphony, Element and Mantra, unfortunately these are
intermixed with some less enjoyable artists, I don't know about the
Electric Hellfire Club, somebody here will probably love them :) just
dark, sinister stuff on these Cd's)
umm embarrassingly enough Pink or should I say P!nk - Can't Take Me Home
(I really like Split Personality, Love Is Such A Crazy Thing and um Most
Girls. Ok someone slap me now)
Wild Strawberries - Quiver (because everybody was talking about them in
the NG I pulled out the CD and I haven't gotten around to putting it up :)
others: Stevie Nicks Enchanted box set, Best Of Townes Van Zandt, Dot
Allison Afterglow...and Rasputina both How We Quit The Forest and Thanks
For The Ether (check out Rasputina!!)
Evan wrote:
> So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been listening to
> much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
> listening to? Here's my list:
>
> John Lennon - Imagine (borrowed from a friend. Its pretty good, a few
> really amazing tracks)
>
> Splender - Halfway Down the Sky (My fun cd, about the only cd I have
> that doesn't depress me)
>
> Eric Clapton - The Cream of Clapton (also borrowed from the friend. I
> had no idea he did so many songs that I liked)
>
> Dido - No Angel (I was listening to it non-stop until a weekago and
> then my friend borrowed it. I wish I had it back though, I want to
> hear the songs even more after the concert)
>
> Better than Ezra - Artifakt (new BTE! go to www.betterthanezra.com to
> order. Amazing rare songs as well as an awesome cover of "Use Me")
>
> REM - Up (One of my very favorite cds. It'd be one of my favorites
> only for "Walk Unafraid" but ever song is great)
>
> Smashing Pumpkins - Best of 1991 - 1998 (Promo cd, definetely pick it
> up if you see it.)
>
> I guess that's it currently. Your turn.
>
> Evan
>
Stacy Garner
Lemurman wrote:
> Hmm, in the car right now is:
>
> Plastic Compilation - Vol 3
> BT - Movement in Still Life
> Journey - Disc 1 & 2 of the Time3 box set
> Red Delicious - Emotional Blur
> Bootsauce - The Brown Album
> My first self-mixed techno/house mix titled 'LemurSounds Vol 1' (Anyone
> want the track listing?)
> Moodswings - Moodfood
> Euphoria II (disc 2)
>
> -Lemurman-
>
> >
> >
Stacy Garner
Stacy Garner wrote:
> > I guess that's it currently. Your turn.
> >
> > Evan
> >
Gerald Roscoe
Prodigy -The fat of the land
Sarah- Solace
gerald
Kelly
> So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been listening to
> much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
> listening to?
Well, here's my list:
Barenaked Ladies -- Pretty much every disc since I met them at Mixfest and
I'm seeing them for NYE (In one of the first *four* rows I might add).
But Maroon hasn't left my spinner since it was released.
Fiona Apple -- "Tidal". I love this CD. Never is a Promise is what
prompted me to buy it, but the whole thing just flows. I haven't found a
CD that flows as well as FTE, but I'd say this is a good second.
I'm in agreement... Dido's No Angel. I love "Hunter".
Lisa Loeb -- she ROCKED at Mixfest. I love her voice, the way she can
sound so sweet and innocent, and then so empowered.
Sarah Harmer -- for those who haven't heard of her, check her out!!!
There have been other random discs, but those are mostly what I've
listened to.
Kelly
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Massive Attack - Protection
Mira - Mira
Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes - Live At The Greek
EyeHateGod - Confederacy of Ruined Lives
Esoteric - Metamorphogenesis
Tara MacLean - Passenger
Kelly Kern
Sarah!)
Dido-"No Angel" (I am in agreement with everyone else that loves
Dido-She rocks!)
Massive Attack-Random songs here and there
Portishead-"Dummy" and "Portishead" (Most amazing group EVER)
still Chuckles
CSN&Y box set (got a ton of good stuff on it)
Jimi Hendrix Live at the Fillmore East ( I love this guy)
Frank Zappa Hot Rats & a lot of bootlegs (he is a god you know) =)
Other than that mostly just blues and jazz stuff
BB King, Muddy Waters, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Miles Davis.
Chuckles ( I have returned damnit) =)
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CanadaGrace
sure if one of them is going to be ok. Perhaps trying to remember what I've
been listening to will take my mind off of it....
In the car:
La Femme Nikita Soundtrack (Awesome driving music)
Sundays - Static and Silence (This is my night driving music. Very mellow)
My own weird techno mix (I have found techno to be the best thing while
driving.)
A second weird techno mix
Trancemission From Raveland (2nd disc. The first is ok, but the tracks sound
too similiar for my taste)
Digital Empire 3: Phuturism
Esthero - Breath From Another (I *love* this CD!)
At home:
Dido - No Angel (This will probably go down as one of my top all time favorite
CD's. One of a short list that I would immediately replace if anything ever
happened to it.)
Cruel Intentions Soundtrack
Sade - Best of.... (*sigh* A genius. A beautiful, talented, amazing,
goddess-like genius. ;) I will be buying the new disc tomorrow as well.)
Portishead - PNYC (Gotta agree with a previous post, AWESOME group!)
Morcheeba - Fragments of Freedom (The best band, *ever*! =)
Other than that, I'm pretty sick of all my old CD's, so I've been downloading
tons of MP3's lately, which has led to the future purchase of about 20 CD's.
Anyhoo, side note here, I was kinda surprised to find out that Dido's brother
is a part of the group Faithless. I didn't know anything about them except for
their song, "Addictive", on the Cruel Intentions soundtrack, which I love.
Anyhoo, I downloaded another last night ("If Lovin' You Is Wrong" from the
Forces of Nature soundtrack), and I really love their style. And the
aforementioned song is actually pretty...well...nasty, as far as the lyrics go
(lol), but it's kinda funny and one of those songs you know you shouldn't be
listening to but you can't help yourself. ;) Anyway, check them out, especially
if you like Dido's sound.
Erin. :o)
....who is lost without her best friend (2 of them actually) and her kitties.
Man life sucks sometimes.
"I never felt alone
Until I met you
I was alright on my own
And then I met you...."
~Third Eye Blind
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Stacy Garner
CanadaGrace wrote:
> Anyhoo, side note here, I was kinda surprised to find out that Dido's brother
> is a part of the group Faithless. I didn't know anything about them except for
> their song, "Addictive", on the Cruel Intentions soundtrack, which I love.
> Anyhoo, I downloaded another last night ("If Lovin' You Is Wrong" from the
> Forces of Nature soundtrack), and I really love their style. And the
> aforementioned song is actually pretty...well...nasty, as far as the lyrics go
> (lol), but it's kinda funny and one of those songs you know you shouldn't be
> listening to but you can't help yourself. ;) Anyway, check them out, especially
> if you like Dido's sound.
Gosh, what a coincidence. I just bought Reverence by Faithless and
listened to it
for the very first time today. If Lovin' You Is Wrong is kinda
naughty..."I'm a
sexual animal, eat you like a cannibal, crammed full of energy. I'm
inflammable"
haha umm gets a little worse even doesn't it?
Dido has main vocals on track 8, called Flowerstand Man. It's absolutely
gorgeous.
You listen to such cool music Erin :) I have almost all the CD's you
listed but I
always listen to recommendations from you.
Stacy
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I mean to cause no trouble for you, that is the story of my life."
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EsotericGrrrl
Sheryl Crow & Friends
Eric Clapton Chronicles (the best of one that came out last year)
Dave Matthews Band, Crash & Before these Crowded Streets
Everclear, So Much for the Afterglow
It's been kind of quiet, so my cd player hasn't been getting very much action,
waiting for some new stuff to come out soon.
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EsotericGrrrl
>sure if one of them is going to be ok.
:( I hope your cats are going to be okay. I know from experience how difficult
it dealing with something like that. Good luck.
Hyper
> Hmmm....what have I been listening to....
>
> GodSmack- Both the self-titled first release and the new one (I got
> for my birthday =). Right now the first release is still my favorite
> one. I call it my "angry" cd. I just love Sully's gravely voice and
> the fact that although Alice In Chains broke up I now have a band that
> sounds similar.
>
> U2- All That You Can't Leave Behind...still not my favorite U2 disc,
> but I figure I might have to let it grow on me some more. War and
> Live At Red Rocks are still my favs.
>
> Mazzy Star- She Hangs Brightly...I pulled this one out yesterday and
> how could I have forgotten how great this cd sounds?! I have a
> feeling it will be in my player for awhile.
>
> Almost Famous- The Soundtrack, only because it was such an awesome
> movie that I had to see it at the theater twice =) Reminded me a lot
> of my "teen years" and the soundtrack does too. Plus Kate Hudson is
> such a cutey. =)
>
> Anybody have the cd by 3 Doors Down?! I've fallen in love with the
> song Loser and loved Krptonite too...wondering if the rest of it is as
> good?!
>
I have it. Very good CD
marvyboy
playing my game - lene marlin
spirit - jewel (keep coming back to this one)
that's about it 4 now
"Evan" <aolha...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:00cu0tgsr5ndtd2s1...@4ax.com...
> So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been listening to
> much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
CanadaGrace
>listened to it
>for the very first time today. If Lovin' You Is Wrong is kinda
>naughty..."I'm a
>sexual animal, eat you like a cannibal, crammed full of energy. I'm
>inflammable"
>haha umm gets a little worse even doesn't it?
Yeah, it gets pretty terrible. (My personal fave has to be the "I swear you
look wicked.." and "Like a pound of self-raisin...'" lines! lol!) But how can
you resist a backbeat like that one? ;) And there is something about the guys
voice that I just like. Would you happen to know who does the male vocals? Have
you noticed though how (at least, with the stuff I've heard) they make really
good...*ahem*... type music? It all seems to have these cool driving beats and
there's always some dirty aspect to it. I'm definitely going to have to look
into buying some of their stuff. =)
>Dido has main vocals on track 8, called Flowerstand Man. It's absolutely
>gorgeous.
Really? I will havta see if I can find that one and give it a listen.
>You listen to such cool music Erin :) I have almost all the CD's you
>listed but I
>always listen to recommendations from you.
Thank you! =) I have to say the same goes for me. I always check out the stuff
you recommend and I usually end up loving it. Speaking of which, got anything
new to recommend? I seriously need some new music. =)
And thanks to EsotericGrrrl on the well wishes. The one we were mainly worried
about, Max, seems to be doing somewhat better. I just feel like I've suddenly
been hit with a trainload of stuff the last few days and the people I normally
rely on aren't here. Ugh, I need a vacation!
Erin. :o)
...."If lovin' you is wrong, I don't want to be right..."
Deeniebaby
>So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been listening to
>much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
>listening to? Here's my list:
>
>
>John Lennon - Imagine (borrowed from a friend. Its pretty good, a few
>really amazing tracks)
>
>Splender - Halfway Down the Sky (My fun cd, about the only cd I have
>that doesn't depress me)
>
>Eric Clapton - The Cream of Clapton (also borrowed from the friend. I
>had no idea he did so many songs that I liked)
>
>Dido - No Angel (I was listening to it non-stop until a weekago and
>then my friend borrowed it. I wish I had it back though, I want to
>hear the songs even more after the concert)
>
>Better than Ezra - Artifakt (new BTE! go to www.betterthanezra.com to
>order. Amazing rare songs as well as an awesome cover of "Use Me")
>
>REM - Up (One of my very favorite cds. It'd be one of my favorites
>only for "Walk Unafraid" but ever song is great)
>
>Smashing Pumpkins - Best of 1991 - 1998 (Promo cd, definetely pick it
>up if you see it.)
>
>
>
>I guess that's it currently. Your turn.
>
>
>Evan
>
>"everyone walks the same
> expecting me to step the narrow path they've laid
> they claim to walk unafraid
> I'll be clumsy instead" - REM "Walk Unafraid"
oh my! lots of good stuff...
tara maclean- passenger
chantal kreviazuk-the colour standing and still
CSNY- box set (in the car with mama heehee)
nina gordon- tonight and the rest of my life (awesome cd!!!!!!!)
and of course i have to listen to my good buddy leah graffman's song hold me :)
~deena
Bewing13
>
Because it is cool!
- wise Brian
PTB351
>Anybody have the cd by 3 Doors Down?! I've fallen in love with the
>song Loser and loved Krptonite too...wondering if the rest of it is as
>good?!
Penny, by all means get the album! I would say that those two songs are not
the best on the album by a long shot. Also, if you get the chance to see them
LIVE, do it. They put on a great show.
btw, here is what is in my cd player:
U2- All That You Can't Leave Behind-I have to listen to it more. Beautiful Day
is the closest to a "rocking" song on the album. Bono describes the album as
"titanium soul." Some day, I might figure out exactly what the hell that is
and enjoy the album more
Jann Arden - Blood Red Cherry
Various Counting Crows bootlegs
Trans-Siberian Orchestra- Beethoven's Last Night
um, Third Eye Blind - Blue
Stacy Garner
CanadaGrace wrote:
> And there is something about the guys
> voice that I just like. Would you happen to know who does the male vocals?
Male vocals on that song are by Maxi Jazz (The grand oral disseminator). There is a
bio about him (and the three other members of Faithless) inside the CD booklet. But
really it just tells where he's DJ'd, who he's toured with and how his Buddhist
beliefs have influenced him...
> Have
> you noticed though how (at least, with the stuff I've heard) they make really
> good...*ahem*... type music? It all seems to have these cool driving beats and
> there's always some dirty aspect to it. I'm definitely going to have to look
> into buying some of their stuff. =)
Yeah, good "ahem" type music haha. :) You should have a listen to Sukia too, who I
mentioned recently. Not many vocals but the same kind of driving beats and a well
placed noise here and there. Speaking of this..do you ever listen to the Lords of
Acid? Now that is naughty music! They are straight out blatantly baaad. Of course
they are not even near similar to Faithless. They are like acid house dance music
with raunchy lyrics but you can't take it seriously. The cover of Voodoo-U is worse
than a Rob Zombie album ;)
>
> Thank you! =) I have to say the same goes for me. I always check out the stuff
> you recommend and I usually end up loving it. Speaking of which, got anything
> new to recommend? I seriously need some new music. =)
>
Let's see, gosh I seriously need some new music too! If you have not already..check
out Alpha's ComeFromHeaven (Massive Attack obviously liked em because they signed
them to their label Melankolic) also Dot Allison (who was with One Dove), Laika,
Jhelisa, Snowpony, DJ Rap, and Lionrock...
Let me know what you think! And recommend more to me, please! :)
beautiful me
Garth Brooks- used to hate it but now I am aquiring a taste for it!
Jonah Werner- awesome Christian musicain, avalible at amazon.com
Dave Matthews Band- Live at Luther College
The 10 Things I Hate About You soundtrack- great to listen to while cleaning or
working out!
That is about it...
--
Maggie.
"Should you fail to pilot your own ship, don't be
surprised at what innapropriate port you find yourself
docked. The price of self-destiny is never cheap,
and in certain situations it is unthinkable." -Tom Robbins
mike s
> much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
> listening to? Here's my list:
Here's mine:
1- Madonna: Music
It's been on my playlist for a long time. I'm still loving it! It's
inspired me to finally get the CD of Like a Prayer (I only had the tape
before), and the 14 track version of Erotica - one of her best albums.
2- Wild Stawberries: Heroine
My friend Megan did the makeup for there lastest video, and it reminded me
that I used to like them, so I went out and got a used copy of Heroine. I
love it!
3- Tom Petty: Full Moon Fever
I remember this album from when I was younger, my brother listened to it all
the time. It's a classic. A Face in the Crowd is my favourite Tom Petty
song. It's on right now!
4- Sarah McLachlan: Radio Friendly
A CD-R with all of her single releases, like a greatest hits album.
5- Wes: Welenga
Does anyone else have this?? It's like Deep Forest meets African tribal
chants (because that's basically what it is), really cool music with some
great beats.
I can't wait for the new Delerium album. I'm sure that'll take over Madonna
soon.
Does anyone have the new Sade CD??
Later!
mike s
v7...@unb.ca
http://www.alien.nols.com/m/
Dan-E
pennie <pennie4*yourthoughts*@purpleturtles.com> wrote:
>
>U2- All That You Can't Leave Behind...still not my favorite
U2 disc,
>but I figure I might have to let it grow on me some more.
War and
>Live At Red Rocks are still my favs.
>
"Under a Blood Red Sky" is probably one of the best live
albums out there. "All That You Can't Leave Behind" is
growing on me, kinda reminds me of "The Unforgettable Fire."
>
>Almost Famous- The Soundtrack, only because it was such an
awesome
>movie that I had to see it at the theater twice =) Reminded
me a lot
>of my "teen years" and the soundtrack does too. Plus Kate
Hudson is
>such a cutey. =)
>
I absolutly loved that movie! My favorite of the year so far
(followed by another movie that heavily involves music, "High
Fidelity".) And Kate hudson has that incredible smile.
*sigh* The soundtrack is excellent as well.
Dan-E
Mark
Lene Marlin - Playing My Game
Iron Maiden - Best Of The Beast
Amanda Ghost -Ghost Stories
Helicopter Girl - How To Steal The World
Fleetwood Mac -Rumours
Dan-E
Evan <aolha...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been
listening to
>much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you
been
>listening to? Here's my list:
>
All That You can't Leave Behind; The Unforgettable Fire by U2 -
Yet another stylistic change that's starting to grow on
me. "Walk On" is just stunning. Kinda reminds me of TUF
which got me listening to it again.
Who's Next by The Who - One of the great classic rock albums.
Darkness on the Edge of Town by Bruce Springsteen - Not only is
The Boss a rock 'n roll god, track eight shows he's a car
guy!
Return of Saturn by No Doubt - Probably one of the best girl
fronted rock bands right now.
Almost Famous Soundtrack - I love the movie, love the
soundtrack. "Simple Man" by Lynard Skynard is outstanding.
Document by REM - Kinda reaquainting myself with this band and
now I remember how good a band they are.
Saved; Freewheelin Bob Dylan by Bob Dylan - I love "Blowing in
the Wind." Saved is a solid, fascinating album of when
he's going through his "Christian phase." Dylan, along
with the Boss, have convinced me that the harmonica is a
tragically underutilized instrument of rock music.
LA Woman by The Doors - If I had this album (along with as
"Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink floyd) back in high school
I would have gotten so laid... ok ok I'm kidding.
Dan-E
Dan-E
ptb...@aol.com (PTB351) wrote:
>
>U2- All That You Can't Leave Behind-I have to listen to it
more. Beautiful Day
>is the closest to a "rocking" song on the album. Bono
describes the album as
>"titanium soul." Some day, I might figure out exactly what the
hell that is
>and enjoy the album more
>
Bob Dylan was quoted describing his "Blonde on Blonde" as "wild,
thin mercury music. Like "titanium soul" it has no literal
meaning but it's both perfectly accurate makes perfect sense
when describing the music.
I hope that helps ;)
Dan-E
CanadaGrace
>There is a
>bio about him (and the three other members of Faithless) inside the CD
>booklet. But
>really it just tells where he's DJ'd, who he's toured with and how his
>Buddhist
>beliefs have influenced him...
Maxi Jazz....thanks! I wonder where on earth he's from. I can't place his
accent. It sounds kinda English, kinda Caribbean (sp?). And he's a DJ too?
These people just keep getting better. =)
>Yeah, good "ahem" type music haha. :) You should have a listen to Sukia too,
>who I
>mentioned recently. Not many vocals but the same kind of driving beats and a
>well
>placed noise here and there.
I saved that name from your first post and looked 'em up on Amazon. That
definitely sounds like my kinda stuff. I need to load up Napster here in a sec
and start downloadin some stuff. =)
>Speaking of this..do you ever listen to the Lords of
>Acid? Now that is naughty music! They are straight out blatantly baaad.
ROFL! No kidding! They're *awful*! And I've only heard bits and pieces of a
few songs. And their album covers, they make you feel like you're going
straight to hell just for lookin at 'em! LOL! =)
>If you have not already..check
>out
<snipped list>
Alright, thanks! I'll look all those up as well! The only one I'm familiar
with is DJ Rap. I love getting hooked on new music. =)
>Let me know what you think! And recommend more to me, please! :)
Hmmm....let's see. Well, in the vain of good *ahem* music, check out Funki
Porcini's "Hed Phone Sex". It's a double set with the second disc being
remixes. Very nice instrumental jazzish sound, with the occasional bits of
sounds and dialouge thrown in. Of course, any and all Engima. Probably the best
song on earth to "get it on" to would be Enigma's "Almost Full Moon". Beautiful
stuff! Oh, a new one I just ran across is the Jazzyfatnastees. Weird name I
know, but they're amazing R&Bish jazz. Check out the song "Unconventional
Ways". It'll hook ya. =) Also, David Gray. His song "Babylon II" is awesome,
and so is everything else he's done! Other than that, I've mostly been
listening to Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, Heart, Led Zepplin (sp? I never get that
right), stuff from my childhood. And I'm obsessed with that Ludacris song,
"What's Your Fantasy". It's probably worse than any Faithless. ;) heheh
Erin. :o)
...."If you like it in the club, we can do it in the DJ booth or in the back of
the VIP..." - The tamest line from "What's Your Fantasy". LOL!
Nghia Diep
>So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been listening to
>much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
>listening to? Here's my list:
Tori Amos - From the Choir Girl Hotel. After FTE, this will forever
be in my cd player.
Loreena McKennitt - Live from Toronto and Paris. A bit like a
greatest hits except it's live.
Dido - No Angel. It's damn good.
Indigo Girls - Retrospectives. It's good especially Ghost.
Sarah McLachlan - Mirrorball DVD. It's much better than the
Mirrorball CD.
Speaking of DVDs. Anyone know why the Sting - Brand New Day Tour DVD
isn't the same as his normal set on the BNDT? It's only 18 tracks and
a lot of the songs played (ie. Fields of Gold and All this Time)
weren't on the DVD. I checked on the Sting concert review website,
those two songs are played on the BNDT.
DigitalFreakNYC
>So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been listening to
>much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
>listening to?
Erotica: 1992....it may be 8 years old...but it's still damn further ahead
than a lot of music is today...and probably Madonna's most courageous and
"perfect" album yet. Completely under appreciated and filled with some of the
most compelling beats i've ever heard. I just can't seem to get it out of my
cd player...and now that i'm working out at the gym, it seems to want to stay
there ;)
Craig
lilly...@my-deja.com
Fleetwood Mac- The Dance
Janus Joplin- Greatest Hits
Sarah McLachlan- FTE, Surfacing, and Mirrorball
That is about it for me. ;)
Lilly
aolha...@yahoo.com wrote:
> So its safe to say that a lot of us probably haven't been listening to
> much Sarah. Or atleast I know I haven't. So what have you been
>
> John Lennon - Imagine (borrowed from a friend. Its pretty good, a few
> really amazing tracks)
>
> Splender - Halfway Down the Sky (My fun cd, about the only cd I have
> that doesn't depress me)
>
> Eric Clapton - The Cream of Clapton (also borrowed from the friend. I
> had no idea he did so many songs that I liked)
>
> Dido - No Angel (I was listening to it non-stop until a weekago and
> then my friend borrowed it. I wish I had it back though, I want to
> hear the songs even more after the concert)
>
> Better than Ezra - Artifakt (new BTE! go to www.betterthanezra.com to
> order. Amazing rare songs as well as an awesome cover of "Use Me")
>
> REM - Up (One of my very favorite cds. It'd be one of my favorites
> only for "Walk Unafraid" but ever song is great)
>
> Smashing Pumpkins - Best of 1991 - 1998 (Promo cd, definetely pick it
> up if you see it.)
>
> I guess that's it currently. Your turn.
>
> Evan
>
> "everyone walks the same
> expecting me to step the narrow path they've laid
> they claim to walk unafraid
> I'll be clumsy instead" - REM "Walk Unafraid"
>
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Before you buy.
Stacy Garner
CanadaGrace wrote:
> Maxi Jazz....thanks! I wonder where on earth he's from. I can't place
> his
> accent. It sounds kinda English, kinda Caribbean (sp?). And he's a DJ
> too?
> These people just keep getting better. =)
Definitely has an English accent. It mentions living in London in his
bio..don't know where the other part is from though, probably Caribbean
as you guessed.
> Hmmm....let's see. Well, in the vain of good *ahem* music, check out
> Funki
> Porcini's "Hed Phone Sex". It's a double set with the second disc
> being
> remixes. Very nice instrumental jazzish sound, with the occasional
> bits of
> sounds and dialouge thrown in. Of course, any and all Engima. Probably
> the best
> song on earth to "get it on" to would be Enigma's "Almost Full Moon".
> Beautiful
> stuff! Oh, a new one I just ran across is the Jazzyfatnastees. Weird
> name I
> know, but they're amazing R&Bish jazz. Check out the song
> "Unconventional
> Ways". It'll hook ya. =) Also, David Gray. His song "Babylon II" is
> awesome,
> and so is everything else he's done! Other than that, I've mostly been
>
> listening to Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, Heart, Led Zepplin (sp? I never
> get that
> right), stuff from my childhood. And I'm obsessed with that Ludacris
> song,
> "What's Your Fantasy". It's probably worse than any Faithless. ;)
> heheh
Thank you! I'll start downloading em right away, and probably be looking
out to buy em :) You know I still listen to Fleetwood Mac (with Peter
Green even), Led Zeppelin and the rest. I "grew up" listening to them
too. Although they were still a bit before my time. But great music is
timeless!
Hey check out the Solar Twins, I just heard of them last night.
Female/male electronic duo. Beauuutiful vocals from what I've heard.
Stacy (who just re-colored her hair "Black Cherry" mmmmm)
Stacy Garner
CanadaGrace wrote:
> Me too! Those are more from my parents teen years, but I was brought up with a
> weird mixture of music. My Dad provided Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Tom Petty,
> that great classic rock. My Mom provided everything else. She was always into
> Heart, the Mac, Billy Joel (wow, I love him!), Elton John, Gordon Lightfoot,
> classical, opera, reggae, everything. What an awesome time for music that was!
> I would give just about anything to have grown up then. Although, I did like
> the 80's. =)
Oh my gosh, my parents were exactly the same. My mom was into the "lighter" side of
70's rock, and my dad was the Alice Cooper, Bob Seger, Led Zeppelin one. I went
through phases listening to all their old records, at one time Dark Side Of The
Moon, at another time, Summertime Dream by Gordon Lightfoot. It is amazing! We do
have a lot in common. For me the 80's were good, but only certain songs stand out,
moreso than complete albums (one of my favorites is Bette Davis Eyes). And by the
time I did finally get heavily into bands that played during the 80's (such as the
Cure) then I was much older. :)
> Oooo, will do. BTW, I got to download some stuff you recommended last night,
> and I'm in love with Dot Allison! I d/led "Did I Imagine You". What a gorgeous
> song! It has a cool Sinead O'Connor vibe to it. Oh, and have you ever
> checked out Supreme Beings of Leisure?
Noo never, but I will now!
> heheh A fellow Feria freak? =) I've started using that Loreal Revitalique
> (sp??) in Bold Burgandy. Although, I've decided not to color my hair for
> awhile. Surprisingly enough, my natural color seems to have gained some red, so
> I'm happy.
Yup, Feria is the best. I've also used Garnier Color Masque in Deep Burgandy. But
Feria has a shimmer to it. My natural color has some auburn to it but not nearly as
much as I would like.
> BTW, are you on ICQ by any chance? My number is 69953782 if you wanna chat
> sometime. We seem to have quite a lot in common. =)
My ICQ # is 15493621 though I don't sign on that much. I do use AOL IM more often,
my username is cherriesnvanilla :)
Oh yah, if you ever desperately want to hear a song from someone I mentioned, I
will rip it and you can get it off napster from me...I should be getting a cable
connection pretty soon so it wouldn't be as painfully long as 56k :)
Stacy
Stacy Garner
>
> Ow, ow, ow...Lords Of Acid is soooo cool!!! My fav. naughty song is
> "Sit On Your Face" (I blush even typing that!!). Speaking of Rob
> Zombie...I'm not a huge fan, but my ex. had the cd Swinging Sexy
> Singles which I adored...I keep meaning to replace it, but always
> forget whenever I'm in the record store.
> I also like hearing Erin and you talk music cause I happen to like
> those driving beats =)
My fav is Rubber Doll Opus. I really get into that chanting "Death To The Doll!" hahaha.
Our Little Secret is a pretty awesome nasty little album in it's entirety actually. I
think the lyrics to the songs are a lot more uhh clever in placement of the bad stuff
(example track 7, no I'm not gonna say it here :) Ever seen the booklet unfolded? Oi!
Stacy...can we say one-track minded?
--
Must have been the devil who changed my mind
Must have been the wind blowing not me crying
Half the joy of leaving was the space I left behind
Now I'm back, angelheaded holloweyed
Black Cat Bone ~ Laika
CanadaGrace
>bio..don't know where the other part is from though, probably Caribbean
>as you guessed.
Huh. Well, that's interesting anyway. His voice is just, I don't know. I like
it. I like it alot. =)
>You know I still listen to Fleetwood Mac (with Peter
>Green even), Led Zeppelin and the rest. I "grew up" listening to them
>too. Although they were still a bit before my time.
Me too! Those are more from my parents teen years, but I was brought up with a
weird mixture of music. My Dad provided Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Tom Petty,
that great classic rock. My Mom provided everything else. She was always into
Heart, the Mac, Billy Joel (wow, I love him!), Elton John, Gordon Lightfoot,
classical, opera, reggae, everything. What an awesome time for music that was!
I would give just about anything to have grown up then. Although, I did like
the 80's. =)
>Hey check out the Solar Twins, I just heard of them last night.
>Female/male electronic duo. Beauuutiful vocals from what I've heard.
Oooo, will do. BTW, I got to download some stuff you recommended last night,
and I'm in love with Dot Allison! I d/led "Did I Imagine You". What a gorgeous
song! It has a cool Sinead O'Connor vibe to it. Oh, and have you ever
checked out Supreme Beings of Leisure? Forgot to mention them, they're awesome
as well!
>Stacy (who just re-colored her hair "Black Cherry" mmmmm)
heheh A fellow Feria freak? =) I've started using that Loreal Revitalique
(sp??) in Bold Burgandy. Although, I've decided not to color my hair for
awhile. Surprisingly enough, my natural color seems to have gained some red, so
I'm happy.
BTW, are you on ICQ by any chance? My number is 69953782 if you wanna chat
sometime. We seem to have quite a lot in common. =)
Erin. :o)
Daily Advice: Never buy a Kia. =)
CanadaGrace
>"Sit On Your Face" (I blush even typing that!!).
ROFL! I know just how you feel! Whenever I put any Lords of Acid stuff on mixes
for friends, I usually end up changing the name a little, just in case. =)
> Speaking of Rob
>Zombie...I'm not a huge fan, but my ex. had the cd Swinging Sexy
>Singles which I adored...I keep meaning to replace it, but always
>forget whenever I'm in the record store.
I haven't heard much Rob Zombie, but I have liked what little I did. I need to
check out some more of his stuff.
>I also like hearing Erin and you talk music cause I happen to like
>those driving beats =)
That's because you have awesome taste in music Pennie! =) You always have
great recommendations too.
Erin. :o)
...Anybody else seen that movie, "Addicted to Love"? It's on at the moment and
it's hysterical!!
CanadaGrace
>side of
>70's rock, and my dad was the Alice Cooper, Bob Seger, Led Zeppelin one. I
>went
>through phases listening to all their old records, at one time Dark Side Of
>The
>Moon, at another time, Summertime
>Dream by Gordon Lightfoot.
Me too!! I was always mostly into my Mom's stuff, and now I wish I would have
paid a little more attention to my Dad's collection before my Mom got rid of
all the records. About the only thing I wasn't brought up with was country, but
living in Texas has provided that. While I'm not big into country, I do like
old Faith Hill, LeeAnn Womack, that sorta stuff.
>It is amazing! We do
>have a lot in common.
No kidding! I bet we more or less have the same CD collection! =)
>For me the 80's were good, but only certain songs stand out,
>moreso than complete albums (one of my favorites is Bette Davis Eyes). And by
>the
>time I did finally get heavily into bands that played during the 80's (such
>as the
>Cure) then I was much older. :)
Yeah, I'm pretty much the same. Now that I'm older, I'm hooked on 80's new
wave. At the time, I was always into the cheesy dance music. Although, I did
manage to totally ruin both the record and two tapes of the Labyrinth
soundtrack. =) Thank goodness for MP3's.
>Noo never, but I will now!
I know I've got some others. I'll havta go thru my CD's tonight and make a list
for ya. =)
>Yup, Feria is the best. I've also used Garnier Color Masque in Deep Burgandy.
>But
>Feria has a shimmer to it. My natural color has some auburn to it but not
>nearly as
>much as I would like.
Eeee, I tried Garnier once because, according to my Mom, "It won't burn at
all!". My scalp hurt for two weeks afterwards. I do agree though, Feria has
this cool shimmer that lasts.
>My ICQ # is 15493621 though I don't sign on that much. I do use AOL IM more
>often,
>my username is cherriesnvanilla :)
Okiedokie. I'm really not on ICQ that much anymore either. My AOL IM name is
NEXRADGirl41. Give me a shout sometime!
>Oh yah, if you ever desperately want to hear a song from someone I mentioned,
>I
>will rip it and you can get it off napster from me...I should be getting a
>cable
>connection pretty soon so it wouldn't be as painfully long as 56k :)
Ok, thanks! I'm on Napster usually after 7pm or so most nights, and my
username is TeknoPhonik, so feel free to go thru my little collection. I'm not
too great at ripping tracks just yet, but I can always give it a shot if you
wanna hear something.
Erin. :o)
...who just found her prom dress! Woohoo! Ok, so the pattern is actually a
Renaissance style wedding dress, but hey. It's gorgeous! =)
etherealqueen
I haven't posted on here in a while... my Outlook Express was not working
for awhile. Anyway, I always love these polls because I rotate my CDs all
the time!
Dido - No Angel. Dido is my second favorite artist, next to Sarah. I
honestly didn't think that anyone could ever replace my Sarah, but Dido
has...almost. I still think Sarah's music touches me more than Dido's...but
at least I have some artist to obsess about (not totally obsess like
stalking) until Sarah releases her next album!
BT - Movement in Still Life. My brother constantly played ESCM (I think
that's what it's called) by BT for years and I never got into it. The day
he bought Movement in Still Life and played it in the car, I immediately
fell in love with his music...not just Shame and Satellite, the two acoustic
songs on the album, but also his other trancey stuff
Depeche Mode - Violator. I stole this CD from my cousin's house 4 years ago
and I only listened to it once and I thought it sucked...really bad...then
this weekend, my friends came over and told me to play the album and I was
reluctant at first because I hated it the first time. Then I put it on and
realized that this album was absolutely fabulous! Depeche Mode rocks!
Wallflowers - (Breach). I've been in love with the Wallflowers, even before
I fell in love with Sarah McLachlan. I think this CD is much better than
Bringing Down the Horse. I'm going to see them this Friday so I've been
playing them on heavy rotation.
The Corrs - In Blue; I think this is one of the only CDs I own that are
truely upbeat. I love listening to this in the car. My favorite song off
that disc is Radio (I think that's what it's called).
CDs-I-gave-a-rest-on-because-I-didn't-want-to-ever-get-sick-of:
Travis - The Man Who
Tara MacLean - Passenger
Chantal Kreviazuk - Colour, Moving, and Still
and all of Sarah McLachlan's discs
Evan <aolha...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:00cu0tgsr5ndtd2s1...@4ax.com...
Lizzy Smith
*opens cdplayer*
save ferris-modified
dave matthews-under the table and dreaming
joan osborn-relish
paul simon-your the one(love that cd)
simon and garfunkle-greatest hits
burt cd with everlast, nin, smashing pumpkins, limp bizcut, queen and
fiona apple
and....solace...I just got back into listening to sarah *g*
Lizzy Smith head of Moral for the AVAVA
also member of the Vig when not member of AVAVA
( buisy schedule )
proud keeper of:
-the cord that attatched Fraser's wallet to his underwear
and the conversation he has with elane about it
-Ray K's conversation wiht Meg in Asylum
-Ray V's comments about the FBI
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Hyper
> Dan-E <dan-...@ix.netcom.com> tippity tapped across the keyboard and
> came up with this wonderful post:
>
>
>> "Under a Blood Red Sky" is probably one of the best live
>> albums out there. "All That You Can't Leave Behind" is
>> growing on me, kinda reminds me of "The Unforgettable Fire."
Entirely not related to the message I'm replying to, but No Name Face by
Lifehouse rules. I love the CD. For people that want a sample of how
good they are, look on Napster (or alternate MP3 places if you are
anti-napster) for the song Everything. I'm in love with this band, and
I've only had the CD for 2 days
mike s
pennie <pennie4*yourthoughts*@purpleturtles.com> wrote in message
> Hmmm...I'll have to go down in Stephen's CD Store(tm) and hunt the
> Erotica one down. He's a huge Madonna fan and has everything foreign
> and domestic that she's ever put out (even vinyl). I've never heard
> Erotica...
Ooh!!! I would like to see all that! I used to try to collect madonna
things when I was Really young, like in Grade 5! I ended up with about 16
tapes and a few books, pretty impressive for a 10 year old with no money.
The Erotica CD I got just has "Did you Do it" (some rappers interpretation
of Waiting) as an extra track, before Secret Garden, and I think the
*bleeps* are gone too.
> >3- Tom Petty: Full Moon Fever
> Ya know those singers/bands that you absolutely adore everything they
> put out, but find you never buy them?! . . . .
> Is there like a boxed set out that I could put on my Yule wish list?!
I wish I knew. I'm the same way though - I've been listening to it, but
it's not my CD! I borrowed it from my friend, and it'll be a while before
she get's it back! There must be a Tom Petty / Heartbreakers box set
somewhere, he's got enough material for one!
> >4- Sarah McLachlan: Radio Friendly
> Oh man, I've got so many of Sarah's cdr's, but I'm not even sure I
> have this one.
It's got all of the radio versions of her singles, including the Path of
Thorns remix (my fave), As the End Draws Near, What Lies Beyond, and the '88
Vox. Whenever I don't have the time to listen to a lot of Sarah, but want a
wide selection, I put this on.
> >5- Wes: Welenga
> >It's like Deep Forest meets African tribal
> >chants (because that's basically what it is), really cool music with some
> >great beats.
> Noooooo...but it definitely sounds right up my alley. . . . .
> I'll really have to look for some samples
> from this one.
Keep your eyes open! The CD is from 1996 (from Europe) and reprinted for
the US / Canada in '98. I really enjoy it, very wold-music like. I'll see
if I can make some MP3's of some of the tracks if you'd like. Here's a link
to CDNow's page for the CD, there's a few sound clips there:
http://www.cdnow.com/cgi-bin/mserver/SID=867009804/pagename=/RP/CDN/FIND/alb
um.html/artistid=WES/itemid=508639