what ya listening to : volume 37,226,621
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my list:
rolling stones - a bigger bang
bob dylan & the band - The basement tapes
new pornographers - twin cinema
kanye west - late registration
frank zappa - the best band you've never heard in your life
the minutemen - double nickels on the dime
miles davis - on the corner / in a silent way
john mayall - bluesbreakers with eric clapton
the stooges - funhouse
genesis - selling england by the pound
the who - the who sell out
RobR
Evanescence
Dream Theater
Rush
Fuel
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d a v e
currently:
traindodge : the truth
pelican : The Fire in our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
riddle of steel : python
stereotyperider : prolonging the inevitable
oceansize : everyone into position
dane cook : harmful if swallowed
the mercury program : from the vapor of gasoline
converge : when forever comes crashing (remastered)
miles davis : kind of blue
queens of the stone age : songs for the deaf
my son playing his piano and trumpet...
d a v e
John P
Just songs on one CD
Bat Country - Avenged Sevenfold
Is this how you feel - 15 Minutes Late (local band)
Explosive - Bond Girls (second time around for this one, after a few month
break)
Babylon - David Gray
Welcome to the fold - Filter
Surrender - Less Than Jake
When I'm Gone (Sadie) - No Address
Pantera - Respect
Getting Away with Murder - Papa Roach
Snortin' Whiskey & Drinkin' Cocaine - Pat Travers (back for the millionth
time after a long break)
Boom - POD
Killing in the name of - Rage Against the Machine
Blitzkrieg Bop - Ramones
Where have you Been? - Reel Big Fish
Click Click Boom - Saliva
Hate to say I told you so - The Hives
Poem - Taproot
Miikka A. Eerola
Porcupine Tree - Deadwing and In Absentia
Lamb of God - Ashes
Duran Duran - The best of
Bob Dylan - With God on Our Side
All on heavy rotation right now
-M
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1127268169....@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com,
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System Of A Down - Mesmerize
FineApple - FineApple
Duke Special - Adventures In Gramophone
Kate Rusby - Little Lights
Radiohead - OK Computer
Blink-182 - Enema Of The State
Beck - Midnite Vultures
Karine Polwart - Faultlines
Depeche Mode - Violator
Peter Gabriel - Up
Paul Simon - Graceland
Aqua - Aquarium (don't ask)
Zo
TJ Hertz
Million Dead - A Song to Ruin
Gang of Four - Entertainment!
Bowie - Berlin trilogy
Devo - Q: Are we not men? A: We are Devo
Editors - the Back Room
the new Foo Fighters
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
The Arcade Fire - Funeral
The last one is essential. I mean must-have. Buy it!
TJ
David
Miles/Coltrane quintet - Stockholm, 3/22/60 - Late Show
MMW - Shack Man
Derek Trucks - Soul Serenade
Foo's - any and all.....
Karl Rove - audio from all of his TV appearances from '04 election
Stanley Turrentine - Best Of
Everclear - mix CD
Sam Savoca
Sam S.
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--- I need an iPod!!! - SANTA CAN YOU HEAR ME?!?!?
Ben Folds - Songs For Silverman
REM - Document
Parasol Records - Sweet Sixteen Sampler
Treat Her Right - Tied to The Tracks
Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters
Erich
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TJ Hertz wrote:
> Bowie - Berlin trilogy
> Devo - Q: Are we not men? A: We are Devo
those are all great albums. low is my favorite of the trilogy, with
lodger in a close second. eno is the key here. you got any of his solo
albums or ambient stuff?
> The Arcade Fire - Funeral
did you see them perform with bowie on that fashion rocks/hurricane
katrina benefit a few weeks ago? they did bowies 'five years' then went
into a song off of funeral WITH bowie! it was great.
Wm Donley
John Scofield - A Go Go
The Roots - The Tipping Point
I forgotten how good Derek and the Dominoes was. Turned it on to
practice to. What a great album. That funky, sloshy shuffle on "Key to
the Highway"'s just perfect for that song. Bill D.
--
If men are from Mars, and women are from Venus, then drummers are from Pluto
"Strange Fruit"
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Touch-Their first and last album
Wishbone ash: Their first album
Osibisa-Their first album
Giles Giles and Fripp
The Staple singers greatest hits.
The Tony Willaims lifetime:Believe it.
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Regards
Mike
Dan
Devil In A Blue Dress Soundtrack
Beth Hart -- Leave The Light On
Dan
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>
> TJ Hertz wrote:
>> Bowie - Berlin trilogy
>> Devo - Q: Are we not men? A: We are Devo
>
> those are all great albums. low is my favorite of the trilogy, with
> lodger in a close second. eno is the key here. you got any of his solo
> albums or ambient stuff?
I've got a couple of tracks, but it's all on the list. Any recommendations?
>
>> The Arcade Fire - Funeral
>
> did you see them perform with bowie on that fashion rocks/hurricane
> katrina benefit a few weeks ago? they did bowies 'five years' then went
> into a song off of funeral WITH bowie! it was great.
>
No? I'll see if I can find it. I was so pissed - they played my town a few
months ago and I thought I'd ordered tickets, but realised a day before that
I hadn't. It sold out. >(
Ooh, add Autolux - Future Perfect to the now-playing list. You should check
it out if you don't know them.
TJ
babyma...@hotmail.com
after you pick that one up get 'another green world' , 'before and
after science', and ' taking tiger mountain by strategy'. as far as
ambient stuff.....'music for airports' or 'discreet music' are good
ones to start out with. bowie actually credits 'discreet music' as
helping him come off of blow. my favorite ambient record eno did though
is called 'apollo atomospheres and soundtracks'. it's got daniel lenois
playing pedal steel(my favorite instrument) and it really sounds like
being in space/weightlessness. eno's so prolific though; producing U2,
talking heads, devo, bowie, genesis, etc.
babyma...@hotmail.com
hammer or something? he's a great drummer.
Steve Turner
Kasey Chambers - Wayward Angel
Don Henley - I Can't Stand Still
Geronimo Black
Count Basie - Straight Ahead
Steve Hackett - Blues With A Feeling
Gamma - 3
Rodney Crowell - Fate's Right Hand
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>
>
> babyma...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>
>
> currently:
>
> traindodge : the truth
> pelican : The Fire in our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
How is Pelican besides loud? it's instrumental, right?
> riddle of steel : python
> stereotyperider : prolonging the inevitable
> oceansize : everyone into position
> dane cook : harmful if swallowed
> the mercury program : from the vapor of gasoline
> converge : when forever comes crashing (remastered)
Did you get it on the double LP? I'm not really a big Converge fan, but
it looks sweet as hell.
> miles davis : kind of blue
> queens of the stone age : songs for the deaf
> my son playing his piano and trumpet...
>
given my list below, anything you'd recommend to me?
--
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Georgia Institute of Technology
.:change the words to numbers
if you want to reply to me:.
Paul Hobson
> what albums are on regular rotation in your CD player/iPod right now?
>
The record player:
Gospel - The Moon is a Dead World
Pinback - Summer in Abadon
Hot Snakes - Automatic Midnight
Ampere - All of Our Tomorrows (10") (I typically don't like bands like
this, but I could play this record over and over)
Pg. 99/City of Caterpillar - A Split Personality (split 7")
Milemarker - Futurisms
Black Eyes - s/t 12"
dälek - fromfilthytongueofgodsandgriots
Cd player:
des_ark - loose lips sink ships
blame game - honey and salt
d a v e
Paul Hobson wrote:
> d a v e wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> babyma...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> currently:
>>
>> traindodge : the truth
>> pelican : The Fire in our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
>
>
> How is Pelican besides loud? it's instrumental, right?
>
>> riddle of steel : python
>> stereotyperider : prolonging the inevitable
>> oceansize : everyone into position
>> dane cook : harmful if swallowed
>> the mercury program : from the vapor of gasoline
>> converge : when forever comes crashing (remastered)
>
>
> Did you get it on the double LP? I'm not really a big Converge fan, but
> it looks sweet as hell.
>
>> miles davis : kind of blue
>> queens of the stone age : songs for the deaf
>> my son playing his piano and trumpet...
>>
>
> given my list below, anything you'd recommend to me?
based on the bands you mentioned i'd have to say the following off the
top of my head...
the dillinger escape plan (pretty obvious)
crime in choir
red sparowes
smoke and smoke
pelican is instrumental. slow tempos, thick heavy guitars, i hate
labels but "slo-core" is a pretty good fit.
i didn't get the double lp, just the cd for when forever comes crashing...
i'm sure i'll think of some more and post them...
d a v e
TJ Hertz
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>
>
> babyma...@hotmail.com wrote:
>> what albums are on regular rotation in your CD player/iPod right now?
>>
>> my list:
>>
>> rolling stones - a bigger bang
>> bob dylan & the band - The basement tapes
>> new pornographers - twin cinema
>> kanye west - late registration
>> frank zappa - the best band you've never heard in your life
>> the minutemen - double nickels on the dime
>> miles davis - on the corner / in a silent way
>> john mayall - bluesbreakers with eric clapton
>> the stooges - funhouse
>> genesis - selling england by the pound
>> the who - the who sell out
>>
>
>
> currently:
>
> traindodge : the truth
> pelican : The Fire in our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
> riddle of steel : python
> stereotyperider : prolonging the inevitable
> oceansize : everyone into position
Oceansize are cool. Is this their new one? Any good?
TJ
Zomoniac
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> the dillinger escape plan (pretty obvious)
GahhHH!!!! The WORST band in the history of the universe! EVER! God, I've
had to sit through two of their live performances, it was painful. Daron
Malakian said we were wankers for not liking them after they were
unanimously booed off stage for being so damn awful!
Zo
Perry Justus
Just what made them so detestable?
Perry
Zomoniac
"Perry Justus" <pju...@nospam.cox.net> wrote:
The complete and utter lack of tunes. I like metal as much as the next guy,
but when it gets 'hardcore' to the point of Dillinger it's just ridiculous,
I couldn't pick out a single note or word in half an hour. I don't like it
when people tell me the metal I like is just mindless noise and shouting,
but to be honest, that's exactly what DEP are to me.
Zo
Paul Hobson
>
>
> Paul Hobson wrote:
>
>> d a v e wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> babyma...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> currently:
>>>
>>> traindodge : the truth
>>> pelican : The Fire in our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
>>
>>
>>
>> How is Pelican besides loud? it's instrumental, right?
>>
>>> riddle of steel : python
>>> stereotyperider : prolonging the inevitable
>>> oceansize : everyone into position
>>> dane cook : harmful if swallowed
>>> the mercury program : from the vapor of gasoline
>>> converge : when forever comes crashing (remastered)
>>
>>
>>
>> Did you get it on the double LP? I'm not really a big Converge fan,
>> but it looks sweet as hell.
>>
>>> miles davis : kind of blue
>>> queens of the stone age : songs for the deaf
>>> my son playing his piano and trumpet...
>>>
>>
>> given my list below, anything you'd recommend to me?
>
>
>
> based on the bands you mentioned i'd have to say the following off the
> top of my head...
>
> the dillinger escape plan (pretty obvious)
haha...yeah
> crime in choir
> red sparowes
I'll have to check them out.
> smoke and smoke
I saw these guys with Joan of Arc (whose double LP on white and red
vinyl) I forgot to mention). S&S was pretty interesting. Drummers
should definfitely check out Joan of Arc, I feel.
> pelican is instrumental. slow tempos, thick heavy guitars, i hate
> labels but "slo-core" is a pretty good fit.
>
> i didn't get the double lp, just the cd for when forever comes crashing...
>
> i'm sure i'll think of some more and post them...
>
> d a v e
d a v e
i'd be interested in hearing what metal you are into.
also, have you only heard dillinger live or have you heard any of their
albums?
d a v e
d a v e
yes, new album just released this week. it's different from effloresce
but imho just as good. definitely the progression i expected from the
band from effloresce to music for nurses to everyone into position...
recommended.
d a v e
Zomoniac
<A...@B.Com> wrote:
>
>
> Zomoniac wrote:
>> On 22/9/05 11:03, in article fb05j15dbobafiui5...@4ax.com,
>> "Perry Justus" <pju...@nospam.cox.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 09:37:51 +0100, Zomoniac
>>> <the_pro...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> On 22/9/05 07:29, in article ubsYe.144136$Ji4.111046@fed1read03, "d a v e"
>>>> <A...@B.Com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> the dillinger escape plan (pretty obvious)
>>>>
>>>> GahhHH!!!! The WORST band in the history of the universe! EVER! God, I've
>>>> had to sit through two of their live performances, it was painful. Daron
>>>> Malakian said we were wankers for not liking them after they were
>>>> unanimously booed off stage for being so damn awful!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Zo
>>>
>>> Just what made them so detestable?
>>
>>
>> The complete and utter lack of tunes. I like metal as much as the next guy,
>> but when it gets 'hardcore' to the point of Dillinger it's just ridiculous,
>> I couldn't pick out a single note or word in half an hour. I don't like it
>> when people tell me the metal I like is just mindless noise and shouting,
>> but to be honest, that's exactly what DEP are to me.
>>
>>
>> Zo
>>
>
>
> i'd be interested in hearing what metal you are into.
> also, have you only heard dillinger live or have you heard any of their
> albums?
I think SOAD are the best band in the world, I loved the first SlipKnot
album (flame away), I like Tool, Anthrax (sometimes), Biohazard, bits of
NIN, AFI (ok, not really metal), A Perfect Circle (ok, still not metal).
Fine, maybe I just don't like metal! And by and large I do not like
hair/glam/80s metal. So feel free to entirely disregard my views :-)
And no, I haven't heard any studio stuff, I was put off for life.
Zo
Russ Benoit
Death - Individual Thought Patterns
Anthrax - We've Come For You All
Again Without Feeling - When There are No More Tears Left To Cry
In the truck:
Coheed & Cambria: Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV, Volume 1: From Fear
Through The Eyes of Madness
At work:
Coheed & Cambria: Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV, Volume 1: From Fear
Through The Eyes of Madness
At home:
Coheed & Cambria: Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV, Volume 1: From Fear
Through The Eyes of Madness
In my sleep at night and in my head when there's no other music playing:
Coheed & Cambria: Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV, Volume 1: From Fear
Through The Eyes of Madness
-Russ
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Aaron Draper
been on a bit of an 80s pop kick lately, though.
....Aaron
Chris Milillo
Stan Getz - Bossa Nova
Pure Funk - Various Artists
Funk Box - Various Artists
Lettuce - Outta Here (Adam Deitch's funk band)
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life (disc 2)
And eagerly awaiting the new Jamiroquai, "Dynamite", from Amazon.com.
As you can tell, I'm all about the funk, these days.
CM
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playing the full kit. songs in the key of life is a classic. he doesn't
play drums on that one at all, right?
Ed Pierce
>playing the full kit. songs in the key of life is a classic. he doesn't
>play drums on that one at all, right?
Actually, Stevie plays drums on most of the album. Raymond Pounds does
play drums on a few tunes--the ones that I can recall that feature his
drumming are "Sir Duke," "I Wish" and "Contusion," but I think he plays
on a few more as well.
I was just listening to this album the other day. "Knocks Me off My
Feet" is perhaps my favorite song on there, but all of it's classic.
Ed Pierce
keith runfola
There's at least a couple of Stevie tunes, probably more, with 2
(human) hi-hat tracks. One is sloppy and washy and kind of swung but
sounds great, (played by Stevie I assume) and another that is tighter
and helps hold the track together (possibly played by another more
technically accomplished player?)
Keith Runfola
www.jazzdrummer.com
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WICKED....The Musical
Gary Seligson on Drums
Andy Jones on Percussion
WOW...Great playing and great sounding drums.
John P
> WICKED....The Musical
Pop-YOO-OOO-lerrrr
The first song to be more annoying than
toooooooMarrra toomarra I love ya toomaraa