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08-06-2005 02:50 PM #1
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What are you listening to right now?
"We Laugh Indoors" -Death Cab for Cutie
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08-06-2005 02:53 PM #2
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Funny you should make this thread, I hadn't been into the music forum for a while and decided to see if there were any new posts, and I seem to always be responding to yours. I'm listening to "Marching Bands of Manhattan" by DCFC, actually.
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08-06-2005 03:24 PM #3
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You're so emo.
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08-08-2005 09:38 PM #4
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I've been listening to Arcade Fire, a Le Tigre live show, a live Sleater-Kinney show, and Rilo Kiley, recently.
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08-08-2005 09:46 PM #5
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Allman Bros Live at Fillmore East.
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08-08-2005 09:58 PM #6
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"Your Heart Is An Empty Room" -Death Cab for Cutie
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08-09-2005 10:53 AM #7
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Good stuff! Originally Posted by TejadaTheyFall
I just discovered Nick Drake. From a commercial no less.
I've been listening to Pink Moon on and off for weeks.
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08-09-2005 01:13 PM #8
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Up All Night by Unwritten Law
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08-09-2005 01:38 PM #9
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Satellite by TV on the Radio
and as I type it's changed to Patterns by Greater California.
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08-09-2005 02:34 PM #10
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I love this sort of topic. Currently in my car are the following:
Burden Brothers - "Buried in your Black Heart"
Danger Mouse - 'The Grey Album"
A.C. Newman (New Pornographers) solo - "The Slow Wonder"
Arcade Fire - "Funeral"
Kings of Leon - "Youth and Young Manhood"
But what I've been playing for days is a mix CD I did last year, with:
Southside Johnny - "I've Been Working Too Hard"
Scott Miller & the Commonwealth - "I Won't Go With Her"
Greg Garing - "How the Road Unwinds"
Cracker (Live) - "The Golden Age"
Counting Crows - "Miami"
Phish - "Back on the Train"
Widespread Panic - "Blue Indian"
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (BRMC) - "Red Eyes and Tears"
George Harrison (from Jools Holland Big Band CD) - "Horse to Water"
Buddy Miller - "100 Million Little Bombs"
Bones, Thug & Harmony (et al) - "War"
The Morrells - "Don't Let Your Baby Buy a Car"
BRMC - "Whatever Happened to my Rock and Roll"
Cracker (Live) - "Sunday Train"
Old '97s - "The Other Shoe"
(Maryland's) 5 Chinese Brothers - "She's a Waitress"
I'm an ex-DJ who's listened to a lot of music. I like to talk with people about CDs I think are criminally underappreciated. From the first song until the last, I consider the Counting Crow's "Hard Candy" to be one of the finest CDs I've heard in recent years. The musical style is all over the map, yet consistently good. They sound like a different band on almost every song. If you ever see it in a used CD bin, pick it up. It's a wonderful CD.
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08-09-2005 08:48 PM #11
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"Bleed American" -Jimmy Eat World
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08-10-2005 02:10 PM #12
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Originally Posted by Gentile
I'm impressed with your knowledge of Scott Miller. He's one of my favorites. You might like his old band, the V-Roys. I've seen them play several times and they were always electric.
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08-10-2005 03:15 AM #13
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Parasite
Lifting the mask from from a local clown
Feeling down like him
Seeing the light in a station bar
And travelling far in sin
Sailing downstairs to the northern line
Watching the shine of the shoes
And hearing the trials of the people there
Who's to care if they lose.
And take a look you may see me on the ground
For I am the parasite of this town.
Dancing a jig in a church with chimes
A sign of the times today
And hearing no bell from a steeple tall
People all in dismay
Falling so far on a silver spoon
Making the moon for fun
And changing a rope for a size too small
People all get hung.
Take a look you may see me coming through
For I am the parasite who travels two by two.
When lifting the mask from a local clown
And feeling down like him
I'm seeing the light in a station bar
And travelling far in sin
I'm sailing downstairs to the northern line
Watching the shine of the shoes
And hearing the trials of the people there
Who's to care if they lose.
And take a look you may see me on the ground
For I am the parasite of this town.
And take a look you may see me in the dirt
For i am the parasite who hangs from your skirt.
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08-10-2005 03:43 AM #14
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I'm on a 90'a alt rock kick right now, The Offspring, Everclear, Silverchair. reminds me of High School.
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08-10-2005 08:53 AM #15
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I have Fall Out Boy on right now.
If you don't know Fall Out Boy, run out and get you one of their CDs. Under the Cork Tree is one of those rare albums that you can listen to front-to-back, over and over again. Great writing, funny hooks, above average guitars... one of the best out there.
"I'm sleeping my way out of this one with anyone who'll lay down."
Great stuff.
Been listening to Motion City Soundtrack, Rise Against, Mars Volta, At the Drive-In, and Thrice lately. Waiting on Thrice and Our Lady Peace's new albums coming out pretty soon.Last edited by J.D.; 08-10-2005 at 08:57 AM.
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