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09-07-2005 08:05 PM #76
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"Narcolepsy" - Third Eye Blind
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09-13-2005 01:43 PM #77
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I've been going through my CD collection again, looking for music to listen to and also deciding whether I want to keep or trade in some of the stuff. Two days ago, I resurrected Wilco's "summerteeth". It's been in heavy rotation with Webb Wilder's "Doo Dad" and the Roky Erickson tribute "When the Pyramid Meets the Eye" ever since.
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09-20-2005 04:42 PM #78
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The Elizabethtown soundtrack... great disc put together by Cameron Crowe for his new movie. Tom Petty, Ryan Adams, My Morning Jacket etc...
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09-20-2005 05:01 PM #79
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I'm on a train, but there's no one at the helm..........
Originally Posted by MChance
Love that song.
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09-20-2005 07:06 PM #80
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Oooh - I love that cd - I haven't listened to it for a while but must now. I also copped an old Roky Erickson cd so I will play them back to back! Yowza! Originally Posted by Gentile
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09-20-2005 07:59 PM #81
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It's a shame how 3EB went downhill after that amazingly awesome debut CD. Originally Posted by yuds
Every track on it is good.
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09-20-2005 10:45 PM #82
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Disc 2 of the Pearl Jam Oct 22, 2003 at Benaroya Hall. Specifically tracks 6 through 12. Their versions of Dylan's "Masters of War" and Johnny Cash's "25 Minutes to go" are spectacular.
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09-21-2005 08:22 PM #83
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Most recently I have been listening to some of my favorite bands Boston, Journey, and Queen. On a cd that I made.
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09-24-2005 09:41 PM #84
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"Reunion" - Stars
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09-30-2005 11:30 AM #85
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William Shatner's "Has Been". Tongue-in-cheek brilliance.
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09-30-2005 02:49 PM #86
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Thermals -- More Parts Per Million.
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10-06-2005 03:54 AM #87
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'Stil Raining, Still Dreaming' - Hendrix
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10-06-2005 09:04 AM #88
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New Paul McCartney--quite good
I'm going to pick up the rediscovered Thelonious Monk/John Coltrane concert (Carnegie Hall, 1957) today; by all accounts, it's mindblowing.
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10-08-2005 02:59 PM #89
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"Title Track" - Death Cab
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10-09-2005 09:58 PM #90
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Blur and Supergrass (new album is fantastic). Always listeing to Fugazi and Q and not U. Love Pete Doherty and the Libertines..I am eagerly awaiting the Babyshambles album and hoping Pete gets his life in order. Love LCD Soundsystem.
As for older stuff: I guess Big Star, Modern lovers, Joy Division and New Order, the Smiths, the Clash, the Beach Boys, Dinousaur Jr., Mudhoney, the Replacements, and other bands of the same ilk. Pixies will always be one of my favorite bands as well as Sonic Youth. Cannot ever go wrong with the Davies brothers and their band the Kinks.
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