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Sneaker Pimps - Becoming X
The Don. (not as in don riina, but me boss)
trying to finish up at work so this is pushing me out the door :
John Cogar Mellencamp "Big Daddy"
John Cogar Mellencamp "Big Daddy"
Gong - Time is the Key
Jurassic 5
A guy masturbating loudly in my neighboring flat.
Time to put on some really loud music!
Iggy Pop - Lust For Life
John Mellencamp - Key West Intermezzo (I Saw You First)
QUOTE (Dostoyevsky @ Nov 25 2006, 1:40 am) 
A guy masturbating loudly in my neighboring flat.
how do you know that's what he was doing?
how do you know that's what he was doing?
Sagat - Fuck That
Joan Armatrading - Love and Affection
I hate to admit it, but right now I'm listening to "Get Busy" by Sean Paul...
The Demon of The Well - Steeleye Span off the new CD "Bloody Men"
Saw them perform it live last Friday - a very-well done song with interesting instruments (like a steel slide guitar & the Octave violin)...
Saw them perform it live last Friday - a very-well done song with interesting instruments (like a steel slide guitar & the Octave violin)...
Alabama from Mr. Coltrane
"Lord Elgin" - Steeleye Span off the new CD "Bloody Men"
Arrrrgh - this is such a catchy tune they'd be in danger of having a hit on their hands if released as a single.
Its a riddle song & took us ages to work out what its about...
Can STRONGLY recommend the album to anyone with a liking for British Folk-Rock (& thats not many people sadly).
Arrrrgh - this is such a catchy tune they'd be in danger of having a hit on their hands if released as a single.
Its a riddle song & took us ages to work out what its about...
Can STRONGLY recommend the album to anyone with a liking for British Folk-Rock (& thats not many people sadly).
British folk-rock... is that like the Levellers?
In a Little While - U2
QUOTE (UrbanAngel @ Dec 1 2006, 9:04 am)
British folk-rock... is that like the Levellers?
Um. British folk-rock as opposed to US folk-rock (eg Bob Dylan).
THE British Folk-Rock starters were Fairport Convention & Steeleye Span (look in Wikipedia).
Others like Albion Band & so on followed (this is simplistic view).
Whilst Fairport had a great flux in members & apart from Cropedy festival are not much active, Steeleye are in their 37th year & over last few have become even better IMHO (partly helped by new guitarist Ken Nicol). I saw Steeleye a number of times in the early 70s when I was a student in Manchester & now in my old age (& theirs) I've seen then a number of times recently in UK & they are excellent.
The songs are based on old tales: betrayed lovers, murder, haunted houses performed by 5-piece rock group incl electric violin & singing led by the best folk-rock voice around.
Latest CD has a 5-part piece on the industrial revolution (have to admit thats not my favourite but others like it a lot - incl my wife...)
Problem is getting this excellent muscianship across to young generation. Most people at concert
were 60+ I'd say (& the show is LOUD at times) with a few grandchildren there). Our 17 yr-old son likes them very much & came to concert but 14 yr-old daughter isnt interested.
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
Xs & Os by E.Smith A bit of a melancholy morning.
Bloodhound Gang- Bad touch- love the video.
Elvis: White Christmas. My wife is hanging the smuck about. Getting slowly in that Christmas mood.
The Go! Team.
Niceness wrapped up in 11 MP3s
Niceness wrapped up in 11 MP3s
Nothing , I live in the middle of nowhere!
The Fratellis - Chelsea Dagger.
Do do do do do do do dodo do dodo...
Do do do do do do do dodo do dodo...
The Business - Fear in your heart
Britney Spears - "I will always love you"
The shuffle on my ipod is finding some really really random tracks
The shuffle on my ipod is finding some really really random tracks
Hahah...But those random tracks had to get onto your ipod first...
Oh jesus. "The Forrest Gump Suite" from the soundtrack. My Sunday gets better by the second
Not sure where these came from - I don't own the CDs and certainly didn't pay to download them. I blame Casper the friendly ghost.
Not sure where these came from - I don't own the CDs and certainly didn't pay to download them. I blame Casper the friendly ghost.
I have a few of those myself. Pesky little Gespenst...
Elvis Costello, The Other Side of Summer
My boyfriend listening to and singing along with Abba...Too funny!
Crusoe is listening to The Holmes Brothers and they're wafting through to my office.
Terrorgruppe - Destroy the Krauts
Greenday - 'Welcome to Paradise'
Thanks to the TT rasta children I felt compelled to break out one of the all time best reggae albums "Sounds of Black Freedom" from Black Uhuru.
Black black as I am,
I stand
no way can change me from being a rasta man
follow satan they follow satan...
Black black as I am,
I stand
no way can change me from being a rasta man
follow satan they follow satan...
Silence is sexy.
Hmm not listened to any reggae for a while, think I'll put Trinity on. Just right after a spot of A Perfect Circle.
David Bowie - Jean Genie
No One is Innocent - revolution.com
Closer (I Wanna Fuck You Like an Animal)--Nine Inch Nails
the sound of constant car horn beeping and then a shouting match between two pissed off Germans who decided to both pull out at the wrong time
me stomach grumbling, think i have turned german!
there used to be a time when i got hungry around 12.30 now its like 11, just like all me colleagues
there used to be a time when i got hungry around 12.30 now its like 11, just like all me colleagues
David Holmes - Lets Get Killed. Gets me all wet.
That Billy Idol video is pretty wacky. Sinatra meets Sid Vicious meets Elvis.
...sneer...
...sneer...
For MoiLv
Foolish Games, you know who from.
Foolish Games, you know who from.
Panic! At the Disco - I Write Sins Not Tragedies
Watching "The Sweetest Thing"
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