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What are you listening to right now?

Tobias
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Posted 05/02/06 - 12:11 PM:	#121
Nice band Therion and good song too Jotunheim. I have shared a joint with them after their show in Amsterdam some.... 9 years ago I think.
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darkcrow
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Posted 05/05/06 - 12:44 PM:	#122
"I eat more chicken than any other man." The DOOrs..."I'm a back door man>"
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Posted 05/07/06 - 02:00 PM:	#123
Beyond Sanctorum is an awesome Therion album. np: Nortt - Gudsforladt
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sunday7
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Posted 05/07/06 - 08:27 PM:	#124
New Tool - 10000 Days...I'm surprised no one mentioned it yet.

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Posted 05/07/06 - 08:46 PM:	#125
Is there anybody out there? by Luther Wright and the Wrongs. Pink Floyd on banjo is cool.
Nobody ever became a famous philosopher by being a champion of ecumenical hybridism Daniel Dennett Freedom Evolves

Yixian
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Posted 05/07/06 - 11:29 PM:	#126
Il Gladiatore ~ Luciano Pavarotti You really HAVE to hear that song, I swear, it's the most moving piece of music I have ever heard. My current album of the month is Run Come Save Me ~ Roots Manuva. Sort of high brow UK hip-hop/reggae/garage. Awesome.
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Posted 05/08/06 - 12:34 AM:	#127
The Appleseed Cast - On Reflection
"'Everyone strives to reach the Law,' says the man, 'so how does it happen that for all these many years no one but myself has ever begged for admittance?' The doorkeeper recognizes that the man has reached his end, and, to let his failing senses catch the words, roars in his ear: 'No one else could ever be admitted here, since this gate was made only for you. I am now going to shut it.' -Franz Kafka, The Trial

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Posted 05/08/06 - 06:37 AM:	#128
K. wrote: The Appleseed Cast - On Reflection I just heard them for the first time the other day. I like.
Nobody ever became a famous philosopher by being a champion of ecumenical hybridism Daniel Dennett Freedom Evolves

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Posted 05/08/06 - 10:07 AM:	#129
Yixian wrote: Il Gladiatore ~ Luciano Pavarotti You really HAVE to hear that song, I swear, it's the most moving piece of music I have ever heard. My current album of the month is Run Come Save Me ~ Roots Manuva. Sort of high brow UK hip-hop/reggae/garage. Awesome. I agree, Pavarotti is hard to beat. My favorite is L' Elisir d'Amore: Una Furtive Lagfima But then I like everything Italian, from shoes to Art, the best.
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