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What are you listening to right now?

JAC
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Posted 11/13/07 - 12:50 AM:	#651
Soft Machine - Out-Bloody-Rageous http://youtube.com/watch?v=rsdgu_KtjvA Then off to bed with some Supertramp. Edited by JAC on 11/13/07 - 12:56 AM
"A life with love will have many thorns, but a life without love will have no roses." - Friedrich Nietzsche "I feel as if I were a piece in a game of chess, when my opponent says of it: That piece can not be moved." - Soren Kierkegaard

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Posted 11/13/07 - 01:47 AM:	#652
Backdraft - Thrice

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Posted 11/13/07 - 04:55 AM:	#653
I just heard a song called "Canada" by Michael Patrick Phelan. It can be heard here. After clicking on the link, click on "Launch Player", then click on the song title "Canada" on the list. http://www.michaelpatrickphelan.com/music.html canada I moved down to Binghamton a few years ago Degree in hand, and dreams as big as the sky Some came true, and some, I had to let them go I do what I love, and most days that’s enough We packed some things and headed north last Saturday Crossed the river to old stompin grounds In the air 1000 Islands called to me Their voices told me I’d come home again Chorus And memories came back to me Of things so long ago My hometown -- just a graveyard now A place I couldn’t go And home is with the one you love I’ve sure found that in you But what of my life ‘cross the 49th The things that I once knew Though my life has changed A part of me remains At home in Canada We took the 401 to see old Kingston town A place that we’d escape to be alone A fortress on the shores of Lake Ontario Revealed to me a scene from long ago And in that place I heard the sounds That once brought joy to me I saw the faces, felt the traces Of a family And through the tears Across these years A solace I have found In those summer days, spent out on the lake In a distant, northern town And though life has changed Part of me remains Back home in Canada We headed back to Binghamton on Labor Day The days of summer trailing in our wake The air had changed to something new entirely It’s crispness leaving memories no escape With changing leaves reminding me Of things so long ago Back to school and all the rules And things no one should know I’m older now, And I’m wiser now I have a life that’s good No, I won’t go back No, I can’t go back No, I don’t think that I should Yet through all that’s changed Part of me remains At home in Canada And though far away Part of me will stay Back home in Canada http://michaelpatrickphelan.com/lyrics.html#canad...

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Posted 11/23/07 - 09:53 PM:	#654
Zeppelin - Houses of Holy The whole album. Edited by Paul on 11/24/07 - 07:54 AM. Reason: punctuation
"We stand before the world, not in it." - Rilke "MAD, adj. Affected with a high degree of intellectual independence; not conforming to standards of thought, speech and action derived by the conformants from study of themselves; at odds with the majority; in short, unusual." - Ambrose Bierce (The Devil's Dictionary) If you have a small child, gently pull the mask over them first, and pull at the ends to tighten the straps.

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Posted 11/29/07 - 10:10 PM:	#655
Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon - Clone I don't know why I keep insisting on telling you what I'm listening to.
"We stand before the world, not in it." - Rilke "MAD, adj. Affected with a high degree of intellectual independence; not conforming to standards of thought, speech and action derived by the conformants from study of themselves; at odds with the majority; in short, unusual." - Ambrose Bierce (The Devil's Dictionary) If you have a small child, gently pull the mask over them first, and pull at the ends to tighten the straps.

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Posted 12/03/07 - 03:27 AM:	#656
Jill Johnson - First Christmas without you. Meh... felt like listening to some christmas songs, so I acquired a couple hundred songs. Coincidently, this will be the First Christmas without family...

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Posted 12/08/07 - 08:50 PM:	#657
President of What? by Death Cab for Cutie.
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Posted 12/09/07 - 07:58 PM:	#658
Paco de Lucia by Armik. Ah, flamenco.
A leopard went round his cage from one side back to the other side, he stopped only when the keeper came around with meat; A boy who had been there three hours began to wonder, "Is life anything like that?" --Charles Ives, "The Cage"

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Posted 12/10/07 - 12:14 AM:	#659
Fidelity by Regina Spektor.
Randomness.

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Posted 12/10/07 - 05:39 PM:	#660
Still more christmas songs... "it's" playing 98 degrees right now lol.

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Posted 12/13/07 - 05:53 AM:	#661
This is what I heard this morning on radio station WBACH 106.9 FM (Maine's Classical Network) - CHOPIN: Piano concerto #2 in f, Opus 21 B. 43, 2nd mvt. (Montreal Symphony Orchestra/Dutoit, Charles; Bolet, Jorge, piano) London Records

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Posted 01/13/08 - 08:17 PM:	#662
Going to California by Led Zepplin
"We stand before the world, not in it." - Rilke "MAD, adj. Affected with a high degree of intellectual independence; not conforming to standards of thought, speech and action derived by the conformants from study of themselves; at odds with the majority; in short, unusual." - Ambrose Bierce (The Devil's Dictionary) If you have a small child, gently pull the mask over them first, and pull at the ends to tighten the straps.

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Posted 01/16/08 - 07:51 PM:	#663
Blind Melon - Blister in the Sun
Randomness.

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Posted 01/17/08 - 07:15 AM:	#664
Is this the longest running thread here? "Steppin' Out" by Joe Jackson - who remembers that one?
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Posted 01/17/08 - 07:33 AM:	#665
hyena in petticoat wrote: Blind Melon - Blister in the Sun I thought that was a Violent Femmes song. It's a good one, though. And now it will be stuck in my head all day... GinRicky wrote: Is this the longest running thread here? Sadly, it's not even close. Anyway, I'm listening to Henry Purcell's famous aria "When I am laid in Earth," from every immature college student's favorite opera to bring up in impolite conversation -- Dido and Aeneas. (It'll come to you... just give it a minute.)
A leopard went round his cage from one side back to the other side, he stopped only when the keeper came around with meat; A boy who had been there three hours began to wonder, "Is life anything like that?" --Charles Ives, "The Cage"

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Posted 01/17/08 - 08:58 AM:	#666
Only thing I could imagine that would run longer would be on Abortion - that's a guaranteed circle-jerk.
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Posted 01/17/08 - 09:14 AM:	#667
And that's the thread I'm thinking of... (Though there are a few other threads longer than this one.)
A leopard went round his cage from one side back to the other side, he stopped only when the keeper came around with meat; A boy who had been there three hours began to wonder, "Is life anything like that?" --Charles Ives, "The Cage"

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Posted 01/17/08 - 01:22 PM:	#668
I am the Walrus - Oingo Boingo
Vivian Jaffe: Have you ever transcended space and time? Albert Markovski: Yes... No... Uh, time, not space... No, I don't know what you're talking about. I Heart Huckabees (2004)

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Posted 01/17/08 - 05:44 PM:	#669
PMB wrote: I thought that was a Violent Femmes song. It's a good one, though. And now it will be stuck in my head all day... Googles the song up Hmm... I just happened to come across Blind Melon's No Rain and kind of liked it then I searched some of their other songs and came across Blister In the Sun. It's a good song indeed. Is it a Violent Femmes original? Edited by hyena in petticoat on 01/17/08 - 05:51 PM
Randomness.

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Posted 01/17/08 - 07:03 PM:	#670
It is originally by the Violent Femmes, though it doesn't strike me as odd that Blind Melon might do a cover of it. I really liked "No Rain" when it came out, too. So thanks, now that I've gotten "Blister in the Sun" out of my head, I have to go listen to something else.
A leopard went round his cage from one side back to the other side, he stopped only when the keeper came around with meat; A boy who had been there three hours began to wonder, "Is life anything like that?" --Charles Ives, "The Cage"

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Posted 01/17/08 - 10:31 PM:	#671
I'm listening to soup... it smells good too.

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Posted 01/18/08 - 05:23 AM:	#672
Music for Strings Edited by Postmodern Beatnik on 01/19/08 - 07:28 PM. Reason: fixed link
...and so Achilles never reaches the tortoise. ...so never send Achilles to get fags!

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Posted 01/18/08 - 07:25 AM:	#673
Getting my Led out with Travelling Riverside Blues.
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Posted 01/18/08 - 10:42 AM:	#674
one of my favorites
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Posted 01/19/08 - 07:22 PM:	#675
Cadrache wrote: I'm listening to soup... it smells good too. Hooray for synesthesia! I overheard Donovan's "Wear Your Love Like Heaven" and for some reason got the urge to compile a mix of stereotypical 60s/70s songs, which I have been listenting to all day. So far I have: Strawberry Alarm Clock - "Incense and Peppermints" Deep Purple - "Smoke on the Water" Jimi Hendrix - "All Along the Watchtower" The Byrds - "Turn! Turn! Turn!" The Rolling Stones - "Paint It Black The Rolling Stones - "Satisfaction" John Lennon - "Imagine" Jimi Hendrix - "Foxey Lady" The Doors - "Five to One" The Doors - "Crawling King Snake" Donovan - "Wear Your Love Like Heaven Fifth Dimension - "Age of Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine In" The Animals - "House of the Rising Sun" The Monkees - "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone" Of course, it's not finished. I'm missing some obvious songs that I just haven't gotten around to pulling out of my collection yet, and I have some songs that are not so obvious (but I love them, so they're staying). Any suggestions?
A leopard went round his cage from one side back to the other side, he stopped only when the keeper came around with meat; A boy who had been there three hours began to wonder, "Is life anything like that?" --Charles Ives, "The Cage"

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