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What are you listening to right now?

Gulnara
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Posted 12/09/05 - 06:14 PM:	#21
I hear Star Wars movie going on on another computer.
G.E.

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Posted 12/09/05 - 06:25 PM:	#22
Never heard of Massive. I'll check them out, though.

ASilverMountZion
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Posted 12/09/05 - 08:41 PM:	#23
mogwai - boring machines disturbs sleep easily one of my favorite songs of all time

softtarget
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Posted 12/09/05 - 09:05 PM:	#24
Johnny Cash: "Man in Black"
softtarget a journey to nothingness

Salimis
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Posted 12/09/05 - 09:21 PM:	#25
The Strokes, Automatic stop
Rebellion is the first sign of autonomy. The world is never quiet, even its silence eternally resounds with the same notes, in vibrations which escape our ears. As for those that we perceive, they carry sounds to us, occasionally a chord, never a melody. Albert Camus

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Posted 12/09/05 - 10:40 PM:	#26
The sound of a soft taco being chewed in my mouth. Although earlier I was listening to the Nirvana Unplugged album - a classic and one of my favorite of all time.

vivek
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Posted 12/10/05 - 05:46 AM:	#27
King crimson-starless and bible black.

Sigma
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Posted 12/10/05 - 01:49 PM:	#28
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"When the game is over the king and the pawn return to the same place" "You always claimed that you'd die for me. Why then are you surprised to hear your own eulogy?"

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Posted 12/11/05 - 02:03 AM:	#29
The Magnetic Fields - Nothing Matters When We're Dancing
Where once my wit, perchance, hath shone, In aid of others let me shine; And when, alas! our brains are gone, What nobler substitute than wine?

EcceQuiTollisPeccataMundi
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Posted 12/11/05 - 08:47 AM:	#30
Impaled's "Mondo Medicale," which falls most generally under black metal as it has Burzum or Meyhem qualities about it. I like the verbose use of medical bureaucratese in the context of mutilation and death. Maybe I'm just a twisted person though. All of that punctuated by the sounds of my nephew playing Soul Caliber 3 on the playstation 2. Probably pop in some of Thin Lizzy's "Black Rose" or "Johnny the Fox" later on...
The Optimist: I do believe that it was a life-changing experience. From this point on, every chicken sandwich I eat will be compared to that one and I know they'll all fall short...What a terrible world. Hyena: Or you can say that with the rarity of such a chicken sandwich, all the low quality sandwiches you are going to eat from then onwards would always remind you of how lucky you are for being one of the few who have been able to taste such an extraordinary sandwich.

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