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What are you listening to right now?

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Posted 12/08/05 - 05:19 AM: Subject: What are you listening to right now?	#1
Pulp - This is Hardcore
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?

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Posted 12/08/05 - 06:35 AM:	#2
I've just been playing my harmonica, where I was playing and singing my own rendition of: Son House- Death Letter Which I was obviously listening too as I played.
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Posted 12/08/05 - 07:21 AM:	#3
Radiohead - Optimistic. Previously, Tool - Eulogy
Subterranian Homesick Alien

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Posted 12/08/05 - 08:40 AM:	#4
Well...as I first read this thread I was listening to the morning news on tv; but vordhosbn inspired me to put on some TOOL - jimmy and Pushit.

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Posted 12/08/05 - 09:24 AM:	#5
The Divine Comedy - Eric the Gardener.
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?

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Posted 12/08/05 - 09:28 AM:	#6
Masada VI. A customer just stopped in to the bookstore where I work and bought Arcana a collection of essays edited by John Zorn without knowing who Zorn is. I threw on Masada to give her a taste.
The freedom of philosophy is nothing but the capacity to lend a voice to its unfreedom. The more passionately thought denies its conditionality for the sake of the unconditional, the more unconsciously, and so calamitously, it is delivered up to the world. Theodor Adorno

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Posted 12/08/05 - 09:35 AM:	#7
Shostakovich Symphony no. 8 CSO, Sir Georg Solti, 1989 live at orchestra hall
"It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it." -- Joseph Joubert (1754-1824) "Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!" -- Isaiah 5:20 "What is wanted is not the will to believe, but the wish to find out, which is the exact opposite." -- Bertrand Russell (1872-1970)

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Posted 12/08/05 - 09:41 AM:	#8
L’Elisir d’Amore: Una Furtiva Lagrima…Pavarotti
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Posted 12/08/05 - 10:07 AM:	#9
Mothership, Mothership Do You Read Me by Cursive Boulevard Of Broken Dreams by Green Day The Great Disappointment by A.F.I. Wandering Star by Portishead That's just this minute. I'll go through metalcore, alternative, pop-punk, techno (love my techno) & goa (love my goa), and weird stuff like Portishead. How the hell do you catergorize them, anyway?

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Posted 12/08/05 - 11:08 AM:	#10
There's the slight hum of the CPU, and the occassional car passing on the road outside. Some tapping on the keys as I right this also. Otherwise it's fairly quiet; the world's just too damn noisy for me most of the time. Edited by Paradox on 12/08/05 - 11:13 AM
~ Paradox

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Posted 12/08/05 - 12:26 PM:	#11
Steeleye Span
So, unnoticed we will pass away, Like a flickering in the perpetual chaos

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Posted 12/08/05 - 01:52 PM:	#12
Nero Wolfe - Christmas Party (From the CBC, 1982)

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Posted 12/09/05 - 03:58 AM:	#13
MY conscience telling me to go and study+chopins-the butterfly etlude

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Posted 12/09/05 - 04:31 AM:	#14
I'm listening to Jimi Hendrix doing a Chuck Berry cover, Johnny B. Goode.
Now let it work! Mischief, thou art afoot, take thou what course thou wilt! -how now, fellow? William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar "Thinking is, or ought to be, a coolness and a calmness; and our poor hearts throb, and our poor brains beat too much for that." -Captain Ahab

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Posted 12/09/05 - 05:01 AM:	#15
Opeth's My Arms Your Hearse album. Probably the only decent music made in the last four centuries. Edited by kenichi on 01/24/06 - 05:26 PM
And we are here as on a darkling plain Swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight, Where ignorant armies clash by night

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Posted 12/09/05 - 05:22 AM:	#16
Eddi Reader singing La Vie en Rose
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?

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Posted 12/09/05 - 08:22 AM:	#17
kenichi wrote: Opeth's My Arms Your Hearse album. Probably the only decent made in the last four centuries. Mm, I loved that album a whole lot once upon a time. Into the likes of Burzum, Summoning, (early) Aeternus and The Chasm these days though, as well as stuff like Elend and Dead Can Dance - those bands have a lot more depth and philosophical/artistic value I find.
So, unnoticed we will pass away, Like a flickering in the perpetual chaos

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Posted 12/09/05 - 02:38 PM:	#18
cLOUDDEAD 13&God
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Posted 12/09/05 - 04:50 PM:	#19
well, since im always listening to something, i set up this thing so you can see what im listening to: http://blackghost.info/Now%20Playing/Playlist.html Edited by BlackGhost on 12/09/05 - 04:54 PM
clueless of the dark ministers of the night, dragging down their sabres bright. nucleus.blackghost.info

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Posted 12/09/05 - 05:29 PM:	#20
Seeking Solace 0 wrote: Mothership, Mothership Do You Read Me by Cursive Boulevard Of Broken Dreams by Green Day The Great Disappointment by A.F.I. Wandering Star by Portishead That's just this minute. I'll go through metalcore, alternative, pop-punk, techno (love my techno) & goa (love my goa), and weird stuff like Portishead. How the hell do you catergorize them, anyway? YES! Another Portishead fan! Ever hear of Massive Attack, they're another one of my favorites. Currently listening to: Mos Def - The Beggar
Subterranian Homesick Alien

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

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

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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

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

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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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