What are you listening to....... right now...........

Sigur Ros - that's one trippy band there, le bastard tannique.

Hey, again an npp. I'm killing on the local scene, just can't seem to go international with it.

The American Masters Bob Dylan TV show on Public Television. Name of show: No Direction Home, name of currently playing song: Rip It Up by Gene Vincent.

Derek

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Originally posted by grunhauser:
Sigur Ros - that's one trippy band there, le bastard tannique.

It's true, I'm tripping as I type.

I've now moved on to The Most Serene Republic.
http://www.arts-crafts.ca/themostserenerepublic/index2.html

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Originally posted by steve8:

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Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Dead Boys-Night of the Living Dead Boys.

I Need Lunch. :-)

The Decemberists - Picaresque

Why not try out the all wine show - http://www.graperadio.com

Recent interviews include:

-In the Vineyard with Claude Blankiet
-The Business of Champagne with Bruno Paillard
-Wine and Dine with The Zagat Survey

Brian Clark

Just finished listening to the post-game show for the first place NY Yankees

My ears are still ringing from the Rolling Stones show in Toronto tonight.

Good show.... nothing unexpected.....

Cool to see Mick run at least 10k on the massive stage at his age and still be able to sing.

Sound was good but not great. Keef's solos were hard to hear but dead on.

I hate to say it, but it was exactly as I expected (and I saw them 2 years ago and 10 years ago).

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Originally posted by spo1977:
"Yes. If you didn't see them live, in the day, I feel for you."

"I saw the Damned on the Machine Gun Etiquette tour - madness."

They were before my time, during that tour I was about 3. I became aware of them in the last few years though, great punk band.

I'm pretty certain there were some three year olds at the gig I went to.

It's nineties week on my favorite radio station: they are playing 2Unlimited right now...it hurts! My ears! My ears! AAAAAAARGGGGHHH!!!....

Rossini: La Cenerentola (Cinderella) Opera

Ryuichi Sakamato - Das Neue Japanische Electronische Volkslied, among others.
あなたを音楽的な天才ありがとう。

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Originally posted by grunhauser:
Ryuichi Sakamato - Das Neue Japanische Electronische Volkslied, among others.
あなたを音楽的な天才ありがとう。

link?

radio blog ryuichi sakamoto

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I'm pretty certain there were some three year olds at the gig I went to.

I guess I have no excuse then.

The Exploited - Let's Start a War
Vinyl Rules.

I remember the Exploited... Wan doo free fur da na na na na na na...

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Originally posted by Gigond Ass:
Let's Start a War

Was this a song by FEAR in the early 80's?

http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Let's-Have-A-War-lyrics-Fear/82A2F57189DA0E6248256D92000D368D

I still have their album somewhere...

Sieges Even- the art of navigating by the stars.

I would reccomend this to anyone who likes Rush, Styx or bands of that ilk. I know it is cheesy but I love this stuff .

Dead Can Dance- Toward The Within

Saw them last Sunday at the Hollywood Bowl. What a great venue. What a great show. Next weekend it's the Eagles at the Staples!

cocteau twins - heaven or las vegas.

tindersticks

Psychotic Waltz- Into the Everflow

A San Diego band that never really made it.

Airel
Daydream Nation
Richard Ashcroft
Delays
Skywave
The Great Depression
Call and Response
Verve

Paul McCartney. His concert in Toronto last night was simply spectacular.

Dropkick Murphy's - The Gang's All Here


- AD

Grace Jones, Island Life - because the "What's 007 Drinking thread" made me think of it. Also, some Hooverphonic, ELO, Chemical Brothers, A3, & Keane on the new Vandersteen 5A's.

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Originally posted by just a skosh:
Grace Jones, Island Life

You know, skosh, Victor, should have been a jazz musician. He loves his music, he plays his music, somewhere..

Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky's "Night on a Bare Mountain" performed by German Progressive band Mekong Delta. They also do a killer cover of the Genesis classic "Dance on a Volcano".

supagroup

they now rock my world.

Is this deja vu???

Motorhead-Bomber

Jurassic 5 from the CD Quality Control.

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Originally posted by spo1977:
Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky's "Night on a Bare Mountain" performed by German Progressive band Mekong Delta. They also do a killer cover of the Genesis classic "Dance on a Volcano".

Have you ever heard Kronos Quartet do Purple Haze by Hendrix?

switchfoot - nothing is sound

The Dead 60s - Self-titled
OK Go - Oh No
Sigur Ros - Takk...
Rolling Stones - Live in Brussels '73 Bootleg
Nada Surf - The Weight Is A Gift

Laura Veirs- Carbon Glacier

Huge talent, beautiful song writer, drift in, drift out.

my morning jacket - Z

I'm pretending I'm in Antarctica

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Originally posted by tanglenet:

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Originally posted by spo1977:
Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky's "Night on a Bare Mountain" performed by German Progressive band Mekong Delta. They also do a killer cover of the Genesis classic "Dance on a Volcano".

Have you ever heard Kronos Quartet do Purple Haze by Hendrix?

No, do you reccomend it?

Yes. But it's on a CD that I didn't care for anything else on it, so I got rid of it. If you can get the song without paying for the entire CD I recommend it. The arrangement is an almost note for note rendition of the song. The violin is used instead of electric guitar and it's really really good performance. A fun listening oddity.