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Yesterday.....The Beatles
Gary
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currently spinning: James Chance and The Contortions - Buy



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Touchness by Enigma.
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currently spinning: Deadmoon - Unknown Passage



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IGGY POP "Candy"
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Christina Aguilera - Genie in a bottle.
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currently listening: Vertigo Mixed presented by Andy Votel





The album is broken up into parts, but the whole thing is available on youtube. I repurposed this blurb from an amazon review: Whether it's chunks of proto metal, glam, heavy jazz, funk (but really lots o' proto metal) or whatever other odd detours this mix presents, they all have an element of swaggering bombast. Moreover, it all flows like a wild party, and there's something in the punch. It can get a little weird, at times, but never monotonous as there's something fresh around each corner and they come fast and furious. Welcome to the funhouse.
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Grateful Dead " Fire in the Mountain"
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Only The Lonely - Roy Orbison
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Flamenco Jazz - Chano DomÃ*nguez.



awesome!
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I don't know what they are saying, but I love this. I have a few of their cd's.
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Close To The Edge.....Yes.....Gary
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You are welcome.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk and if there are spelling errors, blame my iPhone...not my laziness.
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Los Lonely Boys rock!!!
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currently spinning: Andre Williams - Silky



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Very fun mash-up...
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Sonic Youth Murray Street
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currently spinning: Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain



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Dire Straits - Money For Nothing
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Honey - Bobby Goldsboro
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paul weller sonik kicks
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listening to the gotan project - la revancha del tango

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J.S. Bach. Triple Fugue in E-flat. BWV 552. André Isoir.

Mm. Nice! And the Scorpions remake with the Philharmonic too.

I can't remember if I posted this before, either.


XTC -- "I Bought Myself a Liarbird"
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Mykki Blanco - Join My Militia (Nas Gave Me A Perm)

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currently spinning: White Stripes - White Blood Cells



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The Beatles.....Twist And Shout
Gary
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The captive heart by Brendan Perry.
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(I'm) Stranded - The Saints

Dude, this song has been stuck in my head all day.

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currently spinning: Poison 13 - Wine Is Red Poison Is Blue



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David Guetta (feat. Sia) - Titamium. A gret song to wake you up. "I AM TIIITAAAANIIIIIIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM"
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Billy Bragg "she's got a new spell"
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Cry Like a Baby - The Box Tops
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currently spinning: Faust - Faust Tapes



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antipop consortium

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currently spinning: Syd Barrett - Opel





Although I dig some Pink Floyd, these Syd Barrett albums see way more action than the Pink does.
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Gloria Estefan - 123
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I'm amazed at the diversity of moods Messiaen conjures in a little over three minutes. I love this period of his work - rhythmically rich, harmonically dense, but he hadn't lost clarity of line that gets smudged in his more grandiose mid-century works.
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currently spinning: Frank Zappa - Hot Rats





Seems incongruent that he was straight edge.
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John Martyn - Solid Air
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currently spinning: Mudhoney - Superfuzz Bigmuff





Diminished in no way by time, still sounds as fresh and visceral as it ever did.
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currently spinning: Frank Zappa - Hot Rats





Seems incongruent that he was straight edge.


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FAURE - Op. 50 Pavane for Orchestra and Chorus

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currently spinning: Olivia Tremor Control - Music From the Unrealized Film Script, Dusk at Cubist Castle





Never really understood why this band wasn't more popular. There's dozens of those.
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spank rock feat amanda blank - bump
my friday song, my feel good, put me in a good mood summer song (and love the 'fuck the black eyed peas' line)
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Originally Posted by Sugandaraja View Post

I'm amazed at the diversity of moods Messiaen conjures in a little over three minutes. I love this period of his work - rhythmically rich, harmonically dense, but he hadn't lost clarity of line that gets smudged in his more grandiose mid-century works.

Love me a bit of Messiaen. One of the best reasons for attending church! :-) jk

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The Who......Quadrophenia
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