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Feels Like the First Time
Foreigner

Jones
Atlantic / Wea
1977

Please help!
 

Hello,
Can someone please explain to me what does this mean: 362 and 293.
I see this on a forum where a couple use this to response to each other. I thought that's kinda cute although don't know what's that mean.
Please let me know,
Thanks.
Loss

Steve Perry - Oh Sherrie

Grab a listen to this guy - Don1977 - performing live now on Upstaged in UK - semi-final of the comp - so give him yr vote as well if you want

It runs live until 21.15 UK/16.15 East US time

"Sabotage" by Black Sabbath...one of their more underrated CDs.

Pantera - Cowboys From Hell

Morning Edition -- NPR

Usher.

kink
online streaming audio
acoustic station

http://www.kink.fm/

( oops...don't click on the fetish link ):blush:

Blush (Only You) -- Plumb

My wife fell in love with her music...she's pretty good.

The Cult...they still fucking rock after all these years.

Ian Astbury is one of the greatest frontmen out there.
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Down in Mexico - The Coasters

That's a great song...it's on the Death Proof soundtrack. Tarantino has a knack for putting together great soundtracks with his movies.

I'm glad The Cult are back together, but I thought he did a great job with Riders on the Storm (The Doors) too.

They Say--Scars on Broadway

Lordz Of Brooklyn - Saturday Nite Fever

the furnace running

Space Ritual by Hawkwind

the sound of silence

Bob Clark's commentary on "Porky's".

Rehearsing with the county Master Chorale for a run of performances of the Bruckner Te Deum and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. So I've got a disc of the Ninth in the 'puter.

Steely Dan - Aja

Just like I have every day, on my computer at work, for...a few months now? Since I saw it on VH1's Classic Albums, and then was talking about it in a thread here with UT and shawnee and jumbojim. Yeah, seriously, I listen to it every day, all day. Except when I have gig music to drill myself on, I do that for a few days before the gig, then it's back to Steely Dan.

Lots of drum and trance music. Love James Asher's Shaman's Drums and Bible of Dreams by Juno Reactor.

Just Sitting -- Smithstonian, the first track of Super Funk Is Back Vol 5, Rare and Classic Funk 1968-1977.

The link takes you to a page where you can hear a taste of each track on the disc. I heard "Just Sitting" during Preachin The Blues with Johnny Horn, Johhny Horn on KEXP (Sundays, 10 am to noon). I heard the track and went and bought the cd just for that track. The rest is pure profit. Ohhh yeah.

Wiley- wearing my rolex

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcKjlNMZAqI

http://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...ise1/dance.gif

Sevendust - self-titled debut

....yeah -- i agree, people are basically getting sick of the same old rock/hip-hop/r&b bullsh*t..... and there is just this big upsurge from a new style coming out of Europe -- best place i've found it so far is a compilation series called 'euro club hits' on itunes -- or check this link: http://electricfilebox.com/tracks

:) :D ;) :cool:

I've mostly been listening to XM since I got the new car--it came with a 3-month free subscription, and I'll probably subscribe after that. I've been hearing a lot of songs that I haven't heard in forever, e.g. "Hobo Humpin Slobo Babe" by Whale. How could you not like that song?!

Been listening to a couple Pandora stations. I'm building one off Eddie Vedder thats pretty good. Lil Griff being cooler than me has this really edgy punk think going that evolved from Arctic Monkeys.

Vedder does the music for "Into the Wild" and it's very good. J has been hooked on the songs since seeing the movie. Best of all he loses the mush mouth and enunciates.

cooling fans. laser printers. clicking keyboards. air conditioners.

Radiohead- a song from the new Rainbows c/d.
It was so retro and nothing like I expected.

Radiohead- Lull

all on AOL radio :D

which is good because I've been bored the last hour or so.

I just got done mowing the grass. I listened to Billy Joel's Greatest Hits while I was doing it.

Wylde Nept - John Kanakanaka

soundtrack from Aladdin. Love it.

I've been listening to the Pretenders all day today, I don't know why. They feel like a guilty pleasure since they have a female lead singer...

Babel - The Howling.mp3

Grant Lee Phillips - Ballad of Catain.mp3

Rob D - Clubbed To Death.mp3

I've been listening to this channel on XM called Fungus53. They play punk and similar-sounding music. Lots of stuff I haven't heard in forever...The Damned, Dead Kennedys, The Vandals, etc.

Emmylou Harris' Pieces of Sky.

Even if you think you could never like country or folk music, you should give a listen to this album. Heartbreakingly beautiful.

Alison Krauss and Yo-Yo Ma doing The Wexford Carol.

I think Krauss has a wonderful voice, but she lays a little too heavy on the tremolo sometimes.

dar, I've been having urges for some different music, something kind of folksy. Maybe I'll look for the Emmylou CD over the weekend. :)

Oh man, I saw Yo-Yo Ma perform a piece off his new album on TV the other day... wow did I hate it. It was this experimental thing with a woman playing bagpipes and screaming every once in awhile, and it was just terrible.

philistine.

Yeah. I thought it was dumb when we played that piece in 7/5 time in high school, too.

Holy shit - Is that who that was??? I saw that too!! Worse than terrible. As bad as that chili joke I posted. :vomit:

The interview was okay (Colbert) but the performance was like listening to a catfight. One where both cats actually die at the end.:headshake

Ignite - Fear Is Our Tradition

Death Magnetic - Metallica

MGMT

I'm listenin to their debut album. I am ever so impressed.

I've been listening to a lot of Ministry lately. I'm going to miss Al Jourgensen and the gang, but if McCain gets elected, he might wind up coming out of retirement.

MGMT are okay, but i personally recommend Black Kids, White Rabbits, Cajun Dance Party, etc a little more.

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

This is in the heart of the American cultural DNA. Somebody said it was coming up on the 50th anniversary of it so I fetched it.

I have never listened to the whole thing in real-time, but I've surely heard everything on it just by accident and since mama is a deep classic jazz fiend and since it influenced everything that came after it.

Since I have not yet achieved my own 50th anniversary this work is not revolutionary in my lifetime. It strikes me that my understanding of its musical language is largely due to Vince Guaraldi's awesome Peanuts soundtrack work, which began 5 years after Kind of Blue. We didn't realize it at the time, but you didn't grow up in the Peanuts generation without being exposed to quality jazz.

So, to me, Kind of Blue is simply good music, and not the extraordinary accomplishment that it's always heralded as. But for the same reason, it sounds... modern somehow, not like a 50-year-old recording.

Are You Hep to the Jive - Cab Calloway

Good music. Still sounds hep. :)

I love Miles Davis. Kind of Blue was the first jazz cd I bought when I went through my jazz fad last year. I'd heard most of it, like you say, accidentally; my Dad was a jazz fan.

I threw a department party on Tuesday, and had trivia. One of the questions asked "What big band leader and scat singer is best known for his 1931 hit Minnie the Moocher?" Only half of the teams got it. Sad. So very sad.

We need music education in this country.