RjD2 - Smoke and Mirrors
I know nothing about this... time to google

I just grabbed a copy of RL Burnside - A Bothered Mind. This is going to be a favorite. Take one of the best voices in the blues marry him to a hip hop beat with some fierce guitar, yah baby!

I could tell you, but I'd have to kill you, then I'd have to kill myself. And then, who would hide the bodies?! So, I can't tell you, I tell you!

Big, I realize you like that meth that I'm sending you, but you cannot take it all at one time...I keep having to tell Griff the same damned thing!

Ministry--Rantology: A collection of remixes, new songs and highlights of Ministry's 3 years with Sanctuary Records

Brian Eno--Here Come the Warm Jets
Marvin Gaye--Greatest Hits
Avenged Sevenfold--City of Evil

"I Got Plent O' Nothin'" Porgy and Bess got my gal, got my lord, got my song, who could ask for anything more?

Bob Dylan
No Direction Home: The soundtrack

Favorites;
It's all over now, baby blue
Desolation row
Hard rain
Maggie's farm
This land is your land.... shit, they're all good actually...

ROCK :lobstah:


:lol:

nuthin' i'm stuck in memphis for 2 hours.
but earlier today it was linkin park, nickelback, with a side of 3 doors down

Depeche Mode--Playing the Angel: Just released today. After one full listen, I like it. They haven't put a CD out with so much electronics since Black Celebration (1986).

DMB live
White stripes
Live PFloyd

Live Phish #6- Chalkdust Torture

Neil Diamond--12 Songs: Not bad...I'm gonna need to listen to it a few more times. My family and I are supposed to see him live next month. I wonder how these songs are going to translate on stage...mellow, but not really melodramatic or like his 60s work.

Just don't play it in your computer... 12 Songs is one of the Sony rootkit CDs.

So I heard...I was going to buy it off allofmp3.com anyway.

I've gotten to the point now where there are only some artists where I"ll actually go out and spend money to get the "real" CD. At the moment, that list consists of:

--Depeche Mode
--Dave Matthews Band
--OutKast
--The Reverend Horton Heat
--System of a Down
--Ozomatli

I gave that warning to my mother in law the other day. She had just bought the disk. I felt no need to give her the warning, because she's not the kind of person who plays disks in her computer, and she has no burner, but I warned her anyway.

Well, Murphy's law kicked in. It's the first CD she ever played in her computer. And she did it before I was able to warn her. She claims that nothing bad has happened to her PC yet, that she can tell. She has dial up connection to the internet. How paranoid should I make her when I see her this weekend? I know the uninstaller is worse than the copy protection. So I won't recommend that. She's basically without options at this point, isn't she? Nobody has an uninstaller for it, do they?

Screamin' Jay Hawkins - Voodoo Jive
Marty Robbins - Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs
Southern Culture on the Skids - Dirt Track Date

Microsoft claims that they are going to add the ability to remove this with a near future update of their Virus Removal Tool.

Of course, who knows what *that* will put on your machine.

John Hiatt- Crossing Muddy Waters

Hard'n'Phirm - Horses and Grasses

These guys are like the unholy love child of "They Might be Giants" and Stephen Lynch. I'm giving away at least 4 copies to various people for Christmas.

System of a Down--Hypnotize: For some reason, I don't think it was cool to release 2 new CDs just 6 months apart. It didn't bother me when Front 242, Metallica and Everclear did it. *shrugs*

Anyway, I like this one better than "Mezmerize" (which was released in May). "Hypnotize" seems mellower than its predecessor and more grounded, but it still careens out of control...that's a good thing.

John Mayer - Try! courtesy of son who has convinced mum that this shouldb be played at every conceivable moment. Luckily it's good, so the fact that it seems to be blasting out of every speaker I stumble across in the house isn't as disastrous as it might be if his tastes were less harmonious on the paternal ear

Welcome, Helen Flinders, to the cellar.

Normally, this is where I'd make a (n attempt at a) funny remark, based on your first post. *ahem* I know diddly about Gary Glitter, so I'll just pass this time. Give ya a raincheck, though. Redeemable at my convenience in response to one of your future posts, ok? Good.

Here you go, V.

Hmmm. Kicked out of Cambodia, without charges. They say the the wheels of justice turn slowly, but exceedingly fine. I hope it applies here too. Thanks (eww) for the tip, jinx.

Raincheck stands. T'wouldn't be fair to start in on Helen Flinders on that note, no pun intended.

As ever the Gary jokes are forming - last heard: they're not having Christmas trees in Vietnam this year, they're just going to be hanging Glitter

Welcome, Helen.

I found the record cover to be very amusing, given recent events. Hope that bodes well for things to come from your keyboard.

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Get Hung!

Stealing bandwith is bad manners.

Rehost, or upload.

Who's stealing? I own Amazon.com stock.http://bestsmileys.com/signs5/17.gif

You own bestsmileys.com as well?

uh oh.........
:spam2:

Are you certain?

We're experts on it.

God knows Bestsmileys is going to be brought down by leeching a 971 byte happyface.

Is hot-linking an image illegal?

It is not illegal, exactly like it's not illegal to blow cigarette smoke directly in someone's face.

Then you're saying that if you were The Grand Poobah you would make hot-linking, as well as many OTHER things, illegal..?

Nope. Being rude is sometimes necessary; stupidity is usually its own punishment; and ignorance just makes the ignorant look dumb. No need to get the law involved at all.

QED.

Crazy Rhythm by Nat King Cole on Nat King Cole - The Collection - 40 Hits. Nice. Oldies.

James McMurtry and the Heartless Bastards live in aught 3

The Funk Box

HOT DAMN!

a couple of track dedications:

for Elspode

for Brianna

for plthijinx

for all the girls out there sorry, after checking link and fixing link, the clip doesn't do it justice, you really need to hear the whole song... :rolleyes:

about Urbane Guerrilla

for lookout123

about Rock Steady

for Nothing But Net

for sycamore

I love this four cd set!! Pure sweet funk! Sorry I couldn't find something for everyone... I'm sure if you listened to it, you'd find something to groove to, something that *transported* you straight back to the day. mmmmm....Bye now.. *dances away*

Going Underground - The Jam

At this moment I am listening to Baba O'Riley on iTunes. Outside of my car and computer I do not listen to music anymore which is funny because years ago I used to work as a dj. First, at my college radio station which at the time was progressive rock, which meant that you played the obscure cuts by the most obscure artist you could find and you always talked in a hushed voice because it was "fm". Last dj job was at an oldies station over 30 years ago and I guess I'm still stuck in oldies. I still like music, but I just don't bother much anymore.

Be careful. Last time I listened to Baba O'Riley, I pulled a muscle in my neck. :o

Slippin' Into Darkness, War; Ain't No Sunshine, Bill Withers; I Gotta Move Out of This Neighborhood/Nobody Loves Me, BB King; Life Without You, Wall of Denial, Crossfire, Stevie Ray Vaughn; That's Why I'm Cryin', Koko Taylor. The playlist continues...

Further down are Lean On Me, Bill Withers; A Change is Gonna Do Me Good, Etta James; You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover, Willie Dixon; Laugh Out Loud, Robert Cray; At Last, Etta James. There's a flow, get it?

BigV--lose the first playlist and keep groovin' with the second one. I also recommend Johnny Paycheck's 'Take This Job and Shove It' and Dylan's 'Maggie's Farm'. Rock on!

Fuck yeah, BigV...Chaka Khan rules!

I've been listening mostly to Xmas music, along with some Dave Matthews, Radiohead, Depeche Mode and MF Doom. Haven't bought anything in a while.

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Chuck Norris Adagios

Glad you liked it syc! The other links are public, and from the same set. You'd probably like them too. I picked them with the dwellars named in mind, but I think it says more about my image of the named dwellar, y'know?

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Free Hasselhoff Download

Sorry, that's too expensive.

An early Christmas present--the soundtrack to Katamari Damacy. I'm in love.

Brothers on a Hotel Bed - Death Cab for Cutie
You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC
Paradise City - Guns 'N' Roses
For Those About to Rock - AC/DC
Demonizer - Judas Priest

Much more metal and rock 'n' roll.

Rent soundtrack (movie version)
The Essential Bob Dylan

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