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Yes, It Is Back - Another What's in the CD Player!

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Manny Ramirez, Dec 21, 2005.

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  1. Rocketman95

    Rocketman95 Hangout Boy

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    The White Stripes-Get Behind Me Satan
    Pharcyde-Bizzare Ride to the Pharcyde
    Dave Matthews Band-Stand Up
    Minutemen-Project: Mersh
    Led Zeppelin-Early Days
    Hieroglyphics-Full Circle
    Sonic Youth-The Whitey Album
     
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  2. oomp

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    The Groupies - It's from the 60's, Manhattan groupies discuss their exploits in an interview setting. It's a real time capsule, they debate the difference between American and British bands and talk very candidly about their adventures and mishaps.

    Small's Paradise Grindin' - Dr. Auratheft. Available on the web if you search for the title, it's a tribute to Jazz Organist Jimmy Smith who died a year ago. A great mellow listen. It's first track is "Root Down", which Beastie Boys fans would recognize as the music behind their rhymes on a track of the same name from "Ill Communication". Dr. Auratheft has alot of world mixes that are worth the listen if you like different music, they can be found in the same place as "Small's".

    Bob Marley & The Wailers Live At The Record Plant & Downtown Trenchtown - Two FM broadcasts of Marley when the Wailers first hit the states. Record Plant, performed live at a radio station in Sausalito in 73, is a studio worthy copy that has become my favorite album. They had been on tour most of the year ("Catch A Fire" & "Burnin" tours) and Marley and Tosh sound amazing together on this recording. DT is a live recording of a show in 75 in Chicago with the best versions of "Natty Dread" and "Trenchtown Rock" I have heard. Bob also interacts with the crowd quite a bit between songs.
     
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  3. SWTsig

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    in constant rotation lately:

    cream - london live may 2,3,5,6
    north mississippi allstars - hill country revue @ bonaroo '04 (seeing em tom. night, baby!)
    talking heads - stop making sense
    the band - the last waltz
    allman brothers band - live @ international pop festival 5/2 & 5/5 1970
    south austin jug band - *cant remember the name of the album* (saw them @ cheatam street in san marcos mon. night.... good show.)
    widespread panic (of course) - various shows
    a tribe called quest - low-end theory
    jimmy page & the black crowes - live @ the greek
    drive by truckers - pizza deliverance
     
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  4. AntiSonic

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    On the turntable:

    Beatles - 1967-1970
    Queen - Jazz
    Queen - Live Killers
    Rush - Rush
    Rush - Fly
    Styx - The Grand Illusion

    Half-Price Books is totally awesome.
     
    #104 AntiSonic, Jan 20, 2006
  5. Manny Ramirez

    Manny Ramirez The Music Man

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    In the car are the following Pink Floyd CDs: Animals, The Wall, Dark Side of the Moon, Meddle, and Wish You Were Here

    At home/work:

    "Highway 61 Revisited" - Bob Dylan
    "Close to the Edge" - Yes
    "The Man Who Sold the World" - David Bowie
    "Tour De France Soundtracks" - Kraftwerk
    "New Skin for the Old Ceremony" - Leonard Cohen
    "Foxtrot" - Genesis
    "Rickie Lee Jones" - Rickie Lee Jones
    "Closing Time" - Tom Waits
    "Bring the Family" - John Hiatt

    And coming soon:

    "New Values" - Iggy Pop
    "The Stooges" - Iggy & the Stooges
    "The Blue Mask" - Lou Reed
    "Street Legal" - Bob Dylan
    "Time Out of Mind" - Bob Dylan
    "Comes a Time" - Neil Young
    "Space Oddity" - David Bowie
     
    #105 Manny Ramirez, Jan 20, 2006
  6. AntiSonic

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    D'oh. That would be Fly By Night.

    My nights lately have been spent leveling up in Dragon Warrior and listening to classic rock lps. All I need now is some weed and some Cheetos.
     
    #106 AntiSonic, Jan 20, 2006
  7. RocketMan Tex

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    From 5-6 AM this morning, I was cranking up the stereo and my guitar rig and wailing along to this CD:

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    Good thing I live in a house with elderly, hard-of-hearing neighbors! :D
     
    #107 RocketMan Tex, Jan 20, 2006
  8. jo mama

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    choubi coubi - folk and pop songs from iraq
    stereolab - dots and loops
    king tubby and augustus pablo - king tubby meets rockers uptown
    sufjan stevens - greetings from michigan
    cocteau twins - heaven or las vegas
    bill monroe and doc watson - guitar and mandolin pickin' w/ absolutely piercing vocal harmonies.
    pixies - trompe le monde
     
    #108 jo mama, Jan 20, 2006
  9. MadMax

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    vegging on the Garden State cd in my office.

    Jason Mraz is in my cd player in my car right now
     
    #109 MadMax, Jan 20, 2006
  10. surrender

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    Getting in touch with my roots

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  11. oomp

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    PBS did a documentary a few years ago called "American Roots Music" The episode of Bluegrass was incredible, and had some great concert footage of them.
     
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    Dead Kennedys "Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death"
    Black Flag "Everything Went Black"
    Agent Orange "Living in Darkness"
    Social Distortion "Mainliner"
    The Offspring "Greatest Hits"
    Minor Threat "Discography"
     
    #112 Colt45, Jan 20, 2006
  13. MR. MEOWGI

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    Listening to a lot of Fu Manchu in my mp3 player as I jog. I really like the live stuff.

    Star Wars Radio Drama in the car for my commute home.
     
    #113 MR. MEOWGI, Jan 20, 2006
  14. pgabriel

    pgabriel Educated Negro

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    you like that CD? used to own, Ghostface talks about nothing, just rapid fire rhymes. and when I say he talks about nothing, I don't mean he doesn't say anything substantive, I mean his words mean nothing.


    been bumping

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    #114 pgabriel, Jan 20, 2006
  15. Rocketman95

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    Listening to The Cult's "Beyond Good and Evil" right now.
     
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  16. bnb

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    in my cd player right now (before i change it to look hip) there are two childrens cds, a holly cole (jazz) a james keelahan (folk) and some random christmas cd that i should really change. CD's tend to reside a while in our system.

    i haven't been listening to it much.

    On a side note....i have a new computer with a great speaker system and am looking for net radio stations. No death metal...and ideally few (if any) commercials. Kinda folk, accoustic guitar, jazz, eighties...well anything except metal and rap. Any suggestions?
     
    #116 bnb, Jan 20, 2006
  17. DrLudicrous

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    Download iTunes, they have a listing of radio stations grouped by genre that you can listen to.
     
    #117 DrLudicrous, Jan 20, 2006
  18. Fatty FatBastard

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    When did this come out? Asbury's voice has been shot for over a decade now.
     
    #118 Fatty FatBastard, Jan 20, 2006
  19. bnb

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    Thanks. It's free right? And not just for Macs?
     
    #119 bnb, Jan 20, 2006
  20. DrLudicrous

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    Yup, they have a free download for windows.
     
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