Cruxshadows. Been entranced by them for awhile now.

Sugar Were Going Down - Fallout Boy

As I burn my own MP3 discs, it's pretty varied.
You can get about 110 - 120 songs at 192kb on a 700kb disc.
Use CD-RWs - you won't go thru the discs so fast.
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The Misfits - Beware and More
MotorHead - Best Of - 2 disc - select tracts
The Plasmatics - Maggots
Type O Negative - The Least Worst Of
Rob Zombie - Past, Present, and Future
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UB-40/ bottle of Bully Hill happy anniversary baby.

i have never heard of them, but I am listening to Anthony and the johnsons and they are BRILLIANT....

:cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool: :cool:

I recently bought all 5 of Weezer's studio albums...I don't know why I didn't own them already. I've always been a Weezer fan, but just never bought their stuff. I'm the same way with Counting Crows.

And if you haven't heard it yet, you really should check out the new Depeche Mode CD, Playing the Angel. Damn...it's good. And I'm not just saying that because I'm a huge DM fan...I think a lot of casual listeners and fans of electronic/pop music will enjoy it.

Killswitch Engage

The End of Heartache

My Chemical Romance, in particulqr "Ghost of You"

Dream Theater - Octavarium (just released)
Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Beethoven's Last Night

TSO's been making waves with their Christmas-like songs, not to mention that insane house with the choreographed light show, but lemme tell you, BLN is not Christmassy at all.

I know this will sound a little like a shameless plug, but anyway...

I'm sure many of you have iTunes on your computer, to manage your music collections. Are you aware that the Apple Music Store has a Free Song section? There are usually one or two tracks waay down in the lower left corner (as I see it) of the Music Store main screen. Click on the song, add the song to your shopping cart, "buy" (for $0.00, seriously, that's what my reciept says) the song, and then listen.

Right now I'm listening to Cash Machine by Hard-Fi. It's really good and the price certainly was right. Check it out.

By the way, the "free" songs are a very limited time opportunity. Once I put a couple in my cart, and didn't download them. I came back the next day, checked my cart, and they were still there. But they were $0.99 now, same as all the other tunes. The "free" song was something else! Be forewarned.

Bob Dylan - Live at the Gaslight 1962
I'm gonna wear this cd out.

takes rocks aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand gravel, baby.....to make a solid road.

Ran across this bhangra mix the other day. Pretty cool techno Punjabi... woo hoo!
http://music.cloudfactory.org/oodeix...ika@oodeix.mp3

I tried, I really did. I just can't groove on it.

Oooh, I likee. It's a big file though. yeesh.

if the cut that starts at ~31:00 doesn't lift your sari then I don't know what would... ;)

and yeah it's pretty long 1 hr 21 min (~80 MB). :o

I suppose I can undelete it and try again ...

I will admit that setting the visualization to full screen enhanced the experience.

You know, I wanted a PSOne not only for gaming, but because of the visualizations when playing music CDs.

Moody Bluegrass - Various Artists. Moody Blues songs done in Bluegrass style. Amazing, unexpected, and quite wonderfully good.

Mrs. Elspode and I have been getting quite into the new wave of "Bollywood made in Hollywood" type films lately, in no small part due to the music. Incredibly infectious and uplifting stuff.

Just got back from a Depeche Mode concert! It was great! All great old and new songs...mmmmm Waited for a while to see them in Belgium and it was worth it! ;)

Carbon Leaf- Echo Echo Celtic Rock from Richmond Va. Good Stuff!

WAM turns 2-fitty
 

250th anniversary of the birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was last Friday.

So in sort of a somewhat wildly indirect tribute I offer this little ditty

from Tech N9ne.

So I was wondering if WAM was born say, only 25 yrs ago, would he be a Playa? ;)

And in 250 yrs will Tech N9ne be Beloved of God? :rolleyes:

Moondance

Phil Cody's The Sons of Intemperance Offering

Saw this guy open for another band about 5 years ago or so. I don't remember who he opened for. Maybe Warren Zevon? Anyway, I'm amazed that he never took off. He's really good.

We Are Scientists...curious. Its like Bloc Party crossed with a frat party.
meh/cool!

Sting - Desert Rose

Angry cigarette smoking music.

Rock-lifting Black Metal. Namely Darkthrone » Too Old, Too Cold \m/

MF Doom: Mm...Food
Danger Doom: The Mouse and the Mask
Black Star: Black Star
Mos Def: The New Danger
System of a Down: System of a Down
Miles Davis: On the Corner

In an Alan Parsons Project zone right now... all the best albums like Tales of Mystery and Imagination, Eye in the Sky, Sterotomy, Ammonia Avenue, Turn of a Friendly card, etc, etc, etc. Before that, Enigma, Loreena McKennitt, and an old 80s band, the Stabilizers (anyone else ever hear of them?)

My favorite new band is named 'My Sexual Dad'. I know, funny name - but their music is SOO GREAT!! they're from Highland Park, CA.
Super fun stuff!!!

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Wow.

When UT answers the quiz for the new kid before the questions are posed, you *know* that sh*t has to be good!

(runs off to find a sample of the tunage...

White Stripes - The Denial Twist

"If you think that a kiss is all in the lips, then you've got it all wrong"

Death Cab for Cutie...
what a way to wake up!

All She Wants To Do Is Dance. Kinda brings back memories.

I just rediscovered my old John Williams: 4 Bach Lute Suites CD. That's some nice music when you want something mellow.

It's the other John Williams, not the Star Wars guy.

Dido

Xanadu, Rush. I wonder if it takes surgery to sing like that...

Rush :D I will forever and foralways associate them with clothes drying machines :)

Right now I got Thyfing - Farsotstider going.

Just like the Bee Gees remind me of gargling mouthwash.

Breaking Benjamin...

the songs to go back to??
Paul Simon

"People say she’s crazy
She’s got diamonds on the soles of her shoes
Well that’s one way to lose these
Walking blues
Diamonds on the soles of her shoes" .....she hums along......

Floor: dove
Anberlin
Every Time I Die - Gutter Phenomenon
Helmet - Aftertaste

Hmmm. The Bee Gees remind me of drinking mouthwash...

The Handsome Family (NOT HANSON!!!)
The Kinks
Mekons
Richard Thompson
this guy ---> http://www.guitarmachine.com/
and this guy too---> http://www.alternativetentacles.com/...d=wesleywillis

The sound of my radiator making funny noises.

Steeleye Span
Beck
Stan Freberg's United States of America
Doctor Demento's 30th Anniversary Collection

Death Cab For Cutie -- Styrofoam Plates

I tried Death Cab for Cutie. I had a lot of trouble getting past the whole lightweight music and the "like brothers on a hotel bed" metaphor.

Mars Volta

Mostly Miles Davis this week...picked up a few of his CDs last week:

--Doo-bop
--On the Corner
--Live at Montreux
--The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions
--Filles de Kilimanjaro

Slipknot
Oxide and Neutrino
Kano

Twilight Zone by Golden Earring.

I just googled them, and was surprised to find that they are still around!

Saw a gig of golden earring in a small belgian town a few years ago...

Right now Max Raabe und das Palast Orchester playing Mein Gorilla and Kein Schwein ruft mich an. German singer singing songs of the '20 and '30. Very nice

the clap your hands say yeah

postal service

soul coughing, and the new mike doughty album

and the faint.

my life with the thrill kill kult came to town last night but i missed them. :(
anyone a fan?

Listening to some old vinyl 33.3's.

Uriah Heep

Big Brother & The Holding Co.

Frank Zappa

...I love this shit. Need to get set up w/ total recorder.

Cesaria Evora *sigh*

Radar Love was our 'unofficial' theme song for the Magellan Project (fka: Venus Radar Mapper) at the Jet Propulsion Lab.:)

they were the band; Janis was The Show.:love: