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Clinically Insane
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I can't stop listening to Evancescence. It'll probably stop in a few days.
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Dashboard Confessional:
Most recently the iTunes Ep thingy of D/C with Michael Stipe doing D/C and REM hits.
thats my fav part of iTunes, live and acoustic stuff bands don't normally put out get put out (and of decent quality too)
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Registered User
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Location: Close to the sea and a place with a big, big castle...
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Joss Stone. What a voice for someone so young.
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Senior User
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Location: Guam - where the grass is green and the girls are pretty
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I saw a band called "Los Lonely Boys" perform on Austin City Limits on PBS. Some of the guitar work sounds like Santana, with a little blues and even a little islandstyling.
Also, I've been on a Guster, Jason Mraz and Jack Johnson kick for a little while.
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Professional Poster
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Originally posted by jonasmac:
I saw a band called "Los Lonely Boys" perform on Austin City Limits on PBS. Some of the guitar work sounds like Santana, with a little blues and even a little islandstyling.
Also, I've been on a Guster, Jason Mraz and Jack Johnson kick for a little while.
Hell yeah, I love the song Heaven when they played it. (Los Lonely Boys).
I am also digging Rods and Cones by the Blue Man Group.
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Addicted to MacNN
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"I'm for anything that gets you through the night, be it prayer, tranquilizers, or a bottle of Jack Daniel's."
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Mac Elite
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I, ASIMO.
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Addicted to MacNN
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Location: Bellevue, WA
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Professional Poster
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Moloko (Statues)
Derek and the Dominos (Layla &tc)
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"You rise," he said, "like Aurora." 
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Occasionally Quoted
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Professional Poster
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Originally posted by Stradlater:
Derek and the Dominos (Layla &tc)
I would've bought that one from the iTMS except I'm in Canada.
Anyway, I'm addicted to music from the 60-80's. Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, Zepplin, Meatloaf, Boston, G&R...not one band or song in particular right now.
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Addicted to MacNN
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Newest Cypress Hill.
Still trying to decide if it is as good as their first material or not. Also trying to decide what songs could be singles played on TV. So far have about 80-90% accuracy in that area on new CD's.
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"If Bush says we hate freedom, let him tell us why we didn't attack Sweden, for example. OBL 29th oct
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Professional Poster
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Originally posted by bradoesch:
I would've bought that one from the iTMS except I'm in Canada.
Anyway, I'm addicted to music from the 60-80's. Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, Zepplin, Meatloaf, Boston, G&R...not one band or song in particular right now.
If you like Derek (Eric), Zep, Beatles, Jimi, Miles Davis, etc...check out http://www.sharingthegroove.org/
It's a great community that shares live and unreleased public material. It's all in lossless compression, so you'll need to download xACT (search VT or MU) to convert them to AIFF. I downloaded the Fillmore Double Night of Derek & the Dominos a week or two ago and the quality is incredible. Look for soundboard (SBD) material for the best quality live; demo/unreleased studio material is usually pretty good, too; audience recordings (AUD) usually aren't nearly as good, but some people still like them.
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"You rise," he said, "like Aurora."
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Senior User
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Originally posted by CheesePuff
Hell yeah, I love the song Heaven when they played it. (Los Lonely Boys).
Heaven -
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weird underground japanese **** like Tetsu Inuoe, and radicle jewish music like Jamie Saft and Mike pathos, also Rob Swift, Squarepusher, boards of Canada... what not...
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Right now: Tool.
But it is more than a passing fad. I have been listening to all of Tool's albums for the past 4 months, with at least a few songs everyday. I think I am actually liking the songs the more that I listen to them.
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I like chicken
I like liver
Meow Mix, Meow Mix
Please de-liv-er
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Mac Elite
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Mac Enthusiast
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All opinions are entirely those of my employer. It's not my fault.
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Mac Elite
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Bicycle.
Their first (and last) album came out in '99 - and I ran across it in a used CD shop a week or so ago for 99�. It's interesting stuff. But it grows on you.
Also, The Folk Implosion.
One Part Lullaby is a damn fine album.
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Radiohead.
And some songs off of Donnie Darko ie. Tears for Fears, Echo & the Bunnymen.
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Mac Elite
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Addicted to MacNN
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Sorry, that's not Tears for Fears. "Mad World" on the Donnie Darko soundtrack is a cover by Gary Jules. You can find it on his amazing album "Trading Snakeoil for Wolftickets," which is one disc I've been listening to for weeks. Definitely one of my better purchases.
I've also been addicted to:
Boards of Canada � "Music Has the Right to Children"
Turin Brakes � "Ether Song"
Spoon � "Girls can Tell"
The Decemberists � "Her Majesty"
The Notwist � "Neon Golden"
Calexico � "Feast of Wire"
Yeah. Something like that.
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Mankind's only chance is to harness the power of stupid.
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Professional Poster
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Originally posted by ShortcutToMoncton:
Sorry, that's not Tears for Fears.
Sorry, Tears for Fears IS on the album; the song, however, is "Head over Heels" ("Mad World" is indeed a cover).
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"You rise," he said, "like Aurora."
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Originally posted by Mark Tungston:
Dashboard Confessional:
Most recently the iTunes Ep thingy of D/C with Michael Stipe doing D/C and REM hits.
thats my fav part of iTunes, live and acoustic stuff bands don't normally put out get put out (and of decent quality too)
Ugh... WORST-MUSIC-EVER.
Sorry, "music".
And yes, I mean worse than all of the boy-"bands" and Spears and Aguilera and whatnot combined.
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Senior User
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2.16 Ghz Core 2 Macbook, 3GB Ram, 120 GB
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Addicted to MacNN
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Mac Elite
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Originally posted by starman:
I can't stop listening to Evancescence. It'll probably stop in a few days.
Mike
Right now for me it's asian pop. Don't understand the words but the music rocks. BoA is the name I think. When I find a song I like I just play it til it's dead. Otherwise I can't listen to anything else without thinking about the song that is stuck in my head.
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Altern all the way
The Strokes
The Dandy Warhols, etc.
Jean Leloup too..
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Addicted to MacNN
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floyd...echos and early ones
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Originally posted by Cipher13:
Ugh... WORST-MUSIC-EVER.
Sorry, "music".
And yes, I mean worse than all of the boy-"bands" and Spears and Aguilera and whatnot combined.
Sorry, The Darkness get that prize. Talk about puke music.
Right now System of a Down gets all my attention though they are a little weird�
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I'll stop using the term "colored" as soon as they do.
I'm somewhat of an enigma: an atheist conservative.
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Originally posted by Saul Goode:
Sorry, The Darkness get that prize. Talk about puke music.
Right now System of a Down gets all my attention though they are a little weird�
I have a hard time knocking The Darkness because they don't even take themselves seriously. They don't even begin to try to act like a serious band.
Which is why I like them even though I don't typically don't like their kind of music.
Dashboard does suck though.
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I like chicken
I like liver
Meow Mix, Meow Mix
Please de-liv-er
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2001
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Jakson Browne,
hung out with him for 1/2 hour in November after a show he gave us tickets to, now hes in the hall of Fame! What a cool guy and great song writer!
See a picture of us together on my site
http://www.hillbillywinos.com/Announcements1.htm
Scroll down a little then.
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before henderson can say it-
united states of whatever- liam lynch
IBGR� 
honestly tho, im really sold on the del mccoury band lately.
EDIT: oh and starmike- nice sig man.
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Originally posted by Stradlater:
Sorry, Tears for Fears IS on the album; the song, however, is "Head over Heels" ("Mad World" is indeed a cover).
Yup 
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Mac Elite
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I've been on a Mingus kick for the last few weeks. Moanin' has been on an almost endless loop.
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Safe in the womb of an everlasting night
You find the darkness can give the brightest light.
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Professional Poster
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John Vanderslice and MK Ultra
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Don't try to outweird me, I get stranger things than you free with my breakfast cereal.
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I'm diggin' Marcy Playground's new album mp3. "Deadly Handsome Man" is a catchy tune.
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Slick shoes?! Are you crazy?!
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Originally posted by Stradlater:
Sorry, Tears for Fears IS on the album; the song, however, is "Head over Heels" ("Mad World" is indeed a cover).
Hahahha....my mistake! I own the album and didn't even know that.
I'd still take Gary Jules any day. 
greg
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Mankind's only chance is to harness the power of stupid.
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Mac Elite
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Originally posted by Phanguye:
The Grey Album
me too. the grey album rocks.
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Mac Enthusiast
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15" 1.25/512/80/5400/SD/AE Aluminum Powerbook
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Senior User
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iMac, Intel Core-Duo 2GHz, 2GB, 250GB, OS X 10.4
PowerBook 12", 867MHz, 640MB, 60GB, OS X 10.4
iMac G3, 333MHz, 288MB, 6GB, OS X 10.3
iPods: 3G iPod, 1G mini, 1G shuffle, 2G nano
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Originally posted by ambush:
Altern all the way
The Strokes
The Dandy Warhols, etc.
Jean Leloup too..
Ugh. The Strokes. Nearly as bad as Dashboard.
Originally posted by Saul Goode:
Sorry, The Darkness get that prize. Talk about puke music.
Right now System of a Down gets all my attention though they are a little weird�
The Darkness ****ing blow, but they're not as bad as Dashboard...
Good ****
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Professional Poster
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Pink's new album. I honestly have no idea why, but I like it.
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I tried to sig-spam the forums.
ADVANTAGE Motorsports Marketing, Inc. • speedXdesign, Inc.
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Senior User
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Originally posted by daimoni:
Wire's first two albums.
I've been listening to them over and over and over and over since last November.
I wish I could stop. But I can't.
I tried to break the spell by listening to their latest releases. But it didn't work.
That is not a bad thing. Let the addiction continue.
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Two steps forward (six steps back)
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Mac Elite
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Another Simon & Garfunkel addict here...lyrics, harmony, melody: great for singing along. But is there a version of Bridge Over Troubled Water without those horrible off-key violins??
Also presently addicted to: Bob Dylan's Tangled Up in Blue, Boots of Spanish Leather and Shelter from the Storm.
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young's Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
John Coltrane's Equinox
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I recently rediscovered Tom Waits' first album Closing Time which is really unlike any of his later albums as he actually SINGS on it. Melancholy, perfect for when you're not in the mood for something loud or fast or electro or whatever.
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cipher13,
everyone has different tastes...
why are you being so negative and close minded?
i have a general respect for most artistic endeavors even if it doesn't suit my particular tastes. I do not discount their efforts as I believe if some people enjoy it, who am I to rain on their parade?
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Originally posted by spiky_dog:
me too. the grey album rocks.
I'll third that.
I'm also listening to Kanye West's "College Dropout" album quite often.
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Originally posted by Mark Tungston:
cipher13,
everyone has different tastes...
why are you being so negative and close minded?
i have a general respect for most artistic endeavors even if it doesn't suit my particular tastes. I do not discount their efforts as I believe if some people enjoy it, who am I to rain on their parade?
I respect everything from Outkast, to Angra, to Chopin, to The Ataris, to No Doubt, to (etc, etc), to an extent (at least).
Dashboard, however, suck. As does anyone that likes them. End of story. Sorry, but Chris is a ****.
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