Fave Music at the Moment

This1Yankee · 10-06-2006, 08:10 AM

Huge music fan, and I love to know what other people are listening to. So here are my faves for right now (listed by artist, and track names separated by commas):

Regina Spektor - Fidelity, Edit
Evanescence - Everbody's Fool, Going Under, Call Me When You're Sober
AFI - Love Like Winter
Blue October - Into The Ocean
Christina Aguilera - Nasty Naughty Boy ( for anyone with burlesque tendecies...)
Breaking Benjamin - Dance With The Devil, Topless, You Fight Me, Diary of Jane (acoustic)
John Mayer - Slowing Dancing in a Burning Room, Dreaming with a Broken Heart
Danity Kane - Touching My Body, Hold Me Down
Imogen Heap - Goodnight and Go, Headlock
Hinder - Better Than Me
The Killers - When You Were Young

FELL FREE TO POST YOURS TOO!!!!

Dark_Hart · 10-06-2006, 08:14 AM

I am a huge music fan too

and I really like Miseria_Cantare..its one of my fav

This1Yankee · 10-06-2006, 08:16 AM

DO they have an album out or are they underground?

Ample Pie · 10-06-2006, 08:38 AM

Regina Spektor - Better
She Wants Revenge - Tear You Apart
Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
The Killers - When You Were Young
Frou Frou - Let Go
The Shins - Caring is Creepy
The Shins - New Slang
Remy Zero - Fair
The Fray - Over My Head (Cable Car)
Hefner - The Hymn for the Cigarettes
Hefner - Fat Kelly's Teeth
Hefner - Hello Kitten
Martin Creed - I Can't Move
The Nails - 88 Lines about 44 Women
Crash Test Dummies - Afternoons and Coffeespoons

KnottyOne · 10-06-2006, 08:47 AM

Music=Life I've been findin a couple of new underground bands but lately i've been listeining to nothin but Sublime (that never changes and you will never get me to say they arent one of the greatest bands ever ^_^) and alot of older TRUE rap. Alot of Dr. Dre, older Snoop Dogg, Biggie, 2pac, older DMX, ya know good stuff. O... and for some reason alot of counting crows lol

This1Yankee · 10-06-2006, 08:53 AM

AH, that's awesome!! Someone who likes Rock AND Rap!! How rare are you (me too)?!?! Sublime rocks! I love that they are still played on the radio even though they haven't had a new release in god-only-knows how long. I just heard Date Rape on the radio yesterday...needless to say, the volume was offensively loud :-)

KnottyOne · 10-06-2006, 08:57 AM

YES!!! We are far to rare. I've always been tryin to make a bridge between the two with my own music and so far have been kinda successful with it. And sublime... yea, when bradley died, it was one of music's greatest losses. I basically own all their albums and listen to... well one or 2 a day lol. And curentlly I'm workin on startin a tribute band for them. That is the dream right there. But yea, music is awsome, it's always nice findin someone with the same tastes, what other stuff do u listen to?

This1Yankee · 10-06-2006, 09:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KnottyOne

And curentlly I'm workin on startin a tribute band for them. That is the dream right there.

If you do that, you absolutely MUST let me know...I'll be your first fan! I actually grew up in Lancaster, PA so I have spent a good deal of time in Philly. I like just about everything...there is at least one song in every genre that I enjoy. Rap used to be so Taboo at my house when I was younger that I just was drawn to it (me, a rebel?? no, what gives you THAT idea???). I just really started getting back into rock, because there are some just amazing bands that are breaking into the biz and I'm liking the subtle changes. Have you heard Disturbed's remake of the eighties song? It's awesome, and totally combines two amazing era's of music. I used to write an article for my school newspaper on the underground rock scene in Lancaster, which was pretty much just a great excuse to get to stay out late on school nights because it was for a school assignment. I'm a big Nirvana fan, Fuel, Korn, all of the bands I listed in the original post, I just pretty much like everything. Except for complete screamo bands...there needs to be some sort of musicality to it, because it doesn't take talent to strum a guitar like crazy and scream "lyrics" (although it just sounds like strings of syllables) over top of it. (Wow, this turned into a friggin' novel...sorry!)

Slowfuse · 10-06-2006, 10:48 AM

Hey Knottyone, have you heard any Blowfly?

today's playlist:
Everlast "White Trash Beautiful"
3 doors down "When i'm gone"
Johnny Cash "Hurt"
Nickleback "How you remind me" "Good times gone"
Cross Canadian Ragweed "Dimebag"
Savoy Brown "Hellbound Train"
Chris Knight "The Hammer going down"
Dwight Yokum "Buenos Noches from a lonely room" "1000 miles"
Kid Rock "Cowboy"
Shooter Jennings "Steady at the wheel"
Staind "it's been a while" "outside"
THE Hank Williams "Why should we try anymore" "lost highway"

Dark_Hart · 10-06-2006, 12:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by This1Yankee

DO they have an album out or are they underground?

this is one of my fav.

AFI ( Miseria_Cantare)

follow the link sweetie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=josQgndpRS0

This1Yankee · 10-06-2006, 12:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dark_Hart

this is one of my fav.

AFI ( Miseria_Cantare)

follow the link sweetie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=josQgndpRS0

I swear to god that I am not a natural blonde...although my earlier post would have you thinking that. Although I am new to the whole AFI scene...I can't help but think that the lead singer is HOTTTTT...on fire...and I don't know why, because he's kind of girly in a gothic, punk, skinny jeans sort of way...mm mm mm.

EDIT** Oh, that is good stuff, man! Good suggestion.

CitizenKabuto · 10-06-2006, 12:39 PM

Funhouse-The Stooges
Sam's Town- The Killers
Doolittle-The Pixies

Ample Pie · 10-06-2006, 01:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CitizenKabuto

Funhouse-The Stooges

it's always a good time for this

JoyJoy · 10-06-2006, 01:52 PM

I only have a cassette player in my car, which severely limits what I can listen to, as my cassette library isn't what it once was. As a result, I find myself listening to the same tapes repeatedly, but thankfully, I love them all. Recently I found my old Clapton Unplugged tape and have been falling in love with it all over again this week. I also have an old Queen tape that has lost it's label, one of Dave Matthews (the album with Crash), a Don Henley album, and a copy of a soundtrack from a movie I forget the name of that dealt with Irish immigrants that is wonderful Irish music. I think I need to go to the used music store and do some gravedigging to expand my selection. Suggestions welcome.

This1Yankee · 10-10-2006, 09:00 AM

oooh, new one. De/Vision - Star Crossed Lovers (sexy, trance-ish)

LJ Rock · 10-10-2006, 10:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KnottyOne

... and alot of older TRUE rap. Alot of Dr. Dre, older Snoop Dogg, Biggie, 2pac, older DMX, ya know good stuff. O...

I'm sorry, but this just made me chuckle out loud.

These guys are considered old school now? I guess Run DMC, Public Enemy and A Tribe Called Quest must be dinosaurs to you guys! lol

ThatFatGirl · 10-10-2006, 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CitizenKabuto

Doolittle-The Pixies

Yes, yes, yes! One of my all-time favorites.. so far, I'm not recognizing much on everyone's playlists, but The Pixies I know and love. Also mentioned - Sublime - I only have the one CD with Santaria and "What I Got" on it, but I love it so...

Back to reading..

ThatFatGirl · 10-10-2006, 01:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LJ Rock

I'm sorry, but this just made me chuckle out loud.

These guys are considered old school now? I guess Run DMC, Public Enemy and A Tribe Called Quest must be dinosaurs to you guys! lol

I was bouncing around to these guys in college which was like.. a lifetime ago to some of the people here. I bought "Paul's Boutique" by the Beastie Boys when it first came out.. I have "Three Feet High and Rising" by De La Soul on vinyl. Yes, I am indeed OLD.

LJ Rock · 10-10-2006, 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThatFatGirl

I was bouncing around to these guys in college which was like.. a lifetime ago to some of the people here. I bought "Paul's Boutique" by the Beastie Boys when it first came out.. I have "Three Feet High and Rising" by De La Soul on vinyl. Yes, I am indeed OLD.

Yes, time flies doesn't it? lol Both of those albums were dope! Remember "A Wolf in Sheeps Clothing" by Black Sheep, or the first Cypres Hill album? How about The Jungle Brothers "Done By the Forces of Nature." Ah yes, those were the days.

LillyBBBW · 10-10-2006, 01:14 PM

I took my 9 year old neices and their friends for a 2 hour ride in the van last Sunday and I popped in their Mariah Carey CD "Emancipation of Mimi" and they sang every song in unison the whole ride. It was so much fun I'm going to break my own rule and buy the CD myself. It's a glorious reminder of a fine memory I have now.

wrestlingguy · 10-10-2006, 06:09 PM

First off, let me say that I also think that Regina Spektor is incredible! That being said, here's what I'm also listening to at the moment:
1. DJ Sussex. An English DJ that mixes old school with new beats for a really unique sound. I used to do similar mixes in the 90's, but not as good as this guy. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=68457265

2. Daniela Cotton & the Pistoleros. A young girl from the state of New Jersey (like me), who sings rock with the best of them. Her new disc is called "Small White Town" (she was the only black girl in her home town of Hopewell, NJ). My favorite track is "It's Only Life". God, I hope these links work......http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=59686687

3. TM Stevens. One of the best bass players I've ever heard or seen. I first saw this guy back in the early 80's backing former Springsteen keyboardist David Sancious. He hasn't had a new CD since 2003's Shocka Zooloo, but this disc has had me happy for the past two years, so I can't complain. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=14671106

4. The New Cars. Yeah, they're back, minus Ric Ocasek, but who gives a crap? He's been replaced by Todd Rundgren!!! Great session musicians, including former Utopia bassist Kasim Sultan, and The Tubes' Prairie Prince on drums. They sound like the original, only better.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=14671106

5. Frenchie Davis. This is the same Frenchie that was kicked off American Idol a few years ago for having NEKKID pictures on the internet. She is also a gorgeous Big Beautiful Woman, who can sing her ass off!! I've seen her on Broadway in Rent, and I have a CD of some of her vocals from the show. She would have won American Idol that year, but she's way too cool for that....
Honorable mention, Cat Power Greatest Hits, Gnarls Barkley (I can't stop playing that disc), Matisyahu - Live at Stubbs, and ANYTHING from Michael Sembello (ask me, and I'll tell you more about him).

Checksum Panic · 10-10-2006, 07:19 PM

Oh man soooo many good bands, right now I'm listening to

At the drive in

Sigur Ros

Coheed and Cambria - f-ing love them!

Kyte

Mew

The Gossip

Radiohead

Portishead

These bands are all so good!

Ericthonius · 10-10-2006, 07:21 PM

What's my CD player got in her now? The new Evanescence album, (Yeah, I'm that old, I still call then albums), The Open Door.

Picked it up Thursday and I'm listening to it non-stop including all day Sunday while cleaning the new apartment and wow! An almost perfect soundtrack for a cool New England evening lit by the full moon. I don't listen to much new music but this I like. The more I play it the more It grows on me. I think this' the first album I bought when it came out since maybe Dynasty, by Kiss in '79? No.. Wait it was, The Joshua Tree by U2 in '87. Yeah... That's it.

That being said I have to agree with LJ that what's considered 'old' in rap music today , to me, isn't that old. (And to an extent makes me feel like Metheusela some days.) I remember in maybe late '84 or early '85 it was (?) that half the kids that worked in the freight houses by JFK Airport- in Jamaica Queens, where I spent a lot of time while I moonlighted as a truck driver while stationed at Ft. Dix in NJ, not only went to see the movie, Krush Groove, with the Fat Boys, and the rest but they were in it, too. LL Kool J still was living at his Grandma's house on Farmer's B'L'V'D then too. But the Wild West and Stardust in the Bronx and the Bridge were still open then and there were nights I was the only white guy there. I used to get a kick outta seein' Slick Rick.(calling himself, 'The Black Clark Gable', That kid had class.) or Dana Dane, too, in the bars, (in Da Bronx) there. Too crazy. Almost a time out of mind.

What's passed off as rap music today isn't enjoyable to me for some reason. The older stuff was a soundtrack to my life re-intergrating to the civilian world where my friends had a four year head start while I was in the Service. By the time stuff from the West Coast started to get both air-play and legitimacy with the producers in NYC, when NWA, and that whole Death Row clique became the now dominant force, it had lost it's.. Innocence? Maybe? Something I can't explain. By the time stuff like," Cop Killer", came along rap had become way too mainstream and lost it's personal connection to me. I wasn't from LA and music that glorified an undisciplined rabble driving around and shooting people was something I'd seen up close and personal, (Mind you in another country), and was trying to put behind me. It became ugly where once it held the opportunism of youth, in a better America, not gang-banging, drug dealing and murder. [/RANT]

saintbeatrice · 10-10-2006, 08:27 PM

the halo benders- god dont make no junk
matt and kim- demo
beat happening- self titled
nick drake- pink moon
the robot ate me- carousel waltz
joy zipper- american whip
tripping daisy- jesus hits like the atom bomb

Wilson Barbers · 10-10-2006, 08:52 PM

What I've been playing a lot of this week:

new Scissor Sisters, Pernice Brothers and Roger Joseph Manning (former Jellyfish) discs - yup, I'm a big ol' pop geek . . .

oh yeah, and the new Dylan is pretty fab, too.

10-06-2006, 08:10 AM	#1
This1Yankee Shooby frickin' doo... Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 1,660	Fave Music at the Moment Huge music fan, and I love to know what other people are listening to. So here are my faves for right now (listed by artist, and track names separated by commas): Regina Spektor - Fidelity, Edit Evanescence - Everbody's Fool, Going Under, Call Me When You're Sober AFI - Love Like Winter Blue October - Into The Ocean Christina Aguilera - Nasty Naughty Boy ( for anyone with burlesque tendecies...) Breaking Benjamin - Dance With The Devil, Topless, You Fight Me, Diary of Jane (acoustic) John Mayer - Slowing Dancing in a Burning Room, Dreaming with a Broken Heart Danity Kane - Touching My Body, Hold Me Down Imogen Heap - Goodnight and Go, Headlock Hinder - Better Than Me The Killers - When You Were Young FELL FREE TO POST YOURS TOO!!!!

10-06-2006, 08:38 AM	#4
Ample Pie Fattitude Problem Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 2,890	Regina Spektor - Better She Wants Revenge - Tear You Apart Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars The Killers - When You Were Young Frou Frou - Let Go The Shins - Caring is Creepy The Shins - New Slang Remy Zero - Fair The Fray - Over My Head (Cable Car) Hefner - The Hymn for the Cigarettes Hefner - Fat Kelly's Teeth Hefner - Hello Kitten Martin Creed - I Can't Move The Nails - 88 Lines about 44 Women Crash Test Dummies - Afternoons and Coffeespoons __________________ Stop making sense; you're going to get banned!

10-06-2006, 08:47 AM	#5
KnottyOne Ready For A Broken Heart? Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Wherever I Am Posts: 2,168	Music=Life I've been findin a couple of new underground bands but lately i've been listeining to nothin but Sublime (that never changes and you will never get me to say they arent one of the greatest bands ever ^_^) and alot of older TRUE rap. Alot of Dr. Dre, older Snoop Dogg, Biggie, 2pac, older DMX, ya know good stuff. O... and for some reason alot of counting crows lol __________________ Let the world change you, then you can change the world The past and future, is in us or nowhere. The external world is the shadow world, casting its shadows into the world of light. Now it seems to us so dark within, so lonely and chaotic. But how different it will seem to us when this eclipse is past and the shadow is removed. We will enjoy ourselves more than ever, for our spirit has suffered such deprivation.

10-06-2006, 08:57 AM	#7
KnottyOne Ready For A Broken Heart? Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Wherever I Am Posts: 2,168	YES!!! We are far to rare. I've always been tryin to make a bridge between the two with my own music and so far have been kinda successful with it. And sublime... yea, when bradley died, it was one of music's greatest losses. I basically own all their albums and listen to... well one or 2 a day lol. And curentlly I'm workin on startin a tribute band for them. That is the dream right there. But yea, music is awsome, it's always nice findin someone with the same tastes, what other stuff do u listen to? __________________ Let the world change you, then you can change the world The past and future, is in us or nowhere. The external world is the shadow world, casting its shadows into the world of light. Now it seems to us so dark within, so lonely and chaotic. But how different it will seem to us when this eclipse is past and the shadow is removed. We will enjoy ourselves more than ever, for our spirit has suffered such deprivation.

10-06-2006, 10:48 AM	#9
Slowfuse Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Albany,GA Posts: 97	music Hey Knottyone, have you heard any Blowfly? today's playlist: Everlast "White Trash Beautiful" 3 doors down "When i'm gone" Johnny Cash "Hurt" Nickleback "How you remind me" "Good times gone" Cross Canadian Ragweed "Dimebag" Savoy Brown "Hellbound Train" Chris Knight "The Hammer going down" Dwight Yokum "Buenos Noches from a lonely room" "1000 miles" Kid Rock "Cowboy" Shooter Jennings "Steady at the wheel" Staind "it's been a while" "outside" THE Hank Williams "Why should we try anymore" "lost highway"

10-06-2006, 08:14 AM	#2
Dark_Hart Master Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Dark_Valley Posts: 3,774	I am a huge music fan too and I really like Miseria_Cantare..its one of my fav

10-06-2006, 08:16 AM	#3
This1Yankee Shooby frickin' doo... Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 1,660	DO they have an album out or are they underground?

10-06-2006, 08:53 AM	#6
This1Yankee Shooby frickin' doo... Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 1,660	AH, that's awesome!! Someone who likes Rock AND Rap!! How rare are you (me too)?!?! Sublime rocks! I love that they are still played on the radio even though they haven't had a new release in god-only-knows how long. I just heard Date Rape on the radio yesterday...needless to say, the volume was offensively loud :-)

10-06-2006, 12:39 PM	#12
CitizenKabuto Banned Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Ann Arbor Michigan,Richmond VA Posts: 111	Funhouse-The Stooges Sam's Town- The Killers Doolittle-The Pixies

10-06-2006, 01:52 PM	#14
JoyJoy Master Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 4,545	I only have a cassette player in my car, which severely limits what I can listen to, as my cassette library isn't what it once was. As a result, I find myself listening to the same tapes repeatedly, but thankfully, I love them all. Recently I found my old Clapton Unplugged tape and have been falling in love with it all over again this week. I also have an old Queen tape that has lost it's label, one of Dave Matthews (the album with Crash), a Don Henley album, and a copy of a soundtrack from a movie I forget the name of that dealt with Irish immigrants that is wonderful Irish music. I think I need to go to the used music store and do some gravedigging to expand my selection. Suggestions welcome. __________________

10-10-2006, 09:00 AM	#15
This1Yankee Shooby frickin' doo... Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 1,660	oooh, new one. De/Vision - Star Crossed Lovers (sexy, trance-ish) __________________ "Uh, I'm no meteorologist but I'm pretty sure it's raining bitches!" - Cleveland

10-10-2006, 01:14 PM	#20
LillyBBBW Executive Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 12,317	I took my 9 year old neices and their friends for a 2 hour ride in the van last Sunday and I popped in their Mariah Carey CD "Emancipation of Mimi" and they sang every song in unison the whole ride. It was so much fun I'm going to break my own rule and buy the CD myself. It's a glorious reminder of a fine memory I have now. __________________ Expecting the world to treat you kindly because you are a good person is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian. He who asks a dumb question is a fool for five minutes. He who never asks questions remains a fool forever. You are not superior just because you see the world in an odious light. Have you hugged a fat girl today? @~;~~

10-10-2006, 06:09 PM	#21
wrestlingguy Dumber, but louder. Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: NJ Posts: 2,310	First off, let me say that I also think that Regina Spektor is incredible! That being said, here's what I'm also listening to at the moment: 1. DJ Sussex. An English DJ that mixes old school with new beats for a really unique sound. I used to do similar mixes in the 90's, but not as good as this guy. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=68457265 2. Daniela Cotton & the Pistoleros. A young girl from the state of New Jersey (like me), who sings rock with the best of them. Her new disc is called "Small White Town" (she was the only black girl in her home town of Hopewell, NJ). My favorite track is "It's Only Life". God, I hope these links work......http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=59686687 3. TM Stevens. One of the best bass players I've ever heard or seen. I first saw this guy back in the early 80's backing former Springsteen keyboardist David Sancious. He hasn't had a new CD since 2003's Shocka Zooloo, but this disc has had me happy for the past two years, so I can't complain. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=14671106 4. The New Cars. Yeah, they're back, minus Ric Ocasek, but who gives a crap? He's been replaced by Todd Rundgren!!! Great session musicians, including former Utopia bassist Kasim Sultan, and The Tubes' Prairie Prince on drums. They sound like the original, only better. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm...endid=14671106 5. Frenchie Davis. This is the same Frenchie that was kicked off American Idol a few years ago for having NEKKID pictures on the internet. She is also a gorgeous Big Beautiful Woman, who can sing her ass off!! I've seen her on Broadway in Rent, and I have a CD of some of her vocals from the show. She would have won American Idol that year, but she's way too cool for that.... Honorable mention, Cat Power Greatest Hits, Gnarls Barkley (I can't stop playing that disc), Matisyahu - Live at Stubbs, and ANYTHING from Michael Sembello (ask me, and I'll tell you more about him).

10-10-2006, 07:19 PM	#22
Checksum Panic Space Cowboy Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: P Cred Posts: 148	Oh man soooo many good bands, right now I'm listening to At the drive in Sigur Ros Coheed and Cambria - f-ing love them! Kyte Mew The Gossip Radiohead Portishead These bands are all so good! __________________ Your mom goes to college, no seriously good for her.

10-10-2006, 07:21 PM	#23
Ericthonius Unrepentant Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Aldebaran Posts: 766	What's my CD player got in her now? The new Evanescence album, (Yeah, I'm that old, I still call then albums), The Open Door. Picked it up Thursday and I'm listening to it non-stop including all day Sunday while cleaning the new apartment and wow! An almost perfect soundtrack for a cool New England evening lit by the full moon. I don't listen to much new music but this I like. The more I play it the more It grows on me. I think this' the first album I bought when it came out since maybe Dynasty, by Kiss in '79? No.. Wait it was, The Joshua Tree by U2 in '87. Yeah... That's it. That being said I have to agree with LJ that what's considered 'old' in rap music today , to me, isn't that old. (And to an extent makes me feel like Metheusela some days.) I remember in maybe late '84 or early '85 it was (?) that half the kids that worked in the freight houses by JFK Airport- in Jamaica Queens, where I spent a lot of time while I moonlighted as a truck driver while stationed at Ft. Dix in NJ, not only went to see the movie, Krush Groove, with the Fat Boys, and the rest but they were in it, too. LL Kool J still was living at his Grandma's house on Farmer's B'L'V'D then too. But the Wild West and Stardust in the Bronx and the Bridge were still open then and there were nights I was the only white guy there. I used to get a kick outta seein' Slick Rick.(calling himself, 'The Black Clark Gable', That kid had class.) or Dana Dane, too, in the bars, (in Da Bronx) there. Too crazy. Almost a time out of mind. What's passed off as rap music today isn't enjoyable to me for some reason. The older stuff was a soundtrack to my life re-intergrating to the civilian world where my friends had a four year head start while I was in the Service. By the time stuff from the West Coast started to get both air-play and legitimacy with the producers in NYC, when NWA, and that whole Death Row clique became the now dominant force, it had lost it's.. Innocence? Maybe? Something I can't explain. By the time stuff like," Cop Killer", came along rap had become way too mainstream and lost it's personal connection to me. I wasn't from LA and music that glorified an undisciplined rabble driving around and shooting people was something I'd seen up close and personal, (Mind you in another country), and was trying to put behind me. It became ugly where once it held the opportunism of youth, in a better America, not gang-banging, drug dealing and murder. [/RANT] __________________ "He who is unable to live in society, or who has no need because he is sufficient for himself, must be either a Beast or a God." - Aristotle.

10-10-2006, 08:27 PM	#24
saintbeatrice Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Little Rock, Arkansas Posts: 17	the halo benders- god dont make no junk matt and kim- demo beat happening- self titled nick drake- pink moon the robot ate me- carousel waltz joy zipper- american whip tripping daisy- jesus hits like the atom bomb __________________ to check out my music go to: www.myspace.com/danielcraig56

10-10-2006, 08:52 PM	#25
Wilson Barbers Full-time Fanta-sizer Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Arizona Posts: 615	What I've been playing a lot of this week: new Scissor Sisters, Pernice Brothers and Roger Joseph Manning (former Jellyfish) discs - yup, I'm a big ol' pop geek . . . oh yeah, and the new Dylan is pretty fab, too. __________________ As seen on Dimensions: the rollicking plus-size soap, Measure by Measure.

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