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Jig Chippewa
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10-23-2009 21:53
From: Weston Graves In my parcels I stream ambient electronica, leaning toward ambient techno or IDM.
In real life I listen to about 300 years worth of music from Claudio Monteverdi and John Dowland all the way up to the present day -- with a heavy dose of bombastic 70's English progressive rock.
Bearing in mind I'm a middle aged codger, some of my favorite slightly more up to date tastes include:
Awww - you guys didn't really want to know all that. But who can resist championing the music you like?
. I love Tallis and listen to his work on Sundays when I can. Maybe I harbour Catholic desires? Call me Sister Jig. Telemann and Philip Glass also love. I love a bit of the old Wagner too, especially The Ring.
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Rasecel Masatada
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10-23-2009 22:10
....I have my parcel station set for some middle eastern music station that is apparently broadcast from Italy. As far as what *I* listen to tho, it's usually the stuff I have downloaded on my hard drive.
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Ceka Cianci
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10-24-2009 01:27
This is a taste of what i've been playing on my stream tonight..Some Funk and soul and older R&B plus jsome good dance music.. -------------------------------------------- All Saints - Never ever http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs6uFtAozko&NR=1Quad city DJ's-come on and ride.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdaNX0hh7WoDre /Tupac(R.I.P.)-California love http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDfQHddKcIcThe Temptations - Beauty's Only Skin Deep (movie version) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYKLldAUH7cGap Band -Early in the morning http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dDKb2X2yBsGeorge Clinton/Ice Cube-Bop Gun http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16yeTi37K0o&feature=relatedRose Royce-I'm Wishing on a Star http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMmrvB3VkCAwyclef jean ft/lil wayne - sweetest girl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umsdHZ5nnnYJackson5 (R.I.P. Michael) amazing voice at such a young age..real soul music he showed it in this song..Who's Lovin You http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2xc8xZ0tV0Salt-N-Pepa - Heaven 'n Hell http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkY4gmLH2RITLC (R.I.P. Lisa)- Waterfalls http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-n-jZJhpT4She was so good..this is one of my favorite verses she has done.. I seen a rainbow yesterday But too many storms have come Leaving a trace of not one God-given ray Is it because my life is ten shades of grey I pray all ten fade away Seldem praise Him for the sunny days And like His promise is true Only my faith can undo The many chances I blew To bring my life to a new Clear blue and unconditional skies Have dried the tears from my eyes No more lonely cries My only bleedin' hope is for the folk who can't cope With such an endurin' pain that it keeps 'em in the pouring rain Who's to blame for shootin'caine into you're own vein What a shame you shoot and aim for someone else's brain You claim the insane and name this day in time For fallin' prey to crime I say the system got you victim to your own mind Dreams are hopeless aspirations In hopes of comin' true Believe in yourself The rest is up to me and you |
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Dekka Raymaker
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My Party Music List
10-24-2009 01:53
This is a list of 45s I have that I have used successfully at art events over the years, there is usually never anytime left to play the soul stuff at the end. I wouldn't say these are my favourite sounds, they just good to dance too.
joe 90 club mix
jocko homo – devo
homosapien – pete shelley
jet boy jet girl – elton motello
john wayne is big leggy – haysi fantayzee
gypsy girl – cruella de ville
kill – snuff rock
save it (crusher) – the cramps
psycho killer – talking heads
transmission – joy division
nag nag nag – cabaret voltaire
california über alles – dead kennedys
shot by both sides – magazine
suspect device – stiff little fingers
white riot – clash
sheena is a punk rocker – ramones
ready steady go – generation x
going underground – jam
white man in hammersmith palais – clash
i heard it through the grapevine – slits
doing it to death – j.b.’s
warm leatherette – the normal
metal dance – spk
rock and roll part 2 – gary glitter
give me back my man – b–52’s
night train – visage
p. funk (…get funked up) – parliament
i love a man in a uniform – gang of four
she’s lost control – joy division
Misc. ending
shame, shame, shame – shirley & company
in zaire – johhny wakelin
disco stomp – hamilton bohannon
get down tonight – kc & the sunshine band
shoo–rah! shoo–rah! – betty wright
wet dream – max romeo
swinging down the lane – frank sinatra
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10-24-2009 04:13
This morning I am listening to Teddy Thompson (progeny of Richard and Linda) who hangs around with the Wainwright sprogs.
Pep (Talking of The Big Pink, I'd prefer to be listening to Robbie Robertson but my son has nicked those CDs; smart kid.)
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Crighton Johin
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10-24-2009 07:50
Music is one of my big time loves, and one of the reasons I stayed in SL. It's also one of the things that keeps me here as well. Lately, I've been mostly into jazz, with occasional forays into rock and blues. Those three genres are my favorites, but I also love some world music and some trip hop type stuff (Morcheeba, Delirium and Thievery Corporation among others.) My favorites at the moment are: Sarah Vaughan (best singer ever....pipes and she knows how to SING, which apparently is becoming a lost art) Billie Holiday w/Lester Young Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners and Live At Carnegie Hall (w/Coltrane) John Coltrane - Soultrane, Blue Train and Spiritual Louis Armstrong - Hot Five and Sevens Horace Silver - Song For My Father Joe Henderson - anything Modern Jazz Quartet and Milt Jackson - Milt picks up the sticks and good stuff just flows from his vibraphone  (Just got Bags Meets Wes Montgomery...woot) Terrence Blanchard - The Billie Holiday Songbook Neko Case Lucinda Williams Cowboy Junkies Peter Gabriel Sarah McLachlan Bowie Roxy Music and since Halloween is coming up, Concrete Blonde - The Bloodletting and Rob Zombie. I've also gotten back into Jim Carroll after his death and cannot get enough of Wicked Gravity. And I'm always up for some Cowboy Junkies, and since everything they do is impeccable, what I listen to depends on the day. I've also had the itch to add my classical CDs to my hard drive, but damn......I hate ripping large quantities of CDs....lol.  |
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Brenda Connolly
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10-24-2009 08:04
From: Crighton Johin Music is one of my big time loves, and one of the reasons I stayed in SL. It's also one of the things that keeps me here as well. Lately, I've been mostly into jazz, with occasional forays into rock and blues. Those three genres are my favorites, but I also love some world music and some trip hop type stuff (Morcheeba, Delirium and Thievery Corporation among others.) My favorites at the moment are: Sarah Vaughan (best singer ever....pipes and she knows how to SING, which apparently is becoming a lost art) Billie Holiday w/Lester Young Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners and Live At Carnegie Hall (w/Coltrane) John Coltrane - Soultrane, Blue Train and Spiritual Louis Armstrong - Hot Five and Sevens Horace Silver - Song For My Father Joe Henderson - anything Modern Jazz Quartet and Milt Jackson - Milt picks up the sticks and good stuff just flows from his vibraphone (Just got Bags Meets Wes Montgomery...woot) Terrence Blanchard - The Billie Holiday Songbook Neko Case Lucinda Williams Cowboy Junkies Peter Gabriel Sarah McLachlan Bowie Roxy Music and since Halloween is coming up, Concrete Blonde - The Bloodletting and Rob Zombie. I've also gotten back into Jim Carroll after his death and cannot get enough of Wicked Gravity. And I'm always up for some Cowboy Junkies, and since everything they do is impeccable, what I listen to depends on the day. I've also had the itch to add my classical CDs to my hard drive, but damn......I hate ripping large quantities of CDs....lol. I never put any music on my computer for that exact reason. I can't be bothered.I have about 1500 CD's in my collection.
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Joshooah Lovenkraft
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10-24-2009 08:16
From: Dekka Raymaker This is a list of 45s I have that I have used successfully at art events over the years, there is usually never anytime left to play the soul stuff at the end. I wouldn't say these are my favourite sounds, they just good to dance too.
OMG I haven't heard Warm Leatherette in so long! I'm going to be humming this all day! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5QErPDNcj4
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RockAndRoll Michigan
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10-24-2009 13:49
I've been listening to a lot of stuff from the Alan Parsons Project lately.
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Boeman Fhang
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10-24-2009 17:22
I listen primarily to computer game soundtracks.
How weird is that?
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Dana Hickman
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10-24-2009 19:07
I think I've said it the last 3 times one of these threads came up, and in all due respect I'll say it again... Lightweights! Internet streams: Kink Aardschok ( www.kinkaardschok.com/ ) Rock-181 ( http://www.181.fm/playing.php?station=181-rock&embed=1 ) What's on my itunes currently: Disturbed (new fav) Queensrÿche (all time fav) Breaking Benjamin 3 Days Grace Megadeth Primal Fear Within Temptation Trivium Halestorm (fav new band - Lizzy's my he-wo) Hinder Kamelot Epica (Simone Simons - maybe best female voice I've ever heard) Judas Priest Machinae Supremacy (fav small label euro band) Evanescence Soundgarden Nickelback Scorpions Mötley Crüe Boston
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Dana Hickman
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10-24-2009 19:12
From: Boeman Fhang I listen primarily to computer game soundtracks.
How weird is that? Not too wierd.. Check out the Jets-N-Guns soundtrack by Machinae Supremacy. Think the entire thing is still available for free on their site. Check out the game if you want your ass seriously kicked  Omg.. h.a.r.d.
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Weston Graves
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10-24-2009 19:53
From: Dana Hickman I think I've said it the last 3 times one of these threads came up, and in all due respect I'll say it again... Lightweights! Well now -- I've never been thought of as that before. That sounds like a challenge. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77uVmkb6oes&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77uVmkb6oes&feature=related (It's so odd. Sometimes I can get the links to work enclosed in the IMG tags, sometimes not.) Metal or hard rock is one of my (not so) guilty pleasures. But then, I bought all the Ozzy era Sabbath albums when they were new and still on vinyl. Of your list, I would say Queensryche is at the top of the heap as they virtually invented progressive metal. Sabbath flirted with it but never really pursued it - the progressive side I mean. Dream Theater is also a good one. |
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Nika Talaj
now you see her ...
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10-24-2009 21:04
You COULD have picked Starlight. But no, you had to go with this video. Proving what I have always suspected: one sick puppy. (and i mean that in the nicest possible way) I'm more into serene lately: http://pinkmartini.com/audio/index.html |
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Tod69 Talamasca
The Human Tripod ;)
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10-24-2009 22:37
As boring, exciting, that I am.... It's KDKA radio all work day. Gave up on "music" long after it became a pre-packaged deal. http://www.kdkaradio.com/
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Weston Graves
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10-24-2009 23:42
From: Nika Talaj
one
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Dana Hickman
Leather & Lace™
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10-24-2009 23:56
Ooh that puppy *does* have a bit of a spiked collar under all that cuddly I could just post this and claim an easy win on the other end of the spectrum.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKOSK9wA1-sbut I'm not feeling like a bitch today I'll let ya chew on these ones tho... http://www.machinaesupremacy.com/music/machinae_supremacy-earthbound.mp3*note*^^^that's an actual mp3 download.. yes they're cool like that. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNGzltK_tlc
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10-25-2009 01:47
Weston, this link worked because there was a question mark within the url link. If there isn't one, then you can append a question mark to the end of the url. Pep (I don't know why it should work, but if it works who cares.)
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Jig Chippewa
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10-25-2009 08:22
I checked out sme of these sites and wow! some really old music is being played. Now, I have a seious question - how many times can you actually listen to "Hotel California" wihout imploding? You all sound pretty capable of enjoying a bit of a rave so why not try some more recent tunes? It wouldn't kill ya. 
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Brenda Connolly
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10-25-2009 08:27
From: Jig Chippewa I checked out sme of these sites and wow! some really old music is being played. Now, I have a seious question - how many times can you actually listen to "Hotel California" wihout imploding? You all sound pretty capable of enjoying a bit of a rave so why not try some more recent tunes? It wouldn't kill ya. Yes it would. I do agree with you on Hotel C. But you haven't lived until you've heard the Salsa version. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muKEsRixnZY
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