Bee Gees - Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band ..on mv2 player.. with video as well.

Audioslave - Show Me How To Live (mpc q 8) (downloaded from p2p)

I only know the song 'drinkin' in LA' by Bran Van 3000, from Der Eisbär O.S.T. ...
What about the rest, is it compareable to that song? any recomendations?

p.s. yetis rule! (only death and his pink pudel might be able to end their reign...)

drinking in l.a. is taken from the album "glee", actually drinking in l.a. stands out a bit stylistically, but the album is still very well worth buying (10 eur at amazon.de). if you're interrested in bran van, get glee, it will not disappoint you

Jeff Beck - Jeff - Seasons

Listening to: 'Everything's Coming Up Roses' from 'The Disco Album' by 'Ethel Merman' on Media Center 9.0

You can enter your email adress on Amazon (here) and they'll email when (and if) it comes out. Amazon periodically tells the studio how many people want it on DVD, so maybe one day...

Listening to:

Crowded House - [The Very Best Of Crowded House #07] Pineapple Head

Listening to this...

http://www.rosselle.com/ha/now.jpg

Prison Sex ~ Tool ~ Undertow (1993)

In a very industrial/metal mood. Wish I had some Metallica, but I've got none. I think I feel a Scorpions attack coming on, though...

Robert Palmer - Addicted To Love

Robert Palmer died 9/26/2003 :'(

Thursday - "Division St." on an old CD player from the album "War All The Time".

The mastering engineer seriously overcompressed the dynamics on this album (standard, lately), but the songwriting is excellent. This is tied with "Marches and Maneuvers" as my favorite song on the album.

Edit: Added quotes.

Professor Longhair - House Party New Orleans Style (The Lost Sessions 1971-1972) - 10 - Big Chief.mp3

http://www.alligator.com/artists/bio.cfm?ArtistID=039

Carl Nielsen - Symphony No. 3, Op 27 (symfonia espansiva), II Andante pastorale - Leonard Bernstein cond. the Royal Danish Orchestra with Guldbaek & Moller

off CD

Phonebill Song ~ Hole ~ The First Sessions (1997)

"She's a bimbo playing on the damn phone"

...Courtney Love, very p*ssed off... Go riot grrrl!!!

Ogg Vorbis --> Winamp 5.0 --> iZotope Ozone --> Echo Indigo --> Sennheiser HD-590

For all the non-cat-lovers:

Listening to: 'Stinky Kitty' from 'Hairpick' by 'Blues Saraceno' on Media Center 9.1

ps - Rob, love your new E.M. avatar.

DJ Craze and DJ Marky from an old Radio One Session

Its mostly drum and bass, they each have a couple of decks, and they go at it like loons, oodles of scratching (some of which I cannot even concieve of how it is done), and really high energy mixing, cutting, done with a serious amount of passion. You can just smell the enjoyment factor

Thanks! I thought it was kinda sassy.

[trivia]Ethel was about 70 years old when she recorded The Disco Album in 1979.[/trivia]

Rob

Gary Hoey - [Bug Alley] - Moustache Muchacho

Chet Baker - "The Italian Sessions"

Scorpions - Lonesome Crow
- I'm going mad
- it all depends
- leave me
- in search of the peace of mind
- inheritance
- action
- lonesome crow

0716. Rich And Mike - [Expert Knob Twiddlers #01] mr frosty [6:51]

Haemoglobin ~ Placebo ~ Black Market Music (2000)

---Great band, IMO. If the Pixies, Depeche Mode, David Bowie and Billy Corgan were to have a baby together, it would be Placebo.


Ogg Vorbis --> Winamp 5.0 --> Shibatch EQ --> 4Front Headphones --> Echo Indigo --> Sennheiser HD-590

Wahey! F*cking class track

NP: The nicest member's (RC55) very own Trance mix (melodic, bright edged mellow top stuff)

U2 - Elevation Tour (Boston 060501) - The Fly.mp3


Haven't listened to this one in ages.
I'm having a nostalgia attack...

I like this little pop-up for MC. The gif is rotten, but you get the idea.

I've spoken with its creator to see if he could whip something up for foobar. He's checking into the possibilty.

ManOwaR - Blood of our Enemies; Vorbis -q5 pre 1.0

True Metal kinda rulez! I've stopped listening to ManOwaR for quite a wile and now I find it somehow better than ever! sorry I didn't find a better headbanger smiley

That's a fantastic headbanger smiley! (Copied it to my "smilies" folder.)

I'll have to try out ManOwaR...

As a matter of fact, I enhanced my collection yesterday when I picked up three Metallica CDs, all of which kick a**!!!

Now playing:

The Unnamed Feeling ~ Metallica ~ St. Anger (2003)

Ogg Vorbis --> Winamp 5.0 --> [no DSP] --> Echo Indigo --> Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 --> G/F complaining again about the walls shaking

Robert Johnson - Stop Breakin' Down Blues (alternate take) - The Complete Recordings
- LAME CBR 192 mono

Alejandro Sanz - No Es Lo Mismo (mpc --q 6) on foobar2k 0.7

Aesop Rock - battery
next up:
Roey Marquis feat. RAG - eiszeit
Creutzfeld & Jakob - anfangsstadium

ah yes, good old Manowar... they got some power...
they' ve got the power to fly into the wind
the power to be free to die and live again
this power is like fire, fire loves to burn...

which ones? I tend to like the older ones (Master of Puppets, And Justice for all...),
but like after the black album (and with it), they reeaaly changed their style, nowerdays some of their songs more sound like a mixture of, uhm, Bon Jovi, Slayer and Linkin Park... no, don't hit me, arg, not in the stomach, that hurts.
*Digga has to recover from the brutal beating before he can raise his voice again*
though a good portion of their songs still isn't too bad at all.

...And Justice For All, the black album and St. Anger. I've noticed the style change you're talking about with the black album. I'm thinking I prefer the "pre-black album" sound too. I used to have ...And Justice For All and the black album, but my second wife ended up with them. So I've gone without any Metallica for a while.

IMO their percussion was more inventive and more involved in the late '80s. This includes drum percussion and guitar percussion. As strange as that sounds...anyone who listens to older Metallica knows what "guitar percussion" is. (I've heard probably all of their albums over the years, as many of my friends are avid Metallica fans.)

As a matter of fact, right now I'm listening to the song that got me into Metallica the most (still probably my favorite, and a great example of guitar percussion)...

One ~ ...And Justice For All (1988)

Ogg Vorbis --> Media Center 9.1 --> DSP [Env, VS, SF] --> Echo Indigo --> Klipsch ProMedia2.1

that's an interestsing good song, I agree.
landmine!! has taken my sight! - Hetfield has a good ability to make you feel the aggressive, intensive, though not violent feelings through the lyrics. combined with quiete good guitar-rifs and the druming (almost speed-metal sometimes) it realy kicks (kicked) ass.
though the tracks on this album sometimes are a bit too monumental IMO...

today most stuff is pinched with a bit of crossover or new-metal. it's going more into the mainstream direction which could also be very good, but I sometimes miss the 'honest good 80s metal'.
(I quite like 'turn the page' and 'whisky in the jar' etc, but it's a total different level).

edit: damn typos, I'm sure I missed some

Gimme The Prize
Queen
A Kind Of Magic (1986)
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Throwing Stones
Grateful Dead

Bing Crosbv and The Andrew Sisters - Pistol Packin' Mama
archived as an Ape file and pulled from a 1977 Crosby Greatest hits LP

The State of the Union by Thievery Corporation on MusicMatch Radio -- nobody said it had to be a rip did they?

Been using the Artist Match function and Thievery Corporation came up as a match against Underworld.

CL

it reaLLy kicks ass - there's your typo

anyway, I have the CD Single of One with a Live version, and that's even more aggressive then the album version. my favourite metallica album is still "Master Of Puppets" although "Ride The Lightning" is a very close 2nd.

Listening to "Good Charlotte - Lifestyles of the rich & the famous" at this moment. Next up "Evenasence - Bring me back to life".

The Chemical Brothers - Singles 93-03 CD1 - Block rockin' beats.mp3

I remember the first time I ever heard this song, it was like nothing I've ever heard! It changed my life!

Great pick AtaqueEG!

Noir Désir - Ernestine; Vobis GT3b1 -q6

and now something L O U D by good old ManOwaR:

Manowar - Blow Your Speaker (... with r o c k a n d r o l l)

134. venetian snares - [the chocolate wheelchair album #01] abomination street [4:22]

Man, was that CD a dissapointment!
The single you are listening too is good.
Has a very good rhythm track and very good lyrics (it has the first-ever documented use of the mexican expression "me vale madre" --means "I don't give a fuck"--, coming from such a high-profile and "clean" singer it was kinda cool).

But the rest of the CD is Mas Reloaded
He even recycles his most-famous-ever line (the "corazon partio" one)
And when they start rapping, its always time to hit the STOP button out of third-person-embarrasment!

Well, now listening to Zoe - Zoe - Miel.mp3
Mexican band that sounds like late Soda Stereo.
I love them.

Dinah Washington singing "A Foggy Day"

Georg Friedrich Händel (Feuerwerksmusik) - la rejouissance

I normaly have some Baroque music playing in the background when I do some work at home, but sometimes it's realy relaxing to close your eyes and just listen to a little bit of Feuerwerksmusik or Wassermusik

Have you heard Surrender? It's a great follow-up to their first album Dig Your Own Hole (on which "Block Rockin' Beats" was track #1), and seems to me to be more "integrated". Also, there is one track I use as a great bass-response test...Under The Influence, starting at the 14 second timemark. Make sure everything is nailed down before you turn up the volume though.

Now Playing...

Drown Soda ~ Hole ~ Ask For It (1995)

Ogg Vorbis --> Media Center 9.1 --> Echo Indigo --> Klipsch ProMedia 2.1

don´t listen to music right now, don´t wanna wake my wife, but..

if i want or not i´m listening to my fans (cpu and grafix). they´re way too loud

Listening to the 02 Feb 1956 broadcast of Yours Truly Johnny - Part 4 of 5 of "The Flight Six Matter". Starring the best Johnny Dollar of the entire 13 year run, Bob Bailey.

/me shamelessly fluffs his post count B)

Bonobo - The Sicilian.

Very chilled out down-beat tune.

Got bad news for ya...Off-Topic posts don't up your post-count any more.

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The first "difficult" song I learned to play on acoustic guitar...

Over The Hills And Far Away ~ Led Zeppelin ~ Houses Of The Holy (1973)

Yup... (Cheers, N68!)

I own them all.
In fact, the only reason I got the "Singles 93-03" compilation was to get the B-sides and rarities CD and the two new tracks.

Surrender IS, in fact, my favorite Chem Bros. CD.
I love the song you mention, but my favorite is "Music: Response", it is so Kraftwerk-like. I love it when the music kinda "stops" and then it goes to a really brief and fast cycle of start-stop, like if they were "scratching" on a turntable. It blows my mind! I agree with you that Surrender is more cohesive.

But "Block Rockin' Beats" really CHANGED my life. I just was not ready for something so powerful to come from computer-generated music.
I love all kinds of "electronic" music ever since.

Actually, Music: Response followed by Under The Influence open the latest version of the dance mix I use at parties. They make a great opening, especially for the few people who've never heard The Chemical Brothers before. I get more than a few people asking "How'd they do that?" (And of course, Block Rockin' Beats is in the mix too, along with Elektrobank, Lost In The K-Hole, Got Glint?, Orange Wedge, etc.)

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My favorite song on a very underrated album by a very attractive woman who's now a Loreal cover girl. Surprisingly original sounding style...more than I would have thought before I heard it. Some interesting vocal overlays. And unlike many pop singers doing someone else's "pre-packaged" music, she actually co-wrote 10 of the 12 tracks. Her singing sounds effortless but still powerful, as if her abilities are mostly untapped.

Pigeons And Crumbs ~ Natalie Imbruglia ~ Left Of The Middle (1997)