What music are you listening to at the moment?

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-22 08:08pm

Sass Jordan - Make you a Believer
The Monkees - I'm a Believer (Weird, eh?)
Hawksley J. Workman - Little Tragedies
Styx - Grand Illusion
Sly and the Family Stone - Everyday People

aerius · Post by **aerius** » 2002-12-22 08:20pm

Thanks to the joys of MP3's, a really cool version of "Julia" by Our Lady Peace that was re-written by Sarah Slean.

Drewcifer · Post by **Drewcifer** » 2002-12-23 03:55am

The Posies - Frosting on the Beater

Dream All Day
I've got a lot of thoughts
I've got a lot of plans
I've lost a lot of sleep
Trying to understand

I could dream all day...

In a blackened room
Staring into space
Underneath a thousand blankets
Just to find a place

Where everything is reachable
Imagining is safe
I tried to make it so
I didn't even know

I could dream all day...

I dreamt I was awake
My mouth was colored grey
As the world revolved around me
I could only say

I could dream all day...

Drewcifer · Post by **Drewcifer** » 2002-12-23 04:04am

C.S.Strowbridge wrote:Styx - Grand Illusion

You know what? That was the very first music I bought on my own. I loved that "Come Sail Away" song, and bought the record.

My parents were like "sure, you can buy a record with your allowance." haha I remember them being suprised it ended up being a rock and roll band, instead of hokey-pokey or something. I remember I didn't like some of the songs then because they were 'angry' and 'noisy'. haha how things change...

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-23 04:37am

Shakira - Rules
Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen
Paul Simon - Under African Skies
Stompin' Tom Conners - The Good Old Hockey Game
Gowan - All the Lovers in the World

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-23 04:38am

Drewcifer wrote:haha how things change...

Yeah, I've downloaded some songs I used to love when I was a kid, now I look back and think, 'What the fuck was I thinking?'

Drewcifer · Post by **Drewcifer** » 2002-12-23 04:44am

C.S.Strowbridge wrote:
Drewcifer wrote:haha how things change...
Yeah, I've downloaded some songs I used to love when I was a kid, now I look back and think, 'What the fuck was I thinking?'

Oh yeah! I used to love that "Fifth of Beethoven" disco song. It's still kind of cool, but now in that guilty pleasure kind of way.

Post by **The Yosemite Bear** » 2002-12-23 05:22am

I kinda wish I had some of my dad's old Hendrix albums & Blues Albums burned or on CD or MP3.

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-23 01:54pm

The Yosemite Bear wrote:I kinda wish I had some of my dad's old Hendrix albums & Blues Albums burned or on CD or MP3.

I've got a bunch of LPs over at my parents house. I should grab them while I'm there for Christmas.

Green Day - Long View
Led Zeppelin - The Wanton Song
Concerto Grosso No 7 - Concerto Grosso No 7
Harry Bellafonte - Day-O
Lee Aaron and the Swingin' Barflies - Why Don't You Do Right

Evil Sadistic Bastard · Post by **Evil Sadistic Bastard** » 2002-12-23 01:55pm

Shinova wrote:I have Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" playing on Sonique. What songs do you guys have playing?

"Shine" by Bond.

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-23 03:36pm

Glenn Miller - In the Mood (I wish I had a good version with the Andrew Sisters.)
Cake - Sheep Go to Heaven
See Spot Run - Forever
Tom Snyder - Seattle Grunge Band
Falco - Falco Megamix

Lord Pounder · Post by **Lord Pounder** » 2002-12-23 03:41pm

Bjork - Hyper Ballad
The Offspring - Self Esteem
Faith Mo More - we Care A Lot
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds ft Kylie - Where the wild roses grow
Crowded House - Fall At Your Feet
Cream - SUnshine Of Your Love
T-A-T-U - All the things she said (Watch the vid of this, School girls lezzing)

Post by **Coyote** » 2002-12-23 10:37pm

U2 lineup tonight-- "She moves in Mysterious Ways" & "Sweetest Thing". I love U2...

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-24 01:51am

Heart - Nothin' At All
Jennifer Love Hewitt - It's Good to Know I'm Alive
Pink Floyd - The Final Cut
Coverdale Page - Shake My Tree
The Beatles - A Day in the Life (With the Sgt. Pepper Opening)

Drewcifer · Post by **Drewcifer** » 2002-12-24 02:17am

The Clash - London Calling

Arguably one of the best rock records ever made.

*a moment of silence for Joe Strummer*

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-24 03:33am

Drewcifer wrote:The Clash - London Calling

Arguably one of the best rock records ever made.

*a moment of silence for Joe Strummer*

I heard he died, but I haven't heard how. Do you know?

Great Big Sea - Lukey
Paul Simon - Gumboots
Red Rider - Thru the Curtain
Utah Saints - Lost Vaguenss
The Who - Magic Bus

Post by **Zaia** » 2002-12-24 03:38am

Listening to "Thin Line" by the Indigo Girls, my washing machine/dryer (yes I do my laundry at weird times), and the sound of my comfy bed calling out to me....mmmmm....... Two out of three lovely sounds.

'Night, all.

Drewcifer · Post by **Drewcifer** » 2002-12-24 03:51am

C.S.Strowbridge wrote:I heard he died, but I haven't heard how. Do you know?

Heart attack.

from: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/2600669.stm

The BBC wrote:Joe Strummer, the leader of legendary Seventies punk band The Clash, has died of a suspected heart attack aged 50.

A spokesman for Strummer, real name John Graham Mellor, said the singer died at home in Broomfield, Somerset, on Sunday.

A post mortem examination is to be performed to confirm the cause of death.

Strummer formed The Clash in the mid Seventies. Along with the Sex Pistols, they were the figureheads of the punk scene that put London on the map as the centre of the musical world.

U2 frontman Bono paid tribute to Strummer on Monday saying: "The Clash was the greatest rock band. They wrote the rule book for U2. It's such a shock."

Bob Geldof - a musical contemporary as frontman for the Boomtown Rats - said he admired their refusal to sell out.

"I know for a fact they were offered huge amounts of money," he told the BBC's One O'Clock News.

"They just said no, that isn't really what we stood for. That's truly admirable. They were very important musically but as a person, he was a very nice man."

Left-wing singer Billy Bragg said: "Within The Clash, Joe was the political engine of the band, and without Joe there's no political Clash and without The Clash the whole political edge of punk would have been severely dulled."

The Clash arguably gave punk a classic pop sensibility and their vital spirit in turn influenced later bands....

The banner in my sig is clickable, it leads to tributes and news links at BBC news.

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-24 04:15am

Darth Pounder wrote: T-A-T-U - All the things she said (Watch the vid of this, School girls lezzing)

I've heard of them, but I haven't heard anything by them. Are they any good, or is the teenage lesbien aspect the only thing that worth while?

Def Leppard - Rock Rock (Till You Drop)
Gowan - Human Drama
Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man
EMF - Unbelievable
Loreena McKennitt - The Mummey's Dance

Drewcifer · Post by **Drewcifer** » 2002-12-24 04:25am

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-24 04:04pm

Big Wreck - That Song
Fluke - Slid
Christina Aguilera - At Last
Great Big Sea - The Night Pat Murphy Died (I want my funeral to be modeled after this song.)
Stevie Ray Vaugn and Double Trouble - The House is Rockin'

Next of Kin · Post by **Next of Kin** » 2002-12-24 05:48pm

I was just listening/watching t.A.T.u's "All the things she's said." Interesting video with lesbian overtones.

http://www.tatugirls.com/

C.S.Strowbridge · Post by **C.S.Strowbridge** » 2002-12-24 06:04pm

Next of Kin wrote:I was just listening/watching t.A.T.u's "All the things she's said." Interesting video with lesbian overtones.

http://www.tatugirls.com/

Not bad, but I'd have to hear more before judging the band as a whole.

Bob Marley - Jammin'
Sarah Slean - St. Francis
Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper - Debbie Gibson is Pregnant with My Two-Headed Love Child
Led Zeppelin - Good Times / Bad Times
See Spot Run - Au Naturel

mantakai · Post by **mantakai** » 2003-01-05 06:20am

listening to good old aussie rock bands i.e. mettalica, midnight oil and ac/dc

Post by **Dalton** » 2003-01-05 06:33am

StarDestroyer.Net BBS

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