Mara said:

hehe, how was that cd! I slept on it when it came out.

Doing a crossword puzzle, smeared in kool whip

2freaky4church1 said:

by who?

CinisterCee said:

This was a really cool CD. It was the farewell album for the Relativity Records label. Lots of jams on here like "The Cypher: Part III" (with a reunited Juice Crew + Heltah Skeltah), "Focus" (Lost Boyz + M.O.P.) and the now-classic break "Black People, Puerto Rico." H-O-T. It's worth checking out in a used bin.

I've actually seen it in a used bin and I didn't get it that day, but I will next time!

Cinnie said:

::: YR WEEKEND FIXX


[ watch "Call On Me" video here ]

Tori Fixx :: Big Boi Toiz (2006) ::: justincase :: I Can Be The Death In You (2002) ::: Infadels :: Love Like Semtex (2006) ::: Paul Mac :: HeatSeekingPleasureMachine (2005) ::: Eric Prydz :: Call On Me (2004) [ music video available above ] ::: The Ark :: It Takes A Fool To Remain Sane (2006) ::: Le Sport :: Your Brother Is My Only Hope (2006) ::: The Embassy :: Stage Persona (2005) ::: Paul Christianson :: Information (2002) ::: Fefe Dobson :: Don't Let It Go To Your Head (2005) ::: Amerie :: Some Like That [Z100 Radio Rip] (2006) ::: Prince :: Life O The Party (2004)

was watching a belly dancing ( raqs sharki) video

Róisín Murphy/Ruby Blue

Thin Lizzy - Freedom Song

Mara said:

I still can't believe a dance song was made out of that loop.

Tiga/You Gonna Want Me
Fischerspooner/Emerge
Zoot Woman/Living In A Magazine



Hole/Doll Parts

Texas/Halo

Cheek said:

HEEEYeah they really
waaaantchu
they really waaaantch
they really doeeeee

CinisterCee said:

I really like this song...

Fleetwood Mac/World Turning

Cheek said:

Me too

Cheek said:

I was just listening to that too.

Stax said:

Read my sig

CinisterCee said:

I think that's clever, slick and quasi-blasphemous all at the same time. That's the beauty of pop sometimes.

Cheek said:

You are HOT for playing these songggs. I live Zoot Woman's music!

PANDURITO said:

"sex, love and rock 'n' roll" from social distortion... on red vinyl...

Bob Marley- 2nd disc -Songs Of Freedom box

minneapolisgenius said:

YOU have a great taste!


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Mara said:

Thanks!

Cheek said:

Thanks!

I've just been getting more into Fleetwood Mac recently actually. Of course, I knew a lot of their songs from the radio and it always reminds me of growing up in the 70s, but I never looked beyond that until now. In fact, I'm going to start a thread about what Fleetwood Mac books there are out there. I'd like to read more about them.

"French Diary" by Eberhard Weber.