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Reply #90 posted 05/10/05 9:56am

HamsterHuey

The Cure

Aidonis

music
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Reply #91 posted 05/10/05 10:01am

HamsterHuey

Nirvana

Anorexorcist (Radio Performance 1987)

music
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Reply #92 posted 05/10/05 10:06am

CinisterCee

HamsterHuey said:


You should post more of YOURS!
Your musical taste always gets me downloading


OK, here's one for ya. Chad VanGaalen just got signed to Sub Pop this year. He released an album in 2004 called Infiniheart.




There's a few tracks for download on this website:
http://www.flemisheye.com/chad.php
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Reply #93 posted 05/10/05 10:12am

HamsterHuey

Tori Amos

Personal Jesus [live]

music

Thank you, mr!
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Reply #94 posted 05/10/05 10:17am

HamsterHuey

Miles Davis

Footprints

music
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Reply #95 posted 05/10/05 10:30am

HamsterHuey

Portishead

Pedestal [live]

music
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Reply #96 posted 05/10/05 10:32am

HamsterHuey

Roxy Music

The Thrill Of It All


music
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Reply #97 posted 05/10/05 10:59am

CinisterCee

CinisterCee said:




There's a few tracks for download on this website:
http://www.flemisheye.com/chad.php


Ahem.

So I would recommend "Kill Me In My Sleep" if you can find it. Or the website above which offers three cuts - I would recommend "Traffic".

If that doesn't grab ya, then don't bother, the album is quite long.
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Reply #98 posted 05/10/05 12:22pm

HamsterHuey

Roisin Murphy's Sequins EP's

Twice in a row...

Now playing; Through Time...

mushy
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Reply #99 posted 05/10/05 12:53pm

JDINTERACTIVE

Spiritualized

'Cool Waves'

music
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Reply #100 posted 05/10/05 8:27pm

HamsterHuey

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Spiritualized

'Cool Waves'

music


Wow, they still exist?
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Reply #101 posted 05/12/05 4:11am

HamsterHuey

PJ Harvey

You Said Something

music
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Reply #102 posted 05/12/05 4:45am

HamsterHuey

Sly & The Family Stone, Everyday People
Martina Topley Bird, Ragga
Prince, Lalala Means I Love You [live]
Sir Neville Marriner, Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields.Imogen Cooper and Anne Quellfelec, pianos, Concerto for Two Pianos, K. 365; 3rd movement
Tori Amos, Landslide Sigh, this song made me cry this morning.
Joy Division, Leaders Of Man [live at Middlesbrough, 1979]
Graham Central Station, We've Been Waiting For So Long
New Order, Lonesome Tonight
Ingrid Chavez, Seven Corners
The Cocteau Twins, The Thinderbox (Of The Heart)
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Reply #103 posted 05/12/05 5:24am

IstenSzek

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CinisterCee said:

CinisterCee said:




There's a few tracks for download on this website:
http://www.flemisheye.com/chad.php


Ahem.

So I would recommend "Kill Me In My Sleep" if you can find it. Or the website above which offers three cuts - I would recommend "Traffic".

If that doesn't grab ya, then don't bother, the album is quite long.


I've downloaded the tracks from the website and I've instantly
fallen completely and utterly in love with them.

"Somehwere I Know There Is Nothing"

love

Where can I find more? Please orgnote me. I'd run out to buy the
album right this minute, if I had any cash left.
and true love lives on lollipops and crisps
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Reply #104 posted 05/12/05 2:52pm

HamsterHuey

Marvin Gaye, Sexual healing
Prince & The NPG, Love, Thy Will Be Done [Sonny T. lead] 1994
Nina Simone, My Man's Gone Now
Tori Amos, Hey Jupiter [Dakota Version]
The Eurythmics, When The Day Goes Down
Sugarcubes, Hit
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Reply #105 posted 05/13/05 12:41am

HamsterHuey

A classical Gooey!

Last night I chose to go off to sleep while listening to Satie, now my jukebox just coughed up

Sir Neville Marriner, Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Felicity Loft, Soprano

Zaide, Aria "Ruhe Sanft"

music
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Reply #106 posted 05/13/05 12:56am

Cheek

HamsterHuey said:

Prince, eye Am The DJ


eek
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Reply #107 posted 05/13/05 12:57am

HamsterHuey

PJ Harvey

Shame [live Paris 2004]

music
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Reply #108 posted 05/13/05 12:58am

HamsterHuey

Brownmark

Shall We Dance

music
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Reply #109 posted 05/13/05 12:59am

Cheek

hah!

Brownmark
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Reply #110 posted 05/13/05 1:03am

abierman

Cheek said:

hah!

Brownmark



hey, Brownmark is the shit!!!!! mad
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Reply #111 posted 05/13/05 1:04am

HamsterHuey

And what is up with the above-post posting? It is not allowed!

Brownmark's songs with Prince are kewl! Bang Bang is fun too!
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Reply #112 posted 05/13/05 1:09am

HamsterHuey

Prince, Gamillah
Talking Heads, Life During Wartime

music
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Reply #113 posted 05/13/05 1:24am

Cheek

HamsterHuey said:

Bang Bang is fun too!


hmmm

From Cher??? smile






lol
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Reply #114 posted 05/13/05 1:41am

Cheek

HamsterHuey said:

AcutenPetiteGrl said:

What the hell is this


Music for people with taste.


AcutenPetiteGrl said:

Britney Spears - Toxic


HamsterHuey said:

I love that track. Like Slave 4 U.


falloff
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Reply #115 posted 05/13/05 1:46am

HamsterHuey

Cheek said:

HamsterHuey said:

Bang Bang is fun too!


hmmm

From Cher??? smile


I can safely say there is NO Cher on my computer. Nor any Bette Midler.

Björk, Oceania
Tori Amos, A Sort Of Fairytale
The Cure, From The Edge Of The Deep, Green Sea [live 2004]
David Bowie, All Saints
Kate Bush, The Saxophone Song
Prince, Purple House [album version]
Björk, The Modern Things [demo]
Kay Starr, You've Got to See Mamma Ev'ry Night (Or You Can't See Mamma at All)
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Reply #116 posted 05/13/05 1:52am

HamsterHuey

David Bowie, Speed Of Life
The Cure, Let's Go To Bed
The Cure, Like Cockatoos
Kate Bush, Hounds Of Love [Alternative]
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Reply #117 posted 05/13/05 1:58am

HamsterHuey

Bing Crosby, Going Hollywood

Okay, so I have a double album with MGM's Greatest Musical Hits. So WHAT! It has Singing In The Rain too, the reason I bought the album. Remastered. I love that tune too.
It's one of the few 'gay' items on my computer, music-wise, that is.


music
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Reply #118 posted 05/13/05 2:02am

HamsterHuey

Prince & The Revolution, When Doves Cry [remastered single edit]
The Cocteau Twins, Hazel
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Reply #119 posted 05/13/05 2:02am

Cheek

HamsterHuey said:

David Bowie, Speed Of Life


headbang
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