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Comment on what the person above is listening to......... Like the dozens of "what are u listening to right now" threads but u get to add a comment about the above song.
Right now for me is Al Jarreau "pleasure" ( on headphones as Iam too hype to sleep right now  )
Even if u don't know the song. Just say so and make ur play. [Edited 3/8/05 17:23pm] | |
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hey, that song's great!*
meanwhile, i'm listening to 'let's spend the night together' by david bowie, from the 'ziggy stardust: motion picture' soundtrack. *i've never heard the song in my life.  | |
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Anxiety said: *i've never heard the song in my life.
Ditto for that Ziggy Stardust track 
I'm listening to Alice Russell's "Hurry On Now" 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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i've heard THAT!!! i loooove alice russell, thanks to supa. 
meanwhile, i'm still on a bowie kick at work tonight. '1984' this time. | |
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Anxiety said: i've heard THAT!!! i loooove alice russell, thanks to supa.
meanwhile, i'm still on a bowie kick at work tonight. '1984' this time. I bow before you, my good sir. That is a great track, in itself. I'm on a James Brown kick, listening to "Let Yourself Go," at the moment... Ooh, little darlin' if you're
free 4 a couple of hours (Free 4 a couple of hours) If U ain't busy 4 the next 7 years (Next 7 years) Say, let's pretend we're married and go all night | |
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UndercovaBrotha said: I'm on a James Brown kick, listening to "Let Yourself Go," at the moment...
I've never heard that track either. I'm currently listening to Kenny G's cover of Outkast's "The Way You Move". There's a thread with a link to it - so that's what I'm listening to. Well, for the next few seconds, anyway. | |
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BinaryJustin said: I'm currently listening to Kenny G's cover of Outkast's "The Way You Move". There's a thread with a link to it - so that's what I'm listening to. Well, for the next few seconds, anyway.
"Run away, run away!" FM - Steely Dan tA  Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm "Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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BinaryJustin said: UndercovaBrotha said: I'm on a James Brown kick, listening to "Let Yourself Go," at the moment...
I've never heard that track either. I'm currently listening to Kenny G's cover of Outkast's "The Way You Move". There's a thread with a link to it - so that's what I'm listening to. Well, for the next few seconds, anyway. Haven't heard it and don't really want to either. Listening to Jamiroquai-Cosmic Girl at the mo  I'll leave graffiti where you've never been kissed | |
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I love "FM" by Steely Dan but hate "Cosmic Girl" by Jamiroquai.
Could somebody recommend a Steely Dan album to me? I've always liked all their singles when I've heard them on the radio but never really investigated further. I don't like too much noodly instrumental solos though - I think that's what's kept me away from them. They had this aura about them that screams "prog rock". Are they like an American ELO? Oh - I'm currently listening to a Trip-Hop remix of "Summertime" by Sarah Vaughan. | |
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(Bianary Justin on Steely Dan)
I dont know nuthin bout no Steely Dan but I liked that song "Peg" and De La Soul's sample of it for that one song..("u know i love u better [dah dah dah]  )Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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BinaryJustin said: Oh - I'm currently listening to a Trip-Hop remix of "Summertime" by Sarah Vaughan. I like this song, but I don't know about the "trip-hop remix" 
any good? as for me. I'm listening to We Can Funk  cause Im in a funky mood If you will, so will I | |
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paisleypark4 said: (Bianary Justin on Steely Dan)
I dont know nuthin bout no Steely Dan but I liked that song "Peg" and De La Soul's sample of it for that one song..("u know i love u better [dah dah dah] )What is the name of the de la soul song? | |
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saintsation said: paisleypark4 said: (Bianary Justin on Steely Dan)
I dont know nuthin bout no Steely Dan but I liked that song "Peg" and De La Soul's sample of it for that one song..("u know i love u better [dah dah dah] )What is the name of the de la soul song?  Know
Allmusicguide review of the song A straight-up love song, "Eye Know" fits in the general concept of De la Soul's debut album both through the clever use of unexpected samples (the song is built on a lazy, jazzy groove powered by a sliver of Otis Redding's whistling from the coda of "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" and a vocal snippet ? which provides the song title ? and horn lick from Steely Dan's "Peg") and through the shyly romantic verses, in which Posdnous and Trugoy each impress the objects of their affection through a conscious rejection of the gender stereotypes that were already poisoning hip-hop by 1989. The rappers were still in their teens during the writing and recording of this album, and the lyrics of "Eye Know" sound like the words of two awkward but sincere kids who are looking for lasting relationships in place of quickie fun. This is a rare and admirable trait in any genre of pop music, not just rap, and it gives "Eye Know" an endearing earnestness lacking from sillier exercises like "Jenifa Taught Me (Derwin's Revenge)." [Edited 3/9/05 9:01am] Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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Never did get into De la soul.
Now Iam blasting out "sussudio" by Phil Collins. What an odd name Sussudio? David franks is on keyboards and bass on this track (and some others off album) David was in the system! | |
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BinaryJustin said: Oh - I'm currently listening to a Trip-Hop remix of "Summertime" by Sarah Vaughan. Is that the Verve Remixed album you have there..? As for the post above....Not a Phil Collins or Genesis fan, but Sussudio's one of the better ones.. I'm listening to Frank Sinatra - Vio Veneto. But I have an excuse, it's for a customer
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RocknRollDave said: BinaryJustin said: Oh - I'm currently listening to a Trip-Hop remix of "Summertime" by Sarah Vaughan. Is that the Verve Remixed album you have there..? As for the post above....Not a Phil Collins or Genesis fan, but Sussudio's one of the better ones.. I'm listening to Frank Sinatra - Vio Veneto. But I have an excuse, it's for a customer
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[Edited 3/9/05 9:10am] Which frank song is that? Proberly have heard my dad play it. Now Iam onto Cat "catwoman" (bomb the bass endorphin mix).....is this track that bad really? | |
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paisleypark4 said: saintsation said: What is the name of the de la soul song? Know
Allmusicguide review of the song A straight-up love song, "Eye Know" fits in the general concept of De la Soul's debut album both through the clever use of unexpected samples (the song is built on a lazy, jazzy groove powered by a sliver of Otis Redding's whistling from the coda of "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" and a vocal snippet ? which provides the song title ? and horn lick from Steely Dan's "Peg") and through the shyly romantic verses, in which Posdnous and Trugoy each impress the objects of their affection through a conscious rejection of the gender stereotypes that were already poisoning hip-hop by 1989. The rappers were still in their teens during the writing and recording of this album, and the lyrics of "Eye Know" sound like the words of two awkward but sincere kids who are looking for lasting relationships in place of quickie fun. This is a rare and admirable trait in any genre of pop music, not just rap, and it gives "Eye Know" an endearing earnestness lacking from sillier exercises like "Jenifa Taught Me (Derwin's Revenge)." [Edited 3/9/05 9:01am] So you big De la soul fan hah. I have collections of them. Let me know whenever you want to swap some music man????? | |
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saintsation said: paisleypark4 said: Know
Allmusicguide review of the song A straight-up love song, "Eye Know" fits in the general concept of De la Soul's debut album both through the clever use of unexpected samples (the song is built on a lazy, jazzy groove powered by a sliver of Otis Redding's whistling from the coda of "Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay" and a vocal snippet ? which provides the song title ? and horn lick from Steely Dan's "Peg") and through the shyly romantic verses, in which Posdnous and Trugoy each impress the objects of their affection through a conscious rejection of the gender stereotypes that were already poisoning hip-hop by 1989. The rappers were still in their teens during the writing and recording of this album, and the lyrics of "Eye Know" sound like the words of two awkward but sincere kids who are looking for lasting relationships in place of quickie fun. This is a rare and admirable trait in any genre of pop music, not just rap, and it gives "Eye Know" an endearing earnestness lacking from sillier exercises like "Jenifa Taught Me (Derwin's Revenge)." [Edited 3/9/05 9:01am] So you big De la soul fan hah. I have collections of them. Let me know whenever you want to swap some music man????? Actually not a big fan, but "3 Feet High And Rising" is one of the best rap albums of all time. Orgnoting u my list... Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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paisleypark4 said: saintsation said: So you big De la soul fan hah. I have collections of them. Let me know whenever you want to swap some music man????? Actually not a big fan, but "3 Feet High And Rising" is one of the best rap albums of all time. Orgnoting u my list... Send me your list and all your favorites. I want to know!!  | |
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gil scott-heron, "1980" | |
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saintsation said: paisleypark4 said: Actually not a big fan, but "3 Feet High And Rising" is one of the best rap albums of all time. Orgnoting u my list... Send me your list and all your favorites. I want to know!! My favorites off that list? There's alot of em. I did orgnote u like 2 or 3 minutes ago. Mostly the older albums are my favorites because ya know, man the 80's was pure heaven....  [Edited 3/9/05 10:16am] Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: gil scott-heron, "1980"
I wish  I knewStraight Jacket Funk Affair
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paisleypark4 said: Handclapsfingasnapz said: gil scott-heron, "1980"
I wish I knewwhat's your e-mail address, i'll hook ya up... | |
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BinaryJustin said: I'm currently listening to Kenny G's cover of Outkast's "The Way You Move".
kmoj plays the hell outta this like everyday... | |
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paisleypark4 said: saintsation said: Send me your list and all your favorites. I want to know!! My favorites off that list? There's alot of em. I did orgnote u like 2 or 3 minutes ago. Mostly the older albums are my favorites because ya know, man the 80's was pure heaven....
[Edited 3/9/05 10:16am] I did not receive it, must be computer failure.  . I really wanted to see your list man you know.  | |
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saintsation said: paisleypark4 said: My favorites off that list? There's alot of em. I did orgnote u like 2 or 3 minutes ago. Mostly the older albums are my favorites because ya know, man the 80's was pure heaven....
[Edited 3/9/05 10:16am] I did not receive it, must be computer failure. . I really wanted to see your list man you know. Oh ok. Du u have one? (Oh and not to run off topic on this thread yall...uuuhh comment on... U HAVE TO COMMENT ON: (At Random) BONE Thugz N Harmony Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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paisleypark4 said: saintsation said: I did not receive it, must be computer failure. . I really wanted to see your list man you know. Oh ok. Du u have one? (Oh and not to run off topic on this thread yall...uuuhh comment on... U HAVE TO COMMENT ON: (At Random) BONE Thugz N Harmony I like "crossroads" (that was them right?) "i've got dreams to remember" Otis redding | |
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thesexofit said: I like "crossroads" (that was them right?) "i've got dreams to remember" Otis redding I know the Bone Thugz song, but no idea about the Otis Redding one. I'm listening to Blue Monday '88 by New Order I'm the first mammal to wear pants. | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: gil scott-heron, "1980"
Well alright!!!!  | |
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thekidsgirl said: BinaryJustin said: Oh - I'm currently listening to a Trip-Hop remix of "Summertime" by Sarah Vaughan. I like this song, but I don't know about the "trip-hop remix"
any good? as for me. I'm listening to We Can Funk cause Im in a funky mood  I'm testing positiiiive
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