Come rescue me!

Tell me what you playin', mate!

PJ Harvey

Sheela-Na-Nig



Look at these!

New Order

Blue Monday

Franz Ferdinand

Come On Home [Live @ Glastonbury]

Grace Jones

Breakdown

Mahalia Jackson, Didn't It Rain
The Arcade Fire, Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)




LoL Lights Out edit. I always call it lights out, dunno why.
[Edited 6/3/05 1:02am]

The Eurythmics

Love Is A Stranger [Dr Strangelove Mix]

U2

New Years Day



Where as Sound And Vision can transport me immediately to the good side of the 70's, this song does the same for the 80's

The Eurythmics

Charlie Cat

Thank you, Moon. I can't thank you enough! Just put on the first song!

I am amazed to have the opportunity to hear that beautiful voice sing songs from an era I so love. Wow.

The Eurythmics

Sweet Surprise 2



Wow....

Satellite Of Love

4/4 In Leather

VERY German

Charlie Cat

Them synths!

Grown Up Girls

That synth drum! How 1985!

I've been meaning to send you these songs forever! I'm so bad about sending packages. But I'm glad you're finally hearing these.

Okay, my first bunch of favourites are Monkey Monkey, Let's Just Close Our Eyes and Sweet Surprise 2. These three songs to me stand out when it comes to sound and lyrics. They just sparkle and I am just playing them again and again...

I had some fun too, as it turns out I used to own ABC Freeform and Lentils, (how could I otherwise remember them witty songs?) I laughed so loud cuz of ABC especially. Weird Annie & Dave.

GangstaFam said:

LoL, just as bad as I am!

BTW, in between I found SOME of the b-sides and extended versions myself and it turns out I have a superior version of Invisible Hands....

Any takers?

Bruce Springsteen

"Man at the top"

Currently trying to locate the release that included Sweet Surprise 2...

Do I have to wade my way through http://www.dnafiles.net/dna/index.htm myself?

GooeyTheHamster said:

I love these songs! "Monkey Monkey" is one of the best, although obviously not for the lyrics. What all have you downloaded so far?

GooeyTheHamster said:

At least you sent me one package so far. More than I can say.

And there are 2 versions of "Invisible Hands". Maybe you found the 2nd.

I love to





Listen to





Beethoven

GangstaFam said:

Nope, they are the same, one lacking 2 seconds of the other due to difference in vinyl/digital transfering.

And hey! You have been too pre-occupied for packaging. I bet you are hardly able to keep up your own stuff... kittykat here, dog pound there. Yards of unlistened-to-material if I know you a little...

GooeyTheHamster said:

That's me!

GangstaFam said:

Include severe insomnia, a mind overflowing with thought, emotion and music/lyrics and that describes....

ME! LoL
I was SO wired this morning again. I sent angry orgnotes defending Madonna (I mean JEEEEZ) and was pissed off (typed pisse doff there, hehehe) at a stupid cow that did not understand the function of a WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO thread. Sigh...

Maybe I do need a life. How about it? You got recording stuff, right? Let's make a record.

I am playing;

The Eurythmics

Monkey Monkey / Let's Close Our Eyes on repeat.

The Cure

The Three Sisters

GooeyTheHamster said:

Yes I do have recording stuff. And I've just recently dug it all out and begun tinkering again. I listened to some of my old demos to see where I left off cuz it's been so long since I've put anything down. Feels good to be doing something with it again.

And OMG, the first time my friend heard "Monkey Monkey"...when those insane vocals come in and sing "Mun-kay...Munkayyyyyeeeeewwww", he was like, "Is that her!?" I'm still not sure.

GangstaFam said:

Hehehe, yer own special 'friend'? LoL

Anyways... my lyrics are back up again too... they just keep flowing the last few weeks. Slowly, but VERY surely. I am kind of cocooning to see if new lyrics can get firm ground underneath their feet.

Is this place for real or is this just fantasy?
Cuz when I went to sleep you weren’t here with me

GooeyTheHamster said:

"What's that spose ta mean?"

GooeyTheHamster said:

And you're the total opposite of me. Lyrics are almost always the last thing to come when I'm writing a song.