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Printabledamosuzuki said: The new Scott Walker vaguely disappointed me at first because it seemed a little too similar to Tilt, his last album, but subsequent listens have shown that it's a harder, more extreme record, and that's really saying something. This has to count as one of the most demented records ever to be marketed as pop music.
 Is that Scott Walker of... 
...The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore Walker Brothers? Glad you're digging the Donald Fagen disc. 
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I got Van Hunt's cd but, I really didn't show it the love it deserved
so I think I'll put it on tonight If you will, so will I | |
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minneapolisgenius said: Another good one.  And I thought I'd hate it.
 I love this album! If you will, so will I | |
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Jonas Brothers :: It's About Time (2006) FUN TEENAGE ROCK/POP ALBUM. SOME OF THE SONGS HAVE A JACKSON 5IVE QUALITY IN THE HARMONIES. THE BALLADS ON THIS ARE ACE. | |
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ok. looks like i should check out the new amp fiddler then. i hope i'm not disappointed.
he is cool in concert i'm labeled as a bad character
no matter what i do i'm labeled as a bad character | |
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minneapolisgenius said: Another good one. And I thought I'd hate it.
 a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on | |
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Your new music thread is doing better than mine. 
I smell a conspiracy.  "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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theAudience said: Is that Scott Walker of...
...The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore Walker Brothers? That is the same Scott Walker, but he's sounding nothing like his old self these days - his last few records have been very caustic, unmelodic art-rock. Extremely odd, but I find it highly entertaining. Glad you're digging the Donald Fagen disc.
Ah, I hit the jackpot last weekend - I found all three of Fagen's solo albums in a 2nd hand shop at a ridiculously low price. I have been playing the Nightfly non-stop - fantastic record, I can't believe I let so much time pass without owning it. I'm not too crazy about Kamakiriad so far (except for Snowbound), but it might grow on me yet. By the way, I just got back from seeing the Zombies, and I'm happy to report that they were absolutely superb. Colin Blunstone still sings like a choirboy - his voice has not aged a day as far as I could tell. I'll try to give you a report on Friday. Mr. Todd Rundgren was in attendance tonight as well. I thought I saw him sitting beside a local dj, and that was confirmed when they announced his presence at the end of the show. [Edited 8/30/06 20:41pm] | |
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meow85 said: Your new music thread is doing better than mine.
I smell a conspiracy.  If you will, so will I | |
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damosuzuki said: theAudience said: Is that Scott Walker of...
...The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore Walker Brothers? That is the same Scott Walker, but he's sounding nothing like his old self these days - his last few records have been very caustic, unmelodic art-rock. Extremely odd, but I find it highly entertaining. Glad you're digging the Donald Fagen disc.
Ah, I hit the jackpot last weekend - I found all three of Fagen's solo albums in a 2nd hand shop at a ridiculously low price. I have been playing the Nightfly non-stop - fantastic record, I can't believe I let so much time pass without owning it. I'm not too crazy about Kamakiriad so far (except for Snowbound), but it might grow on me yet. By the way, I just got back from seeing the Zombies, and I'm happy to report that they were absolutely superb. Colin Blunstone still sings like a choirboy - his voice has not aged a day as far as I could tell. I'll try to give you a report on Friday. Mr. Todd Rundgren was in attendance tonight as well. I thought I saw him sitting beside a local dj, and that was confirmed when they announced his presence at the end of the show. Scott Walker: I'll have to sample some of the material to hear what he sounds like now. The Zombies: Who's playing keys for them? Rod Argent's playing was so important to their original sound Donald Fagen: Give Kamakiriad some time. I had the same initial reaction when I copped it years ago. You will come to love the tunes. Tomorrow's Girls and especially On The Dunes  are classics.
Bring on the Todd Rundgren lowdown.
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Prince - 3121
That's about it.  Andy is a four letter word. | |
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theAudience said: The Zombies: Who's playing keys for them? Rod Argent's playing was so important to their original sound Rod Argent was present - in fact they pulled out a couple of Argent numbers, including Hold Your Head Up which got one of the best reactions of the night. Bring on the Todd Rundgren lowdown. Hopefully I'll put something together tonight. Cliffs Notes version: excellent show! Extremely aggressive playing with a stripped down line-up - two guitars, bass, drums and no keyboards. Lots of long and very loud guitar solos. [Edited 9/1/06 20:11pm] | |
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vainandy said: Prince - 3121
That's about it. you're probably better off that way
be happy you haven't heard Busta Rhymes' new Rick James-sampled song If you will, so will I | |
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I'm telling U guys, give this new Red Hot Chili Peppers a shot!
"Stadium Arcadium"... This one is so funky and deep that I think even P himself would dig it!   live4luvandluvwillive4u  | |
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unclenick1871 said: I'm telling U guys, give this new Red Hot Chili Peppers a shot!
"Stadium Arcadium"... This one is so funky and deep that I think even P himself would dig it! Best CD I've heard this year (although my hopes are up for John Mayer's upcoming Continuum). A little long, but really good.  "What kind of fuck ending is that?" | |
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Thanks guys. I didn't know that Van Hunt had a knew album out. I have to pick it up. I enjoyed his last one. It was the last new album I bought prior to 3121.
I've been disappointed by the Peppers last couple of albums, but I guess I will give the latest one a listen. I'm looking forward to the new AudioSlave album. I would also love to hear something new from Rahsaan Patterson. Other than that, just listening to a lot of House music. perfection is a fallacy of the imagination... | |
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BOB DYLAN - "MODERN TIMES"
(another classic!) THE ROOTS - "THE GAME THEORY" - (another classic) M. WARD - "POST-WAR" EASY STAR ALL-STARS - "RADIODREAD" ("OK COMPUTER" covered dub/reggae style - stunningly good!) ALICE SMITH - "FOR LOVERS, DREAMERS & ME" (Great, great new artist) JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - "Love Stoned/ I Think That She Knows" (downloaded this from a friend. I will NEVER buy this album, but I can't stop listening to this song) AUDIOSLAVE - "REVELATIONS" (Seriously, their best yet. I pray they don't break up.) | |
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I just don't know... not much grabs me like music in the past has. Maybe I just don't need music like I use to, perhaps I am growing out of "needing a new sound". I love music... and have it on before any other media sound. Maybe I am loving the sounds of life and nature... or maybe I just have not heard the right upcoming sound to rock my world.
The latest sound and new addition to artists... in my life. Amos Lee. | |
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My latest purchase: Charlotte Gainbourgs '5:55'.
No rock of anything that's related with it. Just nice songs, sung/whispered with beautiful music. It reminds me of An Pierlé, which might be an obscure reference for everyone outside Belgium. http://www.myspace.com/ch...gainsbourg | |
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Chris Brown's self title album. True his album isnt groundbreaking but it is nice to hear some new R&B songs.
Nelly and Janet's new song Call On Me Prince 3121 of course 
Ray J's song One wish Teena Marie's Sapphire well that is about it so far. I be hearing about Van Hunt and good things about his album and when I have the time I should check him out. Hey I maybe an old skool head, but I am still open minded of hearing good and decent new skool music which sadly I can able to count on my ten fingers.  [Edited 9/2/06 10:32am] | |
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thekidsgirl said: vainandy said: Prince - 3121
That's about it. you're probably better off that way
be happy you haven't heard Busta Rhymes' new Rick James-sampled song And I don't want to hear it either. It would destroy the memory of Rick James' name. Kinda like the disgrace that present day "Soul Train" has brought to the show's good name. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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the roots, game theory
outkast, idlewild the raconteurs, broken boy soldiers sufjan stevens, the avalanche | |
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Ill Scarlett-Heaters song sticks in your head, so good. 
Bedouin Soundclash- love all their songs, all around nice guys Zox- innovative new music,great energy Flogging Molly- also nice guys While I love my old favorites, I'm always listening for something new and fresh to listen to. I can't imagine listening to the same things for years with no variety. When I'm old I'll prolly raid my grandchildren's music to see what 's sounding good. "Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind"-Dr Seuss
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Gotye :: Learnalilgivinanlovin (2006) EVEN MORE PROOF THAT AUSTRALIA IS KICKING AMERICA'S ASS RIGHT NOW, MUSICALLY. http://www.gotye.com | |
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You could do a lot worse than the new Basement Jaxx album: Crazy Itch Radio
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Rebeljuice said: You could do a lot worse than the new Basement Jaxx album: Crazy Itch Radio
Does that mean you like/hate it? I'm listening to it right now but don't have a verdict yet. Also digging: 
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Quite looking forward to the New Scissor Sisters album
Lily Allen: Alright, Still might be ok... 
I hate to admit it, but im also looking forward to Robbie William's Rudebox: 
And rumours abound that Chinese Democracy may finally see the light of day this year! Im also digging Bitmonx: Toms n Jerry 
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JackieBlue said: Rebeljuice said: You could do a lot worse than the new Basement Jaxx album: Crazy Itch Radio
Does that mean you like/hate it? I'm listening to it right now but don't have a verdict yet. Im digging it. Only heard it a couple of times tho. So far Im thinking it might be better then Kish Kash but not as good as Rooty... Not sure yet. |
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