Just saw it at the store yesterday, but i haven't picked it up yet.
- Scarlet Letters
- The Latest Issue
- Scarlet Street Catalogue
- Book Ends
- Universal Horror
- Hammer Horror
- Corman and AIP
- Poverty Row Horrors
- Horror Italian Style
- Sherlock Holmes
- Great Detectives
- Charlie Chan & Co.
- Villains and Monsters
- Film Noir
- Film Music
- Hitchcock
- RKO and Other Studios
- Favorite Stars
- The Fabulous Fifties
- Now Playing
- Favorite Films
- Favorite Directors
- Sing Out, Louise!
- Jungle Drums
- Sci-Fi
- Animated Discussions
- Cliffhangers
- Wild West
- Comedy Tonight
- Fantasies
- The Boob Tube
- Stage Frights
- DVD and Video
- The Comic Corner
- On The Radio
- Subtexts
- The Toy Department
- Horror/Mystery Events
- The Gossip Mill
- The Paper Chase
- Coming Attractions
- Final Curtains
- Off-Topic Kibbitzing
So, what're you listening to?
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Posts: 4704 (06/14/09 10:25 AM) |
Jethro Tull-A Passion Play edits #8 & #9
The Clash-Train In Vain/London Calling REO Speedwagon-Back On The Road Again (not a ballad) Triumph-Lay It On The Line/Say Goodbye/Magic Power Shooting Star-Flesh And Blood Grateful Dead-Casey Jones
"Some days its not worth the effort of chewing through the restraints".
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Posts: 4714 (07/03/09 01:30 PM) |
Led Zeppelin-a little bit off of every studio album they made but at this moment the BBC recordings.
"Some days its not worth the effort of chewing through the restraints".
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Posts: 520 (07/12/09 06:23 AM) |
JDylanP wrote: Just picked this up at the library yesterday, first impressions are good. |
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Posts: 784 (08/08/09 06:23 AM) |
I've been spinning bucket loads of Elvis Costello, in anticipation of seeing him in concert on October 15th. Some tracks in particular - You Belong To Me,
I'm Not Angry, Six Fingered Man, Bedlam, Oliver's Army, Sulphur to Sugarcane and (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding.
I like money. I use a lot of it. - Nero Wolfe
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Posts: 561 (08/08/09 08:06 AM) |
Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros, brilliant summertime music.
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The Right Honourable Bill Maynard |
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Posts: 1449 (08/08/09 11:15 AM) |
No music during the summer because I ride public transportation. The exception are road trips. Last weekend for PulpFest I played several Kinks CD's: THE
VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY, LOLA Vs. POWERMAN AND THE MONEY-GO-ROUND - PART ONE, PERCY, and LOW BUDGET. This morning started out with The Righteous
Brothers THE MOONGLOW YEARS, bits and pieces of Peter Gabriel's Greatest Hits, Phil Collins' Greatest Hits, and The Police's Greatest Hits, before
the kids won out and we're now hearing a BBC radio dramatization of THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE. If none of you ever hear from me again,
you'll understand why.
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Posts: 4745 (08/08/09 12:33 PM) |
Grand Funk Railroad-Heartbreaker/Shinin On/I'm Your Captain/Bad Time
"Some days its not worth the effort of chewing through the restraints".
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Posts: 2471 (08/08/09 04:34 PM) |
Florence + The Machine's debut album "LUNGS".
~TIMOTHY~
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JDylanP |
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Posts: 825 (09/07/09 05:06 AM) |
The stereo remaster of ABBEY ROAD. I am delirious with joy.
I like money. I use a lot of it. - Nero Wolfe
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Posts: 5757 (09/07/09 07:07 PM) |
JDylanP wrote: You're not the only one, though I started with RUBBER SOUL.
We are just surrealist pilgrims; melting clocks in marble halls.
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Posts: 827 (09/08/09 02:15 AM) |
I highly recommend this highly facetious article on the remasters, which begins:
Like most people, I was initially confused by EMI's decision to release remastered versions of all 13 albums by the Liverpool pop group Beatles, a 1960s band so obscure that their music is not even available on iTunes.
I like money. I use a lot of it. - Nero Wolfe
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Posts: 2056 (09/22/09 01:54 PM) |
Listening to Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys' LIVE, FROM AUSTIN TEXAS. It was recorded in 1975 for AUSTIN CITY LIMITS but was too risqué and
politically incorrect for TV. I'm not sure why they thought they could ever televise A*****E FROM EL PASO or THEY DON"T MAKE JEWS LIKE JESUS ANYMORE.
Also, I'm reading THE LOVESONG OF J. EDGAR HOOVER by Friedman and featuring NYC P.I., Kinky Friedman.
Ben
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Posts: 1540 (09/29/09 09:35 PM) |
Opinions of Nox Arcana and Midnight Syndicate???
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Posts: 13198 (09/29/09 09:53 PM) |
Just finished watching HOLD THAT GHOST (with "Aurora" bringing back fond memories of a certain someone .... sigh.)
But Ted Lewis....? What the fuck was up with that?!?! "When...my...baby...lights...me...a...bluntie...." |
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Posts: 1482 (10/02/09 01:55 PM) |
Been listening to Mark Knopfler's new album, GET LUCKY. Some gorgeous melodies. Very laid-back and relaxing album. Perfect for the autumn.
"Madness does not preclude achievement." - Blake Edwards |
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Posts: 7959 (10/04/09 11:52 PM) |
<<<<Opinions of Nox Arcana and Midnight Syndicate??? >>>
Not familiar with Nox Arcana (probably my bad). I do recommend Midnight Syndicate. Very atmospheric music for your October wanderings. Won't replace your classical mix , but give them a listen. Nice people, too.
You say "Wicked" , like it's a bad thing.
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Posts: 867 (10/05/09 07:17 AM) |
I'm currently listen to the dulcet tones of Robert McKee as he narrates the audio book version of STORY.
I think man is a crazy animal - Orson Welles.
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Posts: 872 (10/08/09 09:23 PM) |
Has anyone else heard Christmas In The Heart, Bob Dylan's new Christmas record? This is one perverse, surreal, hilarious piece of wonderful! 'Must Be
Santa' is possibly the oddest recording I've ever heard. Bob Dylan sings a polka version of a Christmas carol. There are seven things wrong with that
last sentence!
I think man is a crazy animal - Orson Welles.
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The Right Honourable Bill Maynard |
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Posts: 1486 (10/12/09 08:24 AM) |
I played it at work on Friday. Its very, very special.
"Madness does not preclude achievement." - Blake Edwards |
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- Scarlet Letters
- The Latest Issue
- Scarlet Street Catalogue
- Book Ends
- Universal Horror
- Hammer Horror
- Corman and AIP
- Poverty Row Horrors
- Horror Italian Style
- Sherlock Holmes
- Great Detectives
- Charlie Chan & Co.
- Villains and Monsters
- Film Noir
- Film Music
- Hitchcock
- RKO and Other Studios
- Favorite Stars
- The Fabulous Fifties
- Now Playing
- Favorite Films
- Favorite Directors
- Sing Out, Louise!
- Jungle Drums
- Sci-Fi
- Animated Discussions
- Cliffhangers
- Wild West
- Comedy Tonight
- Fantasies
- The Boob Tube
- Stage Frights
- DVD and Video
- The Comic Corner
- On The Radio
- Subtexts
- The Toy Department
- Horror/Mystery Events
- The Gossip Mill
- The Paper Chase
- Coming Attractions
- Final Curtains
- Off-Topic Kibbitzing
