what are you listening to?
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I'm constantly listening to Led Zep, but when I'm not, I'm listening to other things, right?
Right now I'm stuck on Massive Attack. Its sexxy electronica that makes me horny. Its awesome. I'm also listening to The Postal Service. ITs also melodic and ambient electronica, and its Death Cab For Cutie's lead singer Ben Gibbard and some computers and a girl. Its life changing, lyrically perfect music.
Right now I'm stuck on Massive Attack. Its sexxy electronica that makes me horny. Its awesome. I'm also listening to The Postal Service. ITs also melodic and ambient electronica, and its Death Cab For Cutie's lead singer Ben Gibbard and some computers and a girl. Its life changing, lyrically perfect music.
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Re: listening
And the cool thing?BonnietheCajunQueen wrote:Right now I'm stuck on Massive Attack. Its sexxy electronica that makes me horny. Its awesome. I'm also listening to The Postal Service. ITs also melodic and ambient electronica, and its Death Cab For Cutie's lead singer Ben Gibbard and some computers and a girl. Its life changing, lyrically perfect music.
Massive Attack is just the tip of the iceberg for that kind of stuff.
Here's a great interent radio link that I stay tuned to a lot in the evenings. As Clarkcon would say, "Sweetness!"
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Sisters of Mercy - "Vision Thing"
What do we need to make our world come alive?
What will it take to make us sing?
While we're waiting for the next one to arrive,
One million points of light
One billion
dollar
VISION THING!
What do we need to make our world come alive?
What will it take to make us sing?
While we're waiting for the next one to arrive,
One million points of light
One billion
dollar
VISION THING!
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The three CDs I've been "wearing out" recently are:
The Flatlanders - More a Legend that a Band
Jimmie Dale Gilmore - Spinning Around the Sun
Gram Parsons - GP / Grievous Angel
I've never really liked "country" music very much, and still don't care for contemporary country for that matter, but I've recently begun loving this kind of alternative/long-haired country-esque singer-songwriter music. It's fuckin' awesome, IMO.
The Flatlanders - More a Legend that a Band
Jimmie Dale Gilmore - Spinning Around the Sun
Gram Parsons - GP / Grievous Angel
I've never really liked "country" music very much, and still don't care for contemporary country for that matter, but I've recently begun loving this kind of alternative/long-haired country-esque singer-songwriter music. It's fuckin' awesome, IMO.
...but it seemed like such a good idea at the time...

