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By: Ralf
Date: 7/15/98 9:57:32 PM
# Replies: 267
Quick. No cheating. What music's playing on your CD player/tape deck/radio/turntable/MP3/RealAudio player?
Response #1
By: Ralf
Date: 7/15/98 9:58:11 PM
Sex on Wheelz / My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
Response #2
By: yodare
Date: 7/15/98 11:51:31 PM
I'm listening to the dreaded CLICK OF DEATH sound on my Zip Drive... *SIGH* Another system disk bites the dust....
Response #3
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 7/15/98 11:58:09 PM
Uhm, HBO's America Undercover. I'm not listening to music.
Response #4
By: XeonoeX
Date: 7/16/98 3:03:58 AM
I've been at work all night! I work as A DJ. I don't listen to music in my off time unless forced to do so. (Don't even have a radio in my truck, and I likes it thata way!)
-Bill
Response #5
By: yodare
Date: 7/16/98 8:00:58 PM
Can't afford one, eh? ;-)
Response #6
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 7/17/98 2:41:04 AM
I was just listening to the Wings of Desire soundtrack, but gave it up since it isn't really the right mood. I'm contemplating putting on David Sylvian/Holzer Czuckay's 'Plight and Premonition,' but I'd have to dig around to find it.
Response #7
By: sooz
Date: 7/17/98 1:17:39 PM
Don't tell just anyone, but I had Peter Gabriel's "SO" album in, because we're gonna cover "In Your Eyes", electronica style. Stop laughing. Richie did "O Come O Come Emmanuel", the Christmas carol, techno-fied, and it worked.
Response #8
By: rorschach
Date: 7/17/98 8:20:58 PM
that might be interesting to listen to....
me? I'm listening to the fan in my 'puter.....
Response #9
By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 7/18/98 6:02:20 AM
No music, it's 5:30 AM, I woke up and couldn't go back to sleep. Ahh for the days when I had not to worry about waking other people up. But if I had my choice, I'd be listening to Cherry Poppin Daddies, Ugly Americans, or John Scofield, (his new CD is just too fucking cool for words).
Response #10
By: Da Sissop
Date: 7/18/98 10:04:12 AM
Neil Finn - Try Whistling This.
Response #11
By: Ralf
Date: 7/18/98 10:28:32 AM
Natalie Imbruglia/Intuition.
Response #12
By: Cleotis
Date: 7/18/98 10:56:05 PM
Finally bought it, after 8 years. And it's not as good as I thought it was gonna be: "Confessions of a Knife", by My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult.
I also bought a Zappa album, but haven't opened it yet...
I'm kind of in a Will Smith mood at the moment, though.
Response #13
By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 7/19/98 12:42:22 AM
Natalie Imbruglia?
Ralf, no wonder you don't wear pants anymore.
S.N.A.G. music for sure! He-he
Response #14
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 7/19/98 2:08:50 AM
There's a new Neil Finn record??? JOY!
Response #15
By: Ralf
Date: 7/19/98 7:02:57 AM
VERY fresh. Mine should be here Tuesday.
*Blush* Natalalie is a "guilty pleasure".
Like, when you find yourself grooving (with mounting horror) to a Spice Girls song.
Now I'm listening to Man or Astro Man?/King of the Monsters.
Response #16
By: Tess Trueheart
Date: 7/19/98 8:27:42 AM
Shawn Phillips...
Response #17
By: Da Sissop
Date: 7/19/98 9:26:51 AM
Although I've never been a particularly big fan of The Cure (in fact, that whiney Robert Smith really used to piss me off), I found a cool web site in my quest for mp3 files last night, and I am currently listening to 2 hours and 36 minutes of an entire near-CD-quality Cure concert.
Response #18
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 7/19/98 10:37:58 AM
You link no workee.
I understand there ARE web pages for MP3s, but I'll be damned if I ever find any. So, I get most of mine off Usenet. Any suggestions?
Response #19
By: Da Sissop
Date: 7/19/98 11:24:45 AM
Try the linkee again later. It worked great last night.
The web pages are hit-and-miss, usually miss. Best bet is to have something in mind (like, I think I actually stumbled across the Cure pages while looking for "Crash" by the Dave Matthews band), and hit a search engine like, oh, HotBot, ferinstance, and search for "keyword" and "mp3".
Your results will probably turn up a shitload of fly-by-night mp3 pages, which are basically lists of links to files on other sites, usually long-since closed down and removed, and peppered with porn banner ads and annoying pop-up windows. *Occasionally* you can glean some worthwhile files offa those kinda sites, but I've generally found 'em to be more trouble than they're worth.
Keep scanning your search results, tho, and you'll probably find the occasional Fan pages, or personal (i.e. non-banner, non-business) collections of mp3 files, like the aforementioned Cure site. And therein lies the true mp3 goldmine.
Response #20
By: XeonoeX
Date: 7/19/98 1:42:02 PM
Funny you should mention Zappa, Cleo. Before I logged on I dropped the needle on "Joes Garage acts II & III" (So i could be part of this conversation) Well, that, and I got to meet Terry Bozzio this weekend and had him sign my copy of it. Strange guy. Anyway, listeng to Zappa now for those that care.
"...And he shot a whole right through his sock."-Bob
-Bill
Response #21
By: rorschach
Date: 7/19/98 2:12:31 PM
Pink Floyd.... Momentary Lapse of Reason....
Response #22
By: Shadow Sprite
Date: 7/19/98 3:49:50 PM
Well, when I was in Dallas last week I picked up "God Save the Queen - 20 years of punk" (a 3 CD compilation - perfect for my 3 CD stereo!) currently playing Blitz's "Warriors".
Response #23
By: Da Sissop
Date: 7/19/98 3:59:21 PM
Rare & live mp3 bootlegs here. I just snagged three Counting Crows concerts via one of their linked sites.
God I love having a high speed net connection.
Response #24
By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 7/19/98 9:16:38 PM
Sheesh! Man, I had LOADS of URLS for MP3's. If you search Yahoo, or Inforseek, you shoudl get plenty of hits.
Response #25
By: Ralf
Date: 7/20/98 12:31:10 PM
Brian Setzer/Live Nude Guitars (Japanese Import)
Response #26
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 7/20/98 3:56:34 PM
Joe Frank's 'Philosophy' on realaudio.
Here's Joe's KCRW web page. Attention radio people: You Should Know About Joe Frank. Ignorance is not an excuse.
Response #27
By: Cleotis
Date: 7/21/98 9:23:35 PM
I know a great site for MP3's of The Judy's.
Oh, The Dallas Observer is doing an article that mentions my Judy's web site on Thursday. It'll be cool to see if my hits pick up from it.
Response #28
By: Da Sissop
Date: 7/23/98 7:23:12 AM
For what it's worth, I've now got my temporary holding area for mp3 files accessible via web, for those who might be interested. It's http://206.109.172.125/mp3. That's where I keep 'em until I get about 650 megabytes worth and transfer 'em to CD.
Response #29
By: Ralf
Date: 7/23/98 5:41:42 PM
Devo Greatest Hits/Satisfaction
Response #30
By: Da Sissop
Date: 7/24/98 7:33:46 AM
And for whatever else it's worth, my pick hit mp3 file for the day is Everclear - "Our Lips Are Sealed"... that's right, the Go-Go's classic.
Response #31
By: Ralf
Date: 7/26/98 1:53:47 PM
Man or Astro-Man?/Alpha Surfari
Response #32
By: Mycroft
Date: 7/29/98 8:38:46 PM
They Might Be Giants- "Flood" "Weird" AL Yankovic - "Dare to be Stupid" Bad Religion - "Against the Grain"
Response #33
By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 7/30/98 10:24:35 PM
I'm gonna be at Yes/Allen pasons tomorrow night.
Response #34
By: yodare
Date: 7/30/98 10:55:39 PM
How about some good Dr. Demento (or was it Pemento) MP3s???
Response #35
By: Jay
Date: 8/1/98 8:04:02 AM
Mix Master Mike - "Anti-Theft Device" Beastie Boys - "Hey Nasty" and I think Cornershop
Response #36
By: Ralf
Date: 8/1/98 12:54:20 PM
Servotron/Moving Parts
Response #37
By: Jay
Date: 8/2/98 2:38:24 PM
Tito Puente Box Set
Response #38
By: sooz
Date: 8/3/98 10:42:12 AM
The coffee maker gurgle.
Response #39
By: Shadow Sprite
Date: 8/3/98 8:36:05 PM
Proving once again that Mycroft does indeed have the greatest music taste. I should've been listening to my TMBG!
Response #40
By: Ralf
Date: 8/4/98 3:35:42 PM
Man... Or Astro Man?/Made From Technetium
Response #41
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/5/98 3:54:28 AM
Idiot Flesh - The Nothing Show
(note: if you find Mr. Bungle amusing, you should get Idiot Flesh, and even if you don't like music at all, you should GO SEE Idiot Flesh if you have the chance)
Response #42
By: Cleotis
Date: 8/5/98 8:43:16 PM
Radio Shack scanner radio, currently buzzing around the 43-49 MHz range listening for neighbors phone calls.
Response #43
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/7/98 1:09:34 AM
Robbie Robertson - Contact From The Underworld Of Redboy
Response #44
By: rorschach
Date: 8/7/98 12:18:02 PM
KTRH reporting the two car bombs going off in africa...
Response #45
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/7/98 8:04:52 PM
"I Grieve" by Peter Gabriel - City of Angles soundtrack.
Response #46
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/8/98 2:00:13 AM
Sigh.
Peter Gabriel tainted himself by being on the soundtrack to that awful remake of a really cool and very hypnotic German film. My heroes are falling...
('Wings of Desire,' for those who care... Ok, I put on the 'Wings of Desire' soundtrack just for YOU.)
Response #47
By: rorschach
Date: 8/8/98 3:20:47 PM
AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap....
Response #48
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/8/98 10:46:03 PM
Mr. Bungle: Disco Volante.
("desert search for techno allah" is such a fun title)
Response #49
By: Mycroft
Date: 8/9/98 10:46:42 AM
*borrowing ubtiquitous copy of "until the end of the world" soundtrack and putting it on to join homer in mourning Hollywood's discovery of Wim Wenders*
BTW, does anyone have any clue _why_ that soundtrack is so common? I know a double-handfull of people at the minimum who own the soundtrack but will give blank looks if the movie is brought up...
Response #50
By: Tess Trueheart
Date: 8/9/98 11:02:30 AM
Elton John.. Sweet Painted Lady.
Response #51
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 8/9/98 3:13:45 PM
The hum of the fan in my power supply trying to go out.
Response #52
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/9/98 9:04:45 PM
Marco playing drums.
No idea, Mycroft, other than that it has nick cave and laurie anderson on it, and that it's Super Gothy(tm).
Response #53
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/9/98 9:16:43 PM
Squirrel Nut Zippers - "Ghost of Stephen Foster"
Response #54
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/9/98 10:16:00 PM
Homer Sez:
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Peter Gabriel tainted himself by being on the soundtrack to that awful remake of a really cool and very hypnotic German film.
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Never saw the movie, either of them. I am, however, unrepentantly enamored of the soundtrack though.
So...what's the difference with the remake that makes it so crappy when compared to the original?
Sorc'(Rev)
Response #55
By: Da Sissop
Date: 8/10/98 9:03:11 PM
Homer: I seem to have reached the point in my life where most of my early musical heroes have apparently run out of creative juices... hopefully some of them have just fallen into ruts and will yet again be kicked in the pants by their muses, a la Neil Young, Lou Reed, David Bowie, and the like (every five or ten years they seem to come up with something cool again).
Dammit, I want my Black Francis back!
Response #56
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/11/98 2:11:29 PM
Oh but Bowie is so sexy... Anyway, I still like peter gabriel. Shucks, the theme is 'angels.' There has to be a peter gabriel song on the album.
Sorc: The difference: Wings of Desire is a beautiful meditation on what life is about, why we live and die, and what we want. It has a very wonderful performance by Peter Falk as... Peter Falk. There's a poetic and uncertain ending. That Other Unnameable Film is a love story with Meg Ryan and a happy ending.
Response #57
By: Shadow Sprite
Date: 8/12/98 6:40:26 AM
What's that? A love story with Meg Ryan? Who'd have thought she'd be in a love story? How original!
Response #58
By: Ralf
Date: 8/13/98 11:47:42 AM
The Reverend Horton Heat/Crooked Cigarette
(I have seen Until The End of the World, and it rocks. Very ahead of its time. The thickest of atmosphere, kinda short on plot. My favorite scene involves the pre-WWW soviet search engine with the bear-agent. "I'm Searching... I'm searching..." I'd KILL for a java applet that does that. :-)
Response #59
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/14/98 11:37:25 PM
Homer Sez:
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Sorc: The difference: Wings of Desire is a beautiful meditation on what life is about, why we live and die, and what we want. It
has a very wonderful performance by Peter Falk as... Peter Falk. There's a poetic and uncertain ending. That Other
Unnameable Film is a love story with Meg Ryan and a happy ending.
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Ok.... But I still love the soundtrack. :)
Sorc'(Rev)
Response #60
By: Ralf
Date: 8/15/98 6:15:00 PM
Howl/Failure
Response #61
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 8/15/98 11:16:55 PM
The Jeopardy! theme song.
And I *like* Meg Ryan, so blow me.
Response #62
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/16/98 12:10:48 AM
Brian Eno/Before And After Science
"Burgen blender bouncing like a ball ball ball and/Caleput the leader on the fuse/Bundle up the numbers counting three six nine/Hears anna building wept across our shoes..."
Response #63
By: Ralf
Date: 8/16/98 10:04:48 AM
Thomas Dolby/I scare myself
Response #64
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 8/16/98 12:31:50 PM
Still listening to that power supply going out.
Maybe I should fix it.
Response #65
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/16/98 2:56:54 PM
"Shadows and Prophets" - Soundtrack: TALES FROM A PARALLEL UNIVERSE
Response #66
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/17/98 8:29:42 PM
Oo! Tales from a parallel universe! What a fun vid!
How many episodes of that got made?
Response #67
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/18/98 1:36:41 AM
I think something like...4? I've only seen 2 myself. But yeah, very cool/quirky. I still can't stand Kai (the dead-returned-to-life guy), he's just WAY to depressing. Of course he's the one that "gets the girl." Feh! But other than that.... :)
They've got a website ya' know. Almost as bizzare as the show itself and full of odd poetry like...
All night on the telly telly
All night our films you did see
Wondering about our world's background
While touching yourself where you pee
Response #68
By: rorschach
Date: 8/22/98 4:26:26 PM
SOMEBODY here mentioned Mike Oldfield and that stimulated something... I hadn't heard any of his stuff in so long it was pitiful, wasn't even sure he was doing anything musical anymore... well, I found a few sites about his music and found a CD that I intend to get soon... its titled "The Songs Of Distant Earth" it was intended to be a kind of soundtrack for the Arthur C. Clarke novel of the same name..... complete with some mini music video's on it (it's a CD-Rom too) and even a game... (this circa 1994....) currently listening to "let there be light" via midi...
Response #69
By: Tess Trueheart
Date: 8/23/98 9:02:22 AM
Kev telling me about something I need to read on "how to make good dirt." Hmmm...
Response #70
By: Ralf
Date: 8/23/98 10:29:57 AM
Man... or Astro Man? / Time Bomb
("Destroy All Astromen!" is a COOL album.)
Response #71
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 8/23/98 11:55:03 AM
The Howard Stern Radio Show, the new tv series.
I have yet to figure out why.
Response #72
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 8/23/98 8:55:33 PM
I'm listening to my housemates move a couch through a doorway and up some stairs.
Response #73
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/23/98 10:49:16 PM
Richard Feynman lecturing on Vectors from the "Six Not-So-Easy Pieces" CDs.
Sorc'(rev)-Sorc"(rev-revdx)
Response #74
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 8/24/98 11:25:28 AM
I *LOVE* Richard Feynman.
He was too cool for school.
Response #75
By: Da Sissop
Date: 8/24/98 5:01:19 PM
"The Doom Generation" soundtrack? I dunno what it is, but I downloaded it offa alt.binaries.sounds.mp3, and it's currently sitting in my temporary mp3 holding pen if anyone cares.
Response #76
By: The Sorcerer
Date: 8/25/98 9:42:34 PM
Gowan Sez:
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I *LOVE* Richard Feynman.
He was too cool for school.
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Richard Feynman was Da Bomb!
Sorc'(Rev) = rev2 + 2xrev - rev2
Response #77 Tess Sez:
It's a dying art ya' know?
People can't make a living at it and they starve to death.
~Ba Dum Bum~
Sorc'(Rev) Response #78 I was listening to King Crimson's THRaKaTTaK! when I started reading this thread, only now I'm not listening to it anymore since it ended before I started typing this.
Response #79 Los Lobos, Colossal Head, Manny's bones.
That was easy. oooops. i said something. Response #80 Wall of Voodoo/The Index Masters/Ring of Fire
(Oooh! Cool! Colossal Head!) Response #81
Have Gun, Will Travel.
Response #82 Marco playing the flute in the next room. Response #83 75 Spectacular Sound Effects!/...various airplane noises...
(Working on a sound effects project for somebody without a soundcard.)
(obLecherousJoke: "If I could play my own flute, I'd never leave the house!") Response #84 From the "My dad alwyas used to say" category, this entry:
I can play my nose two ways. I can pick it or blow it. Response #85 Metallica - Ride the Lightning ... $15 tape player Response #86
The new special SciFi Channel edition of Star Trek.
(actually a commercial for Sprint PCS)
Response #87 Garbage v2/I Think I'm Paranoid Response #88 buzzcocks Response #89 housemates drumming next door.
do you sense a trend? Response #90 Veggie Tales Veggie Tunes
and if you have no idea visit The Official Veggie Tales Website. Response #91 Cartoons. But tomorrow, at this time, it'll be the Johnny Canales show. Response #92 A buncha midi files I downloaded. Response #93 The Riven Soundtrack - Atruus' Theme
Response #94 King Crimson/Thrak!/"I'm a Dinosaur" Response #95 Europop Diva Abigail's version of "Smells like Teen Spirit".
Wow. You can actually understand the words, too.
Response #96 Michael Oldfield /The Songs Of Distant Earth/ Magellan Response #97 Skank Response #98 Paul Q Pek/Whatever his last album is called Response #99 Peter Gabr...I mean...Paul Q-Pek, huh? Response #100
The opening theme to "Air Force One".
Response #101 Still listening to Garbage 2.0... Response #102 Housemates playing drums. Again. Response #103
Time of Your Life by Green Day video. Response #104 The blissfull quiet of the house after everyone's gone. Response #105 Sean Morley - A Hairy Ass, in .mp3 format.
Hurry, the link goes away soon. If you need an .mp3 player, ya oughta try WinAmp. Response #106 Damn. Missed it!
Any song with the title "Hairy Ass" *must* be great!
Response #107 Hey, that reminds me. There's a band in Seattle called Braindead. I saw an ad for one of their shows. Response #108 Cleo, try it again. Response #109 Bill Anders's recorded mesage from apollo 7 quoting the first line from the book of Genisis.... Response #110 Dr. Neil Frank giggling like a schoolgirl. Response #111 Woo hoo! It worked!
I'm getting _A_Hairy_Ass_ *RIGHT NOW*!!!
Response #112 It comes with age, man.... Response #113 Queen - "Fat Bottomed Girls" Response #114 Pogues
rum sodomy and the lash Response #115 Sorc', those lyrics are words to live by. "Are You Jimmy Ray," by Jimmy Ray and played by Jimmy Ray, because he just discovered that his Play Station will play his CDs. He's a very happy boy. Response #116 Speaking of Asses and Fat Bottomed Girls...
Response #117 I should never follow Cleo's links this early in the morning. Response #118 I laughed, I cried, I laughed 'til I cried..... Response #119 Cabeca Dinosauro Response #120 Terre Thaemlitz remixes of The Golden Palomino's 'No Skin.'
Terre is kewl. Response #121 Soundtrack to the movie Grand Canyon/Don't Want Out Response #122 "Brightblur" by Massivivid - formerly Deitiphobia - formerly Donderfleigen.
Them's some old Austinites, Sooz.
Response #123
The finale of Caddyshack.
Response #124 "Wally Shaw and his ol' lady", Cleo? (sez Richie) He went to the first Donderfleigen gig. They opened for Paul Q Pek, who opened for Lust Control. What a bill, hoo boy. Response #125 Uh huh. That's them.
It's a pretty cool CD. Flavors of Stabbing Westward. It's decent. Not as good as "Fear of God", but I doubt anything will ever top that album.
Response #126 "I'll Come Running (To Tie Your Shoes)" by Brian Eno (from Another Green World) Response #127 yiddish folksongs Response #128 Jimmy Reed/Big Boss Man Response #129 Unkle - Psyence Fiction Response #130 "Panic" (by Panic) -- a popular korean pop group consisting of two young go-getters who rap, sing slow ballads and perky tunes with undertones from such influences as the old vanilla ice, new kids on the block, and bryan adams. the most popular song on this album, whose title can be translated to mean "slug", is about a man who finds a slug in his bathtub, a slug that sings to him about eventually crawling its way from the bathtub to the sea, following the sound of waves.
(this is all true, btw) Response #131 Welcome, Seventh of Seven!
Remind me not to shop in Korea for music. Response #132 sooz! are you the 'good egg' susan or the 'bad egg' susan?
Response #133 It depends, usually she's just the scrambled egg Susan.... Response #134 Hiya, 7'o'7! Susan is definitely evil.
(Wait -- evil's good, right?) Response #135 SoS! Good to seeya again!
Sheesh.. there have been a lot of Susans over the years.. :)
I think this Susan must be the "bad egg" Susan, by virtue of the fact that the "good egg" Susan was "E. Susan", aka Edith Sorenson, former Houston Press writer extraordinaire, who can now be found writing for the online Houston Sidewalk.
Response #136 hi fang, ralf! well, evil is usually good, except if it's a bad egg. then it just smells really bad. Response #137 I checked, and I smell fine, so I must not be a bad egg.
I'm Susan Presley Laxton. Ring any bells? Response #138 I want that korean music.
Response #139 Massive Attack/Angel Response #140 homer: send me your address and maybe i can dub a copy for you.. Response #141 oh and susan: nice to make your acquaintance. how about if we call you "the other white egg" susan? Response #142 Negativland: 'Free'
3414 42nd ave. w.
seattle wa
98199
pleeeeeeeze send me a dub? many thanks!
btw, anyone who wants to can send me stuff. send anything, as long as it's not a health code violation. Response #143 Cake Like/Wendy Response #144 Some anonymous Dead Can Dance song. It's one of those days here at the outpost... Response #145 I like being the other white egg. Conveniently, I'm even white.
I'm listening to rain. Again. Still. Response #146 Hey! Anyone know if there's still a "flesh" color in the big 64-box of Crayolas? Response #147
There isn't.
It wasn't PC enough. No indian red anymore, either.
They have Macaroni and Cheese now, though.
Response #148 i'm still waiting for the macarena and cheese. Response #149 Fifth Element Soundtrack/Aknot Wot Response #150 The housemates are listening to Steve Hillage in the next room. Response #151 I've decided that since the original message says "what music is playing...", that there's obviously subversion and repression going on here. ("Help! Help! I'm being repressed!"). We non-music-in-the- house people deserve equal time, you know! Where's the paint? I need to work on a protest sign.
I'm usually plugged in via headphones to doctors rambling on, so I'm going to share what I'm listening to at the moment, even though it's not music. And you can't stop me. Well, unless, well, you like, deleted my messages.
So... I'm typing about Mr. Madison's prostate cancer. Response #152
"non-music-in-the-house" people?
What the hell does that mean? You're in a band! Your husband mixes
music in a studio for a living!
I have a hard time believing there's no music in your house.
Response #153 no, i think that makes sense. if you work in a bakery, you don't make custard pies as soon as you get home, do you?
(but you do get fat and sweaty--i think that's due to eating on the job, though, and not at home) Response #154 and kudos to sooz for a righteous idea. i'm listening to .. well, actually i guess it is music, but it's on the tv. it's the 'sweet music behind the meaningful conversation' music from a popular korean miniseries whose title can be translated as 'look, look again', about a pair of families whose siblings attempt to marry each other (in a non-incestual way) and the thwarting of such consumation by one of the family's grandmothers. the main technique used to assuage the grandmother is for one of the grandkids to sing korean oldies for her.
so actually it's a pretty musical show. Response #155 That's a crazy-sounding hunk-o-sitcom...
Until very recently I was listening to the soundtrack of a movie I was watching called Six Degrees Of Separation. Which is a good movie, even though Will Smith is in it. Response #156 I thought that was a Kevin Bacon movie. Response #157 Kevin Bacon and Will Smith are the same person, with interchangeable skin. And they're both really cute. Cute goes a long way in my very shallow book, you know.
SOS, you hit it, precisely. Richie listens to wanna-be Nirvanas until his ears about bleed, and I listen to doctors ramble all day. Then we go out and play music in a band. So, considering all this ear fatigue, we don't listen to music in the house. It's not something we sat down and made a decree about or anything... we just don't. There's not even a stereo in the house. Sometimes Jimmy goes in his room and does that teenager-with-the-headphones routine, though. He's the only one that even owns a boom box around here. And we listen in the car, sometimes. But not that often.
So, currently, I'm listening to Ms. Stephen's history of Stage IIIA large cell lung cancer. Response #158 hm? sooz, i take it that listening to medical case studies is a job, and not some kind of nasty perversion? Response #159
I think you assume too much, SOS.
As for talking about things that aren't exactly music, well,
I was doing it before it was cool. Waaaaaaaay up there somewhere,
I posted about listening to the TV and the power supply fan that
would not die. (okay, technically, it never died, but I ripped
it from it's shell and replaced it with a dandy new one)
So. I'm the pioneer. Now I just have to wait until I'm 80something
to do it again.
Response #160 I do medical transcription, 7o7. It's great fun... particularly the patient who tried to cut his tongue out with a pair of scissors. Response #161 and then he fed it to whiskers, and whenever people asked, 'cat got your tongue,' he could teasingly say, 'yaahghgh'
<drum beat> Response #162 far be it for me to nitpick, but i'm going to anyways. if you'll look back to message #2 on this thread, you'll note that a user named "yodare" was the true pioneer of expressing his/her non-musical environment.
all hail! Response #163 I am listening to a subdirectory full of wacky streaming realaudio and mp3 files.
Where, you ask? Why at http://www.misterweb.com/~r0et/tunestack/, of course.
Listen to kpft.ra. It's fun. Response #164
Yeah, I wonder what happened to Yodare. He was gonna buy my Amiga and then he disappeared off the face of the earth.
It's obviously a plot.
Response #165 I'm listening to a tale of a man who has a tumor in his perineum... you know, that area between the scrotum and the anus.
Ah, what a lovely job I have. Response #166 You mean the 'taint'?
t'aint yer balls and t'aint yer ass....
Meanwhile, back on topic: Little Davey Sylvian and his pal Robert Fripp playing their little hearts out on The First Day. Response #167 I am listening to Jay Hova 4x4 cackle at Cleet's link form earlier... Response #168 Wonder Lance the Sleeping Pig Dog scratching and snorting. Response #169 I'm listening to the whine of my little powerbook170's hard drive as it struggles to run MacLynx. Congradulations to fang-o for making the webnunz at least tolerable under Lynx. Yay! Response #170 the whining of my dog (and the thumps and thuds of my wife and daughter) as the dog gets bathed...... katie( aka "stinky" "digger" "wreaking ball" and "My BABY") has more dirt on HER than i have left in my YARD..... hence the bath, which she hates worse than even a trip to the vet! and I have the bleeding gashes on my body to prove it.....
have i mentioned i love my doggie? Response #171 Listening to the whir of the fan on my new SynOptics 3030 fiber concentrator. Never realize how noisy these buggers are until you're alone in a room with them....
Oh...and my Billy Squire CD....
Sorc'(Rev)
HEY HOMER!!! Response #172 The hum of my dishwasher...and the throbbing of my head for the past seven days.. Response #173 The sound of my huband in the shower. Mmmmmmm. Response #174 Tess Sez:
You dishwasher has been running for the past seven days?!? TURN IT OFF! They're as clean as they are ever going to get!!
Sorc'(Rev)
Response #175 Not until it removes that filthy ceramic glaze somebody put on there! That stuff can kill ya you know!! Response #176 The Pope, inside the Sistine Chapel: "Let's paint the ceiling... white." Response #177 Ahem...Gee Tess, you're right! I never looked at it that way. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
Sorc'(Rev) Response #178 I just can't understand why the lead painted ones are always the ones I like?! Response #179 if you spray the pots with teflon, you'll be safe.
or if you don't have liquid teflon handy, you may consider using saran wrap.
Response #180 Lead paint adds a little extra ZING to the flavor, and it helps you fall asleep at night. Response #181 Tess Sez:
Perhaps you have a lead fetish? You perv! :)
Sorc'(Rev)
Response #182 Teflon on my plates? Well it would make clean up a breeze! All my plates are made in China or Mexico... hmmm Nepal..China..close..Ok Sos when you get to Nepal skip on over to China and send me back some teflon coated plates! Smoooch! Response #183 And some Egg Foo Yum Yum. Response #184 And some Wang Chung. And some Goo Goo Dolls. Response #185 Would you care for some Wu Tang soup as an appetizer? Response #186 As long as Sooz and I can heat it on my teflon coated plates! Response #187 Listening to Wendy Carlos' 'Clockwork Orange' soundtrack (the one with the complete version of 'Timesteps') LP, trying to figure out if I want to get the new remastered CD reissue of it. It's either that or the CD release of 'Sonic Seasonings' by the same composer. Oh I'm so happy that Sony decided to drop Carlos, so she could find a small label to deal with and get stuff released on CD...
Now, if I could only decide. Oh, and there's a *third* option, her new 'Tales of Heaven and Hell.' Anyone got a three-sided coin I can flip? Response #188 having looked at her webpage, i might be willing to give a listen.. her cat drawings were friendly and i really like her idea that we're evolving into four-eared cyclopses.
Response #189 ABBA - "S.O.S." Response #190 I see Mr. Wu Tang himself got arrested. That tryin' to kill a cop will do it every time. Response #191 I'm Baaaaaacccccckkkk!!!!!!! Response #192 I'm listening to Kurt Schwitters' Ursonate.
http://www.ubu.com/sound/sch_urs288.ram Response #193 The gurgle gurgle sounds from my lower intestine. Lunch didn't sit well with me today.
You'd think $2200 for a five day training seminar and you'd at least get a good free lunch!!
Sorc'(Rev)
Response #194 Gee, I write a note telling everyone I'm back, and not one welcome, hi, how ya doing or nothing.
It's nice to be able to come somewhere and be put in your place. :) Response #195 Saw a bumper sticker once: "Just when you start thinking you're somoene of some import, try ordering someone else's dog around." WELCOME BACK, SPAS! Response #196 Okay okay Hiya Spaz! Response #197
You were gone?
Response #198 I sure missed him. Response #199 Who were we talking about again?
:)
Sorc'(Rev)
Response #200 Ralf!? Where the hell have you been?! Smooooch! Response #201 Smooch back atcha.
I go thru reclusive phases where I lock myself in my cave, grow a narley set of dreads, speak in tongues, and write software. This is one of those times.
I just peeked out to see if the sun's still there.
Yep.
So how IS everybody?
(obListeningTo: Stan Ridgway/Big Dumb Town)
Response #202 obListening: David Sylvian/Taking the Veil. O when will his new CD be available as a domestic?
Whatcha writin', Ralf? Response #203 Listening to WRAP Radio online right now...I am probably the only hip hop junkie at this board. Response #204 Listening to Kundalini Theater, in a live performance behind me about 23 feet. Damn cybercafes. Response #205 Writing: software for Environmental Health management; my biz. It's a boring old multiuser database application. I need some ideas for easter eggs...
Listening: Aaron Copland/Appalachain Spring
Response #206 Listening to Richie write a new song. Response #207 Listening to the annoying new clicking of Internet Explorer 5.0. Response #208 Start/Settings/Control Panel/Sounds.
Scroll down to Windows Explorer.
Turn off Begin & End Navigation.
obListening To: Boring dull old silence; can't disturb Mary, who is sleeping nearby. Response #209 Thanks Ralf!
(Sniff!)
I luv ya man! Response #210 Lucious Jackson, courtesy of Fang's MP3 stash. Woo! Response #211 Wendy Carlos' 'Incantation' from _Beauty in the Beast_. Response #212 Grofe's Grande Canyone Suite. Response #213 The voices in my head. Response #214 Bumper sticker I spotted yesterday: "I can't come to work today. The voices in my head told me to stay home and clean the guns." Response #215 Fang, old buddy of mine...ya got a stash of MP3's huh? Luscious Jackson, huh? You wouldn't happen to have (I believe it's called) Sisters of the Kaos or Daughters of the Kaos (I know its spelled like "Chaos" but I guess they were trying to be ultra cool)? If so, I'd be a happy man. I can't find that anywhere! It's from their first CD, "In Search of (or Looking for) Manny"...thanks again.
Response #216 Nope, sorry, no Sisters or Daughters of Kaos. Could I possibly interest you in some Scottish Alternative instead? Response #217 How bout remounting the new Cake again? I *think* I might I might be infected, but I'm not sure.
obListening: Dvorak's New World Symphony, some movement or other... Response #218 Sure, I'll do that when I get home.
Ya know, I *don't* hate it as much as I initially did. There are 4 or 5 good cuts on it now. :) Response #219 Fang Da Sissop:
"Ya know, I *don't* hate it as much as I initially did. There are 4 or 5 good cuts on it now. :) "
See, I told ya!
Response #220 as to the VOICES.... you're just jealous because THEY only talk to ME.... (while we are ripping off bumper stickers you know....) Response #221 Don't they have a program now to rip bumper stickers? Response #222 BumperRip v.1.03 Response #223 My goofy brother, on leave from a stint in Korea, listening to old/bad disco. Response #224 Are you trying to imply there was GOOD disco? Response #225 Mussorgsky/Khovanshchina Response #226 Sure, I think there was good disco. Saying one style of msic is superior to anotehr is like saying one race or religion is superior to another. It's just all a matter o' taste, mah friend. Response #227 Not when it comes to Disco. Response #228 Of course. Your music is superior to anything else someone might have enjoyed. Response #229 No, I'm pretty sure he's right about disco. Response #230 There's good disco...
...as long as you've recently taken illegal stimulants. Response #231 As I was first reading about the Columbine High School thing the radio played, in sucession:
Under Pressure, by Queen; Live and Let Die, covered by Guns n Roses, and Add it Up, by the Violent Femmes.
I had to re-adjust my head when I realized this. Response #232 Sooz:
"Of course. Your music is superior to anything else someone might have enjoyed."
Nice to see you finally agree. :)
Is it just me, or does sooz seem a little ticked at me?
HTB:
"There's good disco...
...as long as you've recently taken illegal stimulants."
Well...there's always that!
Then again, that even makes TV good! Response #233 Aerosmith.. as in the concert last night. Response #234 Shoot, I don't even know you! How could I be mad at you? I just like to argue. It keeps me entertained. Response #235
>Of course. Your music is superior to anything else someone might >have enjoyed.
See, the problem here is the assumption that someone ENJOYED
disco.
Response #236 I can see Sooz's point. There can be good disco in the sense of its technical excellence. Doing anything well is noteworthy.
The same way you can dislike Adolph Hitler while still admiring his ambition. Response #237 Disco was hugely popular. Therefore, SOMEONE liked it. I'm not saying it was my cup o' tea, but there were people (Donna Summer) doing that genre well, and making a load of cash off it. Heavy metal, goth and country aren't my thing either, but that doesn't mean no one's doign it well. Response #238 Ralf:
"
I can see Sooz's point. There can be good disco in the sense of its technical excellence."
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
Ralf, how disappointing. After you come up with teh great hampter ploy, then you come back with this! Such a same!
Sooz:
"Disco was hugely popular. Therefore, SOMEONE liked it"
Someone liking it, doesn't necessarily mean it's good. Using the Hitler analogy, lot's of people liked him...at first. Response #239 You're comparing someone that murdered gazillions of people to a genre of music that lasted about 5 years. I think we're talking apples and oranges here, dude. Response #240 Lessee:
Adolph Hitler: Rein lasted about a decade (1934-1944).
Disco: Roughly 1974-1984.
I don't see much difference. Response #241 Neil Finn: Try Whistling This.
Neil roolz. Maybe I'll write a review. Response #242
You should try the CD he did with his brother.
Strangely, it's titled The Finn Brothers.
Good stuff.
Response #243 Sooz:
"You're comparing someone that murdered gazillions of people to a genre of music that lasted about 5 years. I think we're talking apples and oranges here, dude."
I'm pretty sure that Disco was responsible for the murder of more than a few people.
Of course if they listened to disco, and wore one of those horrible suts, I think it would qulify as a mercy killing. Response #244 So buzy wanting to argue with each other they skipped right by... Sigh......The concert was wonderful btw.. Response #245 Gowan, I got that Finn Brothers CD when it first came out. It's enough to make me want to move to New Zealand. Response #246 Tess: Aerosmith alone isn't controversial enough. You *shoulda* said you went to an Aerosmith concert, and they played disco versions of their songs. Response #247 Ahhh.. so does it count that a well purchased pair of breast were displayed from the 1st row to Steve Tyler, then he pointed them out and they were displayed for all to see on the overhead?
Naa...guess not. Response #248 Tess Sez:
Naa...guess not.
Hey waitaminit! Tess, did you go shopping and not tell us?? :)
Sorc'(Rev) Response #249 Tess:
"Ahhh.. so does it count that a well purchased pair of breast were displayed from the 1st row to Steve Tyler, then he pointed them out and they were displayed for all to
see on the overhead?
Naa...guess not."
Were they within licking distance? Response #250
I saw Neil Finn at Numbers a few months back.
It was way good fun.
They gave away free Jude CDs as we left.
Response #251 No to both questions. I take that back, they were in Steven Tyler's licking distance, but he only had the camera man show all of us. Response #252 Four Rooms Soundtrack/Junglero Response #253 Ralf:
"Four Rooms Soundtrack/Junglero"
Oooo, that's a good one! Response #254 Some whiny chick who really can sing if she wants to, but is doing a nasally thing to sound more Alanis-ish in Richie's studio. Response #255 The Jackal Soundtrack/...um, I dunno which track... Response #256 A choo choo track? Response #257 Neil Finn, oddly enough. right now. on my portable CD player hooked up to my stereo. because the kickass CD player I got at goodwill turned out to not be so kickass.
"and I promise that I won't look back/every day I'm making ground..."
Response #258 Okay, technically I'm not listening to anything right now, but I feel strangely compelled to tell you what I was listening to on may way home from work today.
I was listening to miscellaneous mp3s. In my car... Through my car stereo, by way of a snazzy new Discman-to-Cassette-Deck adapter from Radio Shack, only instead of a discman I have a notebook PC.
Bow down before me. Response #259 So, ya had the thing plugged into the Soundblaster-out jacks?
(Trying to vizualise this...) Response #260 Yup. Soundblaster out, Jack. Response #261
I just made a CD from my MP3s and listened to that.
Response #262 I had a friend sing to me on the phone and I held the phone receiver up to my monitor and it played out my car stereo. Response #263 I had a friend of mine's cousin's sister's brother in law that worked for NASA play his CD of MP3's, on his tape deck adapter, through his cell phone modem that was satellite uplinked to a listening post somewhere in Alaska, then sent back down and streamed through real player.
Just becasue we were bored.
:) Response #264 David Sylvian's new CD: Dead Bees On A Cake.
Not as immediately enjoyable as his previous work, but I'm glad he's recording. Response #265 You know that girl that could sing if she wanted to, but whines instead to be trendy, that was in the studio? Response #266 Female Tom Petty?
(ObListening: King Crimson: THRAK!)
Response #267 To whom ever posted that about the new XTC...you were right.
I quite like it.
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Date: 8/25/98 10:03:22 PM
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Kev telling me about something I need to read on "how to make good dirt." Hmmm...
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The hum of my dishwasher...and the throbbing of my head for the past seven days..
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By: Tess Trueheart
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I just can't understand why the lead painted ones are always the ones I like?!
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Ahhh.. so does it count that a well purchased pair of breast were displayed from the 1st row to Steve Tyler, then he pointed
them out and they were displayed for all to see on the overhead?
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By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 5/4/99 12:26:45 PM
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 5/5/99 10:32:55 PM
By: Tess Trueheart
Date: 5/6/99 5:14:01 AM
By: Ralf
Date: 5/7/99 8:54:37 AM
By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 5/8/99 7:34:18 AM
By: sooz
Date: 5/8/99 3:49:33 PM
By: Ralf
Date: 5/9/99 9:25:00 AM
By: sooz
Date: 5/9/99 10:26:04 AM
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 5/9/99 4:46:21 PM
By: Da Sissop
Date: 5/11/99 6:22:51 PM
By: Ralf
Date: 5/11/99 11:09:47 PM
By: Da Sissop
Date: 5/12/99 6:36:05 AM
By: Gowan McGland
Date: 5/12/99 10:37:13 AM
By: sooz
Date: 5/13/99 9:36:54 AM
(Sorry, just trying to fit in.)
By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 5/13/99 11:57:02 AM
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 5/15/99 12:31:56 AM
By: sooz
Date: 5/15/99 2:03:34 PM
She's back.
By: Homer The Brave
Date: 5/16/99 3:23:40 PM
By: Capt. Spastic
Date: 5/17/99 6:47:32 PM
