I do??

oh my god...:oogle:

Hey Baraka...
that is a catchy...tune.

I am having way too much fun perusing these song lists...
my dog is sitting in front of me with his leash in his mouth...

gotta go...

oh yeah..Lennon's 'Working Class Hero'....

A little Billie Holiday added to the list. Etta James always makes me think of her.

Sometimes I wish I felt like Billie Holiday sounds when she sings. Pure heaven no matter what the song.

Dan Baird - I Love You Period

Do you love me question mark.... please please exclamation point....

Had to add SRV's "Pride and Joy." Heard it while out this evening; it has to be one of my all-time favorites.

Old 97's "Big Brown Eyes"....just a great damn song.

Loretta Lynn - Fist City :)

Edith Piaf - Tu es Partout.

I added Michael, but I can't type... that's "ever" not "every". Good Morning. Ugh.

But seriously, I hope I never get satisfied with just "enough."

This is turning into quite the epic playlist.

Arcade Fire - Wake Up

Good morning, indeed.

Thanks to roachboy, I LOVE Arcade Fire :)

Beck - Devil's Haircut

'cause I'm getting my hair cut today...finally.

...roachboy?

Well, yes, he introduced me to their music one night while we were in chat...I'd never heard of them before. He posted a link to the video for 'Rebellion (Lies)'. And it is thusly so that I started to collect their music. :)

Posted an old Dixie Cup song. We call this girl that comes around Iko and it reminded me.

hooray for me!

almost as if to dissipate that sort of thing, and because i am feeling particularly add at the moment, i added a track by the fabulously curious satanicpornocultshop.

infotainment: http://www.nunulaxnulan.biz/satanicpornocultshop.html

a curious and most excellent japanese band.
sadly, i couldn't find their version of "candy says" which is just too excellent words nearly fail o yes.

For my OCM.

Some real hip hop.

dealing with stupid people is assuaged via Grey Matter

you got my grey matter to thinking...It settled on

Nina Hagen - Dread Love.

Kate Bush - Army Dreamers

Ahhh...thank you...MM...time for music play..today.

I just decided I don't really have to do laundry...
laundry is stupid.

damn skippy.

it's at least smarter than the people that I am dealing with...

for cyn...

You're with Stupid Now by Aimee Mann

:p

I forgot to post earlier. Ballad of the Beaconsfield Miners, by the Foo Fighters.

There's a fun story behind this track. During the Beaconsfield mine collapse a couple of years ago, the two trapped miners asked for an ipod with Foo Fighters songs on it. Dave sent down a message with the ipod that he'd dedicate a track on the next album to them and that when they got out they could have free tickets to a show. Ballad is the song that he wrote for them.

Hendrix baby.

Janis next to Hendrix, feels correct.

And Dylan next to Janis.

...and, natcherly, after Dylan comes Neil Young

neil can sit with eric johnson because i was having flashbacks and most people i know have no clue who the man is. he blew my mind live.

Eric was listening to my iTunes :orly: when it shuffled forward. I'd forgotten how enjoyable that song is.

Our kitty had to go to the vet... as I left for the office, I was a bit worried that he wasn't going to come back...

I'll add a song(and then 67 more) when I get one to load fully, sos'n I can test the track's audio(some links are duds; also, my connection in this desert is trifling).


What I'd like for some to scrounge up is the originator of the that thread in "Found on the Net" that introduced the esteemed folk here at TFP to the excellent engine of search service that is seeqpod.

Plunder'd: Playable Music Search

As a favor, I "dug" up the treasure trove.

Art Zoyd -- "Simulacres"

I'm just getting into this stuff, so I thought I'd share what's taking up my musical mind space right now.

work is leaving no room to breathe lately, so I thought this old Rush tune would help....


sweet playlist so far!

fela ransome kuti and his fantasitc big band.
in the fine form, fela smokes the place with this track.

this is a live, recorded in the early 1970s (i don't remember where).
before he became anikulapo.
either way, you can never have enough fela in your life.
one of the great bands in the universe, in my humble opinion.


let us start what we have come into the room to do.

we can begin by turning everything up.

And I moved on to another:

Beck - Lord Only Knows


What is most difficult about selecting a song from an album is that most of those I own are so well-integrated, that it becomes a right giddy decision of choosing what feels right. Hopefully you agree.

He played the keyboard on these two songs and was incredible on both... Hungry Heart and

Hmmm...I didn't read your post cyn about your choice of songs...but I guess mine is oddly appropriate.

I love this song.