Muzak

[una-velocidad]

What's spinnin' in the disco compacto player? Not very original, but it's involvement.

Here's my list.

Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Rocket From The Crypt
Hot Snakes
Sparta
Hot Water Music
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
Descendents
Superchunk
Gas Huffer
Pixies
The Fall
Wilco
Dillinger Escape Plan
Fugazi
Modest Mouse
Built to Spill

okay I'll stop.

[angelo_caduto86]

jonathon richman

and

cracker

[Rotifer]

Ha, the lead singer for Gas Huffer went to college here in Walla Walla. Nice music Velocidad. Mine changes constantly (the magic of mini-disk) but right now I've been listening to:
White Stripes
Morcheeba
The Hives
Mudhoney
Phunk Junkeez
Fu Manchu
Ben Harper (old stuff)
Crystal Method
Nortec Collective

[Oceansize]

Guttermouth
Dropkick Murphys
Replacements
Social Distortion

[angelo_caduto86]

replacements...cool

[Mauriceman]

Lou Barlow/Sebadoh/Folk Implosion

[angelo_caduto86]

M.T.

I always wondered (with any creative work and certainly yours) when you are putting out an issue, is there a certain CD that gets played a lot, like the last issue what was put in with 'all repeat' selected?

[aredee]

I love you guys!

Ah, the Hot Snakes new one rips!!!!

I got nothin else to add to the listings above except maybe some MC5 or the Stooges.

Lungfish too maybe...
The Monorchid also...
The Minutemen too....
Drive like Jehu.....
RYE COALITION.....
Shellac

but that's it.

For those of you who dig MP3s and have the fat pipes to download, you should get an emusic.com account for $9 a month for unlimited legal downloads.

[Mauriceman]

That would be Allman Brothers Live at Fillmore East. The CD where they spiced two night's worth of "Elizabeth Reed" together to make one tune. Why? Duane had a better solo on one night, Dicky was hot the next.

[Mauriceman]

Yea, the graphics are a bit big. Kinda weird, too.

[hairygrump]

Lessee...
CD Player:
Dirty Three "What you love, you are"
Opeth "Still Life"
Soilwork "Natural Born Chaos"
Ghost Dog original soundtrack by the RZA

MP3s @ work (include)
Every George Thorogood & the Destroyers album
Last 2 Testament records
Black Flag "The First 4 Years"
Static X asst.
Iggy Pop asst.
Wayne Kramer's new shit
Soul Coughing's entire body of work
That 1 Bob Marley tribute album of remixes
Arcwelder
Minutemen
Anthrax "Attack of the Killer B's"
Slayer asst.
Fugazi "13 songs"

[Max]

Tape Mix #1
Side 1: "Cowboy Rock"

--Black Sabbath, The Who, MotorHead, Beasties, Zepplin, Sex Pistols, Chem. Bros., Certain songs by Oasis, The Clash, Ride, Stone Roses, Prodigy, Public Enemy........


Side 2: "Injin' Schlock"

--Badly Drawn Boy, Beatles, Stone Roses, Verve, Neutral Milk Hotel, Charlatans, Joy Division, Travis, Super Furry Animals, Curtis Mayfield ...........



Tape Mix # 2
Sd. 1-Yanni, John Tesh, Moody Blues, Mormon Tab. Choir, Vienna Boy's Choir, Capt. and Tanneal, Poison, The Carpenters, Dixie Chicks, Spandeau Ballet, the Pointer Sisters, Elvis sings the Gospel, Bob Seager's greatest Hits, the complete works of: STYXX, ...The Fix,...Duran Duran,...NSYNC, ...Menudo,...the soundtrack to Evita(yeah, boy, Madonna kicks it), the soundtrack to 'Breakin', How Stella got Her Groove Back, and Thelma and Loiuse, Yentil, and West Side Story(the Broadway Musical version, not the movie version), and much, much more! Musicals and feelgood music are Rad! I also left out the soundtracks to Sister Act #2, Beat Street!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mauriceman]

Pavement

[mohaka]

I don't know if it's because I'm from NW Montana, if maybe I just gotta get new friends or what. I haven''t even heard of 1/4 of these new groups that you guys are naming.
Maybe I'm living under a rock and don't even know it, I listen to stuff like
Bruce Springstein
U2
Dave Matthews
John Hyatt
Sheryl Crow

[Max]

Mohaka, whatever floats your boat is good, right? We all tend to judge or sum up people by what kind of music they listen to. It's a way of sort of catagorizing them, right? I might absolutely hate your music, I mean with a passion, think it's the devil's music, right, but at the end of the day, I'm not listening to it, you are. I'd give Cowboy land a little while to catch up, I mean, you have heard of the Beatles, right. But, .........you really need the soundtrack to Sister Act 2, or Yentil.

[mohaka]

Max,
You are absolutely right, man! The radio stations around here play some great classic Rock n Roll, but as for new music, not much. But hey, I'll check out some of the groups that I hear you guys raving about.

[Rotifer]

I don't think it is just living in Montana. Some of the bands listed seem to be more East coast. I've found some superb new music (for me) by checking out the play-lists in these threads. Max takes the cake for musical promiscuity, Mormon Tabernacle Choir to Motorhead? Rock 'n Roll man! :D Lemmy and Joseph Smith, now there's an interesting dinner party.

[Mauriceman]

it's aaaalll good.

Music may be the only form of democracy left for us.

[hairygrump]

just started listening to a country act called The Handsome Family. If you dig Chicago-style new old-sounding country with great stories, this band is the out-cold-****-shiz. Pretty songs about stalking and overdosing, sung like Waylon. Hot damn.

Saw 'em at the Turf Club last week and they packed the place, then rocked it. Any other Minneapolitans on the board that hit that joint?

[Max]

Still, nothing comes close Yanni in my eyes...............

[Rotifer]

No way, Menudo beats Yanni hands down. Especially since Ricky has proved their weighty contribution to latin music.

[Max]

Spandeu Ballet could sort Menudo out no problems, right, take it to the street, but if one were to truly unleash the fury, then look no further than the Capt. and Tanneal. I mean, some days, I put them in the old walkman, and I start riding, and riding, and riding, and man I just loose myself in the moment:p . On a serious note, however, Super Furry Animals are playing Pittsburgh this week. I dig them like a ditch, and haven't seen them in ages! Supa-Dupa.

[mohaka]

Englebert Humperdink rocks!
And if you have'nt Wayne Newton Live in Vegas, you have'nt really lived

[angelo_caduto86]

Beck has a new album out..not bad, but hardly rocks like Odalay

maybe he heard Engelbert Humper-D rocks

[una-velocidad]

Originally posted by mohaka
I don't know if it's because I'm from NW Montana, if maybe I just gotta get new friends or what. I haven''t even heard of 1/4 of these new groups that you guys are naming.
Maybe I'm living under a rock and don't even know it, I listen to stuff like
Bruce Springstein
U2
Dave Matthews
John Hyatt
Sheryl Crow

If I lived in NW Montana I wouldn't even worry about it. But Sheryl Crow, man, I'm sorry.
Doesn't the Barnes and Noble in Missoula have a music department? I went there once but can't remember. They can special order some music for you.
Thumbs up to the Boss, though.

[mohaka]

DOH!!
I knew I was gonna get shit for naming S.C.--OK scratch her put in The Beatles:D

[Max]

Sheryl Crow is like riding a moped........................
Yeah, you were going to catch grief over that one, I wouldn't kick her out of bed for singing, however, but that "soak up the sun/Southern Cally" song has got to go. Nice to look at, but shouldn't sell records.

[Rotifer]

Doesn't the Barnes and Noble in Missoula have a music department?
If you buy one of the new Sony MiniDisk players they come with Mp3 download software that makes file sharing quasi-legal (it converts any mp3s you download to their format). The music is still compressed, not a bad deal. I like to download some songs then buy the cd and rip it to mp3. I am convinced this benefits the artist in the long run, their principle income is from shows - right? I can't count the number of artists I've patronized after discovering them via Mp3. Not trying to start an Mp3 argument, just offering my justification. Which, of course, may very well start an argument.

[mohaka]

Quasi-legal
I like that term. I think poaching trails in Glacier is pretty quasi-legal,--from a certain point of view.

[Rotifer]

Maybe we should do it naked, that would make a statement. By the way, my aunt and uncle own a restaurant in Whitefish .. it's at the end of the mall but I don't remember what it is called - it has a bar as well. Just wondering if you are familiar with it. I think it is an Italian plac, or used to be.

[mohaka]

Yes, I know that place.
Iv'e eaten there a few times. Cafe al Dente. It's good. They've been in business a long time.

[Rotifer]

Yep, that's it. A fellow actually choked to death in there a while ago. Someone sent me the article and, incredibly, one of the people with the deceased said something to the effect that his death was really sad but the steak was great.

[mohaka]

When it's your time to go --it's your time to go.

[Rotifer]

Agree with you I must.


Ok, ok, I took this thread way of track... back to Muzak.

[mohaka]

And now, back to our regularly scheduled program.
BEEEEEEEP!