[Edited on 14-11-2006 by aquagoat]

Great avatar Aqua! :drums:

what the hell do you think of it Fido? all the reviews i've seen have been five star. in related news, i'm kind of starting to get a bit sick of cirque du soleil and all their wonderful shenanigans.

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Originally posted by scallopino what the hell do you think of it Fido? all the reviews i've seen have been five star. in related news, i'm kind of starting to get a bit sick of cirque du soleil and all their wonderful shenanigans.

Sorry i posted the wrong thing.:duh: I was refering to the new re-worked Beatles cd, which i think is overly hyped.

You going to see Cirque du soleil then?

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Alice in Chains - Grind

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Originally posted by BBP Alice in Chains - Grind

what do you think about it Bonny? I was quite disappointed when I listened to it, should I listen to it again ?

Oh yes! Alice in Chains sure was an aquired taste for me. The only music I know that's more depressing is Shostakovich.

I've been loading my newer harddrive with music, currently on 187 days and counting . . . I greatly enjoy itunes on random. Here are two 80 minute chunks that scrolled thru today . . .

Hands Off, Jay McShann/Priscilla Bowman, sep55
Dog Breath demo from uncle meat acetate
Penis Dimension, 200 Motels [the segue from "you gotta look that sucker right in the eyes and tell him these words"/ to the following: "You're the old lady from the society pages/" . . .is pretty freaking funny . . .]
Society Pages, YCDTOSA 3
Love Is Stronger Than Death, The The, Dusk
Johnny Darling, YCDTOSA 4
Basement Music 1, Lost Episodes
Bowling On Charen, Trance Fusion
The Kiss Of No Return, tk 1, John Coltrane, Art Blakey, The Bethlehem Years, dec57
RaRaFor Red Rocking Horse, Andy Partridge, Fuzzy Warbles
Milk Cow Blues, Kinks, kinkkontroversy
Cocaine Decisions, YCDTOSA 3
Motor Boys Motor, The 101'ers
Song Of Our Country, Miles Davis and Gil Evans Orchestra, Sketches Of Spain
Four, Davis, Coltrane, Evans, Chambers, Jones, live in NY, feb58
Police On My Back, Joe Strummer n the Mescaleros, live Acton, 15nov02
Ode To Rene, Ween, live Eindhoven, '94
Playing For Keeps, Elvis Presley, 3sep56,
Pianoman, Ween, the Billy Joel song, live ??
The Egg, Herbie Hancock, Empyrean Isles
81:00

Breathless, Jerry Lee Lewis, Otis Blackwell 21jan58
Black Page solo/Black Page1, Zappa In NY
Pretty Thing, Bo Diddley/Willie Dixon, jul55
The Crooked Beat, The Clash, Sandanista!
Conversation Piece, David Bowie, Space Oddity, ryko
Light Is All That Matters, Trance Fusion
I Asked For Water, Howlin Wolf
The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing, You Are What You Is
I'm Not Satisfied, FZ n MOI, 31oct74 Late show
Mr Green Genes demo, uncle meat actetate,
Fried Chicken For Richard Speck, Eugene Chadbourne, I Support The Troops (and I Want My Money Back)
Pedro's Dowry, Lather,
"This Ain't CNN", Civilization Phaze III,
Tear for Eddie, Ween, live St Pete, FL, 5feb95
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You, Elvis Presley, Complete Fifties Masters
Thank You Boys, Jane's Addiction, Nothing's Shocking
N-Lite, Civilization Phaze III
Divan, Playground Psychotics
Telephone Conversation, WOIIFTM,
The Mollusk, Ween, live Norfolk, VA, 21jun02
79:54

[Edited on 3-12-2006 by punknaynowned]

Ween played Eindhoven? Must've been Dynamo Open Air.

That's great Punk. you must throw hilarious parties.

op!
my list was wrong, it was '95. those ween songs came from a 6cd set of assembled live tracks of their first truly int'l tour '94-'95 which was circulated as 'rotten cheese' and has a number of inaccuracies. you can still get it at www.browntracker.net
but here is a piece of the accurate gig guide found at www.boognish.com
date gig place
. . .
03-23-95 Vera Groningen, Netherlands

03-24-95 Effenaar Eindhoven, NL

03-26-95 Melkweg Amsterdam, Netherlands

03-26-95 Radio Hilversham, Netherlands

03-27-95 Hofterlo Antwerp, Belgium
. . .

if anybody likes primus here, they'd surely like ween

and thanx scallopino, I like to have a good time. dj setlists and mixtapes are an obsessive hobby of mine. local djs come to me for inspration. it's kinda weird:puzzled:

Like Primus very much! But I only know Ween from the South Park album, and that song is in the line of songs I always skip.

Now I'm listening to Dad trying out his magnetic tapes he just got. Now playing is a Dutch translation of The Wild Rover.

yeah, Homo Rainbow is a nice sentiment but I never listen to that one either.
the live album Paintin The Town Brown '90-'98 is great. you'll find lots on there to enjoy. Also, the most recent Shinola vol 1 is a very representative ween record. my faves are the first 4 releases: GodWeenSatan: The Oneness, Pure Guava, The Pod and Chocolate & Cheese. The Mollusk is also great and nautically themed and Quebec is a fine return to form.
Now unlike some other artists, they're not looking for anybody to buy their records. It makes $$ for the record company. But those are the definitive versions that most people know. They make their shilling off of live tours and have consistently played 3+ hour shows for the last 10 years -- except for summer festival lineups where that kinda behavior is just not feasible. So you don't have to worry about giving them yer money. They could care less. Buy the records used or download them, worry free.
Again, get the live album Paintin The Town Brown '90-'98 and Shinola vol 1.
you won't regret it.

Mozart - Magic Flute. Dec 5 is the death day of Mozart, so the German TV is giving a lot of Moz helping. Highlight must have been the German synchro movie Amadeus.

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Originally posted by BBP Like Primus very much! But I only know Ween from the South Park album, and that song is in the line of songs I always skip. Now I'm listening to Dad trying out his magnetic tapes he just got. Now playing is a Dutch translation of The Wild Rover.

oh bonny i love that song! it's so catchy.

what is the Wild Rover?

No, Nay, Never... No Nay Never no more...

are you quoting edgar allan poe?

[Edited on 7-12-2006 by punknaynowned]