Danzig - Lucifuge.

:thumb:

Why Aye Man - Mark Knopfler

Colin James - Caddilac Baby
got some great stuff lined up in the next 90 minutes:
George Delerue
Prokofiev
Faure
Bob James
Kate Hammet
John Lee Hooker
Etta James
Michael Jackson
Don Henly
Hilary James
Holst
Denise James
Havana Flute Summit
Boney James
Hootie & The Blowfish
Lucky Peterson
Billy Joel
JackSoul
Buddy Guy
Red Hot Chillipeppers

Some f*cktards discussing the Netherlands-Portugal football match

Recently played on Unity Radio:
Buddy Guy - Early In The Morning
Lenny Kravitz - Spinning Around Over You
Paula Cole - Dear Gertrude
Trews - Yearning
Melissa Etheridge - If You Want To
Aerosmith - Deuces Are Wild
Michael Jackson - Dangerous
Bill Cosby - Noah: Right!
Dinah Washington - (There Is) No Greater Love
Jacqui Naylor - Playing your game, baby

Doorsteps - Lodger

Recently played:
Big Wreck - Prayer
Patti Page - Takin' a Chance on Love
Colin James - Bring It On Home
The Who - Overture It's a boy
Lifehouse - Trying
Jacqui Naylor - It'll Be Fine
The Indians - Bed of Roses
Diana Krall - Dancing In The Dark
Ronnie James Dio - Stand Up And Shout
Valerie Joyce - Golden Slumbers

God Has Forsaken the Western World - Lodger

The Soundtrack to the 1967 Surfer Film Follow Me.

Composed and produced by Stu Phillips (Hollyridge Strings, BattlestarGallactica). Only on vinyl and damn hard to find.

Forgive me if I am having a hard time figuring out why anybody would want to find it. (That being said, I am the exceptionally proud owner of the LP of Music from Dark Shadows. I suppose I am just geeky in different ways.)

Sometimes having that rare piece is a feel-good thing. I've got the LP to Smokey And The Bandit. Pure nostalgia, but it makes me smile everytime I give it a spin :D

Voyage of the Acolyte - Steve Hackett

When Doves Cry - Prince

Fuckin' amazing intro, absolute shred.

Recently played on Unity Radio:

Lifehouse - Trying
The Who - Sally Simpson
Jacqui Naylor - Before I'm Gone
Winger - Higher and Higher
Bob James - Mind Games
David Knopfler - When Will the Crying Stop
Janet Jackson - When We Oooo
Bob Mintzer Big Band - Truth
JEWEL - 2 Become 1
Led Zeppelin - You Shook Me
:D

The Coasters - Little Egypt

on deck on Unity Radio:

Patricia Barber
Lucky Peterson
Green Day
Yes
Norah Jones

The Holy Grail of 80's cheese:
November Rain - Guns and Roses

Faure, Works for 2 Cellos

Happy Canada Day!
Recently played on Unity Radio:
14:20:39 Heather Nova - London Rain
14:16:02 Michael Bublé - Quando, Quando, Quando
14:11:36 Jacqui Naylor - Once In A Lifetime
14:08:28 JEWEL - Doin' Fine
14:03:39 Madonna - Love Don't Live Here Anymore
13:57:42 New Order - Shell-Shock
13:56:13 Sergei Prokofiev - And now, this is how things stood
13:51:30 Chuck Mangione - La Vie en Rose
13:47:38 Madeleine Peyroux - Dance Me To The End Of Love
13:43:29 Sarah Vaughan - He's My Guy

Pixies - Where Is My Mind, sped up to 150% its normal speed... sounds a lot better faster.

Finger Eleven - My Carousel

Banana Man - Tally Hall

Blow Up Hollywood - WMD

Autumn - Vivaldi

Dido - No Angel

Black Sabbath--Black Sabbath
Guns n' Roses--Appetite for Destruction
Madlib--Beat Konducta, Vol. 1-2
The Who--Then and Now: 1964-2004
Quasimoto--The Further Adventures of Lord Quas

Starz - Subway Terror

Umm...it sounds like "Going Mobile," The Who (upstairs people are playing their music a little too loud AGAIN). Earlier, they were playing Sonic Youth and The Cure--I wished they'd go back to that, I'm really starting to hate The Who.

Dude!

If you're not going to take that, I'll give it a good home! "hate the Who"! Pearls before swine, I tellya.

It's ALL yours. Good riddance! :)

:beer:
Ooh I just hate them... Only thing worse is Yes... fuckin' dorks..


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And wtf is this all about:
Dude. GnR were the antithesis of 80's cheese - and November Rain came out in '91. Gah.

jinx, GnR established previously unimagined levels of cheese. sorry, but it's true.

Yeah, the only thing cheesier than November Rain is I Remember You, which came out in laaate '89 or earlt '90, and is a MUCH better song anyway. It can be 80's cheese without being really FROM the 80's.

http://img212.imageshack.us/img212/4...ture1482cg.jpg
What you can't see is her wifebeater just like Axl's and her sharpie-tattoos just like Axl's.

My brother went through a Who period. I feel your pain.

Sacrilege! :eek: :rar: :finger: :crazy: :angry:

Cut, Cut, Cut - Paul Gilbert

I highly recommend downloading his albums Alligator Farm and Burning Organ. Perfect blend of pop, punk, shred, hair metal, and weird al. Great, witty lyrics, great pop hooks interspersed with amazing shred solos and even a couple classical pieces ("Whole Lotta Sonata", a Mozart Piano Sonata on guitar, for example).

Alright lookout, you're obviously still drunk. You're going to look at
the era of Poison, Cinderella, Whitesnake et al, and point to GnR as cheesy?
:drunk:

Yes. Guns and Roses was pure cheese, except slash and duff. Whitesnake had Vai and Coverdale and some DAMN good songs (Here I Go Again, Kitten's Got Claws), Poison was mediocre but not too cheesy, and cinderella was... well, bad, but still not all THAT cheesy. Twisted Sister, on the other hand, WAS cheesy, but good, like Craker Barrel Extra Sharp. Guns and Roses is more like... month-old moldy Gruyere. Sweet Child of Mine, Paradise City, Rocket Queen, and Welcome To The Jungle are good, but come on... Patience? One In A Million? November Rain? Velveeeeta.

I'm sorry Ibram, you lost me at "Whitesnake had.. some damn good songs".
We're done here.... there is no common ground. :3_eyes:

A '60s compilation CD. Some fun stuff, like:

Proud Mary (Ike and Tina version)
Danke Schoen
Hawaii 5-0 theme song
Runaway (Del Shannon)

And no Who, thank god.

Mmmmm, I think I like the Ike and Tina Proud Mary better than the CCR version.

The Son Of Mr. Green Genes - Frank Zappa

The shit my teenager listens to on FUSE.


Gawd, i hate allllll that shit. It, like, totally sux. Plus, it makes me violent.
I'm gonna put on some Paul Simon and I'm gonna play it REALLY LOUD!

The Return Of The Son Of Monster Magnet - Frank Zappa

Suzy? Suzy Creamcheese? This is the voice of your conscience, baby, I just wanna check one thing out, you dont mind do ya? Suzy Creamcheese, honey... what's got into ya?



nine minutes later...



AMERICA IS WONDERFUL! wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, it really makes it, CREAMCHEESE

omgwtfbbq?!?!11
The Who is the best!!!


(Next to Clapton, Hendrix, Santana...)

Keep It Up - The Boomtown Rats

Bob Marley - Is This Love

Greatest Hits: Marvin Gaye

Do Ya Wanna Touch Me - Joan Jett

( ^^ well played all )

Do Ya - ELO

Sigur Ros

My dad's watching the Tour de France so I'm listening to the commentary, involuntarily I might add.

I Remember You - Skid Row

I seriously could NEVER get tired of this song.

Ravel's Bolero by Frank Zappa

Jerry~C Video Links (unofficial)

Also everyone and his brother Joe covering canon rock by Jerry C.

Jeff Buckley - Grace

Lark's Tongues in Aspic

I'm in a zone...

Kirby Stone Four

Little Willies

The Velvet Underground and Nico.

VU&N > a lotta stuff