Huh, I wonder if they'll ever come to the U.S. again. I did get to see them about 25 yrs. ago :eek: when they opened for Rush, and they put on a great show.

No Angel - Dido

Very nice.

Just got my new "Fall Out Boy" album from Amazon. God I love speed rock with lyrics on every single beat. Satisfies the manic in me.

I listened to all of Pantera's CDs today (minus their last one)...damn...it sucks that they'll never be able to get back together.

Jim Morrison (The Doors) rides again -- this time with Blondie
Rapture Riders

I've always loved those tubular bells... they're like tubular.

Na laetha geal m'oige-Enya

Bud Powell- Parisian Thoroughfares

Inner smile - Texas

*dances and sings*

Steve Miller Band - Serenade

Something Else - Cannonball Adderly with Miles Davis, Hank Jones, Sam Jones, and Art Blakey.

IMO some of the best jazz has to offer.

Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

Mellow enough to play in the office, but rockin' enough to keep me awake.

The Doves - Some Cities

(Is this popular? It's like Coldplay with balls and the production is genius.)

And you may ask yourself
What is that beautiful house?
And you may ask yourself
Where does that highway go?
And you may ask yourself
Am I right?...Am I wrong?
And you may tell yourself
MY GOD!...WHAT HAVE I DONE?

One of the finest singles ever from one of the finest bands ever.

Great video, too, Ut.

psychedelic furs - soup commercial

The Who, Behind Blue Eyes. By force, though--the people upstairs are playing their stereo too loud.

at least you know they're old enough not to put their eye out......

These lyrics cannot be found on the net...yet. Consider it a privilege that I post them here for you now. I typed them up me self from listening on me pc.

I first heard this song around 1975. There were nine of us tripping, we laughed our arses off. :lol2:

Bullfrog Blues ~ David Bromberg



Hey did you ever wake up with, bullfrogs on your, bullfrogs on your, I mean mind?
Folks did you ever wake up, with bullfrogs on your mind?
Now that’s a sure sign good people you got, you got bullfrogs on your mind.
I’m gonna tell ya it’s hard, folks it’s hard when the woman your in love with,
Loves your best friend.
I’m gonna tell ya it’s harder still, when she moves in with the dude, it’s hard, but it’s extra special hard, when you and him are room mates.
I mean you look over at the pillow where your sweet darlin’ used to lay and still does.
There’s only one thing for you to do, you go down to the pawnshop and you, you speak to the man behind the man behind the Nikons and Stilettos and stolen Martin Guitars and compasses and hair dryers. And you say, oh Mr. Pawn broker, what do those 3 balls mean on your wall? What do those 3 balls mean on your wall?
He says: “That means it’s 2 to 1 buddy, you’ll never get you’re shit back outta here at all!”
You say Mr. Pawn Broker; hey wont you sell me a 38? Oh please, just one little old 38? Yes I used to take a 44, but lately I been losing for hate.
So you buy yourself, you buy yourself a little 38 pearl-handled revolver and a double-breasted pin striped suit so you’re dressed to kill so-to-speak.
You head back to your best friends house and you, you get a little high chair stool kinda thing and you, you peek over the transient into your best friends room.
And in that room, you see, a 100 percent mohair rug, a lizard skin barker lounger with magic fingers. A Gerard Turntable with a Pickering Cartridge, Bogen Amplifier, Jensen Speakers, Revox Tape Recorder and a Stromberg-Carlson Am Fm tuner.
A leather bound 5-year collection of playboy magazine, featuring the entire playboy philosophy by Hue M. Hefner.
Schmuck.
A copy of The Whole Earth Catalogue, Sit Harder by Herman Hesse, The Trilogy of the Rings, all four volumes of the teachings of Don Juan and the 5th in manuscript.
The Profit by Kehlog Albran, autographed!
Some Spiderman and Fantastic Four comic books featuring Dr. Doom!
Some Zap comic books with the pages stuck together.
Some extra wide cigarette papers featuring the visage of a former vice president of the United States.
Some very suspicious looking Baggies.
And a great big, Olympic sized, thermally heated, el mondo grosso waterbed.
With satin sheets, pink pillowcases, and, and a fur bed spread.
And on that bed, twisting and turnin’, rollin’ and tumblin’, shoutin’ and groanin’, jumpin’ and pumpin’, uttering wordless moments in unnamable exclamations, you see, your baby and your best friend, and good people, I wish to tell you, its hard, no no, I mean its hard baby. Its hard cause you always thought your best friend was kind of a square and you see him in there doing things that would make Dr. Kenzie wanna cross his legs ya know.
So you get down from that stool you make a few quick notes, stick diagrams to indicate motion.
And you knock at the door.
Course you don’t get no answer. So you knock again, you still get no answer, so you knock again, no answer so you charge at that door with all you might and mean, just at the moment that your room mate dressed in a green and yellow polka dot cannon towel opens up the door and you go flying across the 100 % mohair carpet.
Stumble into the lizard skin barker lounger with the magic fingers.
Tumble over the Gerard Turntable with a Pickering Cartridge, Bogen Amplifier, Jensen Speakers, Revox Tape Recorder and a Stromberg-Carlson Am Fm goddamn tuner!!
I mean to say you go on by the leather bound 5-year collection of playboy magazine, featuring the entire playboy philosophy by Hue M. Hefner.
(Schmuck) thank you
You go on past Sit Harder by Herman Hesse, The Trilogy of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, The Whole Earth Catalogue. The complete teachings of Don Juan,
You go on by The Profit by Kehlog Albran, with all the significant passages underlined, every word in the book is underlined.
You stumble on by the Spiderman and Fantastic Four comic books featuring Dr. Doom!
You pass by the Zap comic books with the pages stuck together.
You tumble past the extra wide rolling papers bearing the visage of a former American Vice President and those suspicious looking baggies copping one or two as you fly by. Shouldn’t be a total loss then.
And you land in a little shapeless heap, right beside that great big, Olympic sized thermally heated, el mondo grosso waterbed, with the satin sheets, pink pillowcases, and a fur bed spread.
And as you pick yourself up off the floor you stop for a moment and you look around you and as you look around for the first time in the whole affair, you start to wonder, you hear me folks? You start to wonder. I don’t mean you just kinda wonder I mean you wu…uhhh…uhhhh….under baby! I mean you wo, you wonder how the hell he got enough money to pay for all that shit in the first place is what you wonder!
Right about this time your sweetheart noticed the gun in your hand, and she come ups to you, she looks up at you, she says: “don’t do anything self destructive now”.
Bitch
She looks up at you she says: “Johnny don’t point that that might be, Johnny don’t, oh Johnny no, Johnny don’t, oh no Johnny, no Johnny, oh God Johnny, oh God, oh God!!………………………………………………She knows your name is David.
And while she is talking to you, you see a, you see a great big tear form in the, left hand corner of her right hand eye. For the first time in your whole relationship a genuine salt water tear. You see that tear and it moves you, it moves you, heart and soul mind and body liver and spleen, The Islands of Langerhans and Medulla Ala Longodda.
Folks I mean to say you see that thing and it moves you, it, most of all it moves your hand holding the pistol so you got a dead bead on that lousy little tear going out the left hand corner of her right hand eye, that’s what it really moves! And just as you’re, just as you’re about to pull the trigger. Just as your about to squeeze out her life, just as your about to snuff out her entire existence, just as you’re about to do one thing you know can never ever undue, just as you’re about to send her on to the great beyond here after from which there is no return, henceforth hitherto whereas why for at all, just as you’re about to kill the broad. She looks up at you with those, weird eyes, and she says something to you at that moment, that stops you cold, I mean she looks up at you and she says something to you at that moment that freezes your finger on the trigger, turns your knees to water and your brain to jelly, your toes to cupcakes.
It’s a pretty heavy thing she lays on ya.
She looks up at you at that moment, and she says, gotta understand she knows she’s gonna die.
This girl is so close to death, she looks up at you and, she says, she’s so close to death she can read the caliber number and brand of the bullet that’s about to go through her brain that’s how close.
She looks up at you at that moment with those weird eyes, and she says, and those are weird eyes too I wanna tell you. This girl, no listen, this girl has weird eyes one of em’s red the others green. Used to be goin’ out with her she’d be blinking at me, stop, go, go stop ya know like that? She looks up at you that moment and she says, I’ll tell you what she says, just second, she says. Ok next time I’ll tell you. She looks up at you at that moment, she cocks and eye at you, you cock an eye at her, the two of you just stand there cockeyed for a half an hour. And she says, she says, ”Hey, did you ever wake up, bullfrogs on your, bullfrogs on your, I mean mind, did you ever wake up…………?

i happen to be LISTENING TO this song, which actually comes with lyrics. can you even imagine??

There used to be this crazy supplement called liner notes which they'd put in with the giant vinyl media.

and I thought they were for protecting the record from scratches.

I have the record AND the cd (special order cd). bromberg performs it differently every time...therefore the "complete" lyrics do not accompany the "vinyl media".

need you be so anal retentive?

humor

emots, try one on for size

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or even...... listen to the song i posted.

just bought "doves" last night. the album is "some cities". i bought it on a whim after hearing the one song on the world cafe on wyep (npr in pittsburgh). it's awesome. probably the best cd i've bought in a while. i strongly recommend it. anyone else here ever heard of them?

Post #494 up there... I recommend it too :D

THE STEVE MILLER BAND
Wish Upon A Star

(Steve Miller)

Close your eyes
Rest your head
Let your spirits rise
Sleepy head
Rest your mind
It's been well fed
You can be what you want to

And it doesn't matter who you are
It doesn't matter where you are
If you wish upon a star
If you wish upon a star

And it doesn't matter who you are
It doesn't matter where you are
If you wish upon a star
If you wish upon a star

Close your eyes
Say goodnight
Hug your lover
Real tight
Let your dreams
Into your heart
Let your dreams take flight

And it doesn't matter who you are
It doesn't matter where you are
If you wish upon a star
If you wish upon a star

It doesn't matter who you are
It doesn't matter where you are
If you wish upon a star
If you wish upon a star

It doesn't matter who you are
It doesn't matter where you are
If you wish upon a star
If you wish upon a star

Steve Miller Band - Seasons

OZ - The Soundtrack

K T Tunstall

Ulver's album Bergtatt - Et Eeventyr I 5 Capitler

The Son Of Mr. Green Genes - Frank Zappa... Though I've been on a huge Helloween kick lately and I've been listening to a looot of Helloween

Current Car CD Load (only place I really listen to music lately)

Paranoia Agent Soundtrack
Herb Alpert and the Tiujuana Brass - Whipped Cream and Other Delights
American Psycho Soundtrack
Ladder 49 Soundtrack
Tristan & Iseult - Lane Lambert and Patrick Chambers (now, where have I heard that name before, it's strangely familiar ...)

(I don't have it full currently, have to take a few other CDs out with me tomorrow)

Just to give an idea of the scope of my 2380-track playlist, I'm going to record the next ten songs that come on.

Samson and Delilah - The Grateful Dead
Then The Morning Comes - Smash Mouth
Be Born - Tally Hall
So Far Away - Dire Straits
Who Are The Brain Police? - Frank Zappa
Why Is It Always This Way? - The Ramones
Total Eclipse - The Alan Parsons Project
Coming Into Los Angeles - Arlo Guthrie
18 and Life - Skid Row
Freak Show Excess - Steve Vai

As you can see, everything from 60's hippy stuff to hair metal to punk to 90's pop. Actually, really, the Smash Mouth is a freak occurance, I listen to only about five bands from after... oh, about 1989.

Grand Funk Railroad ~ I'm Your Captain

SNL's Blue Oyster Cult ~ Don't Fear The Reaper

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...f/Cowbell2.gif

Watch More Cowbell here

Stavesacre - How To Live With a Curse

http://www.purevolume.com/stavesacre

Collective Soul - Energy

Collective Soul - In Between Us

streaming http://www.acousticreality.net:8000/listen.pls they've played pretty much everything under the sun, a nice change from the usual. :yum:

nice......soothing :)

who is it?
oh, i see their names pop up on my player. :)

can you post a link to the home page please?

Streaming http://www.acousticreality.net:8000/listen.pls on a rainy Monday morning. So far they've played Joed Henderson, BTO, George Benson, and now it's Blue Rodeo.
Website is www.unityaudio.ca but there's no link to the radio station yet.......

cool, thank you :)

Streaming http://www.acousticreality.net:8000/listen.pls
Played recently:
14:21:16 Buddy DeFranco - Cooking The Blues
14:17:30 Lifehouse - Trying
14:07:45 Victor Lewis - Lil´Sis - Victor Lewis - Lil´Sis
14:03:43 Marlena Shaw - At Last
13:59:38 Meredith Brooks - Bitch
13:54:42 Oi Va Voi - 7 Brothers (Hefner Remix)
13:51:01 Zero 7 - Destiny
13:45:19 Over And Out (Flim & The BB's - Further Adventures) - Over And Out (Flim & The BB's - Further Adventures)
13:41:58 Molotov - Polkas Palabras
13:38:36 Dionne Farris - I Know

/sniffle

What prog do you use to run the streaming media linked above?

Stormie

when i clicked it my player just opens. (winamp)

ou can also go to www.unityaudio.ca, there are now 2 links, one for Winamp and one for windows media player.

Five Years - David Bowie

Man, I love the whole breakdown bit at the end.

Ooh, now it's Moonage Daydream!

Man I love ziggy/bowie. Bowie really started sucking after '73, when he retired Ziggy... The first good song he did after that was Under Pressure, and that's only cause Queen wrote that song. I also liked the Labyrinth soundtrack, but meh. Point remains, glam bowie = good, synth-pop-r&b-disco-whatever it was bowie = bad.

Dead Can Dance right now, then some Cool Poe Readings I saved/downloaded from a cool CD I found. Iggy Pop's Tell Tale is awesome.

Enthroned - XES Haeriticum album.

darn, i can't get it to play today. it just keeps flashing "Connecting..etc." on my player. i 'spose i will have to get ready with no tunes this am.

Yeah, the server was down apprantly, but it's playing again! :yum:

So far this morning at Unity Radio:
11:20:14 Jimmy Giuffre - In the Mornings Out There
11:15:40 New Edition - I'm Still In Love With You
11:12:16 Kim Mitchell - Go For Soda
11:08:58 Motherlode - When I Die
11:05:49 Powder Blues Band - Doin' It Right
10:57:31 Wes Montgomery - If You Could See Me Now
10:53:59 Honeymoon Suite - New Girl Now
10:50:26 Matthew Sweet-I've Been Wating - Matthew Sweet-I've Been Wating
10:45:08 Moakve - Song For The New City
10:41:49 Faith Evans - Kissing You
Tune in at http://www.ozenterprises.net/_oz/radio.html

Yay! it is playing :D

Cool, a loyal listener! (besides me) :yum:

it would be nice to be able to log in from work, but alas...i can not.

You call Fall Out Boy 'speed rock'? Check out Eagle Fly Free by Helloween. It's damn fast, and except on the solos, there's lyrics on every beat.

You think Helloween is fast?! Try something like Mayhem - Symbols of Bloodswords.