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I'm bored, and in need of some inspiration. Here's what's on my playlist. Post yours and maybe I'll be inspired to download some of the shit on your list. Or maybe not.

1. Alison Krauss & Union Station - There Is A Reason (5:34)
2. The Ventures - Pipeline (2:18)
3. Ventures - Hawaii Five-O (1:51)
4. Aerosmith - Sweet Emotion (5:08)
5. Notorious B.I.G. - Hyptonize (4:03)
6. Curtis Mayfield - Superfly (3:12)
7. Dire Straits - Walk Of Life (4:12)
8. The Kleptones - Last Words (A Tribute) (3:01)
9. Elf Power - Never Believe (2:35)
10. Garbage - Stupid Girl (4:19)
11. Geto Boys - Damn It Feels Good (5:08)
12. Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe (4:22)
13. Justin Hinds & The Dominoes - Botheration (2:11)
14. THE VELVET UNDER GROUND - Sweet Jane (4:08)
15. Phish - Misty Mountain Hop (15:31)
16. White Zombie - Thunder Kiss '65 (3:53)
17. Will Smith - Summer Time (1) (5:20)
18. Weird Al Yankovic - Yoda (3:59)
19. Todd Snyder - Seattle Grunge Band Blues (3:49)
20. The Rulers - Wrong 'Em Boyo (3:21)
21. The Kleptones - Are You A Visionary (5:02)
22. Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald (6:28)
23. James Brown - Stagger Lee (2:46)
24. The Smiths - How Soon Is Now- (6:45)
25. Velvet Underground - Velvet Underground - The Vu And Nico - 07 Heroin (7:12)
26. Muddy Waters - Gypsy Woman (2:36)
27. Weezer - Island in the Sun (3:29)
28. Herb Alpert - Rise (7:35)
29. Sly & The Family Stone - Thank You For Talkin' To Me Africa (7:12)
30. Infrasonic - Mediterranean Chant (8:46)
31. King Missle - The Bunny Song (1:54)
32. Led Zeppelin - Strawberry Jam (3:02)
33. MC 900 Foot Jesus - Killer Inside, The (4:09)
34. Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now? (3:25)
35. Missy Elliott - Get Ur Freak On (3:59

1. Home - Staind (4:05)
2. Shimmer - Fuel (3:34)
3. Lose Yourself - Eminem (5:20)
4. Control - Puddle of Mudd (3:50)
5. Take Me Out - Franz Ferdinand (3:56)

So far this morning --

The Decemberists -- July, July!

Dr Theopolis -- Worst Thing

Pantera -- Cemetary Gates

Down -- Stone The Crow

Phil is a douchebag, but that's a great tune.

Dinsdale wrote:
Phil is a douchebag.

Catchy title for a song, btw.

I think that was slated for release on Damageplan's next disk.

Grateful Dead -- Chinacat Sunflower/I Know You Rider

Jack Johnson -- The Horizon Has Been Defeated

Yup, I'm all over the map.

Here's something for you peeps.

Some Ben Folds, Coldplay, Modest Mouse and Howie Day

http stylee.

Blind Korn
Faget Korn
Clown Korn
Freak on a Leash Korn
Wicked Korn
Here to Stay Korn
Shedding Skin Pantera
5 Seconds Alone Pantera
Epic Faith No More
Midlife Crisis Faith No More
Tattered and Torn Slipknot
Angry Chair Alice in Chains
Would Alice in Chains
Creeping Death Metallica
Ride the Lightning Metallica

Obviously Scritti has a LOT of work to do around here

Korn
Metallica
Pantera
Puddle of Mud
Slipknot

I am sensing some hate and rage in the room.

Soundgarden-Down On the Upside .


An underrated CD if you ask me.

lots o' 60's jazz. cal tjader's different shade of jade. stan getz w/ joao and asturd gilberto. max roach and art blakey for any possible breaks.Duke ellington meets coleman hawkins.

Don't know enough about jazz to venture too far from Verve or impulse reissues.

Dinsdale wrote:Down -- Stone The Crow

Phil is a douchebag, but that's a great tune.

Great song. That and "Losing All" are my two faves from that disc.

Phil might be an egomaniac, but he was definitely carrying Pantera. Just compare the side projects. Superjoint is heavy as fuck. Probably even heavier than Pantera. Damageplan, on the other hand, sounded like warmed-over 3rd generation nü metal. That vocalist is the real douchebag.

MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:That vocalist is the real douchebag.

Hey now!

Is this the official "let's post about dudes that Dins knows" day in the music forum?

OK, I wouldn't say I "know" Pat Lachman, or not terribly well. He was a buddy of my old roommate of many years.

He's a couple of years youger, but went to the same high school as me(and Courtney Taylor). And that guitarist dude from KISS(neo-KISS), whatever his name is. And a few others, which I'll think of later. We rule.

Dinsdale wrote:And that guitarist dude from KISS(neo-KISS), whatever his name is.

You went to high school with Vinnie Vincent??? Sweet! Did you ever scrape yourself on his hair when you passed him in the hallways?

MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:You went to high school with Vinnie Vincent???

No, Tommy Thayer.

And he's older than I am, by a few more years than I thought.

But, if there's any OG metalheads out there, there's a slight chance they might remember his old band, Black and Blue. They were on one of those old Metal Massacre compilation albums in the early 80's. That album also helped launch the careers of Ratt and Metallica.

Picked up the new Gorillaz yesterday.
Kinda hippy-dippy, but I like it.
I'm a sucker for those iPod commercials. :wink:

Bizzarofelice wrote:lots o' 60's jazz. cal tjader's different shade of jade. stan getz w/ joao and asturd gilberto. max roach and art blakey for any possible breaks.Duke ellington meets coleman hawkins.

Don't know enough about jazz to venture too far from Verve or impulse reissues.

try up the Ellington, Mingus, Roach record "Money Jungle".

Cds I've been listening to a lot lately...

COC - In The Arms Of God
Death From Above 1979 - You're a Woman...
Atmosphere - Headshots Seven
Melvins - Stoner Witch

Alison Krauss & Union Station Live
Weather Report - This is This
Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - a concert recorded in San Diego November 2004
Johnny Winter - Nothin' But the Blues
Hot Tuna - Burgers

The Wrens - The Meadowlands
Belle and Sebastian - Dear Catastrophe Waitress
Red Shirt Brigade - Mock Election and the Post Selection
My Morning Jacket - At Dawn

"Sea of Sorrow" - Alice in Chains
"Damn that River" - Alice in Chains
"Head Down" - Soundgarden
"Echo" - Trapt
"The Clincher" - Chevelle
"Rock 'N Roll Star" - Oasis
"Hunger Strike" - Temple of the Dog
"Holiday" - Weezer
"Thug Lovin'" - JaRule
"The World At Large" - Modest Mouse
"Change" - Tears for Fears

Some more recent additions to my playlist:

Angry Chair - Alice In Chains
Would - Alice In Chains
Rock Star - Cyrpess Hill
Architecture of Aggression - Megadeth
Skin O My Teeth - Megadeth

Whole buncha Northwset tunes listed up in here. Maybe you people aren't as lame as I thought you were. Then again, Stalin and Hitler weren't as lame as I think you guys are, so that's not saying much.

"Say Love" by Jeff Lorber, from West Side Stories.

Though he's an LA dude, and not from the U&L, the song is still amazing, and has been on my "currently listening to lists" at least 5-20 times, every 6 months or so, depending upon how many drinks/how much smoke I've had, since 1994.

Btw, anyone who has a song named "Iguassu Falls," as Lorber does, should be racked immediately.

Even more so when DrDetroit posted a column on another, unnamed board, by some utterly ignorant bitch claiming terrorists were gathering in that particular region of the world. Bwaah. Too funny. (and no response by that jerkoff to my questions about it ... shocking.)

I'll have to post "Say Love" on the "You send it mp3s" thread, very soon.

Then of course, there's this





You've got a cardboard house
Live there all the time
Keep your memories tied with string
The face that many once adored
Twenty years gone maybe more
Somewhere you lost the dream

Mama watched your every move, but now you're all alone
She's been gone for awhile
Daddy left some time ago, fading years pass too slow
He's the only one, could make you smile

Oh, you're still crying

Big city bound
Gona make your mark
Read your name in the lights
All the ads and people say, beauty lets you get you way
Tried your best to prove them right
But living on the streets ain't bad, sad people make you glad
Pardon me, could you spare some change

-Oh, you're still crying-

Street corner girl
Watch the crowd go by
Fill your tin can with life
Summer days tend to slip away
Like your men you couldn't make them stay
Hard to choose, whiskey or a wife

Sometimes you wonder where's the end
Where you goin' where you been?
Happiness seems so hard to win
Most never care to find
Della Brown sees it all the time
Looking for that man to make her smile again

RadioFan wrote:"Say Love" by Jeff Lorber, from West Side Stories.

Though he's an LA dude, and not from the U&L

Uhhhhmmmmm.......

The Jeff Lorber Fusion, with Kenny G and all is from.......

Where, again?

But, you're right -- he wasn't born U&L. Not sure if he still lives here or not. Regardless, he up and moved to Portland to be "hip" like 25 years or more before it was "hip" to do so. Rack Jeff Lorber.

And Empire is underrated. Unfortunately, they tried to get in good graces with the mainstream after Mindcrime alienated them from everyone in the industry with a checkbook, and did a little selling-out to the 14 year old girl market. But overall, it was pretty solid, in concept anyway. Although they're over-the-hill and then some, I'm still looking forward to Mindcrime2 this year. If they can muster some of the angst they put into the first one 17 years ago(fuck, I'm getting old...wasn't exactly a child when that one came out), it could be a very good geriatric offering. Heck, last time, they just had Reagan and TV pundits to work with. This time around, they have some REAL material to work with. If any rockers made it out of the 80's without fully understanding the complete brilliance that was Operation:Mindcrime, then I feel sorry for them, and will keep an eye out for vintage Winger cassettes for them. Truly a remarkable, important album. One of the greatest rock works ever recorded-imo.

Atmosphere - God Hates Ugly
Quasimoto - Further Adventures of Lord Quas


just got home and the wife is issuing Belle & Sebastian.

Dinsdale wrote:But, you're right -- he wasn't born U&L.

What in the hell is "U&L"?

I can't quit the Stereophonics. Dope is thy name.

PrimeX wrote:I can't quit the Stereophonics. Dope is thy name.

Palcian sent me a Stereophonics CD, but I never got into it. Not trying to be ungrateful because the man fucking hooked me up, but I never got into the Stereophonics.

After SusieX dropped this post, I promise to give them another try.

Blur 13 this morning. Rest of the day promises to be dreary and whatsuch.

stellastarr* — Somewhere Across Forever. On repeat. The past two days.

If the record store gods are nice to me I'll be listening to the Fall Peel Sessions set. Pray for me.

Until then it's the new Sleater-Kinney and a local compilation our station put out in honour of 20 years on FM.

Donovan wrote:Until then it's the new Sleater-Kinney

BSmack -- THIS is U&L. U&L being "Up and Left." As in "If you want to see BODE, grab a map of the USA, and look Up & Left." Yet another wannabe band that moved to Portland in a vain attempt to be "hip." It's all the rage these days, you know.

Donovan -- I don't know how things are in canada, but here in the good ole USA, we appreciate it when men who engage in sex with other men keep that on the down-low. "Don't ask, don't tell"....you know.

Sleater Fucking Kinney? Was it an accident that robbed you of your testicles, or did you have them removed voluntarily? Jeebus dude -- have some pride in your gender. Calling that crap "music" is kinda pushing it. "Noise by which to stand in front of an Israeli bulldozer, because I'm an empowered(albeit dead) woman!" is probably a little more accurate. Of course, if you want to be as accurate as possible, Sleater-Kinney would best be descibed as "an exit off Interstate 5 in Tumwater."

Dinsdale wrote: Sleater Fucking Kinney?

Yeah. And before them Excuse 17 or Slant 6 or Heavens to Betsy. Emofelice is down.

arcade fire - funeral
both shins albums
the wrens - the meadowlands
interpol and wilco boots

Dins, you posted a lengthy diatribe about Sleater-Kinney the last time I mentioned them. I couldn't be bothered to read it then, and I'm not going to read it now.

Edan. White Maryland kid made a hip-hop album with mostly psychedelic rock samples.