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The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Phil Posted Jan 16, 2002
The Beatles and The Stones - The House Of Love
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Mund Posted Jan 16, 2002
I wasn't listening to anything until I revisited this thread, but now its "Day Mix" by Criptic.
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Witty Ditty Posted Jan 16, 2002
1999 Spaceclub - Arling & Cameron
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Phil Posted Jan 16, 2002
Comet Theme Number 1 - Clint Boon Experience!
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DoctorGonzo Posted Jan 16, 2002
The 'Ghost Dog - Way Of The Samurai' soundtrack. Not the crappy album available here, though, the 'inspired by' nonsense, but the actual score imported from Japan 
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Mund Posted Jan 16, 2002
Andalucia - Gordon Grahame. What a great middle eight.
But it's midnight. If I sing along to the headphones I'll sound like a prat and wake everybody else up.
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
the autist formerly known as flinch Posted Jan 17, 2002
The John Peel Show of course.
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Mund Posted Jan 17, 2002
"Stand in the rain" - Flood. Takes me back to the eighties and guitar bands like the Smirks and Strangeways. I'm going to play that one again!
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Evil Zombie Strider Posted Jan 17, 2002
Santana: Abraxas- "Oye Como Va"
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Mund Posted Jan 17, 2002
"Lunan" - Squander Pilots.
The name of the band is as good as some of their music.
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Dorian Gray Posted Jan 17, 2002
I am listening to 
....Silence....
heart of Darkness
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mctrmt... Posted Jan 17, 2002
"Strange Little Girl" - The Stranglers
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Dorian Gray Posted Jan 17, 2002
the stranglers who are they I have never heard of them before
heart of Darkness
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mctrmt... Posted Jan 17, 2002
70s punk... 'angry psychedelia,' some have said.
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Phil Posted Jan 17, 2002
Hmmm they were around with punk but were they really punk?
Rollin' - Limp Bizkit
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GTBacchus Posted Jan 17, 2002
Sting: Brand New Day
with Stevie Wonder on Harmonica!
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
MaW Posted Jan 17, 2002
Alicia Keys - "Jane Doe"
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Tonsil Revenge (PG) Posted Jan 18, 2002
The Stranglers were a fascinatingly dark and sardonic band before it was popular. Kinda like Brinsley Shwartz, only better.
Hugh Cornwell, I believe, still has a version of it around somewhere.
'Nipper's Greatest hits, the 20s' 'My Blue heaven' Gene Austin 9/14/27
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Mund Posted Jan 18, 2002
If there's one outfit I would not compare the Stanglers to it is Brinsley Shwartz. The Stranglers rode punk, wouldn't have existed without it, so they were punk. They were too old (even the bass player), but what else could they be?
BS went on to greater things with Graham Parker. The Stranglers stared sullenly at us through a few great songs.
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Evil Zombie Strider Posted Jan 18, 2002
TMBG- Lincoln "Ana Ng"
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