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The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Beatrice Posted Feb 9, 2006
My kids went to the same school in Luxembourg that Brian Malko from Placebo went to
Boulevard of Broken Songs (in mourning)
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Beatrice Posted Feb 10, 2006
Spokily enough, since I'm in shufle mode, my iTunes has decided to play the Brian Kennedy version of "You Raise Me Up" as sung at George Best's funeral, which I cannot listen to dry-eyed.
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Phil Posted Feb 10, 2006
The Silent Wail - Terry Hall and Mushtaq
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Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday.. Posted Feb 10, 2006
Nature Wonders - Rhythms of the Deep
Music by Levantis.
Whale and dolphin sounds by whales and dolphins.
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Baconlefeets Posted Feb 10, 2006
Bread - Make It With You.
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Wile E Quixote Posted Feb 10, 2006
Miles Davis - Shhh/Peaceful 
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Feb 11, 2006
Garbage > 'Supervixen'
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Jabberwock Posted Feb 11, 2006
Bartok's First String Quarttet, by the Takcs Quartet. Divine, bliss-out nusic.
J 
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Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday.. Posted Feb 11, 2006
The sound of a man shoveling snow.
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Lucky Llareggub - no more cannibals in our village, we ate the last one yesterday.. Posted Feb 11, 2006
Great to see Peter Gabriel and Yoko Ono at the Winter Olympics (and Pavarotti too, of course!).
PEACE!
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benjahv: windswept and interesting Posted Feb 11, 2006
papa roach - scars
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Feb 11, 2006
Thanks to a link someone posted earlier I'm listening to the tune that justifies The Eagles career. The one with the banjos. I think it was used on a radio series or something...
and a few tunes by 'Marvin'
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oldramon Posted Feb 11, 2006
I'm trying to stop listening to Modest Mouse all the time, but it's not really working. So, at the moment I'm listening to 'Dramamine' - opening track on the 'This Is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About' album.
However, before that it was 'The Ballad Of Johnny Burma' by Mission of Burma.
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Baconlefeets Posted Feb 11, 2006
Arctic Monkeys - Certain Romance.
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cynthesis Posted Feb 11, 2006
'We're Gonna Make It': Damian Marley
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
benjahv: windswept and interesting Posted Feb 11, 2006
rage against the machine - killing in the name of
The Return of "What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?"
Wile E Quixote Posted Feb 11, 2006
Stevie Wonder - Higher Ground
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benjahv: windswept and interesting Posted Feb 11, 2006
thats weird! red hot chilli peppers - higher ground
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Wile E Quixote Posted Feb 11, 2006
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benjahv: windswept and interesting Posted Feb 11, 2006
what is the likely hood of that happening again?
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