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The Return of 'What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?'
flubber Posted Dec 20, 2006
and Queen thank god it's christmas... 
The Return of 'What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?'
Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Dec 20, 2006
Voltaire > 'When You're Evil'
The Return of 'What Music Are You Listening To At This Precise Moment?'
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Dec 21, 2006
Prefab Sprout - "Cruel"
Sprouts - you can't get much more Christmassy than that. 
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Wile E Quixote Posted Dec 23, 2006
The Heritage Orchestra - The 1890 Affair
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Dec 23, 2006
Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.
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Wile E Quixote Posted Dec 23, 2006
Stevie Wonder – Living For The City
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Baconlefeets Posted Dec 23, 2006
I found this Pandora thingie earlier so I'm giving it a test drive tonight.
The Small Faces: My Mind's Eye
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Baconlefeets Posted Dec 23, 2006
Queen: Radio Ga Ga
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Dec 23, 2006
I just watched & listened to this: http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/drum.php
tokyoplastic Drum Machine. Odd, and lovely.
(
SqM!)
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Baconlefeets Posted Dec 23, 2006
That's pretty fine. 
Now it's Death Cab for Cutie: Title Track.
Let's see what it brings up with the Bonzo's. 
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Baconlefeets Posted Dec 23, 2006
Jam: The Great Depression
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airscotia-back by popular demand Posted Dec 23, 2006
The Killers - Sam's Town.
< Can you read my mind.
In my opinion the best track (on a great album), especially if you were a fan of OMD many moons ago.
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Squirrel Posted Dec 23, 2006
I thought pepes had probably seen Drum Machine - 
you like it - is good for sq.
http://www.tokyoplastic.com/
For more of their crazy (award wining) stuff - "Music Box" is similar and very good also...
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Miz307 Posted Dec 27, 2006
Listening to River is Wild - The Killers...still my fav album this year...bought Muse today...ok ok i'm a bit behind but it a good one 
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STRANGELY STRANGE ( A brain on a spring ) Posted Dec 27, 2006
I have made a unique DVD from opera type singers singing carols and Christmas songs over last couple of weeks from TV programmes.
It was hard work but have ended up with a fantastic DVD of people like Katherine Jenkins, Il Divo, Alfie Boe, All Angels, etc, that will be my favourite in many years to come.
I am making two copies in case of accident!
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Miz307 Posted Dec 27, 2006
Rootless Tree - Damien Rice >>> (the sound of an 
)
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Dec 27, 2006
Soil > 'Halo'
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Dec 27, 2006
The Birthday Massacre > 'Happy Birthday'
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Dec 27, 2006
'Coraline' by Rose Berlin from 'Where's Neil When You Need Him?'
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Miz307 Posted Dec 27, 2006
The voice of an angel again...singing - Dogs
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