What'cha listenin to??

[rubberdinghy 3]

At work right now,

1. "Clickety Clack" by Keyboard and Fingers.

2. "Hush" cover of the Deep Purple song by The Annoying Ventilation

3. "Mumble" by The 160 Client Rep Orchestra

4. "Get Off my Back" by Rubberdinghy

and # 5. "Beep" by Phone Sucks

I wish I could listen to tunes at work!!!

[gentlemonkey 17]

Hey Arcane, does that jethro tull compilation have their version of bouree? i love that version.

[Davey Boy 2.0 199]

I'm a-foot-tapping like crazy, probably breathing hard and maybe even drooling over

12-07-97 Dayton set 2

it's a cracker !

[Blane 1]

Just got my first digital copy of Phish 5-4-94 from the State Theatre, in NOLA. Cosmic Country Horns guesting! Man what a show. I love it.

[Guest Low Roller]

This will label me a heathen, but I'm currently listening to Lake Trout, Thievery Corporation, and Yonderboi.

Me likey Phish too, so no torches and pitchforks at my front door please!

[gentlemonkey 17]

is it not cool to like lake trout?? first ive heard

[Asparagus 4]

Lake trout is great. Especially fresh. Cooked in butter, sprinkled with lemon. Yummmm.

[Guest Low Roller]

Yeah, I was refering more to the Thievery Corp and Yonderboi. Listening to Lake Trout is still considered

(I apologize profusely for the use of a graemlin to replace a word)

[gentlemonkey 17]

yonderboi?? what is the secret of his power?

[Davey Boy 2.0 199]

It's a secret

[Guest Low Roller]

The power of vibrant breaks and trippy beats.

Just think of the musical nirvana that is achieved by way of classic instruments (ala Grateful Dead and Phish), but approach it from the electronic/trip-hop side. Toss in some beautiful-yet-ghostly female vocals, and voila! Yonderboi.

[Swifty 0]

Zero- 11-11-00 KIMOCK rocks!!

[Guest]

Here' whats been playin' at the Dogtooth Cafe:

Kev's Cuts Vol. #9 (my mix tape series )

Kev's Cuts Vol. #8 (only 60 min. but a goodie)

Breakestra - a live tape from 1999

Cafe Del Mar - I know nothing about them

De La Soul - the album they put out in 1993

David Gray - I want to swallow a nail every time I hear it but I can't always control the tunes..

[scottieking 1]

Ahh GentleMonkey, I was saving the five disc question in honour of my fiftieth post but "Mother Superior jumped the gun". Anyway, onwards....

the Philidelphia Experiment - Christian McBride is the shit

The James Taylor Quartet - Message From the Underground

New Deal - 6 22 00

Phish - 2/20/93 - Roxy Theater, Altanta -one of those CRAZY second sets -love it!

Hawksley Workman - 6/2/00 Ted's Wrecking Yard - one of Canada's most talented songwriters - check him out.

That's it. Thanks for some great March break suggestions!

[Velvet 153]

Wow, you got some live Hawksley?!? Where do I get my mitts on such a thing? Canada's own David Bowie and Freddie Mercury all in one, with a dash of Edward Scissorhands thrown in to boot.

Is that how you spell scissor?

[gentlemonkey 17]

scottie?!? You're on 69 dude!! waited a little too long for 50.. hehe.

i've heard good things about hawksley as well. i will have to bite that bullet and check him out.

[camanawannalaya 0]

kudos on the 2-20-93 show. i have it as well and it is a doozy!

[arcane 0]

I'm not in much of a groove right now--more like a rut:

"Wish You Were Here"--Pink Floyd

"Pet Your Friends"--Dishwalla

"Aerials"--Enter the Haggis

"20 Years of Jethro Tull" (single disk version)--Jethro Tull (duh!)

"The Final Cut"--Pink Floyd

I soooo need to get out.

You know it's serious when I crack open the Stephen Fearing CDs. The guy makes PF look like KC and the Sunshine Band. (And no, it's *your* vomit, *you* clean it up.)

[scottieking 1]

In reply:

Velvet: Audiogalaxy if you can believe it. Some really nice girl helped me put it together. Email me if you want a copy (two discs).

GM: Yeah, what the fuck happened? I could have sworn I was on 48, 49 or something. Hmmmm, maybe time to up my medication. See you in T.O. potentially.

[arcane 0]

quote:

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Originally posted by gentlemonkey:

Hey Arcane, does that jethro tull compilation have their version of bouree? i love that version.

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Gentlemonkey ...

Nope, the single-CD version doesn't have "Bouree." Perhaps the boxed set does.

Added to today's list:

"Industrial Lullaby"--Stephen Fearing

Looked at the liner notes again last night ... I didn't realize that Tom Wilson shared some of the writing credits.

Other Good Stuff:

"Shed"--viperHouse

(Thanks to Bradm for introducing me to the wonder that is viperHouse. And nero. And Dr Huxtable. And ... sorry, I can't give you credit for introducing me to Lagovulin, but I'm always pleased to renew the acquaintance.)