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 Post subject: Sum up your music taste with 5 songs
PostPosted: Fri Sep 23, 2005 9:23 am 
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Gabriel/Fripp - "Here Comes The Flood/Water Music"
Ministry - "Burning Inside"
The Blue Nile - "Easter Parade"
They Might Be Giants - "They'll Need A Crane"
Blind Lemon Jefferson - "Working On A Building"


Edit: mixture of hopeful yearning, aggressive disillusionment, silliness with an underlying deeper truth, and earthy spirituality.


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Orange Juice - Tender Object
Tappa Zukie - M.P.L.A Dub
Boards of Canada - Smokes Quality
Ramones - 53rd and 3rd
King Creosote - The Someone Else

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Stone Roses [Mersey Paradise - floods me with memories of my travels]
Lou Reed [Berlin - reminds me of how beautiful my wife is]
The Beatles [Here, There and Everywhere - gorgeous and flawless]
At The Gates [Slaughter Of The Soul - still blown away by it's sheer destructive force]
Boards of Canada [Roygbiv - extraordinary electronics]
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Sugar - Gee Angel
Weather Report - Birdland
Soundgarden - Jesus Christ Pose
Beth Orton - Galaxy of Emptiness
Mos Def - Fear Not of Man
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Smokey Robinson - Who's Loving You (covering both pop and soul)
Iron Maiden - Runnin' Free (Todd likes to rock and this song is really equal parts metal and punk)
Shrimp Boat - Honeyside (kaleidoscopic with insinuations of foreign sounds)
Thelonious Monk - Four In One (adventerous and out-there, yet still melodic)
Hank Williams - I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You (the perfect, simple song)
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Sketch Wrote:
Sugar - Gee Angel
Weather Report - Birdland
Soundgarden - Jesus Christ Pose
Beth Orton - Galaxy of Emptiness
Mos Def - Fear Not of Man


Jesus Christ Pose is one of the best songs ever!

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 23, 2005 10:19 am 
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Rocks Off -- The Rolling Stones
Personality Crisis -- The New York Dolls
Perfect Day -- Lou Reed
Holland, 1945 -- Neutral Milk Hotel
Second that Emotion -- The Grateful Dead

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Rocks Off - The Rolling Stones
White Light/White Heat - The Velvet Underground
Echo Beach - Martha and the Muffins
Highway to Hell - AC/DC
Cocaine Blues - Johnny Cash

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Senator <> LooGAR Wrote:
Rocks Off -- The Rolling Stones
Holland, 1945 -- Neutral Milk Hotel


Two that could have made my list.
I loves me some NMH, and that is my favorite Stones song.
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"Knock Three Times" - Tony Orlando & Dawn
"Inject the Venom" - AC/DC
"How Bizarre" - OMC
"Firestarter" - Prodigy
"Reel Around the Fountain" - The Smiths
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How Bizarre" - OMC


Nice, I love that album.

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DumpJack Wrote:
Sergei Bubka Wrote:
"How Bizarre" - OMC


Nice, I love that album.


... the police-man taps the shades. "Is that a Chevy '69? - How Bizarre; how bizarre, how bizarre...
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Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues
Mysteries of Life -A Year Ago Today
Neko Case & her bf's - I Wish I was the Moon
Mogwai - Kids Will Be Skeletons
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Senator LooGAR
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Senator <> LooGAR Wrote:
Rocks Off -- The Rolling Stones
Personality Crisis -- The New York Dolls
Perfect Day -- Lou Reed
Holland, 1945 -- Neutral Milk Hotel
Second that Emotion -- The Grateful Dead


I need a Dylan tune, a country tune and a country rocker like DBT or Skynyrd in there, upon further reflection, but I was going for:
Best Song Ever
Billy Punk Boohoo Coke freak out rock
Music to blow your brains out to
Uptempo, thinking man's indie
A soul song sung by drug addicts

all of which pretty well sums me up, but I might add "Longhaired Redneck" by D.A.C. or "Get on the Plane" by the DBT's or "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" by the Band or "It Ain't Me Babe" by Dylan.

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harry Wrote:
I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

FT Wrote:
LooGAR (the straw that stirs the drink)

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1. The Ronettes-Be My Baby
2. Sonic Youth-Teenage Riot
3. Spoon-Take The Fifth
4. Sloan-Everything You've Done Wrong
5. Stereolab-Metronomic Underground

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Death To Shoegaze666 Wrote:
1. The Ronettes-Be My Baby
2. Sonic Youth-Teenage Riot
3. Spoon-Take The Fifth
4. Sloan-Everything You've Done Wrong
5. Stereolab-Metronomic Underground


nice list.

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Stereolab - Brakhage
David Bowie - The Man Who Sold the World
Interpol - Direction
The Birthday Party - The Hair Shirt
Slint - Washer

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Tombstone Blues - Dylan
In Your Mind - Built to Spill
Well Allright - Buddy Holly
The Jam - Butterfly Collector

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Dylan - stuck inside of mobile with the memphis blues again
Stones - sway
Kinks - waterloo sunset
Beatles - strawberry fields forever
Son Volt - windfall

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"Your Number Or Your Name" - The Knack
"Downed" - Cheap Trick
"I Wanna Go Where The People Go" - The Wildhearts
"The Girl Who Wouldn't Die" - TSAR
"Unsatisfied" - Replacements

Jesus...this is really impossible to do in 5. I've just scratched the surface.
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Stan Ridgway: King For A Day
AC/DC: Riff Raff
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band: Saint Anthony
Radio Birdman: Murder City Nights
Fischer Z: So Long
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Queen - The Show Must Go On
Queen - Who Wants To Live Forever?
Queen - Fat Bottomed Girls
Queen - I'm Going Slightly Mad
Frank Zappa - Sexual Harassment In The Workplace

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Sorry, couldn't do it in 5:

New Model Army - Stupid Questions (just plain rock)
Yes - Heart of the Sunrise (prog)
Gary Numan - Cars (synthpop, nice instrumental break)
Stranglers - Too Precious (just plain good songwriting)
Talk Talk - Desire (captures the whole patient/Pink Floyd thing, and the powerful/majestic)
Skinny Puppy - Reload (kind of cheating, captures both alienware -- first half -- and ambient -- second half)

I need a Kylie Minogue song in there or something...

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Visions of Johanna- Dylan
Pouring It All Out- Graham Parker
Fourth of July- Tom Rapp
Riding With The Ghost- Songs: Ohia
Winter In America- Gil Scott-Heron
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He Aint Heavy...He's My Brother - The Hollies
2 Rights Make 1 Wrong - Mogwai
High Plains Drifter - Beastie Boys
96 Tears - ? & The Mysterians
Meet Me By The Water - Saturday Looks Good To Me
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