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Oct 21, 2004
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You Never Give Me/The End - The Beatles
Posted 19 years ago by ee_:
I hear this and I'm glad to be alive. :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/ :D/
Three of a Perfect Pair - King Crimson
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
I love this song.
Buildings and Bridges - Ani DiFranco
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
hcaudill wrote:
I've said it before and I'll say it again: AdF is a no-talent pseudo-intellectual poser.
What exactly is a pseudo-intellectual poser?
I love Ani and I love this song.
World in My Eyes - Depeche Mode
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
mojoman wrote:
Not only have the robots won, but now they're starting to torture us.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :)
Waiting in Vain - Bob Marley
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
I'm wondering why "he doesn't belong here." Can you explain?
I think Bob Marley has some fantastic music and reggae is just another part of eclectic. Keep it coming.
Pilgrim301 wrote:
I know, we're supposed to be all eclectic n' everything, but do you have to play reggae? Marley's an amazing man, but he doesn't belong here.
I know, the song's got a rating of 7.8, so I'm in the minority, but I just had to say it.
I don't usually complain. Honest.
Hey Bulldog - The Beatles
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
steeler wrote:
Vivid imagery, deep thoughts, great tune.
WELL SAID. I love this song.
Things We Said Today - Mary McCaslin
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
This is a wonderful song.That's Life - Frank Sinatra
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
aharamanx wrote:
This does belong here, yes.....yes, it does.
Well said.
This does belong here, yes.....yes, it does. You Never Give Me/The End - The Beatles
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
Wizards at the top of their craft. Some things are popular because they are great. I cherish this music.
Sheep - Pink Floyd
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
I love this song and I love "Animals." It's got a calming other-wordly sense about it that feels very welcoming. :)
Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
ptooey wrote:
*uses fingers*
Hey..... That's more than two.
utter crap
is
2 words...............
:)
Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
Two words:
utter crap
to me
at
least
Don’t You Worry ’Bout a Thing - Stevie Wonder
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
This is a great song by a great musician from a great period in his career.
A Day in the Life - The Beatles
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
Thanks John, Paul, George, and Ringo. I love this song.
If You Only Could - Donna the Buffalo
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
Adam wrote:
I heard this song on RP just a few weeks ago, and it served as my first introduction to DTB. I picked up this album later in the week, and absolutely love them. A great pick. Quite a few of their shows are available for free, legal download in the e-tree listings of archive.org at (click here)
One word: WOW.
Spanish Caravan - George Winston
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
Angloray wrote:
suddenly I've been transported to a department store.
Yeah...that or I'm in a doctors' office waiting room.
Careful - Guster
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
sans wrote:
These guys sound like they have $40 haircuts.
That's funny. :)
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
guitarwhisperer wrote:
I think Damien's referring to my issue mentioned with the Hurt cover by J. Cash -- too many depressing songs on RP. I love RP, but seems like in an average hour, about 60% are in a minor key and do some kind of inventory about how much life sucks.
Man, can I agree with that. I love RP, too, but when I listen I usually feel like it's raining outside and my girlfriend just dumped me. ;)
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
damien wrote:
...if I didn't work on the first floor, I'd jump out the window.
time to check out what is on my own playlist.
What is SOOOO bad about this song? Is it that it's overplayed?
While My Heart is Still Beating (Live) - Roxy Music
Posted 20 years ago by ee_:
Xeric wrote:
I think I like the studio version better.
Loved the Avalon album, though eventually tired of it a bit as it started to all sound a lot like the same song. . . .
Hmmm.
I agree! I saw Bryan Ferry many years ago at a small theatre and he played almost the entire Avalon album. It was great. I used to rank it RIGHT UP THERE as one of my favorite albums but -- though I still appreciate it -- agree that it has not aged well..for me at least.
listen:
The Main Mix
