fitz368
Spokane Washington
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Nov 1, 2004
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Winter - Tori Amos
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Darlington wrote:
There are certain songs that when they come on RP, I have to stop whatever I am doing and listen. This is defnitely one of them.
Yeah. Had to stop working and refresh the playlist for this one.
Human Kindness - Neil Finn
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
larz wrote:
The correct answer is shut the hell up with the correct answers, you nerd.
I'm glad someone else said that.
Hard Day on the Planet - Loudon Wainwright III
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
japanmoran wrote:
Dang, this is a fun song with a message....I hate when artists do that.
It felt more like propaganda to me, which took away from the fun.
I'm On Fire - Bruce Springsteen
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
kaupmees wrote:
It was on one of his HBO specials years ago.
'Ladies and gentlemen, Elmer Fudd does Bruce Springsteen:
"I'm dwiving in my cahw. I tuwn on the wadio. I puw you cwoseh. You say noh-oh-oh-oh. You say you don't wike it, but I know you'w a wiah. When we kiss, oo-oo-oo-ooh . . . . fi-wah."'
Can't forget the little Elmer hunting cap he pulls on, either.
That song was just called fire. It's an early song, this one was from Born in the USA.
I'm On Fire - Bruce Springsteen
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
I love this song, I remember the video (remember when it was blasphemy for bruce to do music videos? :) ) where he's actually singing to the old t-bird car and not the woman who owns it.
Good times.
Buffalo River Home (acoustic) - John Hiatt
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Johray63 wrote:
As if it's illegal! Isn't Country the white men's Blues? Makes it perfectly justified for John Hiatt to sing it (whatever you may think of its quality).
Depends on the country music, a lot of the new stuff I think of as Britney Spears for farmer wannabees. Tacky, commercial, sell me a truck and beer and stick a fork in my eye.
As if it's illegal! Isn't Country the white men's Blues? Makes it perfectly justified for John Hiatt to sing it (whatever you may think of its quality). Molly Bán (w/Alison Krauss) - The Chieftains
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
trekhead wrote:
First!
Or second...
:)
Molly Bán (w/Alison Krauss) - The Chieftains
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Personally I like the muted Irish bagpipe more than the deep drone of the scottish one. It also complements her voice nicely.
It Was A Very Good Year - Frank Sinatra
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Just when I think I understand what eclectic means :)
Painbirds - Sparklehorse
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Whoever uploaded this, thanks. Was meaning to do that.
8)
Wildflowers - Tom Petty
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
GolfRomeo wrote:
I am going through one of those lulls where I just stare at the CD cases and then flip on the TV.
Been there, am there now, sigh. So many cases, so little interest.
I’ve Got Dreams to Remember - Otis Redding
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
catmaven wrote:
I cannot stand anything by Otis Redding or anything in this genre. I would like to know what it is called so I can avoid it in future. Is it "Motown"? "Soul"?
Uh, click on the album and read.
I’ve Got Dreams to Remember - Otis Redding
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
8)
Porushka‐Paranya - Bering Strait
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
ArbiterOfGoodTaste wrote:
This would be perfect for a destructive bender on coke, ether, poppers, whiskey and pixie stix.
LOL
On Any Given Day - Carbon Leaf
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
joe1 wrote:
Still very wank though...all said?....1/10?
Very wank? Either means very good or very bad.
I don't know . . . Just for laughs, pulled this off dictionary.com:
wank
/wangk/ Used much as hack
is elsewhere, as a noun denoting a clever technique or person
or the result of such cleverness. May describe (negatively)
the act of hacking for hacking's sake ("Quit wanking, let's go
get supper!") or (more positively) a wizard. "wanky"
describes something particularly clever (a person, program, or
algorithm). Conversations can also get wanky when there are
too many wanks involved. This excess wankiness is signalled
by an overload of the "wankometer" (compare bogometer).
When the wankometer overloads, the conversation's subject must
be changed, or all non-wanks will leave. Compare
"neep-neeping" (under neep-neep). Usage: US only. In
Britain and the Commonwealth this word is *extremely* rude and
is best avoided unless one intends to give offense.
Joy - Lucinda Williams
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Wow, joy rhymes with joy. 
If I Was - Grey Eye Glances
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Rael_1975 wrote:
I thought this was a commercial jingle when it started up. The more I listen to it, the more it reminds me of Shania Twain. :P
Gha, now I'm thinking of Shania Twain.
Brave New World - Richard Ashcroft
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
Another artist stealing from shakespeare, which is fine, it's a tradition, but it's written like he didn't know he'd done that - which is a little boring. Borrowed from a book that stole from good ol' Willy too but at least the book knew what it was doing.
Come Away With Me - Norah Jones
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
redeyespy wrote:
I've heard her everywhere too, and still enjoy her smokily silk voice. Overexposure can't kill that.
Completely agree with you - that voice is smooth.
Come Away With Me - Norah Jones
Posted 20 years ago by fitz368:
DK is a much better artist, and I hadn't yet gotten sick of her.
I Hadn't yet gotten? Does that mean 'now?' Hehehe
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