h2o
Cincinnati Ohio
Nov 4, 2005
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Mondo Bongo - Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros
Posted 18 years ago by h2o:
The past year I have become the bigest Joe Strummer fan. I have always kinda liked him and the clash, but now I'm suddenly actively listening to him alot. Both the clash and solo stuff.
The Sound Inside - Breaks Co‐op
Posted 18 years ago by h2o:
Im likeing this more. Had to up my rating.
Me gustas cuando callas - Brazilian Girls
Posted 19 years ago by h2o:
Zweiblumen wrote:
Man, if only the rest of this CD were as good as Homme. Sadly, the rest is, in fact, quite bad.
I love this cd. I dont feel that this is the best song on it, but, as a whole, its a good listen. Great for bopping around the house!
Alone in Kyoto - Air
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
these two always look so goofy
Miles From Our Home - Cowboy Junkies
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
rbigelo wrote:
I have a hard time NOT liking this band or enjoying this tune. I would love to hear them perform "Hard Times, Come Again No More" live on-stage. 
The diversity that exists in this world is wonderful and keeps life interesting. That said, my feelings on this band and song are the complete opposite of the above. Amazing.
Jumping Someone Else's Train - The Cure
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
wally42 wrote:
Way ahead of their time!
I rather think they were a defining element of their time. A great song. Smith was at the top of his game when this came out.
Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin
Posted 18 years ago by h2o:
HAMMER OF THE GODS
The Minor Tough - Spoon
Posted 19 years ago by h2o:
Personally I don't think this is their best album. Spoon is however an ausome band. Check out their other efforts.
We All Float - Hooverphonic
Posted 19 years ago by h2o:
Mari wrote:
" think this album, though, may be the one to put them back in the "mainstream" where they belong. Perhaps a tour of the States might then be in the offing!!" Great New Album 
It would be nice to see them in the us
Out the Window - Violent Femmes
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
They only had one album. to acknowledge the others only makes me sad
Jump Into The Fire - Harry Nilsson
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
Never heard this before. I'm digin it. Reminds me of the band suicide. They seem to be from the same time period as well. Harry I think is more polished and less electric.
Things You Can Do - TV on the Radio
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
loving this album
Flutes of The Chi - Ween
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
God love Ween
Down Under - Colin Hay
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
redeyespy wrote:
Better than adaquate, but still just makes it. I love Men at Work and Hay's other solo offerings, though.
I think I like this version better than MAW
Stairway to Heaven - Rodrigo y Gabriela
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
Dude....no stairway.
Until the Morning - Thievery Corporation
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
g1lgam3sh wrote:
Is there, perhaps, a tad of The Cocteau Twins in there somewhere methinks
??
Halo - Porcupine Tree
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
I am a resent convert to PT. I think I like deadwig better tha fear of a blank plannet.
New Dawn Coming - Cowboy Junkies
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
C57BL6 wrote:
love the junkies but this song is totally lacking the normal harmony, sublimity, angst... seems more like a bill-payer
Wow,... This is the first time I heard a CJ song I liked.
Hurt - Johnny Cash
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
AlienRelic wrote:
Good song. Cash's vocals make Leonard Cohen sound almost cheerful.
I believe that is Trent Reznor.
Fascination Street - The Cure
Posted 17 years ago by h2o:
My favorite Cure album
listen:
The Main Mix
