Daz Madrigal
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Post by Daz Madrigal on Aug 21, 2006 13:33:03 GMT
More or less a glimpse of whatevers hanging around the desktop or looping around the brain tissues or whatevs on the Ipod. Haile Selassie is the Chapel is my fave Bob Marley record and thats been on awhile now Chelsea Morning by Joni Mitchell because it cheery and good for playing in the morning  Too Many Creeps by Bush Tetras an odd song called Clear Off by the Fall, a song called 'The Backyard' thats very catchy but not enough for me to recall who its by and Oh La La by the Faces. More or less all of them are upbeat. I dont like downbeat stuff esp. singer songwriter/folk/country & western stuff/and Emo? Emo is some kind of music that only kids know about but whatever it is I dont like it. Last but not least The Taxman by Junior Walker rather than the Beatles because he doesnt date it by keep mentioning Harold Wilson and its just better all round. Funky  |
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Post by E.D. Wivens on Aug 21, 2006 20:47:06 GMT
Good name for your roundup, Madrigalman.
Wasn’t “Clear Off” one of The Fall’s Monks covers?
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Daz Madrigal
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Post by Daz Madrigal on Aug 23, 2006 11:25:42 GMT
Thats weird..i thought it sounds unusually melodic..keeps repeating 'over the hill..over the hill'. As the Song game is stuck on 'holes'..  todays jukebox so far Care of Cell 44 by The Zombies Do the Do -- Cartain Ratio Rescue Me -- Aretha Franklin live stuff by Dresdon Dolls |
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Post by E.D. Wivens on Aug 23, 2006 13:31:20 GMT
Do the Do -- Cartain Ratio Rescue Me -- Aretha Franklin Good stuff, Madrigalman, I like those a lot. My current listening consists of:- “Clevor Trever” – Ian Dury “Thank You for Sending Me an Angel” – Talking Heads “White Mice” – The Mo-Dettes “It’s Alright” – The Come-Ons “Liquidator” – The Harry J All Stars “Totally Together” - Galliano “Lady Day and John Coltrane” – Gil Scott-Heron “Ask Me Nice” – Georgie Fame “My Wife’s Nightie” – Lord Kitchener “Iyole” – Kanda Bongo Man “Fantani” – Amadou & Maryam “Even Men With Steel Hearts” – Half Man Half Biscuit “The Day My Pad Went Mad” – John Cooper-Clarke “Shoplifters” – Ivor Cutler “Turtle Calypso” – Sandra Kerr & John Faulkner “Air A Danser” – Penguin Café Orchestra “Cars” – To Rococo Rot “Dang Spot” - Plaid “Wonder of the World” – Bleep & Booster “Blow Your Head” – Fred Wesley and the JBs “Power Generation” - Speedometer |
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darinka
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Post by darinka on Aug 23, 2006 14:02:24 GMT
Do the Do -- Cartain Ratio Rescue Me -- Aretha Franklin Good stuff, Madrigalman, I like those a lot. My current listening consists of:- “Clevor Trever” – Ian Dury “Thank You for Sending Me an Angel” – Talking Heads “White Mice” – The Mo-Dettes “It’s Alright” – The Come-Ons “Liquidator” – The Harry J All Stars “Totally Together” - Galliano “Lady Day and John Coltrane” – Gil Scott-Heron “Ask Me Nice” – Georgie Fame “My Wife’s Nightie” – Lord Kitchener “Iyole” – Kanda Bongo Man “Fantani” – Amadou & Maryam “Even Men With Steel Hearts” – Half Man Half Biscuit “The Day My Pad Went Mad” – John Cooper-Clarke “Shoplifters” – Ivor Cutler “Turtle Calypso” – Sandra Kerr & John Faulkner “Air A Danser” – Penguin Café Orchestra “Cars” – To Rococo Rot “Dang Spot” - Plaid “Wonder of the World” – Bleep & Booster “Blow Your Head” – Fred Wesley and the JBs “Power Generation” - Speedometer wow, i dont know any artist you mentioned. |
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Daz Madrigal
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Post by Daz Madrigal on Aug 23, 2006 14:22:07 GMT
I'm not that familiar with some either.
Very 'eclectic tastes'!
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Post by E.D. Wivens on Aug 23, 2006 20:25:57 GMT
wow, i dont know any artist you mentioned. I wouldn’t worry about it, Darinka: I’m just not very in touch with a lot of current music. I rely on Madrigalman to keep me up to date with the latest stuff but a lot of what he posts is pretty weird. I’ve heard of Bon Jovi, though. |
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darinka
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Post by darinka on Aug 24, 2006 7:25:00 GMT
wow, i dont know any artist you mentioned. I wouldn’t worry about it, Darinka: I’m just not very in touch with a lot of current music. I rely on Madrigalman to keep me up to date with the latest stuff but a lot of what he posts is pretty weird. I’ve heard of Bon Jovi, though. Bon Jovi is a very old band. more than 20 years. i dont like commercial music. i am very picky. i have a radio turned on for whole day at work (my colleague wants to listen) and i am sick off that music which repeats all the time. i like a lot of music. also artists like Nick Cave or PJ Harvey. or old things: 80s and some 90s hits. but i like 80s more. it is music of my childhood:))) |
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Post by purple joggers on Aug 25, 2006 14:01:40 GMT
What I've been enjoying and most listening to, most recently:  and  |
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Post by E.D. Wivens on Aug 25, 2006 14:12:53 GMT
I like that record a lot, PJ. Khaled has a very fine voice, indeed. |
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Post by purple joggers on Aug 25, 2006 14:31:02 GMT
I like that record a lot, PJ. Khaled has a very fine voice, indeed. His show isn't particularly spectacular in terms of costumes, lights, dancing and all the rest, in fact there's practically none of that, but it's extremely entertaining and infectious. He's also one of the few big performers I've seen in recent years who's mixed a lot with the audience just off or at the edge of the stage, who's invited 8-10 of the audience at one go to join him on the stage, and who's stayed afterwards giving endless autogrammes and chatting with anybody who wanted to talk to him. |
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Post by E.D. Wivens on Aug 25, 2006 16:10:48 GMT
His show isn't particularly spectacular in terms of costumes, lights, dancing and all the rest, in fact there's practically none of that, but it's extremely entertaining and infectious. . I’ve never seen him in the flesh but I always imagine, from his records, that he’s a charismatic sort of chap. He's also one of the few big performers I've seen in recent years who's mixed a lot with the audience just off or at the edge of the stage, who's invited 8-10 of the audience at one go to join him on the stage, and who's stayed afterwards giving endless autogrammes and chatting with anybody who wanted to talk to him. Such interaction can really make a show worthwhile. The last gig I went to (albeit not by an especially big “star”) was made all the more enjoyable by some audience members dancing around the stage and the friendly manner of the performer. |
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Daz Madrigal
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Post by Daz Madrigal on Aug 25, 2006 17:09:51 GMT
I'd like to see Deborah Harry in the flesh if anyones got a time machine.  |
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Daz Madrigal
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Post by Daz Madrigal on Aug 31, 2006 13:10:51 GMT
today to remind me of the late Dulcie  ..some suitably emotional bossa nova of such dramatic intensity its enough to set the computer alight. bossa-brasileira.blogspot.com/[img width=500 height=500 src="http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/5449/1089/1600/edith%20veiga%201960%20faz-me%20rir%20[chantecler%20C%2033602]%20A.jpg"] And no I've never heard of her prior to this lucky download. Edith can sing as well as the other Edith (Piaf)..in fact very similar, just different continents and languages, |
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Post by Les Baxter is back on Oct 9, 2006 21:54:03 GMT
Why dont you post here anymore, Daz? Here is some weird music that I;d like to share with you and that fellow weirdo, E.D.Wivens. Its called Les Baxters Helles Belles and its a tour de force rather than a tour de France. Whats the difference..for the 2nd ya need lots mo drugs, Maan! thegroovegrotto.blogspot.com/ |
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..some suitably emotional bossa nova of such dramatic intensity its enough to set the computer alight.