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Dimmu-Borgir - Burn in Hell

It's a cover they did from Twisted Sister, the song is a lot of fun and is currently the most requested song on Sirius Hard Attack Channel 27.

Now I'm listening to Nirvana - Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol will Flow through the Strip. Another fun song.

I just finished listening to Gypsies in the Palace by Jimmy Buffett and now Chrome by Trace Adkins is playing.

Hey, Makidas! What's all this here myoozik I ain't never heard of?? But the rubbin' alcohol do sound good.... :)

I recently bought the last model of "drop" turntable that Panasonic made--about 25 years ago, but in very good condition. Plus a bunch of 33 rpm records. Now that this thread is here, I'll have to pull them out.

Hatebreed - Now is the Time, this is some good mornin music.

Judas Priest - Electric Eye. Also listening to (slightly quieter) whatever sounds Brainwave Generator is pumping out today.

A Perfect Circle - Emotive

Marilyn Manson - I Put a Spell on You

Beatles - The White Album

Jimmy Eat World - Pain and Lifehouse - You And Me. I know, I'm a sap. :lol:

Slipknot - Sic

People in the house - arguing.

Razed in Black - I'll damage you

The slap of a paddle. Thwack!

The headboard banging insistently against the wall.

The deep moans of the neighbors.

They live in the house across the street.

Energetic couple. :wink:

Lol Sandy

ZZ Top - La Grange, always gets the energy flowin for me.

Jimi Hendrix - Star Spangled Banner

It's comin down like a bastard right now, have to say the rain.

Orgy - Slept so Long

It seems there aren't to many people who listen to music well frequenting the site. Either that or this is a boring thread.

I'm listening to Creed - With Arms Wide Open

good song

Steve Earle, especially his two most recent live albums. He's the perfect background/mood music for a long piece I'm writing, and he's one of the few political musicians today who actually pays as much attention to the music as he does to the politics. It's just great, powerful stuff, and I say that as someone who actually disagrees with him on a lot of things.

Korn - Kick the PA

Lots of Live 8... check out this site if you missed it

http://www.sonician.com/live8/list.html

oooooo, I especially liked the Kanye West and Linkin Park/ Jay-Z performances.

"Overpower Thee" Auf der Maur.. My kinda woman, husky vocals f***ng a lyrics.!! :twisted:

Now Im listenin to Train "Drops of Jupiter" and just now I was listening to the Waterboys " A girl Called Johnny " Before I go to bed in a moment I shall play Foo Fighters " Razor "........... but does anyone really care ??? :twisted:

Primus - Pudding Time

every sperm is sacred

missypuss wrote:Now Im listenin to Train "Drops of Jupiter" and just now I was listening to the Waterboys " A girl Called Johnny " Before I go to bed in a moment I shall play Foo Fighters " Razor "........... but does anyone really care ??? :twisted:

The live version of "A Girl Called Johnny" is great!

Thanks... At last ... feedback and a guy with obvious taste :wink:

missypuss wrote:Thanks... At last ... feedback and a guy with obvious taste :wink:

Awwwwwww... :wink:

Seriously, I don't know how much "taste" has to do with it, though. How anyone who isn't deaf could avoid rockin' out to "A Girl Called Johnny," especially the live version, is beyond me. It pretty much lives on whatever Napster playlist I have going at any given moment.

Now, if only Napster would finally get Karl Wallinger and World Party online!

World Party aswell?? Gosh which planet are u from ?? I have also been Truly enjoying doing my hoovering to Tom Pettys "learning to Fly" and also Ash their new albums great for plastering and painting walls to :twisted: ..

missypuss wrote:World Party aswell?? Gosh which planet are u from ??

The planet where you spend years and years trying to find the Payola$ on CD or MP3 to replace all those vinyl albums I lost years ago!

Alice In Chains - Dam That River

James Brown - 20 All Time Greatest Hits

Say, WHAT? That's not permitted. It has recognizable lyrics (175 variations on the word "Please") and you can hear actual musical instruments in the background.

Sooooooooo yesterday!!

I bet you even have some of those things...you know...made out of paper, glued on one side. Maybe some of the real old-timey ones...without pictures on the front or anything. Just some words down the side.

I forget what they're called. :P People used to sit and hold them in their laps.

Lord_Mizaru wrote:James Brown - 20 All Time Greatest Hits

I am listening to a really cool norwigian-like band, see if you know them....
[url]http://www.stickpage.com/warplay.shtml[/url]

Rolling Stones - Sympathy for the Devil

Rolling Stones "Wild Horses" I listened to this after seeing your post // I used to play this song to death when I was a little bit younger !! Nostalgia..

missypuss wrote:Rolling Stones "Wild Horses" I listened to this after seeing your post // I used to play this song to death when I was a little bit younger !! Nostalgia..

You're never too old to be young ;)

Primus - Jerry was a Racecar Driver, man Les Claypool is a sick bassist!

You'll always grow old, no one says you have to grow up. :wink:

Todd Rundgren -- "I Hate My Frickin' ISP!"

Frickin' hilarious... :P

Pink Floyd / Dark Side Of the moon. The whole album wacked up and blaring out !!

Paul Anka's album of lounge-lizard cover tunes. He does a version of Survivor's "Eye of the Tiger" that'll knock your socks off... 8)

Tonight whilst finishing off some particularly boring last minute decorating I played Stiff Little Fingers/Wasted Life ... Oh how I remember my youth club days!! And then just for a little more nostalgia I played U2 / Boy the whole album start to finish ... Decorating didnt seem so bad after that.. :twisted:

This forum is obviously well past its sell by date...? but right now Im listening to "Clones" By Ash wicked lyrics ,cool young band, yum yum!! :twisted:

missypuss wrote:This forum is obviously well past its sell by date.

LOL, missypuss, "sell by" is much more straightforward UK English. Here, things are "best before... ." I guess that means the manufacturer or packager never admits to reponsibility; he merely informs you that the biscuits are better if you don't wait five years to eat them. :wink:

Currently, I am listening to claps of thunder and watching the lightning.

:P Sandy !! Perhaps Its Missypuss who is past her sell by date .... Especially as tonight Ive been listenin to Jon Cougar ..Jack and Diane and also to Bruce Hornsby .. Thats just the way it is .. :wink:

sandy82 wrote:

missypuss wrote:This forum is obviously well past its sell by date.

LOL, missypuss, "sell by" is much more straightforward UK English. Here, things are "best before... ." I guess that means the manufacturer or packager never admits to reponsibility; he merely informs you that the biscuits are better if you don't wait five years to eat them. :wink:

Depends what the item is. Some things have a "sell by", some have "use by", some have "best before". As I understand it, there are rules about which label to use based on how a product degrades. For example, if you leave chocolate in the cupboard for a year, the ingredients may separate out and it tastes weird, so they put a "best before" date on it. If you did the same with a packet of fresh meat, it would actually be dangerous to eat so they have to say "use by" instead. I think for things that just say "sell by", you are supposed to add on either 2 or 3 days to get a "use by" date, but I'm not too sure about that one. I notice that recently, a lot of supermarkets are marking food with both "sell by" and "use by" dates.

Iron Butterfly "Most anything that you want"

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