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[drdiver]

"The one L lama, he's a priest
The two LLama, he's a beast
And I will bet a silk pajama, there isn't any three l llllama."
--Ogden Nash

[jextract]

Brinybay

Hank Williams Sr to Led Zeppelin.

Thats quite a diverse appitite you have

I'm still trying to find out who sings

Ha Hum La La La OK I'm ready now
I want to get away I want to get away I want to get away
I want to get awaaaaaaaay ????

Its on a nissan comercial

B2B

I think you're looking for Lenny Kravitz. See if track eight here is what you're thinking of:

http://www.amazon.co...492926?v=glance

[Blublood]

Anybody who is into cool island blend country check out Kenny Chesney's new disc..."Be as you are" way different than anything else the guy has done. Songs he wrote while sailin' around the Carib. Big thumbs up from this one.

[Marvel]

In the CD changer now:

Mercy Me: "Almost There"
Mercy Me: "Undone"
Switchfoot: "Beautiful Letdown"
Todd Agnew: "Grace Like Rain"
Third Day: "Wire"
Passion: "Sacred Revolution -Songs from OneDay03"

Christian music ain't what it used to be....

[Kawika]

I primarily find myself listening to our Houston Christian radio station...KSBJ...89.3 FM...while some times I also find myself listening to some audio books while I am in the car as well...

K

[blacklatexozdiver]

Stevie Ray Vaughan (RIP) - any of his works
E.L.O - "Time"
Various artists - "Pure Groove" (Pacific Origin - a compilatition of groovy music from the Pacific Islands such as the Solomon Islands and Fiji)

I'm very eclectic when it comes to music - anything from classical to rock classics.

[David Evans]

Stevie Ray Vaughan (RIP) - any of his works

:dltears: I still miss SRV. Saw him 8 times in concert. What an unbelievable talent.

Right now I'm listening to a weird ambient/electronica "band" called Delerium... sorta trance type stuff.

I'm also a total mixed bag where music is concerned... I generally don't care for hip-hop, but beyond that I've got a collection of everything... EVERYTHING.

I just finished the project of importing my entire music library into iTunes... it currently sits at about 80 gigs of music (I know, I'm a nerd)... roughly 15,000 songs. I don't watch TV much at all, and when I do it's usually a documentary of some kind. But I've ALWAYS got music playing... even when I sleep.

-d

(oh, and I have a couple of selections of native South Pacific music... picked up a couple of CDs when I was in Fiji... VERY cool stuff! Would really enjoy getting some Aboriginal tunes too, but don't know where to look... any ideas?)

[annasea]

Would really enjoy getting some Aboriginal tunes too, but don't know where to look...  any ideas?)

Try hitting the AMG website, David. They have a section where you can search for music by either Genre or Country.

As well, if ever you're in San Francisco or Berkeley, Amoeba Music is the most AMAZING record store! Sadly, they don't do mail order, I believe. :dltears:


As for my CD player, I am currently spinning 5 of my latest purchases:

"Guero" - Beck (Punchier than "Mutations" for sure.)
"Peddlin' Dreams" - Maria McKee (Undecided at this time.)
"Out of Exile" - Audioslave (Rock God? Thy name is Chris Cornell! )
"Back to Me" - Kathleen Edwards (I'm in Canada -- we have strict Cdn content rules! )
"Magic Time" - Van Morrison (The name speaks for itself -- no comment needed!)

If I can recommend my latest *fave rave* ever since I discovered her over a year ago . . .
Gillian Welch (Speechless! Neither words nor emoticons can describe my enthusiasm for this woman!)

On the computer at the moment, it's a whole other world . . .

Rap, Dance, Bluegrass, Folk, Classic Rock.

[David Evans]

If I can recommend my latest *fave rave* ever since I discovered her over a year ago . . .
Gillian Welch (Speechless! Neither words nor emoticons can describe my enthusiasm for this woman!)

Gillian Welch is very cool. I've got one of her albums (Soul Journey, I think?) - do you have any of her other stuff?

Have you heard Damien Rice? He's not exactly in the same genre as Gillian Welch, but there's a similarity in the simplicity and rawness of the sound. I really enjoy Damien Rice, but in small doses (except Volcano... I hear that song over and over again in my head). I'm also partial to Howie Day, which is another several steps towards pop, but I think he's very talented... Australia was a good CD, and he kicks ass live.

Different genre entirely: I'm a big Loreena McKennitt (and Clannad) fan as well.

And thanks for the recommendation on AMG... will check it out.

Edited by David Evans, 03 July 2005 - 02:16 AM.

[Perkolater]

Either Jimmy Buffett, or Sister Hazel.

I have three of each in the changer now!

[CaliD]

I'm an anything Prince kinda girl.
I saw him 18 times last year during his Musicology tour.
I like techno when I'm working out. And well dare I say
I listen to talk radio.

[ddierolf]

Depeche Mode, Cure, Crystal Method, Prodigy, Pink Floyd, Boston, Kansas...........can go on for awhile!

[tdtexas]

I had Godsmack, Cowboy Mouth, Rush, Toadies, & Soak in the CD player this weekend on my 4th of July travels!