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Topic: One step beyond - relatively oldies music
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Aditu
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posted March 18, 2005 05:58
The BBC's radio server is down. Just popped in an old Madness CD. "One Step Beyond" is rocking. What is your favourite old CD?
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Bibo
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posted March 18, 2005 06:26
Simple Minds - Sparkle in the Rain
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David Bowie - Hunky Dory
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Squeeze - Singles: 45's and under
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Siouxsie and the Banshees - Join Hands
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I have too many favorites!
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littlefish
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posted March 18, 2005 06:40
Beethovens fifth. Great for ultraviolence.
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snupy
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posted March 18, 2005 06:44
ultraviolence?????
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Stereo
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posted March 18, 2005 07:02
quote:
Originally posted by littlefish:
Beethovens fifth. Great for ultraviolence.
Great one indeed. I'll add its ninth, Vivaldi's Winter, 1st movement (from The Seasons, in the remote case someone wouldn't know), and Saint-Saëns Introduction et Rondo capriccioso. And somewhere in there, I could pitch Dvorak 9th symphony "From the New World", 4th movement.
You mean, more pop than classical? Though I can't name any CD/song in particular, I always enjoy 50's-60's big-band swing style music. Plus good old jazz and blues. Chicago would be an example. And then, there's some great French singers from the 60's and 70's I can't forget (Brel being one). Oh, and Jacques Michel, a Quebecer, definitely fits the 'old favourite' (I need to find his "Dieu ne se mange plus" record - most of the songs didn't make it into its CD compilations).
So, sorry, I can't name only one favourite CD.
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posted March 18, 2005 07:30
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Originally posted by snupy:
ultraviolence?????
I think that's a reference to A Clockwork Orange, where a street gang listens to some classical for inspiration before going off to a gang fight. I've never seen it myself, but heard about it.
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Aditu
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posted March 18, 2005 08:15
My daughter was dancing in her highchair to Aretha the other morning. ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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hey-U
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posted March 18, 2005 08:16
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Originally posted by Aditu:
What is your favourite old CD?
Ha!
*ALL* of 'em!
/zimmer frame
;-)
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CommanderShroom
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posted March 18, 2005 08:31
Aerosmith's first album.
/sings
Headin' down a one-way street.
An' I gotta go the other wayyyy!
yes I do.
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TheMoMan
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posted March 18, 2005 08:33
Any thing by Bob Segar, and Magic Carpet Ride plus Born to be wild by Steppenwolf.
Then how could I forget Paint it Black by The Rolling Stones
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posted March 18, 2005 10:11
Mmm... Deep Purple - Made in Japan. 
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Aditu
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posted March 18, 2005 10:15
Must admit that I was in the car and CCR's Travelin' Band came on and I cranked it up. I'm a sucker for good guitar work.
737 coming out of the sky
Oh won't you take me down to Memphis on a midnight ride
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Cap'n Vic
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posted March 18, 2005 10:15
Kiss - Destroyer
The Tragically Hip - Up to here
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman
Killer Dwarfs - Self titled debute
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drunkennewfiemidget
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posted March 18, 2005 10:26
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Originally posted by Cap'n Vic:
Kiss - Destroyer
The Tragically Hip - Up to here
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a Madman
Killer Dwarfs - Self titled debute
All killer records.
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littlefish
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posted March 19, 2005 02:29
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Mmm... Deep Purple - Made in Japan.
I'll see your japan, and raise it with:
Big in Japan- Alphaville
I was made for loving you-Queen of Japan
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Serenak
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posted March 19, 2005 06:35
Black Sabbath in the Ozzy days,
Deep Purple
Early AC/DC
Motorhead "No Sleep til Hammersmith"
All the Trust Albums (French rock band early to mid 80s)
Marillion in the Fish days (esp "Clutching at Straws")
Rolling Stones,
The Who,
Rush "Farewell to Kings"
Led Zepplin
Oh god, there are so many.....
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drunkennewfiemidget
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posted March 19, 2005 06:55
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Originally posted by Serenak:
Black Sabbath in the Ozzy days,
Deep Purple
Early AC/DC
Motorhead "No Sleep til Hammersmith"
All the Trust Albums (French rock band early to mid 80s)
Marillion in the Fish days (esp "Clutching at Straws")
Rolling Stones,
The Who,
Rush "Farewell to Kings"
Led Zepplin
Oh god, there are so many.....
Not just old AC/DC, *all* AC/DC.
Brian Johnson kicks just as much ass as Bon Scott.
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GMx
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posted March 19, 2005 08:33
The Troggs
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'Til he's been with a girl like my JoAnn."
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quantumfluff
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posted March 20, 2005 07:34
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Originally posted by Aditu:What is your favourite old CD?
<smug>By definition, CD's can't be old.</smug> How about you're favorite old LP?
Hmm... maybe something like "Disraeli Gears" or "Rocky Horror" or "American Beauty". I can't pick a have a couple hundred LP's that I played to death about 25 years ago.
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Ivan
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posted March 20, 2005 12:39
Cream of Clapton or The Jimmy Hendrix Experience
Like DNM said: It's old to me.
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posted March 20, 2005 17:38
qf: I have a favorite Ogg Vorbis file. ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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Aditu
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posted March 20, 2005 18:19
Has anyone here every heard the group "It's a Beautiful Day" I love their selftitled album. I own it in vinyl and a dubiously legal European CD version. All Music's entry on them
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Serenak
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posted March 21, 2005 02:50
Yeah,
Well my list was all vinyl anyway...,
I take CD/vinyl and VHS/DVD to be much the same (excluding in the technical aspects obviously) i.e. a way to hear music or watch a film/TV prog...
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