So, what are you listening to?

Me: the dance remix of Tori's "In the Springtime of His Voodoo"

" A couple of girls, 65
gotta piece tied up in the backseat
honey, we're recovering Christians!"


Gods that girl is good!

Khash.

One of my favorites!

Sort of pop viking metal. Odd stuff, but fairly interesting.

Damn good for a major label release!

:headbang:

on the phone. The BIL lives in Delray Beach, FL. Seems to have come thru the storm ok.

on the Majority Report. :D

but it's first season so I'm not really watching...it's kinda background sound..

My boys are watching one of the DVDs (again). :D

Yes, I really do own this.:hide:

:scared:

I think my boys (and A.) are too macho for that one. Well, maybe you-know-who. He's always a little ambiguous. :D

Wait, stupid question. :P Must download now!

I'm listening to Malice Mizer's "Illuminati", because I am a fangirl, and because it is an awesome song even if the lyrics make no sense whatsoever. I am such a fangirl.

I thought I was one of two or three Americans who owned a copy of Mervielles.

Just depends on the circles you run in.

Not very many of us on DU, though. Glad to find another vkei fan. :hi:

Kinda got out of it because it was so freaking expensive to import albums.

I did find some GEMS though, like X Japan's Blue Blood, Dir en grey's Kisou, or Buck-Tick's Six/Nine.

And it is fun listening to a bunch of gothic Japanese transvestites, isnt it?

Tends to be cheaper that way, though I did discover a goldmine of a Japanese bookstore around here that sells import CDs ridiculously cheap (Not visual, but I got a Hikki CD for like 10 bucks from there a couple of weeks ago).

I'm going to see a visual band on Sunday hopefully...well if my friends get their asses in gear. I have no idea who they are but I don't care if they suck, I am just psyched to be able to go to a JRock show. :P

And you're right, it's so much fun listening to gothic Japanese trannies. :D But it's even more fun to dress like one. I cry myself to sleep every night knowing I will never be as fabulous as Mana. But I will die trying, lol. (People look at me funny because I'm a woman who intentionally dresses like a drag queen hehe)

"Feed the tree"

If anyone can tell me WTF that song is about, tell me 'cause I'd like to know. :shrug:

On edit: Posting this reminded me that I was planning to go stick some feeding sticks in the potted plants in the yard. I just busted out the back door and yelled "WHO WANTS NITROGEN?"

I crack my shit up. :D

Tanya Donnally is a great songwriter. And no, that doesn't mean I know what the hell she's talking about.

:D

"Robot Hive/Exodus". This just grooves like you read about. Nice!

"2 AM (Breathe)". It gets to me.

An absolutely beautiful voice and a truly great cover of the song.

Album: Potemkin City Limits

Sounds pretty good. For some reason though, I had though they broke up a while back.

The episode is "Knights are Brave and Strong." My son has the TiVo remote again.

I'm currently in minute 16:30 of track 7, "Jenny Ondioline".

I haven't played this in probably five years, and I remember why I liked it so much.

After that, Slowdive's "Morningrise" EP. Pure shoegaze dreampop bliss...

yuck khash :P

i was listening to sly & the family stone this am

In the end, not really that bad.

Now the remix of Professional Widow always makes me cough up blood.

Khash.

before bt became so exceedingly lame

i still think the delphinium days mix of that is stellar :7

(in reverse order)

1. Scissor Man: XTC
2. Driver 8: REM
3. You've Got A Friend In Jimbo: Reverend Horton Heat
4. Red Light: U2
5. Washington, D.C.: The Magnetic Fields
6. The World Is Full Of Angry Young Men: XTC
7. Mystery: Indigo Girls
9. Girl Afraid: The Smiths
10. Heavenly Action: Erasure
11. Ball And Chain: XTC
12. The Cutter: Echo & The Bunnymen
13. Wait 'Til Your Boat Goes Down: XTC
14. Language: Suzanne Vega
15. Long-Fogotten Fairytale: The Magnetic Fields
16. Last Dance: Sarah McLachlan
17. It Doesn't Have To Be: Erasure
18. Walk On The Ocean: Toad The Wet Sprocket
19. Always Saturday: Guadalcanal Diary
20. Villiers Terrace: Echo & The Bunnymen
21. Meaningless: The Magnetic Fields
22. Back O' The Moon: 10,000 Maniacs
23. The Mummers' Dance: Loreena McKennit
24. No More Words: Berlin
25. Nothing Really Matters: Madonna

read Green Eggs and Ham to my daughter.

Can't beat that...

RL

:)


Khash.

Okay, I listened to Franz Ferdinand's new album today. Didn't like it.

RL

I am not your senorita
I am not of your tribe...

You want inside her well?
You better make her raspberry swirl.

Things are getting desperate when all the boys
Can't be men.

Everybody knows I'm her friend
Everybody knows I'm her man....

Raspberry swirl......


Khash.

Mmmm. Great stuff. http://www.weeniecampbell.com/juke/playing.php

Just played "There's No Surf In Cleveland" by The Euclid Beach Band; now playing "A Song You Could Cry For" by Freakwater..

Brandi Carlile - self titled: one of my favorites of 2005

I love this CD, and I'm on an oldies kick. Think I'm gonna dig out the Buddy Holly next.