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The What Are You Listening To Thread - Part 2

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zombieharlot

Some Kind of Strange
Buttercup said:
I like the Kill Hannah tunes you sent me a lot! Especially Welcome To Chicago. I can't think of any tunes you sent that I didn't like....:confused: I just liked some songs more than others.
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Well, it's good to know you have taste!;)

Utada Hikaru - Passion
 
ChrisP

ChrisP

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Buttercup said:
Eh???? :confused:

I can't listen to music and I think I'm going to explode!
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NOOOoooo you'll get exploded Chimp all over the thread!

Bruce Springstein - Born to Run

*Transmits music Telepathically to the Chimpy one ;) *
 
BrandonE

BrandonE

King of Parentheses
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Chin Up Chin Up - We Should Never Have Lived Like We Were Skyscrapers

So, maybe I'm stupid, but Dylan did the original version of Subterannean Homesick Alien???? I got lost on that exchange. Anyone care to explain?
 
ChrisP

ChrisP

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Just finished listening to Elliot Smith's XO album

Am now listening to :

Tool = Hooker with a Penis (live '98)
 
ChrisP

ChrisP

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BrandonE said:
Album:
Chin Up Chin Up - We Should Never Have Lived Like We Were Skyscrapers

So, maybe I'm stupid, but Dylan did the original version of Subterannean Homesick Alien???? I got lost on that exchange. Anyone care to explain?
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Dylan did Subterannean Homesick Blues, which I think could be considered a strong influence on the naming of that track.

The Dylan track is from his album Bringin' it all back Home ;) Hope that clears it up :D

On a side note, there's a FREE podcast on Bob Dylan available, with a complete audio biography, plus some unreleased tracks and live stuff available on iTunes Music Store. Didn't cost me a cent :D
 
BrandonE

BrandonE

King of Parentheses
ChrisP said:
Dylan did Subterannean Homesick Blues, which I think could be considered a strong influence on the naming of that track.

The Dylan track is from his album Bringin' it all back Home ;) Hope that clears it up :D

On a side note, there's a FREE podcast on Bob Dylan available, with a complete audio biography, plus some unreleased tracks and live stuff available on iTunes Music Store. Didn't cost me a cent :D
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Thanks for clearing that up Chris. I'm not well versed in Dylan.
 
ChrisP

ChrisP

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Just finished "Lake of Fire" and "In the Palms" covers by Nirvana.

Original artists in case anyone would like to check either out are : Lake of Fire - Meat Puppets ("II" album) which is an excellent example of early Desert/Stoner Rock. I'm not sure who wrote "In the Palms", I think it might be an old Jazz or American Slave song, but it's been covered by a lot of people, including Joan Baez.
 
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