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 Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:24 pm
Invisible Monsters I'm not sure how I'd narrow this list down, so I'll go with Cats' idea of ten random songs from my playlist. Agression - Salty Leather [Punk]The Streets - Stay Positive [Brittish Rap]Voltaire - When You're Evil [Goth]a** Ponys - Grim [Punk]Boomtown Rats - I Don't Like Mondays [Uh, something else]The Smiths - What Difference Does it Make? [Goth]Violent Femmes - Confessions [Punk]Zebrahead - Type A [Punk]The Raveonettes - Do You Believe Her? [Punk]Pretty Girls Make Graves - All Medicated Geniuses [Punk]That wasn't so hard wink
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Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:39 pm
it really did seem like a much more daunting task than that.
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:26 am
Since when do you listen to The Streets, Invi?
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 1:13 pm
Keithing In the end, I revert to music associated with childhood memories. Meaning musicals and 80's, like Supertramp, West Side Story, and Miss Saigon. "Everything free in America/For a small fee in America!" The 80's rocked 3nodding So did the 60's, 70's, and 90's.. Not so sure about the 00's neutral Hopefully the music'll get better by the end of the decade..
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 9:43 pm
Nusumi Keithing In the end, I revert to music associated with childhood memories. Meaning musicals and 80's, like Supertramp, West Side Story, and Miss Saigon. "Everything free in America/For a small fee in America!" The 80's rocked 3nodding So did the 60's, 70's, and 90's.. Not so sure about the 00's neutral Hopefully the music'll get better by the end of the decade.. You forgot the 20's to the 50's. Something tells me the likes of Fred Astaire ("Puttin' On the Ritz"), Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billie Holiday ("Strange Fruit") wouldn't be too happy to be forgotten. I'm still holding on to hope that the music this decade improves too. There's just too much music that's become so repetitive and tired, though there are a few bands and musicians I'll look back fondly on.
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:48 pm
After a while, it's surprising what becomes 'good'. When it came out, I hated 'Brass Monkey' but now it's okay. And 'Baby Got Back' Hahahahaha....maybe someday your tastes will change, and then you'll look back fondly on the 00's music.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 3:51 pm
Invisible Monsters I'm not sure how I'd narrow this list down, so I'll go with Cats' idea of ten random songs from my playlist. Agression - Salty Leather [Punk]The Streets - Stay Positive [Brittish Rap]Voltaire - When You're Evil [Goth]a** Ponys - Grim [Punk]Boomtown Rats - I Don't Like Mondays [Uh, something else]The Smiths - What Difference Does it Make? [Goth]Violent Femmes - Confessions [Punk]Zebrahead - Type A [Punk]The Raveonettes - Do You Believe Her? [Punk]Pretty Girls Make Graves - All Medicated Geniuses [Punk]
sort my music by how much they rock my sox O.x...
Music is music for how passionate you are about it... But
I dont do country... Heh... Never have and never will. Sorry :3
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 5:55 pm
Morose Kitten I try to stay away from labels... I usually
sort my music by how much they rock my sox O.x...
Music is music for how passionate you are about it... But
I dont do country... Heh... Never have and never will. Sorry :3 If anything kids up here should be hating it more than you do. It's a mandatory element of social dance (that's right kids, our parents paid the public school board for this), we have an annual 10-day splurge of all things "Western," there's more Western-themed bars than gay ones, and there's always bound to be one or two people donning their stetsons. We host the Canadian Country Music Awards for crying out loud! And there's always a new generation learning the Electric Slide, Watermelon Crawl, grapevining like nobody's business. I don't know how we survive.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 9:01 pm
Keithing Morose Kitten I try to stay away from labels... I usually
sort my music by how much they rock my sox O.x...
Music is music for how passionate you are about it... But
I dont do country... Heh... Never have and never will. Sorry :3 If anything kids up here should be hating it more than you do. It's a mandatory element of social dance (that's right kids, our parents paid the public school board for this), we have an annual 10-day splurge of all things "Western," there's more Western-themed bars than gay ones, and there's always bound to be one or two people donning their stetsons. We host the Canadian Country Music Awards for crying out loud! And there's always a new generation learning the Electric Slide, Watermelon Crawl, grapevining like nobody's business. I don't know how we survive.
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 6:23 am
Rave x.x
I ususally hurt myself when I dance... So I dont go to any clubs very
much. Its just too risky if you ask me and I cant take any more bruises...
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Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 2:26 pm
Montigo Dominic We are called cow town after all... Lets go out to cowboys next week xp j/k, naw, I can't dance worth ... so ya, I am good at jive.. it's FUN!! I can rave too, kinda... depends on the song and style. I sucked hard at jive, then again I'm not very strong with giving directions to other people. I went to Cowboys. Straight bars scare me. There were girls in those ugly giant hankerchiefs that they pass off as tie-on shirts in cowboy hats at every basin of ice and beer. There was an actual hardwood dance floor with boot scuffing. Men were playing pool and not grinding against each other. Women were drunk by 7 pm. The only moving men did was lift their arms or nod their heads. Unless Matthew Good goes back there, I'm not setting foot inside again.
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Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 4:57 pm
I've been begging a friend to let me borrow her Cirque de Solei(or however you spell it) soundtracks. So far, no luck in getting them onto my computer. >.<
Samples of artists I listen to:
Aerosmith Alanis Morissette Aphex Twin Aqua Be For U Billy Joel Bjork Blink182 Blue Oyster CultCaptain Jack The Cars The Cranberries Crystal Method Daft Punk Deftones Dir En Grey Dire Straits DJ TAKA Doctor Zero E-ROTIC Enya Eurythmics Goo Goo Dolls Good-Cool Green Day Hexadecimal Hixxy Jay Pee Jimmy Eat World Korn Linkin Park Madonna Marilyn Manson MCSharkey Moby Naoki Nirvana The Offspring Orange Lounge Paul Oakenfold The Pillows Pink Floyd The Presidents of the United States Puretone R.E.M. Rage Against the Machine Robert Miles Scooter Scott Brown SMILE.dk Soul Carnage Soundgarden Static-X Stone Temple Pilots Taf TaQ Tatu Tiger YAMATO Toad the Wet Sproket U2 Venga Boys Vincent De Moor Weezer Yare Yes
I like everything except Rap and Country.
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Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:26 am
Ain't nothing wrong with a good western bar. Have some pudding with some gay cowboys. May be a cow town, but I like to play with the bulls.
Okay, that was my random two cents.
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Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:55 am
Pell Ain't nothing wrong with a good western bar. Have some pudding with some gay cowboys. May be a cow town, but I like to play with the bulls. Okay, that was my random two cents. I'd agree if there were more gay cowboys. Unfortunately, most of the men either were trying to pick up girls, oggling at the women serving them beer, or drooling at some other chick. Even the manwhores there were more interested in the ugly drunks* (the ones that were floored by 7). The gay cowboys tend to like the Eagle, the local fetish/bear bar. *By "ugly drunks," I mean they were loud, obnoxious, and did this hand dancing/flailing thing. They were desperate, he was desperate, I was desperate for them to get out of the way since they pushed in front of me. His helmet of mousse and their "dancing" were covering 3/4 of the view. Asshats, everywhere.
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Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:59 am
So....asshats are a bad thing? I thought 'I could wear his a** for a hat' was a compliment...
Anyway I knew some nice gay cowboys. It was a fun time out.
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