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"Pure & Sample" - Grey Area
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Zero 7 - Simple Things

Old fave, soundtrack to my life.
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'No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed' - Richie Havens / Somethin' Else Again
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Cyndi Lauper

The Body Acoustic


/Many rockers lose their fire and much of their vocal range while journeying through middle age. But the ever-unusual Cyndi Lauper now sings with more power, more nuance and with more notes at her disposal than she had at her mid-Eighties popularity peak. The former New Wave poster girl's The Body Acoustic brings hard-won beauty to both her overly familiar and unjustly ignored songs. Lauper's miraculous Top Ten ode to female masturbation, "She Bop," now sounds moody and almost religious, its slurred lyrics here slowed for can't-miss-'em comprehensibility. The later non-hits are just as revelatory: The new "Above the Clouds" floats on dreamy Jeff Beck guitar featured in a delicate arrangement that picks up where "True Colors" left off. Lauper's continued progression into quieter material may have left her mainstream rock fans behind years ago, but it has clearly improved her chops.


BARRY WALTERS

(Posted: Nov 3, 2005)
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The new "Above the Clouds" floats on dreamy Jeff Beck guitar featured in a delicate arrangement that picks up where "True Colors" left off. Lauper's continued progression into quieter material may have left her mainstream rock fans behind years ago, but it has clearly improved her chops.
I love Jeff Beck...I may check this Cyndi Lauper album out...thanks for the nice review...

"Somewhere A Clock Is Ticking" - Snow Patrol
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Portishead - Dummy

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"Wonderland" - Sol Seppy
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Testing out my new woodys with alittle:



One of my new favorite CD's of all time.
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"Pressure's On" - James
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One of my new favorite CD's of all time.
You have excellent taste then my friend.

Go Ahead John - Miles Davis
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"Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" - Genesis
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Artist: Super Furry Animals
Album: Love Kraft (SACD)
Headphones: Sony MDR-SA5000
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"scamper" - lambchop
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The Beach Boys

Pet Sounds

Heralding memories of my youth; I can remember listening to these hits played on the local icecream shops Jukebox(45's) where I was employed, (yes a soda jerk lol) man those old Jukeboxes sounded GREAT relative to AM radio, my referance in the day.lol
We were just hearing of this new medium of reproduction soon to be introduced, the 8 track player, which I saved up to buy for my 1957 Chevy... Good times, lol

/ Yea Doug, I have Jeff Beck's "Wired" in the mail; I saw him in Germany 1973(?) in a small club where he showed up on short notice to play a warm up for his upcoming tour dates. Outstanding memory of a great guitarist full of energy...
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The Beatles -Love
DVDA - awsome
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