| # | Author | Message |
41
| tiggertoo
Sat 8/24/2002 9:11p | <<The Smiths>>
Which album:
The Queen is Dead (personal favorite)
Rank |
42
| Lukegirl
Sat 8/24/2002 9:14p | Meat is Murder actually. |
43
| Lukegirl
Sat 8/24/2002 9:15p | But now I am listening to Alicia Keys. |
44
| Mary Poppins
Sat 8/24/2002 9:21p | Dead or Alive 3. Commencer3 just bought the X box and is playing this game in the next room. |
45
| PrincessoftheCastle
Sat 8/24/2002 9:21p | Back to Rebbeca St. James: One. |
46
| joeymommy
Sat 8/24/2002 10:11p | Yes I am still listening to the new Matt Skiba/Kevin Seconds split cd.. I recommend everyone should go to thier nearest record store September 17th, and go get it.. it's good. |
47
| Kuzcochik
Sat 8/24/2002 10:16p | The soundtrack for the Nightmare Before Christmas. And 1/2 listening to the tv int he other room. |
48
| Faaip de Oiad
Sun 8/25/2002 12:45a | wow, right now I am listening to "Please, Please, Please let me get what I want" by The Smiths! :)and right when this song finishes, I am going to listen to the cover that Deftones did! :) |
49
| DJ7K
Sun 8/25/2002 1:07a | >> Robert Miles <<
"Children"?
About 15 minutes ago I was listening to Elton John on my portable Aiwa cd player. His "Love Songs" album. First and last tracks are from his work on the Lion King soundtrack, along with Tim Rice who wrote the songs. "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" and "Circle of Life". Most of the cd is pretty good (aside from the 2 LK tracks):
"The One"
"Sacrifice" (Not to be confused with Creed's "My Sacrifice")
"Daniel"
"Your Song" (his first hit I believe)
"Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me" (live, with George Michael. sorta)
"Believe"
"Blessed"
"You Can Make History Young (Again)".
Of all (again not including the LK tracks, those are givens) the tracks, my faves would have to be "The One" and "Believe". |
50
| DJ7K
Sun 8/25/2002 1:10a | And before that, while chatting with a good buddy of mine from here, I was listening to "John the Revelator", Blues Brother's 2000, performed by Taj Mahal, Sam Moore, Joe Morton, Sharon Riley & the Faith Chorale
(Words & Music by Son House, additional lyrics by John Landis). |
