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Once again: what are you listening to now?

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The Modern Lovers "self titled" .... Here I thought they were a relatively new group but these guys started out in 1976!!!

 
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j_garcia said:
I'm going to Not So Silent Night tomorrow. Featuring: Jack White and Metric. The Shins will also be there, but I only like one song from them...lol
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Just listened Metric - Black Sheep a few minutes ago myself, along with a whole slew of other stuff ranging from pop (LMFAO and I'll admit...Gangnam Style) to country (Zac Brown Band, Hunter Hayes, and Jamey Johnson). I actually sought it out after hearing a piece of it in Scott Pilgrim.
 
Still diggin' these guys. I listen to this CD at least once a week.

 
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Steve81 said:
Just listened Metric - Black Sheep a few minutes ago myself, along with a whole slew of other stuff ranging from pop (LMFAO and I'll admit...Gangnam Style) to country (Zac Brown Band, Hunter Hayes, and Jamey Johnson). I actually sought it out after hearing a piece of it in Scott Pilgrim.
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I really enjoyed the movie and the music was awesome. The Scott Pilgrim soundtrack is actually pretty decent, a lot of it was done by Beck. Some good stuff on there. I posted this one (not Beck and funny video) before:


And this one from SexBob-Omb from the movie.

 
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I'm pretty sure the soundtrack is a big part of why I watch that movie obsessively. Well that and the fact that deep down I'm about as mature as your average 15 year old. :D
 
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Yes, the director hit the nail on the head with that one. I was watching it last night while I was waiting for my PS3s to swap data (new HDD)



 
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Copyright "The Hidden World" on CD


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I picked up a used copy of Screamin Blue Messiahs, album entitled "Bikinni Red"....awesome album...heard about these guys a long time go and just picking their stuff up now. Excellent music in that Clash kinda punk sort of way.



 
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STRONGBADF1 said:
The album that changed everything...oh to be nine years old again for just a little while.:)

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Their first two albums were stellar. After that, they lost thei rmagic. Strangely enough, they released this album in 2011

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which is not as good as their fist two but much better than anything released after that. Its worth the purchase if you are still into the Cars.
 
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Gil Scott Heron - "Winter in America" and a little Jimi of course, :) , a live version of Voodoo Child, recorded at the Royal Albert Hall in London, Feb 69'. Fantastic playing.
 
George Thorogood


Bottom of the Sea

 
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Popped in here for the first time in a LOOOONG time. Amazed to see this thread still going strong.

Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays all.
 
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