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    Quiet

    Almost four hours without a word from anyone?

    Before you know it, the crickets will be out.


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    No kidding, I was thinking the same thing myself. Okay, I'll get a topic going.
    What are the last 5 music CD's that you guys have bought. If you Ituned or Napstered them, then list that also.


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    With iTunes I rarely buy full CDs anymore. I have to really strain to think of the last 5.

    AC/DC: Back in Black
    Linkin Park: Hybrid Theory (Yes, yes, I know...shut up.)
    Led Zeppelin: How the west was won.
    White Stripes: Elephant

    I could only think of 4... :P

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    Let's see, last 5 takes some thinking.

    1. Battlefield Vietnam soundtrack: this one needs no explanation.
    2. Ben Folds - Sunny 16 EP, Speed Graphic EP, and The Bens EP - 14 songs of brand new Ben Folds goodness (okay 12, since 2 of the songs on The Bens are actually by Aussies Ben Lee and Ben Kwaller) and this isn't even the new Ben Folds CD (which is supposed to be out soon, I've heard).
    3. Gary Allan - See If I Care: this one will send the country music haters screaming. Even I can't stand "Tough Little Boys", but the rest of this album is great--it has sort of a Dwight Yoakam-ish rockabilly feel to it.
    4. Norah Jones - Feels Like Home: got this one based on Squidly's recommendation, and I really enjoy it. Very relaxing.
    5. Faith No More - The Real Thing: I iTunes'd this throwback from my early teen years. This album is hard to describe; if you've heard it, you know what I mean. Surprise You're Dead has found its way into my BF:V playlist.

    Finally, here's a picture of a Jeep that wants to be a Hummer when it grows up:


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    That JEEP Rawks!!!!!!! Awesome pic!!


    Faith No More........ I just had that in my cd player last week..... It's a great cd, I'm rather fond of Woodpeckers from Mars myself :-)


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    The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
    Steve Burns - Songs for Dustmites (yes, the guy from Blues Clues)
    Jet - Get Born
    Incubus - A Crow Left of the Murder
    The Walkmen - Bows + Arrows
    The Darkness - Permission to Land

    Squid - how did you like those CDs?
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    Originally posted by [AK]Squidly
    Linkin Park: Hybrid Theory (Yes, yes, I know...shut up.)
    It's times like these that I just can't muster the will to stay shut up. I'd never in a 100 years think you'd buy a CD like that. But I will say this, it is a good CD.


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    Originally posted by [AK]Bribo
    Steve Burns - Songs for Dustmites (yes, the guy from Blues Clues)
    EDIT,,,,,,, why do you have this CD. What kind of music is it? Is it a kids CD??
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    Among the many CDs I've recently purchased, here's a selection:

    Brahms: Concertos for Piano No. 1 & 2, Fantasia Op. 116 (Gilels on piano w/ Jochum conducting the Berlin Philharmonic)

    Bach: Cello Suites Nos. 1-6 played by the incomparable Mstislav Rostropovich

    Ives: Three Places in New England, Ruggles: Sun Treader, etc. (Michael Tilson Thomas conducting the Boston Symphony)

    Art Tatum: Best of the Pablo Solo Masterpieces (The greatest jazz pianist's best work)

    Leo Kottke: One Guitar, No Vocals (A better non-classical acoustic guitarist you will not find)

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    Originally posted by [AK]StitchJones
    EDIT,,,,,,, why do you have this CD. What kind of music is it? Is it a kids CD??
    No, not a kids CD. I read about Steve Burns in last months SPIN magazine. He was driving one day and decided to change direction in his life, stop persuing his acting career and quit Blues News. He mentioned a number of bands that were his major influence (many of whom I also liked) and the reviews for his album were favorable so I gave it shot.

    I wasn't disappointed. Good stuff.
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    Originally posted by [AK]Bribo
    Squid - how did you like those CDs?
    My drive was only long enough to listen to one of them,
    and it was the Battlefield Vietnam one... I'll review the others
    shortly...

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    Originally posted by [AK]Bribo
    I wasn't disappointed. Good stuff.

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    Ranking 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon currently.

    Read about him here:
    http://www.spin.com/modules.php?op=m...rticle&sid=271

    And another good review here: http://pitchforkmedia.com/record-rev...ustmites.shtml
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    Originally posted by [AK]Squidly
    My drive was only long enough to listen to one of them,
    and it was the Battlefield Vietnam one... I'll review the others
    shortly...
    4 hour trip? One CD? Hmmm.
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