Okay, I really dug "Rolling in the Deep" the first six or eight thousand times I heard it, but I've pretty much had my fill. But now the local radio stations have four or five different Adele songs (each more depressing than the last) on "heavy rotation" and it's almost impossible to avoid hearing every one of them five or six times a day. Enough! Would someone please give this poor woman a Prozac prescription?

Also getting burned out on Katie Perry. And that horrible, horrible "Moves Like Jagger" song. What heinous sin did I commit in a previous life to have to listen to that thing?





Steel cuts flesh. Steel cuts bone. Steel does not cut steel. --Stephen Hunter, The 47th Samurai.

We will march on a road of bones. --Hunter S. Thompson.

Sat Cong!

I somehow (that dial thingie) manage to listen to ZERO rap (I do like Eminem tho) just fine.

Elevator operator? Dial/button on the car radio broken? Captive audience 8 hrs a day are you?

I like both but have none of their CDs. And Perry IS very hot! Her new blue hair doesn't do much for me, but her fine chest more than makes up.

...my station-changing thumb gets quite a workout every day on the Bose remote control.





Steel cuts flesh. Steel cuts bone. Steel does not cut steel. --Stephen Hunter, The 47th Samurai.

We will march on a road of bones. --Hunter S. Thompson.

Sat Cong!

Tank: So what do you need? Besides a miracle.
Neo: Guns. Lots of guns.

nt

narrow focus for the most part, so the two gals don't get play on the ones I listen to.

I usually only see/hear them on the late night chat shows (Letterman, etc), so say just 2-3 times a year. Both have been featured on 60 Mins in the past 6-12 months. Both have interesting stories.

No sympathy here! Get an iPod.

But then if an FM is one's only choice, then it is a self-inflicted wound.



There is no such thing as an unbuildable kit, just some kits one may consider not worth building.

Ive realized that most people ... tend not to be direct when they feel something is shoddy because they want to be liked, "which is actually a vain trait".
[Walter Isaacson's (author of Steve Jobs) recounting of his interview with Jony Ive, Chief Designer at Apple @ page p. 461]



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"History is not 'was', it 'is'." - William Faulkner

.........who is near totally unfamilar with her?

Have never heard her music, not even a snippet.
Only knowledge I have of her is a stray news
headline, or reading a thread like this.

I've pretty much isolated myself from most modern
popular culture. I got an ipod, loaded it with
about 1300 songs from back in the day, and that's
what I listen to.

I haven't heard Justin Bieber either.

Thank goodness for IPOD's !!!!

dipoids that are famous for just being famous like the Kardashians or whatever. I have seen just enough of most of them to realize that there is a a He** on Earth and it is being near any of them. I like old Rock & Roll like I have on now, and I enjoy 90s grunge from one ex-girlfriend and I like C & W from another ex-girlfriend, so I find plenty of music worth listening to. The Beatles to 9 inch Nails. And I can't say I've heard a single song from any of those people in this discussion. Nor am I interested in hearing them.

Illegitimi non carborundum
In memory of Denis Keegan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHlhOgQ36m8&ob=av2e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtvReDlx9KE&feature=related

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"History is not 'was', it 'is'." - William Faulkner

Sometimes 50's-60's (or Classic Vinyl when I get a wild hair). But I can always punch in the playlist and listen to my own stuff - that way, I KNOW I'll like it.


It's only a hobby..it's only a hobby..it's -

This is Gotye, an Aussie singer with "Someone That I Used to Know" a duet sung with a kiwi vocalist, Kimbra.
It's doing Ok and has just been selected for an upcoming "Glee" episode. (the Song's good, But I Hate the show...)


Note: Video May be considered as a bit ****. (if you're VERY prudish..)

The song itself reminds me of the Peter Gabriel/Kate Bush Duet "Don't Give Up" but its
shorter and just as Melancholy. (and Gotye sounds a lot like Peter G as well...!)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8UVNT4wvIGY


Enjoy...

Brett

I kinda like it, but it's only a matter of time till they play it so much I'm sick of it.

I think that artist will be on SNL next week.






Steel cuts flesh. Steel cuts bone. Steel does not cut steel. --Stephen Hunter, The 47th Samurai.

We will march on a road of bones. --Hunter S. Thompson.

Sat Cong!

Reggae, hawaiian, blues, many types of jazz, electronica of all kinds, world music, classical. Time to stop listening to that kid's stuff - you ain't 17 anymore.

There's hundreds of (internet) radio stations listed in iTunes. Many more on Shoutcast.

lol, yep I'm duckin"
bob

she gives me the benefit of the doubt...18. So my votes still count.





There is no such thing as an unbuildable kit, just some kits one may consider not worth building.

Ive realized that most people ... tend not to be direct when they feel something is shoddy because they want to be liked, "which is actually a vain trait".
[Walter Isaacson's (author of Steve Jobs) recounting of his interview with Jony Ive, Chief Designer at Apple @ page p. 461]



BUY THIS BOOK
http://tinyurl.com/Ididntseeitcoming

female-vocal electronic stuff. Kaskade, Afterlife, AB+, Thievery Corporation, Dining Rooms, Dance and Trance and other stuff nobody's heard of...

bob

You have to admire someone who can build a career as a singer when her voice is downright grating.

They all seem to be whining and not singing. There are a few exceptions.
My Daughter (almost 18) likes stuff that makes me want to vomit. I did it to my parents and now it happened to me. Ahh the circle of life.

As long as I have my Megadeth, Metallica, Pantera, Anthrax, Sabbath, etc. CD's in the car it is a nice drive

Cheers,

Max Bryant

"You'll Love My Wingnuts!"

...it's that her lyrics are consisently depressing. She needs to hang out with Katie Perry for a couple weeks, and bust loose.




Steel cuts flesh. Steel cuts bone. Steel does not cut steel. --Stephen Hunter, The 47th Samurai.

We will march on a road of bones. --Hunter S. Thompson.

Sat Cong!

Maybe the old one will go away now ... but that's probably just wishful thinking on my part.

Charles Metz

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Sometimes the light's all shinin' on me;
Other times I can barely see.
Lately it occurs to me
What a long, strange trip it's been.

Old Digger Pilot

with two yellow feather tufts above its eyes and a particularly stupid expression frozen on its face.

I'm told its not dissimilar to the lady in question but can't really say as I've never met, or even seen a pic of her.


Brett