PopTodd

Hey Scott, I actually put the mix together for a friend of mine here at work, and chose some stuff that I thought he might like. But aside from that, there was no link at all to any of these things. The mix is what it says it is... random stuff from my iTunes. And... check your PMs

You people who got the mix, let us ALL know what you think, if you would, please. I like to hear what you think, and it's easier to keep a dialogue going like this, instead of responding to multiple PMs. I hope that you like it.

Bob and Norbs, Check your PMs

There's a lot of good stuff on there.

Anyone interested? The Man Who Couldn't Afford To Orgy - John Cale Will He Be Waiting For Me? - Dolly Parton Christina - Falstaff Game Of Pricks - Guided By Voices Ffrwydriad Yn Y Ffurfafen - Gruff Rhys Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury & The Blockheads Eight Miles High - H

Los Lobos - By the Light Of the Moon Blur - 13 Jane's Addiction - Nothing's Shocking Eggman - First Fruits Leadbelly - Where Did You Sleep Last Night?

I have my own page at that site (which you know) and, therefore, frequent it pretty regularly. He's a pretty active member, so it was easy to find him there. There a few others there that I like quite a bit, as well, but that song pretty much blows me away. And the rest of his stuff is pretty great, too. Just another perk of the internet.

But, a musician that I discovered at the site where I have a page. I think that this guy is the Real Deal: great voice, great player, and -- most importantly -- great songs. BOB ELLIOTT at IAC In particular, check out: "As the Water Started to Rise" That's my favorite. RIYL: Bob Dylan, The Band, The Kinks, CCR I would love to know what you all think.

I almost brought that with me yesterday, but opted for the Gram solo two-fer instead. Such a great album, although I could do without "Hippie Boy".

R.E.M. - Fables Of the Reconstruction Harry Nilsson - Pandemonium Shadow Show/Aerial Ballet Material Issue - Goin' Through Your Purse (live) Tenpole Tudor - Swords Of 1000 Men

When I get some time at home, I'll listen. YouTube is blocked here at work.

Talking Heads - The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads Caesaria Evora - Cabo Verde Eric B. & Rakim - 20th Century Masters collection Spoon - Kill the Moonlight

Sylvain Sylvain & The Criminals - Bowery Butterflies Self - Gizmodgery King Khan & The Shrines - What Is?! Gram Parsons - GP/Grievious Angel

I don't know that he's damaged or shut-in... just won't play live shows due to anxiety. He still does radio interviews and, as far as I know, is still a functioning member of society.

George Harrison - Brainwashed Jimmy Cliff - The Harder They Come Tom Z

Actually, I'm asking for Self gratification.

Does anyone have this album?: Looks like the only thing commercially available from the guy who wrote THIS phenomenal song. (That's the Brinsley Schwarz version.) Here's the AllMusic bio:

I listed "Vanishing Girl" and "25 O'Clock". So... yeah.

It was kinda fun. I wanted to hear some Brinsley Schwarz, on the (very) off-chance that this station might actually have some, and wound up talking about English Pub Rock for about 5 minutes or so. We probably could've talked longer, if the DJ didn't have to, you know, work. Makes me like the station all the more. Ever happen to you?

And he always looks like he's having a blast when he's on-stage.

However many you feel like listing, go for it. This is a music board... whatever parameters that I set up will be ignored anyway! Mine (in no particular order): Yacht Dance Earn Enough For Us Burning With Optimism's Flames Helicopter Grass My Bird Performs Dear Madam Barnum Love On a Farmboy's Wages 25 O'Clock Vanishing Girl Senses Working Overtime Life Begins At the Hop I'm the Man Who Murdered Love and about a million more, as this list will probably be added to later as you all post your lists and remind me of more favorites.

The Small Faces - The Singles: A's and B's... Plus Velvet Crush - Teenage Symphonies To God The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Orange The Raconteurs - Broken Boy Soldiers Brinsley Schwarz - Nervous On the Road/The New Favourites Of...

What I want to know is when did Thom start taking dance lessons from Axl Rose?

I forgot about To Kill a Mockingbird. One of the few great books that also made a great movie.

RE: J.D. Salinger - 9 Stories "A Fine Day For Bananafish" is one of the most heartbreaking things that I have ever read. Kills me every time.