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  1. Shangas

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    Fats Waller - "San Anton'!"

    (That's San Antonio, Texas, folks).
     
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  2. wtid45

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    JTF you and me both METALLICA YEAH BABY:D
     
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  3. Za Rodinu

    Za Rodinu Aquila non capit muscas

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    Right now birds twittering on a tree beside my window.
     
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  4. Richard

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    Score from the TV show Space1999 some great music in there thanks to Barry Grey and not forgetting that great opening & closing themes. Classical music lined up tomorrow.
     
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  5. dgmitchell

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    Harry Connick Jr's Thou Shalt Not. I think it must be the soundtrack to a musical that Harry wrote some time in the mid-2000's. I had never heard of it until I found it for sale in the used music section of my local library yesterday. I managed to get that, plus Rat in the Kitchen (UB40), Red, Hot & Blue, Liz Phair's first album, and John Mellencamp's Whenever We Wanted, all for only $5.
     
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  6. 4th wilts

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    i,like za have birdsong at the moment;blackbirds and robins today.joyful.:)
    normally i have bbc radio 2 on with steve wright in the afternoon.:)
     
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  7. Kai-Petri

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    Some Rush ( Roll the bones, a show of hands, test for echo, presto) actually...
     
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    complete Lute Works by J.S. Bach, Konrad Junghanel performing .............. sweet
     
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  9. dgmitchell

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    I've just moved on to Vivaldi. For some reason, I anticipate Rage Against the Machine for this afternoon. I can't seem to find my musical bearings today!
     
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    A week today until METALLICA'S new album DEATH MAGNETIC is unleased on the world I CANT FUC....WAIT:):D:cool:
     
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    Die Renaissance Laute bei Lutz Kirchhof as I work upon one of my book projects ..........
     
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  12. C.Evans

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    I didn't listen to anything as fancy as the above ;-)) but I did hear a few great oldies on the way to the library. They consist of:

    "King of the Road" by Roger Miller.

    "Hey Jude" by the BeaUlls.

    "Every Which Way But Loose" by Eddie Rabbit.

    "The Air That I breathe" by The Hollies.

    "Sundown" by Gordon Lightfoot.

    And finally

    "Over and Over Again" by the Dave Clark Five.

    Bunch of great songs aint they? ;-))
     
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  13. cross of iron

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    Yes they are!

    I've been listening to 3 channels on my sat radio lately, the 80's channel, Sinatra channel, they play lots of great 40's music too, and Roadhouse, the last one is all old time country songs! Like Waylon and Merle! Great stuff! I just heard Tom T Hall singing "Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine!
     
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    someone mention country give me the man in black any day:cool:
     
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    Tonight it is a bunch of Boston bands from the 90's - Miles Dethmuffen, Rag Iron, Barnies . . . anyone remember them besides me???
     
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    At the moment i am listening to Metallica's "Death Magnetic" sounds fantastic.

    v.R
     
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