Comments on: Five Albums in Heavy Rotation http://aftervictory.com/2007/02/five-albums-in-heavy-rotation/ Our life Together Wed, 16 May 2012 21:13:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Scott http://aftervictory.com/2007/02/five-albums-in-heavy-rotation/#comment-718 Scott Mon, 19 Feb 2007 11:58:00 +0000 http://aftervictory.com/blog/?p=428#comment-718 Oooh, I have the Allman Brothers Band and the Sleater-Kinney album. They're both good stuff when I need a change of pace from the ordinary trip-hop I'm used to. I've been a fan of the Allmans since back in the day, but I recently picked up the S-K album because I'm trying to get CDs of the bands I used to like in High School. I also bought <a HREF="http://youtube.com/watch?v=lsyxr_-prp8" REL="nofollow" rel="nofollow">Dinosaur Jr</a> and <a HREF="http://youtube.com/watch?v=LCsEBEO-guw" REL="nofollow" rel="nofollow">Pavement</a>. Ends up there's a reason they were both one-hit wonders. I'll have to check out Muse and Ratatat. Oooh, I have the Allman Brothers Band and the Sleater-Kinney album. They’re both good stuff when I need a change of pace from the ordinary trip-hop I’m used to. I’ve been a fan of the Allmans since back in the day, but I recently picked up the S-K album because I’m trying to get CDs of the bands I used to like in High School. I also bought Dinosaur Jr and Pavement. Ends up there’s a reason they were both one-hit wonders. I’ll have to check out Muse and Ratatat.

]]> By: Patrick http://aftervictory.com/2007/02/five-albums-in-heavy-rotation/#comment-717 Patrick Mon, 19 Feb 2007 01:49:00 +0000 http://aftervictory.com/blog/?p=428#comment-717 Just envision putting your dentist in an elevator, with an alligator. Good luck tomorrow! Just envision putting your dentist in an elevator, with an alligator. Good luck tomorrow!

]]> By: Anonymous http://aftervictory.com/2007/02/five-albums-in-heavy-rotation/#comment-716 Anonymous Sun, 18 Feb 2007 23:12:00 +0000 http://aftervictory.com/blog/?p=428#comment-716 hmmm, Alligator in the Elevator is the number one CD in preK. then<br/>Tony Bennet's Duet<br/>Michael Buble'<br/>Harry Connick, Jr the torch songs<br/>Monica Hart<br/>Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle<br/>and of course, all my yogic meditation music for mellow asanas and relaxation.<br/>Any ideas for quelling the ihatethedentist anxiety blues??<br/>love momD xxoo hmmm, Alligator in the Elevator is the number one CD in preK. then
Tony Bennet’s Duet
Michael Buble’
Harry Connick, Jr the torch songs
Monica Hart
Linda Ronstadt with Nelson Riddle
and of course, all my yogic meditation music for mellow asanas and relaxation.
Any ideas for quelling the ihatethedentist anxiety blues??
love momD xxoo

]]> By: Kate http://aftervictory.com/2007/02/five-albums-in-heavy-rotation/#comment-715 Kate Sun, 18 Feb 2007 22:47:00 +0000 http://aftervictory.com/blog/?p=428#comment-715 Ratatat-Classics: Good rhythm for sewing. Usually I prefer songs with lyrics, but this album is the exception to the rule.<br/><br/>The Avalanches-Since I Left You: Also has a good beat. It kind of has a 70's pop feel to it, only it is good.<br/> <br/>Cat Power-The Greatest- and lots of live recordings: Very mellow. I like to listen to this when I am stressed out.<br/><br/>Indigo Girls-Rites of Passage: I learned all the lyrics on this album when Kim and I drove back from Yellowstone Park together. It is still one of my favorite albums to sing along with at the top of my lungs.<br/><br/>Girl Talk-Night Ripper: This is kind of a guilty pleasure and I definitely wouldn't say I recommend it to anyone. It is mash-ups of popular songs, lots of foul language and it is very bad to get a song stuck in your head, because trust me you don't want to be singing this stuff out loud in public. Thats all I'll say about that. Ratatat-Classics: Good rhythm for sewing. Usually I prefer songs with lyrics, but this album is the exception to the rule.

The Avalanches-Since I Left You: Also has a good beat. It kind of has a 70′s pop feel to it, only it is good.

Cat Power-The Greatest- and lots of live recordings: Very mellow. I like to listen to this when I am stressed out.

Indigo Girls-Rites of Passage: I learned all the lyrics on this album when Kim and I drove back from Yellowstone Park together. It is still one of my favorite albums to sing along with at the top of my lungs.

Girl Talk-Night Ripper: This is kind of a guilty pleasure and I definitely wouldn’t say I recommend it to anyone. It is mash-ups of popular songs, lots of foul language and it is very bad to get a song stuck in your head, because trust me you don’t want to be singing this stuff out loud in public. Thats all I’ll say about that.

]]> By: Cheech-chee http://aftervictory.com/2007/02/five-albums-in-heavy-rotation/#comment-714 Cheech-chee Sun, 18 Feb 2007 20:10:00 +0000 http://aftervictory.com/blog/?p=428#comment-714 Wow! Harleymaster! We should have invited you to the Mardi Gras party here at Common Fence Point! Abby Rhode is a Beatles playing fool of a band. They helped us with our fund raiser last night by donating their excellent performance! 'Iwanna hold your hannnnnnnndddd!' I'll keep you guys in mind for next year. :) Wow! Harleymaster! We should have invited you to the Mardi Gras party here at Common Fence Point! Abby Rhode is a Beatles playing fool of a band. They helped us with our fund raiser last night by donating their excellent performance! ‘Iwanna hold your hannnnnnnndddd!’ I’ll keep you guys in mind for next year. :)

]]> By: Harleymaster http://aftervictory.com/2007/02/five-albums-in-heavy-rotation/#comment-713 Harleymaster Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:50:00 +0000 http://aftervictory.com/blog/?p=428#comment-713 Oldies<br/>The Doors - LA Woman<br/>Anything by the Beatles<br/>Anything by Hendrix<br/>Iron Butterfly - in-a-gada-davida<br/>Pink Floyd - The Wall<br/>ZZ Top <br/><br/>Real Oldies<br/>Sinatra<br/><br/>Current<br/>Nora Jones<br/>Diana Krall<br/>Mark Knopfler<br/>John Mayer Oldies
The Doors – LA Woman
Anything by the Beatles
Anything by Hendrix
Iron Butterfly – in-a-gada-davida
Pink Floyd – The Wall
ZZ Top

Real Oldies
Sinatra

Current
Nora Jones
Diana Krall
Mark Knopfler
John Mayer

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