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Old 07 Mar 2004, 21:31   #26
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She is, a bit like Maria Muldaur, remeber her?

Joss Stone is a teenager, 16/17 I think, from Devon, very old style soul, excellent, been on jay leno show in US. Better than "fitty cent" and that lot - know wot I'n sayin'?

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Old 07 Mar 2004, 22:49   #27
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I ahve ordered the Katie Melua album.
I love the Crazy song.

Also been looking for some country CD's. Just bought Garth- Double Live and Shania - Wild & Wicked

And the last DVD: School Of Rock
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Old 18 Mar 2004, 15:46   #28
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The limited edition of Iced Earth's "The Glorious Burden". Had the mp3s for a while, and musically, it kicks butt. Vocally it's okay (their singer left, and they got Tim "Ripper" Owens to replace him - I liked Matt better), but lyrically it's cringeworthy: the album is mainly focussed on wars, and the US Civil one in particular. For my Dutch state of mind, I find it overly patriotic, and too sentimental.
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Old 18 Mar 2004, 20:37   #29
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Just ordered this album



Johnny Cash - Live At San Quentin

Worth the momeny purely for the live version of San Quentin which, imho, is incredible.

Been having a bit of a browse through Amazon lately and using it's lists feature to make a list of country albums i want!!!
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Old 19 Mar 2004, 14:56   #30
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I just bought the Leann Rimes Greatest Hits today at lunch time.
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Old 19 Mar 2004, 18:01   #31
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Quote:
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Just ordered this album



Johnny Cash - Live At San Quentin

Worth the momeny purely for the live version of San Quentin which, imho, is incredible.

Been having a bit of a browse through Amazon lately and using it's lists feature to make a list of country albums i want!!!
Worth it just to hear Cash say "San Quentin, I hate you with all of myself" or whatever he says. Classic.
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Old 19 Mar 2004, 20:38   #32
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The Highwaymen - box 3 cd set - willie, johnny, waylon and kris
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Old 19 Mar 2004, 20:46   #33
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Worth it just to hear Cash say "San Quentin, I hate you with all of myself" or whatever he says. Classic.

Quote:
San Quentin I hate every inch of you!
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Old 19 Mar 2004, 22:40   #34
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That's it. On a similar not, I have it on good authority that the live film of this even is to be released on DVD. As you were.
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Old 19 Mar 2004, 22:49   #35
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Quote:
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That's it. On a similar not, I have it on good authority that the live film of this even is to be released on DVD. As you were.
Cool
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Old 20 Mar 2004, 08:47   #36
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Guns N Roses Greatest hits sounds even better full blast!!
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Old 20 Mar 2004, 16:03   #37
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Welcome to the neigbourhood.
Great album,
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Old 20 Mar 2004, 16:35   #38
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just bought Travis - 12 Memories yesterday
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Old 20 Mar 2004, 16:53   #39
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just bought Travis - 12 Memories yesterday
Any good? I've heard mixed reviews. Half say stick with 'The Man Who' the other half say 'Best Thing They've Ever Done'.
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Old 20 Mar 2004, 23:03   #40
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Quote:
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That's it. On a similar not, I have it on good authority that the live film of this even is to be released on DVD. As you were.
Having seent he video of that song here, all I cna say is when will the DVD be out!!!

I would give Rob's right arm for the chance to have been at one of Cash's concerts!!
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Old 20 Mar 2004, 23:41   #41
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I would give Rob's right arm for the chance to have been at one of Cash's concerts!!
Hey!
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Old 23 Mar 2004, 16:03   #42
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Just picked this one up:


If you like surf/rockabilly.....this is for you!

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Old 25 Mar 2004, 19:15   #43
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yeah 12 memories is really good, its a bit heavier than their normal stuff tho but its a welcomed change lol
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Old 26 Mar 2004, 01:04   #44
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Quote:
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just bought Travis - 12 Memories
yesterday
Ahhhhh so does that mean I can get to listen to my Meat Loaf Cd's without you pinching them my darling daughter
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Old 26 Mar 2004, 01:30   #45
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Him - ...And Love Said No, Greatest Hits 1997-2004

I am a little bit obsessed with Him
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Old 26 Mar 2004, 23:50   #46
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Did not actually buy it (it will not be released until May 25), but I pre-ordered

My most anticipated album of the year
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Old 27 Mar 2004, 23:36   #47
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Very Best Of - Meat. Tape just doesn't play Is Nothing Sacred very well anymore...I am now v happy and chilled!!
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Old 02 Apr 2004, 13:21   #48
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Not today, but earlier this weak:



After Forever's new CD, "Invisible Circles". With the departure of Mark Jansen to Epica, After Forever took a different direction and made a hell of an album.

Also, I picked up a 2nd-hand copy of Therion's "Lepaca Kliffoth":
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Old 02 Apr 2004, 23:11   #49
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while doing food shopping again, in tescos ,there was two drums full of c.ds cassettes, videos d.vds. for 50p.£2.00p and £3.00p. no covers on them,so dont really know what are on the two double cds i bought :o :o ,,, music to watch girls go by volume 3, and the q awards. i suppose there will be something worth listening to for my £2.00p.
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Old 02 Apr 2004, 23:43   #50
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Wow, metal, gothic and prog fans here :).

I bought Ozric Tentacles new album "Spiral in Hyperspace" just recently, wonderful, rhythmic and melodic space rock music.

Tomorrow I'll buy new Monster Magnet cd.

And surely I'll buy new Ayreon and Therion albums when they are released.
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