are you obsessed with a song right now?

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- worldofniwi disse...
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- Nov 16 2005, 1h00
are you obsessed with a song right now?

i can't stop listening to 'sky love this day' by terracid off the new gold leaf branches comp on digitalis http://www.digitalisindustries.com/goldleaf.html

what song are you obsessed with right now? do you go through periods of listening to the same song over and over?

[quote][b][user]worldofniwi[/user][/b] disse: i can't stop listening to 'sky love this day' by terracid off the new gold leaf branches comp on digitalis http://www.digitalisindustries.com/goldleaf.html what song are you obsessed with right now? do you go through periods of listening to the same song over and over? [quote]

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- mindfunk disse...
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- Nov 16 2005, 18h10
Faun Fables - Begin

[quote][b][user]mindfunk[/user][/b] disse: Faun Fables - Begin[quote]

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- worldofniwi disse...
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- Nov 16 2005, 20h27
Re:

Quoth mindfunk:
Faun Fables - Begin

that was mine last week! and also eyes of a bird.

[quote][b][user]worldofniwi[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b]Quoth [user]mindfunk[/user][/b]: Faun Fables - Begin[/quote] that was mine last week! and also eyes of a bird. [quote]

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- sxesven disse...
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- Nov 17 2005, 14h34
Sometimes I can't stop listening to a certain song, it happens every once in a while. A while ago it was Just Like Honey by The Jesus & Mary Chain, after that it was Holland, 1945 by Neutral Milk Hotel, and right now it's Peach, Plum, Pear by Joanna Newsom.

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[quote][b][user]sxesven[/user][/b] disse: Sometimes I can't stop listening to a certain song, it happens every once in a while. A while ago it was Just Like Honey by The Jesus & Mary Chain, after that it was Holland, 1945 by Neutral Milk Hotel, and right now it's Peach, Plum, Pear by Joanna Newsom.[quote]

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- FingersnThumbs disse...
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- Nov 30 2005, 0h38
Rain by The Humpff Family, In the past there has been Please call me, baby by Tom Waits, The Hedgehogs song by the incredible string band, Inflammatory writ by joanna newsom, The world stood still by Dick Gaughan, I could go on, but I won't.
Oh, and From A Few Streets Over by Ron Sexsmith, I'll go away now.

Music doesn't make the world go round but it sure makes the ride a lot more enjoyable.

[quote][b][user]FingersnThumbs[/user][/b] disse: Rain by The Humpff Family, In the past there has been Please call me, baby by Tom Waits, The Hedgehogs song by the incredible string band, Inflammatory writ by joanna newsom, The world stood still by Dick Gaughan, I could go on, but I won't. Oh, and From A Few Streets Over by Ron Sexsmith, I'll go away now.[quote]

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- automate disse...
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- Dez 27 2005, 8h32
Post Plethoric Rhetoric

[quote][b][user]automate[/user][/b] disse: [track artist=Wilderness]Post Plethoric Rhetoric[/track][quote]

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- pootytang disse...
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- Jan 9 2006, 21h53
Lullaby-exile - M. Ward

Love love love it.

[quote][b][user]pootytang[/user][/b] disse: Love love love it. [quote]

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- dlsask disse...
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- Jan 16 2006, 3h33
Most recently it's been "Casimir Pulaski Day" by Sufjan Stevens. Also Panda Bear "untitled track 3" off of Young Prayer. It's barely over a minute long and it's just a simple chord progression but it's so playful and catchy. Which brings up the Animal Collective. Pretty much everything off of "Feels" got an obsessive amount of air time back in October/November. A recurring one is "This Beard is for Siobhan". No need to remind freak-folkers who wrote that one.

[quote][b][user]dlsask[/user][/b] disse: Most recently it's been "Casimir Pulaski Day" by Sufjan Stevens. Also Panda Bear "untitled track 3" off of Young Prayer. It's barely over a minute long and it's just a simple chord progression but it's so playful and catchy. Which brings up the Animal Collective. Pretty much everything off of "Feels" got an obsessive amount of air time back in October/November. A recurring one is "This Beard is for Siobhan". No need to remind freak-folkers who wrote that one.[quote]

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- mindfunk disse...
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- Jan 16 2006, 22h51
Karen Dalton - Katie Cruel
mmmm violiny

[quote][b][user]mindfunk[/user][/b] disse: Karen Dalton - Katie Cruel mmmm violiny[quote]

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- Jan 19 2006, 1h35
Ahhh yes. That would be "Amy in the White Coat".

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: Ahhh yes. That would be "Amy in the White Coat".[quote]

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- yogameansunion disse...
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- Jan 19 2006, 3h49
i dooo.

joanna newson, the book of right-on. i listened to it about 5874565 times. it's a pretty fabulous song. she is amazing.

[quote][b][user]yogameansunion[/user][/b] disse: joanna newson, the book of right-on. i listened to it about 5874565 times. it's a pretty fabulous song. she is amazing.[quote]

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- Jan 19 2006, 15h35
ash castles on the ghost coast - emergence of the vegetable mind

so good

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] disse: ash castles on the ghost coast - emergence of the vegetable mind so good[quote]

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- littlelungs disse...
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- Jan 19 2006, 21h49
i had a time where mine was also holland 1945.
there has been:
hayden - through the rads
joanna newsom - this side of the blue
feist - mushaboom
devendra banhart - the body breaks
UB40 - red red wine
animal collective - we tigers & sweet road

[quote][b][user]littlelungs[/user][/b] disse: i had a time where mine was also holland 1945. there has been: hayden - through the rads joanna newsom - this side of the blue feist - mushaboom devendra banhart - the body breaks UB40 - red red wine animal collective - we tigers & sweet road [quote]

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- afeeling disse...
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- Jan 19 2006, 23h38
Recent-to-semi-recent ones off the top of my head:
Ariel Pink - Every Night I Die at Miyagi's
Animal Collective - Grass
Suburban Kids With Biblical Names - Loop Duplicate My Heart
Nick Lowe - So It Goes

[quote][b][user]afeeling[/user][/b] disse: Recent-to-semi-recent ones off the top of my head: Ariel Pink - Every Night I Die at Miyagi's Animal Collective - Grass Suburban Kids With Biblical Names - Loop Duplicate My Heart Nick Lowe - So It Goes [quote]

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- willlikesfolk disse...
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- Jan 24 2006, 19h39
right now i can't stop listening to Cosmia by Joanna Newsom its amazin! really good for walking to at night, cant wait for her new album

over the last month:

elliott smith - lets get lost
dresden dolls - girl anacronism
josephine foster - little life and good news
smog - a guiding light
emiliana torrini - serenade

[quote][b][user]willlikesfolk[/user][/b] disse: right now i can't stop listening to Cosmia by Joanna Newsom its amazin! really good for walking to at night, cant wait for her new album over the last month: elliott smith - lets get lost dresden dolls - girl anacronism josephine foster - little life and good news smog - a guiding light emiliana torrini - serenade[quote]

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- jawtrash disse...
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- Jan 27 2006, 23h50
Probly 'For Real' by Okkervil River thats the only song i can think of right now which i can always enjoy. Also the live version of eternal life by jeff buckley.

step into my carcass

[quote][b][user]jawtrash[/user][/b] disse: Probly 'For Real' by Okkervil River thats the only song i can think of right now which i can always enjoy. Also the live version of eternal life by jeff buckley.[quote]
Editado por jawtrash em Jan 29 2006, 7h17

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- scarredsky disse...
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- Jan 28 2006, 17h32
Bob Dylan - Spanish Harlem Incident (live)

basically.

rest in my arms
sleep in my bed
theres a design
to what i did and said

[quote][b][user]scarredsky[/user][/b] disse: Bob Dylan - Spanish Harlem Incident (live) basically.[quote]

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- medellia disse...
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- Jan 28 2006, 23h57
the decemberists - red right ankle

definitely. also:

neutral milk hotel - holland, 1945.

the way you play guitar makes me feel so, makes me feel so masochistic

[quote][b][user]medellia[/user][/b] disse: the decemberists - red right ankle definitely. also: neutral milk hotel - holland, 1945.[quote]

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- elxla disse...
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- Fev 3 2006, 0h30
Long time favorite...

Black Mountain - Faulty Times

I swear I will never get sick of that song.

And right now... I've got Vetiver - Luna Sea playing on loop.

[quote][b][user]elxla[/user][/b] disse: Long time favorite... Black Mountain - Faulty Times I swear I will never get sick of that song. And right now... I've got Vetiver - Luna Sea playing on loop.[quote]
Editado por elxla em Jun 2 2006, 15h17

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- Fev 4 2006, 3h59
little yellow spider - devendra banhart

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- delphinedora disse...
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- Fev 15 2006, 17h24
robbie basho - rhapsody in druz !!!
19 min ! completely fascinating and awesome..

www.delphinedora.com
www.myspace.com/delphinedora

[quote][b][user]delphinedora[/user][/b] disse: robbie basho - rhapsody in druz !!! 19 min ! completely fascinating and awesome..[quote]

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- Fev 25 2006, 21h38
devendra banhart - hey mama wolf

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- cityofnosun disse...
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- Fev 27 2006, 8h08
One Million Winds by St. Peter's Cross (glacial ghost)

I just did a show with a band from New Hampshire called St. Peter's Cross. One of my favorite songs they have is called One Million Winds. Their show was fucking amazing. Saws, chimes made from a swing-set, banjos, moutharps, and an intersting assortment of other instruments made their show one of the most intersting and beautiful shows I've seen in a very long time. Please catch them if you can. It truly was a beautiful experience.

One Million Winds has been caught up in my nest with the most welcome of hearts lately. Check them out and catch a show!!! Sincerely. Check them out! http://www.myspace.com/glacialghost

[quote][b][user]cityofnosun[/user][/b] disse: I just did a show with a band from New Hampshire called St. Peter's Cross. One of my favorite songs they have is called One Million Winds. Their show was fucking amazing. Saws, chimes made from a swing-set, banjos, moutharps, and an intersting assortment of other instruments made their show one of the most intersting and beautiful shows I've seen in a very long time. Please catch them if you can. It truly was a beautiful experience. One Million Winds has been caught up in my nest with the most welcome of hearts lately. Check them out and catch a show!!! Sincerely. Check them out! [url]http://www.myspace.com/glacialghost[/url][quote]

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- Alexsmalix disse...
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- Fev 28 2006, 21h35
I felt your shape - The Microphones

I know from time to time The Microphones will just realease a bunch of shit into the music world but this song is so simple and seems have a tremendous amount of honesty to it. It's hard to explain, but you're just sure he means it.

[quote][b][user]Alexsmalix[/user][/b] disse: I felt your shape - The Microphones I know from time to time The Microphones will just realease a bunch of shit into the music world but this song is so simple and seems have a tremendous amount of honesty to it. It's hard to explain, but you're just sure he means it.[quote]

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- spacelord_mofo disse...
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- Mar 1 2006, 8h41
Joanna Newsom - The book of right on

can't get it out of my head.

www.myspace.com/thebeatexperience

[quote][b][user]spacelord_mofo[/user][/b] disse: Joanna Newsom - The book of right on can't get it out of my head.[quote]

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