Charlie Musselwhite - River Hip Mama
(Feb 07, 2013 - 10:39) | RobK wrote:
Please don't mention that band again. I grew up in the 80's and am still slowly recovering from being exposed to "music" like that during all those formative years. Damned MTV. Charlie, you rule.
I love ZZ Top 
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The Vaccines - All in White
(Oct 20, 2011 - 10:02) | romeotuma wrote:
This song is soooo good for the ears...
Not soooo much for the mind... Seemingly meaningless drivel.
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Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five
(Sep 28, 2011 - 15:57) | dpvest wrote: yay...brubeck. but it's take five again. great song but there's plenty of other good stuff on that release.
I agree........I would like to hear other DB songs. This one is burning out from over play.
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Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah
(Sep 26, 2011 - 11:05) | sunybuny wrote:
Only because idiot music procurement people hear the word Hallelujah and don't bother reading the lyrics. Or think the listeners of their application will not know the lyrics.
I cracked up eharing KD sing it at the Olympics.... left out the 'down below' lines - gee, wonder why???? Family viewing, maybe???
They are an interesting read.
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Adele - Lovesong
(Sep 11, 2011 - 17:43) | Baby_M wrote: A vast improvement over the original.
No way, but quite nice nonetheless.
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Cake - Long Line Of Cars
(Sep 01, 2011 - 13:27) | Byronape wrote: I find myself in a conundrum when it comes to this song.
I love Cake, and I love this song... have for a long time.
However, due to some bridge construction, a "Long Line of Cars" is my afternoon and morning commute (I work 6pm to 6am in IT for a solar panel manufacturer) sometime around 5:15pm and around 6:30 or 7am two or three days a week. I really don't want to think about this song every time I hit that construction zone... I'd hate to ruin what is a fantastic song.
Good song to blast with the windows open while waiting in the traffic
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Radiohead - Separator
(Jun 27, 2011 - 11:59) | I accidentally got two streams going at the same time (audacious and firefox).
Sounded better!
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Vienna Teng - 1BR/1BA
(Jun 08, 2011 - 12:29) | peter_james_bond wrote:
Excelsior is that you?
I love VT.
43% of his ratings are "1". Maybe he'll find another source of music.
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My Morning Jacket - Circuital
(Jun 02, 2011 - 10:46) | Cynaera wrote:
That is just the most horrible picture I've ever seen. Please make it go away. I lost relatives in the Holocaust.
I did block it. Thank you adblock plus :)
Just a right click and GONE!
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John Coltrane - Naima
(Jun 02, 2011 - 10:44) | I like this. However, I wish I would hear something from Trane other than Naima and Theme for Ernie.
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Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage
(May 09, 2011 - 07:13) | tputkey wrote: was this song really released in 1965? Hancock's discography only goes back to about 1998...?
LOL....I dont know where you got that data from, but his first album was in 1962.
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Suzanne Vega - Angel's Doorway
(Apr 29, 2011 - 10:29) | Stingray wrote: Cynaera wrote: a voice that could melt ice at the North Pole.
Needless to worry for north-pole ice! American A/C's alone melt this - just wait 5 years!
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Dengue Fever - Kiss Of The Bufo Alvarius
(Apr 28, 2011 - 07:04) | Jamunca wrote: First!
Now about the song.... No amount of instrumental goodwill wash out the bad taste of all that is Venus on Earth. I'm going to be vain here and vote a 1 just out of spite or maybe on principle or.... well, just because it's Dengue Fever. Take your pick.
I love it, so out of principle, I'll nullify your vote....well as much as I can. 
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Art Of Noise - Peter Gunn
(Dec 10, 2010 - 07:31) | coyotexxx2 wrote: I remember playing spy hunter in the 80's that played this song over and over. Loved that game.
I have atari 2600 spyhunter on my computer now. google stella. My favorite is still megamania.
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Bryan Ferry - Reason Or Rhyme
(Nov 12, 2010 - 12:27) | Someone is listening to NPR. I had to turn it off. Most of the reason I had to turn it off is I had just heard 1/2 of the album on NPR and had had enough....
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Antje Duvekot - Scream
(Jun 11, 2010 - 07:21) | sqqqrly wrote:
Yes, here's your trophy. The previous comment that I was replaying to...making fun of...was saying, dont say its garbage even it that is how you feel.
There is a common mindset that no one should lose. Everyone (e.g. little league. Just to make sure no one's feelings are hurt, we should not keep score.) should get a trophy just for showing up.
Feminized culture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminization_%28sociology%29 This is not all bad. Its been good in many ways. I added the work hyper for those cases where it is over the top. You cannot have light without dark. Masculinity is just as valid and like it or not, part of humanity.
I edited my previous post to help you understand.
And here is a great example:
Go up by 10, let the other team score 6 with no goalie. Wait, no the other team refuses to score. Or maybe the teams just start scoring for the other team. Must be great games to watch.
Maybe Bill should make the rule: If anyone rates a song sucko-barfo, it becomes Godlike!
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Madrugada - The Lost Gospel
(May 27, 2010 - 12:21) | oldhippiechick wrote: In today's economy, if I were to buy a Madrugada CD ( I almost said album,) which one should I buy?
I havent bought an audio 'CD' in nearly as long as a 'album'... Anyone still use them?
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Tom Petty - Runnin' Down A Dream
(May 26, 2010 - 09:17) | Stingray wrote:
singed: STINGRAY
I love grilled stingray (with a side of fish paste, otak-otak) not just singed. Yum!!!
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - Under The Bridge
(May 21, 2010 - 06:24) | romeotuma wrote:
What do you care? What I say has absolutely nothing to do with you... stick your nose up your own butt...
lol....that's different. Go RT!
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Beth Orton - Thinking About Tomorrow
(May 19, 2010 - 12:37) | Mandible wrote:
Are you serious? I agree with the poster below: your bigotry is astounding.
Another example of throwing out nasty labels for no good reason....
If one does not like to listen to female vocalists exactly the same as male, then one is a bigot?
Or is it just that it is not female voices that are preferred?
Such a waste of time....
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Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
(Apr 15, 2010 - 12:04) | . Ja300Mes wrote:One can find this song on any given day on most playlisted, commercial FM radio stations. Doesn't belong here, IMHO. Good song but definitely over-played. - Ya, but who listens to FM radio?
- Why should Bill even consider FM radio's playlists?
- If Bill didnt play it, would we ever hear it (wo playing it from our own collections)?
- In order to hear this song on commercial radio, one would have to suffer through the rest of the crud including commercials.
So play on Bill!
Edit: Another good point sirdroseph. 
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Neil Young - Throw Your Hatred Down
(Mar 26, 2010 - 12:01) | On_The_Beach wrote:I have no problem with the right to bare arms: 
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Morphine - You Look Like Rain
(Mar 26, 2010 - 09:02) | EssexTex wrote: The sax works well on this one...but do we need it on EVERY song?!
Yes...This is Morphine...
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Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five
(Mar 25, 2010 - 11:57) | richardarkle wrote: This is the best piece of music - ever - simple
Sure would like to hear some more DBQ.
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Bonobo - Between The Lines (feat. Bajka)
(Mar 19, 2010 - 06:49) | MayBaby wrote:Ha! Out of 422 ratings this groove gets one 1 vote. C'mere You! 
LOL....
I love Bajka, and I dont know why really... She has a nice enough voice, but nothing really special. It's what she does with it.
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Anna Ternheim - No Subtle Men
(Mar 18, 2010 - 11:03) | peter_james_bond wrote: She supports Green Power! (the windmills). Sweden is far ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to reducing greenhouse gasses. I believe they have achieved or nearly achieved the Kyoto target and guess what?...... it didn't kill their economy, in fact it's thriving. Go Anna, Go Sweden!
lol....
Economy of Sweden
GDP growth -4.6% (2009 est.)
Unemployment 9.1% (January 2010)
I am sure the polar bears appreciate it though
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Belly - White Belly
(Mar 16, 2010 - 14:08) | Bought this disk when it was released after reading a review in the UCONN paper. Didn't lie either.
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Amy MacDonald - Spark
(Mar 12, 2010 - 07:17) | Plastic. I agree about the drums. I usually like Amy a lot to. 3.
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Butthole Surfers - Pepper
(Mar 09, 2010 - 11:45) | Manbird wrote:
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Thanks goodness for image blocking technology.....bye bye manbird graphics!
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Youngbloods - Get Together
(Mar 04, 2010 - 12:21) | jenakle wrote: Bill's having flashbacks I think, loading up his VW van with wheat germ and making daisy chains LowPhreak wrote:
Is there any difference at the end of the day?
Either way, you have either empty containers and dead flowers or empty containers and dead batteries.
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Pink Floyd - Fearless
(Mar 04, 2010 - 09:22) | sharkartist wrote: The best song that Pink Floyd ever did, IMHO.
I always loved this and Grantchester Meadows with its river of green. The River Cam is really green to.
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Ryan Adams - New York, New York
(Mar 03, 2010 - 14:59) | nate917 wrote:
Jingoism. How do you know the photo wasn't shot upside down?
Such a silly statement.... Jingoism? Was there a threat of force in my words? I don't see how foreign policy comes into play either. Look up the big words before you use them Nate.
Upside-down flying of the flag was ruled constitutional in Spence v. Washington by the 1974 Supreme Court. I would agree with that ruling. Mr. Ryan has a right to free speech. I retain the right to decide for myself whether I will listen or not.
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Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Ka Huila Wai
(Feb 09, 2010 - 16:48) | WonderLizard wrote:
Y'know there are several American Christian preachers who lately have been calling for the President's death, some by natural causes
Examples?
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Beck - Nobody's Fault But My Own
(Jan 23, 2010 - 07:43) | Bill - Thanks for the great music. Its 11:43 pm here in Singapore on a Saturday night and its nice to hear the music from home.
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Radiohead - I Might Be Wrong
(Dec 30, 2009 - 14:38) | peter_james_bond wrote:I've figured it out, you're a Ferengi, right? 
romeotumo, you have a new avatar!
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Iron and Wine - Free Until They Cut Me Down
(Dec 29, 2009 - 10:48) | paulmack wrote:
Remember, though, that just because you don't get them doesn't translate to 'they suck'. Haven't you ever recognized the talent of a group who's music you didn't particularly care for? I freely admit that Frank Zappa was a genius and a brilliant guitarist - but I found much of his music unlistenable. And lots and lots and lots of folks I admire had a completely different reaction.
Does anything on rp 'suck'? If not, why did Bill create a 'Sucko-Barfo' rating?
Some songs clearly do (subjectively) suck. Yes those that suck can (subjectively) be loved by others, and rightly so.
I love this song though - easy 8.
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Ben Folds Five - Brick
(Dec 23, 2009 - 07:51) | fredriley wrote:"She is bald up on the couch" - that's not a nice thing to say about your GF, guy ;). An awful dull song otherwise 
I think the word is "balled"...lol. Hope you're kidding...
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Ben Folds Five - Brick
(Dec 23, 2009 - 07:49) | RadioDoc wrote: The Lost Fingers - Billy Jean into this. That's enough bad RP music choices for one day.
Cya tomorrow...maybe...
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Madrugada - Majesty (Live)
(Dec 22, 2009 - 10:59) | nagsheadlocal wrote: Rats. Time to abandon this pristine AAC feed from RP to go see what's on SOMA for a few minutes.
Really? I cannot imagine disliking this so much. I love Madrugada. Best new band I have heard in the last decade.
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Miles Davis - Freddie Freeloader
(Dec 21, 2009 - 11:08) | kylemichael wrote: I'll admit I normally don't like "jazz". But this is good.
Me to. I think slow exposure to good Jazz, such at this, has helped me develop a bit of a taste for it.
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The Kinks - Celluloid Heroes
(Dec 18, 2009 - 10:35) | brander wrote: Found myself walking down Hollywood Boulevard last weekend...what a freak show. My favorite: "Mister Morgue" who hammered a nail up his nose and swallowed a billiard ball. Eek.
Does he keep reusing the same ball? lol
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Cake - Wheels
(Dec 11, 2009 - 10:43) | Reminds me of Singapore for bizarre reasons...
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Tom Jones & The Cardigans - Burning Down The House
(Dec 04, 2009 - 07:08) | sirrus wrote: I can actually dig TJ on this one, but Nina's vocal style on this lacks so much energy.
Sounds like a firecracker with a wet blanket.
I agree....Tom is OK on this....Nina? Not so much.
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Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moocher
(Dec 02, 2009 - 07:21) | dunno wrote: I have a problem with songs like this: one guy sings the lead and the crowd just echoes everything he's saying / singing, without thinking. this already happened nearly 70 years ago in Germany, with disastrous consequences. It just shows how easy it is to control the masses.
It really is a silly comment...
1. This song was first recorded in 1931......78 years ago!
2. Its a fun song. I have always loved CC.
3. It has nothing to do with politics or controlling the masses.
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Eurythmics - Missionary Man
(Nov 25, 2009 - 07:56) | DaveInVA wrote: Not exactly my cup -o-tea but better than David Bryne/Talking Heads anyways...
Need to borrow a "blunt gardening tool"?
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David Bowie - Lady Grinning Soul
(Nov 19, 2009 - 08:14) | Limpopoking wrote:
I got my first Bowie album in '75 and still, he rates in my top 10 of all music I've ever been exposed to. At the time, in South Africa, you ran quite a gauntlet by letting on that you had a Bowie album, let alone liked his music. Yep, I was not afraid to like just about everything he's produced in his illustrious career.
That's interesting. Why was it not cool to like Bowie? Was Queen similarly not cool for the same reason?
I have loved him ever since I heard Ziggy.
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Suzanne Vega - 99.9F
(Nov 17, 2009 - 11:20) | Loreweaver wrote:how much is that in celsius? 
See Onlineconversions.com → 37.7°C
To convert Fahrenheit into Celsius, it is necessary to take the degrees in Fahrenheit, to subtract 32 and to multiply the total by 5/9 for Celsius conversion.
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Paolo Nutini - Candy
(Nov 16, 2009 - 11:13) | kaybee wrote: Sorry folks, the voice sounds too much like Burl Ives on helium for my liking.
I wonder what this would sound like at 16 speed. For those that do not know what I am talking about, old LPs were played at 16 rpm. Playing a 33 rpm LP at 16 rpm made it play slow and lowered the pitch of everything.
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Ludovico Einaudi - Divenire
(Nov 16, 2009 - 07:42) | Is this used in a commercial yet? I love it, but I would not surprised to hear this on some TV ad.
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Indigo Girls - Sugar Tongue
(Nov 16, 2009 - 07:20) | tom-kenna wrote: <lyrics omitted>
Thanks. I liked this song until I read the lyrics. I don't feel guilty in the least. 8 —> 3
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Spinning Jennies - Three Minus One
(Nov 10, 2009 - 08:42) | greyfin10 wrote: Something about the groove reminds me of Space Invader by the Pretenders...
Really? For some reason, this reminds me of Bubble Yum.
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Paul Simon - Peace Like A River
(Oct 28, 2009 - 13:03) | Randomax wrote:Ahhh...the best teacher I ever had...Skipper - social studies 1968 made us listen to S & Garf. and write about what it meant....just a whole different generation of listeners I guess...it meant something....this and Rhymin....excellent and meaningful... 
I had an English teacher that did the same for Rush's The Trees. That was in 1981 or 1982.
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Yoshida Brothers - Storm
(Sep 30, 2009 - 07:52) | fredriley wrote:
Not "foreign" in Japan, I'm sure. Don't be so ethnocentric.
Is "foreign" a slur?
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Gotye - Heart's A Mess
(Sep 17, 2009 - 15:10) | mr_toad wrote:you know how hard it is to make music????? really do you????? your lucky to hear new music or maybe something you missed.......got to love music...... music is life...... life is music.... life is love..... love is not easy.... you don't like the free ears on the web????? would you rather play to listen to music????
I am paying....
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Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine
(Sep 16, 2009 - 13:34) | ginger wrote:
From the first dictionary I consulted: ex-traor-di-nar-y | ikˈstrôrdnˌerē. Most people I know don't add the extRA syllable.
Neither Bill nor I do either.
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Antje Duvekot - Scream
(Sep 16, 2009 - 10:11) | lmic wrote:
WTF? Art is not some compromised zero-sum game. "Antje, you're one field-goal shy of Ella, but here's your trophy, anyway"?
Sheesh. And the comment about "hyper-feminized culture" is incomprehensible.
Yes, here's your trophy. The previous comment that I was replaying to...making fun of...was saying, dont say its garbage even it that is how you feel.
There is a common mindset that no one should lose. Everyone (e.g. little league. Just to make sure no one's feelings are hurt, we should not keep score.) should get a trophy just for showing up.
Feminized culture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminization_%28sociology%29 This is not all bad. Its been good in many ways. I added the work hyper for those cases where it is over the top. You cannot have light without dark. Masculinity is just as valid and like it or not, part of humanity.
I edited my previous post to help you understand.
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Antje Duvekot - Scream
(Sep 15, 2009 - 16:42) | peter_james_bond wrote:
That's part of the problem with today's hyper narcissistic culture; forget fairness, forget objectivity, it's all about how I feel about something. If I don't like it, well then, it's garbage. I'm willing to bet that you'd be pissed if people gave your work a low grade. I'm just saying don't be flippant when you rate a song, give it some serious thought.
By the way I know of 2 artists who do log in to the station.
That's part of the problem with today's hyper feminized culture; forget reward for performance, forget individuality, its all about giving everyone an award (ironic sarcasm). If I don't like, well then, I should avoid at all cost hurting feelings(ironic sarcasm). I'm willing to bet that you'd not bother performing to your maximum if you knew that your work would get the same high grade. I'm just saying don't be worried when you rate a song, give it some honest thought.
By the way I know if we all rated every song a 10, Bill might as well just remove all rating from his station.
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Radiohead - Thinking About You
(Sep 15, 2009 - 12:07) | horstman wrote: I don't think Putin is much further behind George in the devil department (only perhaps much smarter)!
Or the Joker.
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Beth Orton - Thinking About Tomorrow
(Sep 15, 2009 - 09:22) | fredriley wrote:
Or maybe pseudy people. I've seen "trope" used frequently in the reviews sections of poncey papers but I still don't know what it means. I'm familiar with words like phototropism and heliotrope, where 'trope' implies movement. AFAIK 'trope' is only a part of a word, not a word in itself. WTF that has to do with opinions I don't know, but perhaps the word has been invented/adopted by the chattering classes to sound clever and just means 'opinion'. And no, I'm not going to look in a dictionary for it.
This is a rather silly comment from the "jury"
Trope is a real word. This distinguishes it from "pseudy" or "poncey".
Is a dictionary difficult to use? Might learn something....I did.
Trope: Any literary or rhetorical device, as metaphor, metonymy, synecdoche, and irony, that consists in the use of words in other than their literal sense.
When one says "Throwing the baby out with the bath water", no babies are actually thrown.
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Paolo Nutini - Candy
(Sep 14, 2009 - 10:42) | This is some of lamest lyrics I have heard in a long time. What he needs is not candy, it is a kick in the
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The Nightwatchman (Tom Morello) - The Fabled City
(Sep 11, 2009 - 12:56) | Ag3nt0rang3 wrote: This is very bad. I expected more from Morello. What a shame.
Edit: I just had the dubious distinction of giving this song it's first sucko-barfo. *sigh*
I'll second that.... 
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Papa Wemba - Sala Keba (Be Careful)
(Sep 11, 2009 - 10:37) | runaway wrote:He sounds a bit of an activist. Good on 'im. 
I am sure the population of Europe is short on illegals. If you want more, why not change the laws to let them come LEGALLY and then donate some money for their travel expenses.
I say shame on 'im.
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Kathleen Edwards - In State
(Sep 09, 2009 - 12:42) | peter_james_bond wrote:
So, in fairness, this means you'll also be knocking down all your highly rated Zeppelin, Beatles, and Floyd tunes..... right?
Those songs are timeless, in my admittedly subjective opinion, and my high ratings reflect that. When this song is 20+ years old, and if this song is still played on contemporary music sources, and if I am listening to those sources, then maybe I'll revisit my rating of it. It to will have reached "timeless" status at that point. Only 16 years to go.... I wouldn't hold my breath though. Does it bother you that I might lower my rating? Do you really care? I am flattered! 
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Beck - Paper Tiger
(Sep 09, 2009 - 10:49) | grandkrok wrote: Beck is pretty goog. It's a mix with S. Gainsbourg... HE won't be upset about it.. And let's the music bless him.
My band was playing in a squat at Geneve (ch) on the 3/2/1991 (2 march 1991, for us in Europe).
In the middle of the show it was tell HE was dead ; we thought it was a belge joke.HAHaHA.
At the morning, the daylies such as "Le Matin" fronted Gainsbourg 's gone...
Sad day for all fellows and for everyone...
So I'm glad BECK mixed it with heart.
I have no idea what you are talking about.... 
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Geoffrey Oryema - The River
(Sep 01, 2009 - 12:19) | WonderLizard wrote: There are great "river" songs, which evoke the water's passage as much as its role in the lyrical ideas. This is one. So are "One Tree Hill" (U2), "The River" (Bruce), "Green River" (Creedence) and Smetana's "Die Moldau." There are many, many more.
Grantchester Meadows
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Kathleen Edwards - In State
(Sep 01, 2009 - 08:43) | Alafia wrote: Can we hear some other songs of hers?
I like this one, but it's starting to get old...
It is......I'm going to have to start knocking it down from an 7....just from fatigue.
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Patty Griffin - You'll Remember
(Aug 20, 2009 - 12:18) | I love autotune. Have you seen Nancy P "singing" in session? Hilarious.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBb4cjjj1gI
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Fontaine - La Linea
(Aug 18, 2009 - 11:57) | le_colonel wrote:
Such as?
Michelle Shocked perhaps. Not nearly the voice though.
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Philip Glass - Escape!
(Jun 29, 2009 - 14:41) | lovemydog wrote:
Can anyone read this? Who would use yellow?
I love this song....
I cannot imagine.
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The Be Good Tanyas - Light Enough to Travel
(May 20, 2009 - 11:29) | osbyec wrote:
By "tremolo" you would mean "vibrato," right? It is a bit over the top. Like the song otherwise, though.
Tremolo, or tremolando, is a musical term describing various trembling effects.
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Kronos Quartet - Lux Aeterna
(May 20, 2009 - 09:11) | djblitz wrote:
Do you realize how narrowminded your statement is? Just because it's "morning" where you're located doesn't mean that it isn't midnight somewhere else around the globe. RP does not base its track selection on your geographic location, mood and time of day. It is a journey through a musical kalideoscope of some of the best tunes that have ever graced our homo sapien ears.
I realize you probably haven't made many other comments but I felt compelled to respond in case you read this some day.
I was in Singapore when this was played on the 12th. Sg is 12 hours ahead.
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Phish - Sand
(Apr 16, 2009 - 15:01) | RP has been smelling phishy lately. I like phish.
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Suzanne Vega - Zephyr & I
(Apr 08, 2009 - 11:42) | pinklife wrote:
Duct tape and Gorrilla Glue have worked for me so far...
2fer: They make Gorilla Tape now....
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Indigo Girls - Land Of Canaan
(Apr 06, 2009 - 11:10) | lmic wrote: RebDov wrote:I find Einstürzende Neubauten neither boring nor discordant.
They're supposed to be discordant - for Goddess' sake, they're industrial! As for the Indigo Girls, is it now officially hip to hate them? Or is all the loathing just plain-vanilla misogyny?
Cannot one loath the loathsome without being labeled? Does the act of loathing require the clueless assignment of a label such as mimicking "hipness" or "misogyny"? How do you know why people loath? Moreover, why do you care?
And no, I don't know why I found it necessary to respond except that I loath the Thought Police and things PC in general.
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Aimee Mann - The Moth
(Apr 06, 2009 - 11:01) | phlattop wrote: someone gives this woman a drink. she always sounds miserable
She looks pretty miserable on the cover. Is she bored? Wishing she were anywhere else? Still a seven.
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Crosby Stills & Nash - Southern Cross
(Apr 01, 2009 - 11:06) | ArbiterOfGoodTaste wrote: Somehow the version consisting of a few hundred of my fellow summer campers in coastal Oregon all belting this one out in unison in the dining hall will always sound better than the original. I don't know how that, or a lot of songs, got into the songlist for a Jewish summer camp, but this was and I believe still remains just about the #1 favorite for campers year after year.
Very cool...
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Swati - Stay
(Apr 01, 2009 - 11:03) | Moak wrote: 6!!??!!!??!! You all nuts?
They must be....a solid 4.
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Ryan Adams - New York, New York
(Apr 01, 2009 - 10:06) | Mandible wrote: what is the significance of the upside down flag?
Disrespect. What he thinks he meant by it does not matter.
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Tom Petty - Changed The Locks
(Mar 31, 2009 - 07:56) | secretsauce wrote:
I grew up as an American overseas ... (S. America) ... and NFL managed to get the SuperBowl broadcast overseas for many years (I don't know if they're still doing it).
Of course it is played all over the world. In Singapore, the game is on at 6:00 am. Bars open just for this event. The BrewWerks pours lots of beers that morning....
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Devlins - In Seville
(Mar 31, 2009 - 06:54) | Alpine wrote: This starts out like it's going to be something good, then just falls flat. 4
It sure does. Seems like he's got somewhere else to be. 4 for sure.
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Madrugada - Hands Up - I Love You
(Mar 20, 2009 - 08:55) | handyrae wrote: Another great band that I wouldn't know a thing about if it weren't for Radio Paradise!
Me to. Love the whole disk.
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Neko Case - Middle Cyclone
(Mar 19, 2009 - 13:45) | Droidac wrote: Can someone PLEASE upload a clear image of the album cover? It's a travesty to see Neko so fuzzy!
How cool would it be to have a chrome Neko cast and mounted on one's Cougar...a nice wallpaper on my linux box anyway.
http://www.senbaltimore.com/bm~pi/86973-2_20081203_153201.jpg
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The Idan Raichel Project - She'eriot Shel Ha'Chaim (Scraps Of Life)
(Mar 18, 2009 - 12:16) | philbertr wrote:
I don't think rtrudeau's point was in reference to negative comments, per se, but rather their tone. Of which your reply is an excellent example. Is it possible to be negative without being boorish?
rtrudeau wrote: "I am amazed there's so much negativity (bordering on hate)..."
I am sorry. Her point wasn't about negativity. I misunderstood I see now it was about feelings and tone. My mistake.
Actually, the thing that got me going about her comment is "Where is this negativity/hate?" Someone said they didnt like it. Someone made a joke about the Israeli Barry... This is bordering on hate? Give me a break!
Everyone is a voluntary thought policeman nowadays.
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The Idan Raichel Project - She'eriot Shel Ha'Chaim (Scraps Of Life)
(Mar 17, 2009 - 08:34) | rtrudeau wrote:
I am amazed there's so much negativity (bordering on hate) here. Sign me up for the too-small group that considers this artist a nice change of pace. Solid 8.
Thank you for your contribution to the negativity on this thread. Is one required to like this or risk being "labeled" with some PC term or another?
I find it rather boring. Sorry I do. I am willing to risk your contempt. 
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Groundation - Freedom Taking Over
(Mar 13, 2009 - 13:56) | I was working. This is bad enough to disturb me to the point that I had to turn it off.
Someone gave this a 10?
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Snow Patrol - Take Back The City
(Feb 03, 2009 - 16:12) | Mack wrote:
I missed it :-| first time I've seen it on RP, just came back and it's there in the Now playing.
Still too often, lol
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B.B. King - See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
(Jan 29, 2009 - 15:32) | HarrO wrote: Don't get me wrong, I'm a HUGE BB fan, but this one lacks something, poor production maybe? Drums wash out everything else. Lack-luster guitar work. He's still the hardest working man in the blues (tours like a fiend). Lots of better versions of this tune out there though. Sorry.
I agree. Sounds like the piano is playing in another room...
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Cloud Cult - When Water Comes to Life
(Nov 08, 2008 - 01:28) | Chinju wrote: I don't understand. What are people complaining about in the vocals here? I found this song almost brilliant. Only three minutes or so long, and yet it moves through a greater variety of textures in that time than many longer tracks manage; not in any kind of rush, just thoroughly naturally. Lovely opening, and where it goes is somewhere quite stirring. Unfortunate to read about the background of the band (and presumable genesis of the song), though. Bit of a downer, all that.
A variety of textures may be found in any sewer as well....
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Cloud Cult - When Water Comes to Life
(Nov 08, 2008 - 01:27) | baltimorelovejoy wrote: As soon as the singing began, this song's rating plummeted.
What, they couldn't afford real instruments?
From an 8 to a 2.........I agree...
...maybe to a one now that it draws near an end. Please end...
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Sam Phillips - Can't Come Down
(Oct 16, 2008 - 16:54) | Excelsior wrote:Still
Take some Pepto will ya Excelsior? You puke on every song.
He has rated nearly 1400 songs a 1. Why the Hell doesnt he find a classic rock station somewhere else.
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Mary Gauthier - Mercy Now
(Oct 14, 2008 - 19:12) | algrif wrote: For ages I've been trying to work out why I don't really like this one. Not just because its C&W. A real reason. I think Ive got it.
She goes on and on stating the obvious. Everybody needs a little mercy in the awful system that we are living in at the moment. But then we all know that already. This sickly song seems to want to state something important, but all it does is repeat something we already know over and over and over and ......
Awful system we live in now? I'd love to know which system of the past you would prefer?
I think we are so spoiled and most of use do not even know it. As a result we make comments about our awful system and make preparations to fix our American system by pushing ourselves ever further towards socialism. Our system could be improved no doubt. But the medicine may be worse than the disease. Someday we may be telling our grandchildren how Great America was, just as Brits do today.
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Rolling Stones - Heaven
(Oct 08, 2008 - 15:04) | Wonder what that tattoo would look like in 30 years.... Almost fired up gimp to play with it....
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Liz Phair - Ride
(Sep 27, 2008 - 11:18) | daveesh wrote: never understood the appeal...
Looking at your ratings........this seems to be common for you.......about a hundred ones!
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Erin McKeown - Aspera
(Sep 26, 2008 - 12:32) | realsleep wrote: Rush meet the Sundays?!
I thought Rush to. I like it.
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Radiohead - Nude
(Sep 17, 2008 - 12:03) | robco1 wrote:arcas2000 wrote:Yuck. I just changed the song rating from a 2 to a 1.
Just changed mine from 9 to 10. Take that!  OK....I'll move mine from a 3 down to a 1 where it belongs. This really is a a ho-hummer though.
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Goldfrapp - Little Bird
(Sep 11, 2008 - 08:13) | thewiseking wrote: does a trolling jackass who posts like this even like music?
This comment seems rather mean given the comment to which it was addressed
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Twinemen - Spinner
(Sep 09, 2008 - 10:33) | Mari wrote: Biography by Jason Birchmeier
From the ashes of Morphine came Twinemen, a trio also boasting singer/songwriter Laurie Sargent. The vocalist began her career fronting the short-lived mid-'80s act Face to Face before spending a few years as a solo artist in the late '90s. She adds her experience to that of Billy Conway and Dana Colley, the former drummer and saxophonist, respectively, for Morphine, who disbanded in 1999 after the death of vocalist Mark Sandman. The three began performing in the Boston area, maintaining a residency at the Lizard Lounge, before teaming with Hi-N-Dry to release its self-titled debut album in 2002.
I saw them at the Lizard probably four years ago. Had a great time.
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The Dandy Warhols - Love Song
(Aug 28, 2008 - 12:33) | Govi wrote: Something badly wrong with this track—it skips like a damaged CD. Oy!
For me to. I emailed Bill.
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Vince Guaraldi Trio - Linus and Lucy
(Aug 28, 2008 - 11:44) | sarahbean26, sass, quatsch, MiMa, manbirdexperiment, Skinwalker, dreadpixie and fjordless each rated this a 1.
Who are these people???
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Angelique Kidjo - Mysterious Ways
(Aug 28, 2008 - 08:26) | hcaudill wrote:
Music in other languages besides English is always a sure way to flush out the dum-dums on this site.
So that the dum-dums wont be able to decipher my comment:
Nglishea, speciallyea mericanaa nglishea, sia yba efinitionda vilea...ightra?
Still, I like this...a 7.
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The Who - Quadrophenia
(Aug 27, 2008 - 10:13) | dolfan wrote:Dear merciful God how I love the Who. So glad I got to see them in concert; I still have the t-shirt. Someday it will be my son's to wear proudly. 
How old is your son?
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Sia - Academia
(Aug 22, 2008 - 10:21) | Plato is rolling over in his grave....
6 -> 5 -> 4 as I listen...
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U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday
(Aug 06, 2008 - 07:17) | mrrmt wrote:
I'm not a huge fan of U2, I like some of their older albums more than their more recent releases, but I don't understand why people are so negative about Bono's activism. He's trying to use his fame and money to help people. What is wrong with that? Is it better to use fame and money to buy ridiculous villas and 400 cars?
Hard to argue with...... I don't really follow Bono much. Anyone that says we should stop giving aid to Africa and instead trade with her, has got some smarts. How many more times are we going to send $B to African dictators to squirreled away in Swiss accounts or simply wasted. We would be better served to give the $ to American farmers to compensate them while we go about removing tariffs on imports of cotton, honey, dairy, grains, etc. Let Africa compete. I believe International Charity is unconstitutional. It is a tough call, because we need American Farms, especially small farms.
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The Decemberists - Summersong
(Aug 01, 2008 - 20:28) | renegade_X wrote:
Sounds like someone needs a hug. BTW how do you all get those smileys? I have no opotions, so i have to copy and paste.
Click the  button
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Michael Franti and Spearhead - Time to Go Home
(Aug 01, 2008 - 10:18) | meloman wrote:
Radical leadership? Looked at the White House lately?
Comments from Poland? Gimme a break. We invited Poland into NATO, agreeing to defend her againt Russia. What do we get in return? The Polish regime is refusing us permission to site 10 anti-missile missiles on Polish soil, unless we pay Poland billions for the privilege...buying Poland an air defense system. Those 10 missiles would be there to protect the Pols and the rest of Europe.
We should tell the Pols to buy their own defensive systems, and leave Europe (and NATO) to defend herself.
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Doc Watson & David Grisman - Summertime
(Jul 31, 2008 - 15:49) | steve_san_carlos wrote:
Horrible. Clearly not within the range of these dudes from an emotional perspective.
Emotional perspective? ROFL at steve.
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The Be Good Tanyas - When Doves Cry
(Jul 18, 2008 - 08:49) | OmegaConcern wrote: This is just horrible. Not as bad as that Stairway to Heaven abortion by that flamenco duo, but close. That's unholy. This however is simply bad. I'm gonna go wash my ears out now.
You're nuts about Gabriela and Rodrigo....I love it...easy 10.
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Eluvium - Prelude For Time Feelers
(Jul 17, 2008 - 12:16) | whtahtefcuk wrote: Your Killin' me Bill. RP used to be good. Too much crap. I am thinking of stopping my payments and going with Pandora or my music. Ciao!
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Johnny Cash - One
(Jul 16, 2008 - 11:32) | exeter wrote: ... In fact, I read an interview somewhere with Trent Reznor where he says he no longer considers it his song -- it belongs to Johnny now. http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/7378167/in_other_words_trent_reznor
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Tracy Chapman - Mountain O' Things
(Jul 14, 2008 - 13:09) | xkolibuul wrote: Oh. Must have fallen asleep in Social Engineering 101. Oops.
If the captains of Industry (whom you are so blissfully happy to worship) had their way, we would all be mindless peons grinding away at some meaningless cubicle existence, watching our meager earnings get siphoned away for taxes to support more subsidies for the Man. Wow, sure glad THAT scenario didn't happen.
Gimme the damn reins to the horse, I'll take that post-industrial future any day.
Isn't the key point... IT DIDN'T HAPPEN? Why? Capitalism and markets....supply and demand (including labor)... Property rights. You see while those captains of industry may have wanted to be treated as "the Man" true, other forces existed.
Pol Pot and Mao tried it your way (pre- not post-industrialism)...read about it. It was a real Utopia man!
Winston Churchill once said "The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of the blessings. The inherent blessing of socialism is the equal sharing of misery."
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Emmylou Harris - Goin Back To Harlan
(Jul 10, 2008 - 08:08) | Monster wrote: I'm from Harlan...and I'm not going back..but it is a decent place..just no jobs..no recreation...lots of drug addictions and senseless killins...go to the video store and rent Harlan County..its a documentary
Is Shittown, KY nicer?
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Vieux Farka Toure - Bullet the Blue Sky
(Jul 09, 2008 - 14:20) | nigelr wrote: Can't wait to hear this track again. Fantastic.
On second hearing, I'm prepared to say that I prefer this to the original by a wide margin. Ugg
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Michelle Shocked - If Love Was a Train
(Jul 08, 2008 - 16:38) | infinity wrote: dumb pseudonym, not that great of a blues singer... 6. Otherwise nice song minus the vocals.
The singer's name dates back to the one she gave when arrested in 1984 at a protest called "The War Chest Tour" during the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, California. The demonstration challenged the practice of U.S. corporations giving campaign contributions to both Democratic and Republican parties, thus benefiting from political favors regardless of which party is elected. "Michelle Shocked" was a play on words intended to resemble the phrase "shell shocked." The front cover of one of her best-known albums, Short Sharp Shocked, shows her restrained by the chokehold of a San Francisco policeman in a front-page photograph published by the San Francisco Examiner the following day.
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Fun Lovin' Criminals - There Was A Time
(Jul 01, 2008 - 17:49) | lurkingvariable wrote:
Yeah, that reminds me of Tipper Gore (wife of Al) who spearheaded the PMRC that fought for the warning stickers. Given the way her kid turned out, maybe we ought not be taking parenting advice from her?
 (bracing for the fallout)
Hey! He invented the Internet....leave Al alone. He's my hero. If it weren't for Al, you wouldn't be listening to RP right now. He invented global warming to.
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Suzanne Vega - Harbor Song
(Jun 26, 2008 - 14:44) | t66tah wrote:Listening to Suzanne Vega is like the worst hangover that remains even after the morning shot of Jack Daniels. Suzanne Vega is painful 
Jack? yuck. And in the morning hungover? :puke: Try some Cabo Wabo and skip the hangover.
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Peter Gabriel - A Different Drum
(Jun 06, 2008 - 20:56) | trekhead wrote:
"this song is awesome."
You bet. Sadly, there are a lot of 'Christians' who don't get how salvation works.
Movies don't send people to hell.
This album lost some shine (8 -> 5) when I read about the beheadings. I bought this and its companion when they came out. However, things in Iraq are looking up.
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Vienna Teng - Between
(Jun 06, 2008 - 20:54) | felix_the_man wrote:
This comment coming from someone that gave Linus and Lucy a 10?  I gave the same rating, and love Linus. I wonder about someone that grew up with the Peanuts, not loving that song.
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Radiohead - House Of Cards
(Jun 06, 2008 - 10:08) | vandal wrote:
There's no such thing as "out of scale" when it comes to passionate topics like music...
Lock and load boys! Those is fight'n words.
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DJ Schmolli - God's Gonna Cut You Down
(May 20, 2008 - 07:52) | mikexican wrote: Oh god, please NO... this some terrible noise. I love RP, but I just do not understand the fascination for this awful song. I love it...
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Bob Dylan - Gotta Serve Somebody
(May 15, 2008 - 09:19) | wferrier wrote: Good service is voluntary, no place for gotta. But I always liked this album anyway. Ya, right... Even my favorite barkeeps, Tina and Ginger, are not volunteering. They expect to be paid.
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Air - Left Bank
(Mar 24, 2008 - 13:44) | brett_k wrote: They used an air song in that movie virgin suicides by whazzername coppola, it was playground love (still my favorite air song) I believe it was the whole soundtrack......and I love it.
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Jack Johnson - Posters
(Mar 21, 2008 - 09:01) | Kdubba wrote: Im sorry, I just dont 'get' Jack, everything sounds the same?
I like him a lot.....on his first album. All the rest can be skipped. They do sound just the same.
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Erin McKeown - Aspera
(Mar 21, 2008 - 08:40) | alph wrote: She sounds a lot hotter than she actually is. hole
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The Be Good Tanyas - Scattered Leaves
(Mar 11, 2008 - 08:03) | lokiwolf wrote: Excellent sound! Too different for some commentators here, but just different enough to be unique and enjoyed.
Different, but in a bad way. I can not understand what she is singing half the time, and that is usually a show stopper for me. A 3.
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Joni Mitchell - Shades Of Scarlett Conquering
(Feb 28, 2008 - 15:44) | keller1 wrote:
More enlightened debate from the NRA.
By the way, John R Lott Jr is a nutbar. Google "Mary Rosh" and see for yourself.
Joni is consistently one of the highest rated artists on the RP playlist. A lot of times I find myself at odds with the consensus (Radiohead, Cake, Petty) but on Joni I'm in complete "agreeance".
And this particular song, to me, is gorgeous.
Great, pin that medal on your ass and have a seat
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Kolida - Wishes
(Feb 27, 2008 - 15:14) | Shesdifferent wrote: I love it that RP plays unknown or newer artists! Never heard of these guys, but it's a nice bit of pleasantry! I agree, but for me, this is awful. I usually like this kind of stuff....this is just boring. +1
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Michael Franti and Spearhead - Light Up Ya Lighter
(Feb 26, 2008 - 12:32) | xyphen wrote: I'm looking at the ratings and the comments and wondering if the song is being rated on its own merits or on its political statement?
Gotta keep supporting those Afgan rebels. Also known as the Talaban, you know those guys that enforced the strictest interpretation of Sharia law ever seen in the Muslim world.
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Midnight Oil - The Dead Heart
(Feb 22, 2008 - 07:40) | alux wrote: Making policy now instead of music. Peter Garrett was a lawyer before he was a rocker. If I could have dinner with one person in the world, he would be on my short list. Aspiring to have dinner with a lawyer? I'll pass...
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The Pierces - Secret
(Jan 15, 2008 - 11:05) | nate917 wrote:
I didn't even like it until it got to that part. Kinda reminded me of the beginning of Leader of the Pack.
"Betty is that Jimmy's ring you're wearing?"
"Mm-hmm."
"Is he picking you up after school today?"
"Uh-huh"
Except Leader of the Pack sounds like a real conversation. Here the phone dialog feels contrived and ruined the song.
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Breeders - Cannonball
(Jan 09, 2008 - 11:52) | How is this album? I love this song.....worth buying the album?
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Paul Simon - I Know What I Know
(Jan 08, 2008 - 06:45) | BKardon wrote: A 6.6 rating? Come on people. This is better than a 6.6.
That is your opinion. I gave it a two. I hate the back up vocals, and I think I am going to have to turn it off now. It is over played to.
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Michael Franti and Spearhead - Yell Fire!
(Dec 24, 2007 - 08:33) | xc_para_puravida wrote: Michael Franti is always poignant. As I've said before, he is the closest thing America has to a modern-day prophet! God bless him and his music! :puke:
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Garbage - Bleed Like Me
(Dec 17, 2007 - 07:53) | Verpeiler wrote:
I loved the first two albums. Great stuff. After that I lost interest, though.
This I hardly recognized ... and then I realized it´s, well ... its garbage
Me to....not garbage song I would miss. And I couldn't give a shit about her scars...
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Drive-By Truckers - Sink Hole
(Dec 14, 2007 - 13:25) | kazuma wrote:
Ok, I got nosy and looked at the directory this cartoon was in. I found this:
Any idea what she is doing?
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U2 - Electrical Storm (Orbit Mix)
(Dec 14, 2007 - 11:19) | duality2099 wrote: I know I always sound like a bitter bastard, but is there anyone else doesn't really want to hear 5 U2 songs a day on RP?
yes, you are not alone.
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David Bowie - DJ
(Dec 13, 2007 - 08:13) | dogpound wrote: wow.
scarey monsters was the first LP I bought on my own.
I think I was 10.
That should have told my parents something...
lol...mine was Aerosmith's Toys in the Attic.
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Porcupine Tree - Even Less
(Dec 13, 2007 - 08:00) | "But for the grace of god goes another man"
This makes no sense....the man just washed up?
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Joe Henry - Struck
(Dec 12, 2007 - 11:29) | kaw2271 wrote:
I completely understand your dilemna. With the HUGE library of music that RP must have, it seems we shouldn't hear any song once a day.
It would be rather quiet then on RP...
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Love and Rockets - So Alive
(Dec 11, 2007 - 13:44) | eclectek wrote:
*wishing I was born 10 years earlier*
Don't worry. You'll make it up on the back end.
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Cake - Mahna Mahna
(Dec 07, 2007 - 14:25) | BLADERUNNER wrote: THIS IS AWFUL!!!!!!!
I would like to nullify this comment.
THIS IS WONDERFUL!!!!!!!
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The Decemberists - The Perfect Crime #2
(Dec 06, 2007 - 14:33) | oscar_driver wrote: this is a 7 a 7 a 7 a 7 a7 a7 a7 a7 ..... songgggggg!
Oscar
this is a sucko-barfo a sucko-barfo a sucko-barfo a sucko-barfo a sucko-barfo a sucko-barfo a sucko-barfo a sucko-barfo.....songgggggg!
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Big Head Todd & The Monsters - Drought of 2013
(Dec 05, 2007 - 15:12) | robco1 wrote:
I suppose you believe the earth is flat, the sun revolves around the earth, and evolution is false. This would be funny if the consequences for all of us weren't so grave. Idiots like this may very well kill us all with their stupidity.
And they are not Gore's numbers. They are consensus figures from 1,000+ climatologists. You know, "dem educated liberals" you demonize so you don't have to think. These regressive pukes always try to vilify the messenger so they don't have to debate the message on its factual merits. I'm sick of suffering fools gladly.
Vilify? Do you always call people "pukes"?
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Subdudes - Late At Night
(Nov 30, 2007 - 07:53) | musikalia wrote: This has that All-American rock sound, and it really sucks.
Try digging out your Tangerine Dream albums then...
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The Kinks - Dead End Street
(Nov 29, 2007 - 16:44) | Old_Pink wrote: Why are the Kinks (a mediocre band at best) in heavy rotation? The KINKS?!
Another example of Bill just deciding he likes something so we're gonna like it too.
And whom would you select as arbitrator of worthy music? Yourself? I'm sure you would have thousands of listeners...like Bill has right now listening to the Kinks.
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Lucinda Williams - 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten
(Nov 13, 2007 - 13:00) | stevetheshoe wrote: Too bad the world is full of critics, probably not one of them a writer or singer. I for one like Lucinda's songs and voice.
I love Lucinda and her accent.
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Blues Traveler - But Anyway
(Nov 06, 2007 - 07:18) | sugarbaby wrote: one note sound from these guys. just like barenaked ladies...
I agree... I was so bored of this...years ago...
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Luna - Sideshow By the Seashore
(Oct 23, 2007 - 14:03) | GChevy410 wrote: I think I like Luna, this is the lowest rated song I have rated, and it's still a 7. Which CD should I get after first?
Lowest rated ever a 7? Mule fritters!
1 - The Dandy Warhols - Hells Bells
1 - REM - Strange Currencies
1 - Fun Lovin' Criminals - Crazy Train
1 - Natalie Merchant - Sympathy for the Devil
1 - Frida Snell - Bullet With Butterfly Wings
1 - Patty Griffin - Little God
.....
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Paul Simon - Born at the Right Time
(Sep 27, 2007 - 07:33) | bcorcoran wrote: Gee, stop playing with fire all of you :P
Some people like it, some people don't. Simple! Rate it accordingly and move on!
Here on RP, we can do as we wish. Thank you for your guidance though.
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Tracy Chapman - Mountain O' Things
(Sep 26, 2007 - 07:23) | onerb wrote: Just toured the mansions in Newport, RI. Monuments to the greed of the Gilded Age. They should play this song over the PA for the visitors.
With the greed, came the railroads and other industries that built America. Those industries and all that followed has led us to having the capability to listen to RP streamed over the Internet to our desktops.
Personally, I am happy not to be farming my grandfather's farm in Ohio...behind a horse...by the light of the Harvest Moon. That would be tonight.
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Luna - California (All the Way)
(Sep 25, 2007 - 13:47) | Is this hurting anyone else's ears...as in a corrupted rip? I hear an awful ringing that is not part of the song.
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Vince Guaraldi - Charlie Brown Theme
(Sep 20, 2007 - 16:01) | evermovingtarget wrote: I don't know why, but there's something about the Peanut's jazz stuff that's so depressing. Its so downbeat... I had to play some Depeche Mode to fix my mood!
Depressing? 
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The Essex Green - Rue De Lis
(Sep 06, 2007 - 11:26) | Has it been too many mornings since I have heard this song? I think not!
Used to like it...
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Edwin Starr - War
(Aug 16, 2007 - 07:52) | nicolaluna wrote: i like this.... but i can`t help thinking of the seinfeld episode.... another damn tv addict, here!
I just watched the Boston Legal episode (2nd season) about this song last night for the first time.
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Pink Floyd - Fat Old Sun
(Aug 13, 2007 - 11:09) | On_The_Beach wrote:
I'd recommend listening to the whole album before you buy it.
This song is atypical. Most of it is a "Rock Symphony" of sorts; interesting to hear once, but you might not want to own it.
(Buyer beware)
This is a terrible recommendation, please disregard it.
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Elmer Bernstein - The Magnificent Seven Theme
(Aug 02, 2007 - 07:16) | I have a Marlboro promotional CD from 20 years ago. It is pretty cool. It has everything you would expect, lasting about 6 minutes.
campfire crackles
zippo lighter sounds
cattle drive sounds
Marlboro theme
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Violent Femmes - Blister in the Sun
(Jun 28, 2007 - 12:37) | Greyjoca wrote: Please don't play this song. Alas, this is the type of thing that jeopordizes my support. I know I can just hit the volume off as soon as I first hear this horrible riff, but now I live in fear that it will suddenly come on again. Your programming is diminished by this.
Such an immature thing to say! lol.
Feel free to vote with your feet. I do....and here I am listening (and supporting RP).
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Erik Satie - Gnossienne No1
(Jun 22, 2007 - 08:17) | bcorcoran wrote: I believe they used a variation of Gnossienne in some of the Heroes (tv show) score.
Worked really well, too.
It's innocent, but eery.
Hogans?
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Cake - Thrills
(Jun 21, 2007 - 11:35) | heyjoe3577 wrote: I can't wait to see the Cake Bashers make fun of this....
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Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five
(Jun 19, 2007 - 09:06) | Marley wrote: I can't hear this song anymore without thinking of The Weather Channel. lol.
Fortunately, I refuse to watch TWC....The weather Nazis!
"Dr. Heidi Cullen, a 'Climate Expert' for cable TV's 'The Weather Channel' believes that the cause of global warming is man-made. If you are a meteorologist, you too should agree. So sayeth Dr. Cullen."
And if you don't, you should have your credentials yanked!
Reference: http://www.nationalledger.com/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=8&num=11052
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Sophie Zelmani - Hard To Know
(Jun 19, 2007 - 08:26) | coccyx wrote:
and, as if that weren't stupid enough:
CD cover looks like she's taking a dump in the woods!!!!
WTF is wrong with you morons? Go back to your local dumbass FM stations...
So why do you perpetuate the comment by bringing it back to the top of the comments?
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David Byrne - Make Believe Mambo
(May 25, 2007 - 06:36) | I first heard this coming from a Jeep at Killington, VT after skiing. I asked the guy playing it and had to go buy it. The whole disk cranks!
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Deep Forest - Sweet Lullaby
(May 23, 2007 - 12:49) | Ubaldo wrote:Sounds like Yoko Ono Lite? 
That was my first impression...not enough screeching though.
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Pat Boone - Enter Sandman
(May 18, 2007 - 14:45) | hcaudill wrote: If you like this kind of thing (I do) Paul Anka did a similar thing recently - big band covers of everything from Oasis to "Eye of the Tiger".
Ya, but Anka has some talent... For reasons that I wont explain, I have every top 10 hit PB had from 52'-63'. Everyone is horrid, and unlistenable...unless you want to torture the wife and kids.
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Built To Spill - Liar
(May 17, 2007 - 06:45) | pescivendolo wrote: It's a tad mediocre, yeah?
Yeah, a three at beast. Music and vocals...as it ends I am thinking I am being generous.
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Bruce Cockburn - If a Tree Falls
(May 08, 2007 - 09:51) | NewHorizons wrote:The WWF just released this dismal report on the "health" of our planet:
(click here) 
If that isn't enough, watch Al Gore's...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efe7LzQ36Pk
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Ry Cooder - The Very Thing That Makes You Rich
(May 03, 2007 - 14:52) | anniebear wrote: April 19, 2005
"The fact is simple and unacceptable - forty-two years after the Equal Pay Act was passed women working full-time, year round, are only making 76 cents to every dollar a man earns," said NOW President Kim Gandy. "This kind of discrimination has an economically devastating impact on women and their families."
It's telling that you leave "experience" out of the "full-time, year round" criteria for equal pay.
The reason women make less is because they often choose to leave the work place to have babies. When they come back to work 15 years later, they make less. They have 15 years less experience!
Here are some hard facts: http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/issuebrf/sib99352.htm
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Poi Dog Pondering - Bury Me Deep
(May 03, 2007 - 08:40) | SmackDaddy wrote: Three of the best shows I've EVER seen were the three times I've seen PDP. While their new stuff is quite different, if you take the time to listen to it their soul is still intact and it's quite good.
He's only seen four total and the other was Bert Bacharach.
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Rodrigo y Gabriela - Stairway to Heaven
(May 02, 2007 - 07:48) | rastille wrote: Apparently they didn't see the sign: "No Stairway" ... This is a disgrace to the greatest song ever written.
I disagree...I had to buy this CD
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Fountains of Wayne - Radiation Vibe
(May 01, 2007 - 10:57) | Death_to_Clear_Channel wrote: Are these the idiots who are responsible for the Malcomb in the Middle song I used to see on promo ads?
That would be They Might Be Giants (TMBG) and that band is great (see Flood). This however is lame.
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John Hiatt - Dust Down a Country Road
(Apr 26, 2007 - 10:47) | robinesque wrote: "There's an old dog staring at the dust down a county road"
This line doesn't ring true. My dog only stares at meaningful things, like food, or her master, or other dogs, or interesting sounds.
When she's relaxed, she lies with her eyes half closed. "Staring" isn't the right word for that at all.
"Lying in the dust" or "sleeping in the dust" maybe?
Ummm, I think it isnt really the dust that the dog is looking at...it is instead that his master just drove down the road creating the dust. The dog is looking for him, but sees only dust.
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Goksel - Ayrilik Gunu
(Apr 20, 2007 - 18:40) | sqqqrly wrote:
A generous 4 from me...
Sorry, I had to turn it off...must be a one
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Goksel - Ayrilik Gunu
(Apr 20, 2007 - 18:36) | thewaxtadpole wrote: The nicest thing I can say about this song is that it isn't Mausam. It gets a 1 from me.
A generous 4 from me...
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Holly McNarland - Mr. 5 Minutes
(Apr 10, 2007 - 09:53) | davin wrote: We have a whole sexual dissatisfaction thing going on here between this, lucinda williams, and the divinyls.
not necessarily a good thing, but a theme nonetheless.
The Divinyls song seems to be about being quite satisfied......what are you talking about?
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Bob Dylan - Rollin' And Tumblin'
(Apr 09, 2007 - 16:15) | lathyris wrote: Oh my god this just goes on and on and on. That grating voice. . .on and on and on. . .
lol, I love it...and I feel your pain...
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Lucinda Williams - Come On
(Apr 06, 2007 - 11:42) | Tonedeaf wrote: I've no doubt there are many people that might love the lyrics of this song. However, for me personally, people whining about how other people failed to make them happy are really annoying. If the foundation of your happiness is other people, you have set yourself up for a miserable existence... I meet far too many people carrying needless emotional baggage because they are bitter about other people having failed them in one way or another. Rather than take responsibility for themselves, they choose instead to blame others. If this chick is 50 and hasn't figured that out... Sad... really sad...
You are suggesting she needs a vibrator?
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Jimi Hendrix - Manic Depression
(Apr 02, 2007 - 11:46) | Thea wrote: I fully appreciate JH's legacy in musical history, and no way could I ever say that the world of music would be the same without his presence.
But really, in my ears, it's just a lot of screeching guitar.
I pity you...
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Zero 7 - Crosses
(Mar 19, 2007 - 16:12) | Isn't this going to be the series music for the new "Police Woman" series on ABC?
This music is very "Angie". I hope they bring her back to.
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Loreena McKennitt - Kecharitomene
(Mar 15, 2007 - 17:32) | Crafty wrote: Sounds like it could be a great soundtrack to something. Has a hard time standing on its own.
How about HBO's Deadwood?
http://www.davidschwartzmusic.com/home.htm
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Amadou & Mariam - Coulibaly
(Mar 13, 2007 - 12:44) | federico wrote: I wonder whether is it just me who thinks that a quick tempo and african music do NOT go well together ...
Not me....
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David Bowie - Life on Mars?
(Feb 23, 2007 - 14:48) | Smoove_D wrote: Two Bowie songs in one day = too much Bowie.
Poor deprived child...we feel sorry for you
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Ry Cooder - The Very Thing That Makes You Rich
(Feb 23, 2007 - 14:00) | rgrace wrote: I guess it's OK, if you like misogynistic pseudo-blues rants by an overrated L.A. studio guitarist who can't sing. The rest of the album sucks too. Gets a 2 from me, and I'm being generous here. I cannot see why this tune gets such a high rating here.
Just to compensate - 10!
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Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
(Feb 22, 2007 - 12:32) | sterlingy wrote: I've never really understood people's love affair with this guy.
I like the song, but not the rendition. I suppose people find it heavy because he's dead. He can only blame himself for that.
Sorry to be so cold.
For a version of this song that goes straight to your soul, check out K. D. Lang's version on "Hymns of the 49th Parallel."
In fact, the entire album is haunting.
-Sterling
It was an accident...!
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Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill
(Feb 22, 2007 - 10:48) | Viv515 wrote: Why does this song remind me of Madonna? (Don't bash me -- I know that Kate is 100 times a better singer than Madonna.)
I agree...it does
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Golden Palominos - Pure
(Feb 21, 2007 - 08:04) | Dianyla wrote:Ack! An NSFW warning would've been nice! 
Give me a break...
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King Crimson - Epitaph
(Feb 13, 2007 - 15:32) | psycholynx wrote:
Hey, thanks for the heads up on the science thing. I asked Jeeves about it and made for a very interesting 9/11 read.
Don't believe everything you read...
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King Crimson - Epitaph
(Feb 13, 2007 - 15:31) | eyewall wrote:
We might have been stoned , but at least we learned how to spell in English class.
...and over in Science , we learned the burning point of jet fuel , and the melting point of steel - two numbers that i suggest you look up. (they are miles apart)
the sunlight does indeed brightly gleam
You should have failed science class. Just because jet fuel has a flash point in no way implies it cannot get much hotter than that.
You can melt steel with a simple wood fire if you know what you are doing. Were you implying the twin towers' steel could not have melted from jet fuel?
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Tori Amos - Parasol
(Jan 25, 2007 - 13:08) | pianocomposer wrote: I have no idea why this song is hovering around 6.0. What a marvelous song! The lyrics are poetry, the melody is pleasing and her voice is lilting and mysterious. This one gets a 9.
I gave it a 2. So we average out to 5.5...mystery solved....
I usually like tori a lot, but this sucks.
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Tori Amos - Icicle
(Jan 19, 2007 - 11:38) | damien wrote:
I agree, I've been a fan since 'little earthquakes', but nothing compared to 'under the pink' since, I listened to this cd on repeat for an entire third shift, for pretty much a month straight... she certainly is amazing, I met her a few years back and I was dumbstruck, aside from her immense talents, she has a presence about her.
You are strange...
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Sarah McLachlan - Elsewhere
(Jan 19, 2007 - 11:14) | kmh wrote: You can't deny that this is a beautiful song?
Can you?
Its awful....when will it stop?
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - Dani California
(Jan 15, 2007 - 13:07) | lunar1963 wrote:
"Bocephus wrote:
Maybe it's just me, but all their songs sound basically the same."
That's you, that only goes for their early work...
As for the California theme, some songs are part of a cycle, with the same protagonist... and California is a surreal world...
Its me to. They are the KennyG of their genre!
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Caravan - Golf Girl
(Jan 15, 2007 - 11:21) | Deadlock wrote: This strongly reminds the of the early Pink Floyd. It's fun to listen :)
Sorry, Saucerful of Secrets, this is not...
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Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick
(Jan 05, 2007 - 14:02) | ChicoCyclist wrote:
AHHHHH! I'm with you. When will this dreck end? I too am going to my own library which is most decidedly free of crap like this.
Bye  Go Bill...!
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Johnny Cash - Hurt
(Jan 02, 2007 - 15:11) | jakeinprogress wrote: Love this cover. Gave it a 10. Still like the NIN version better. But when you're comparing 10's, what's the difference? I just prefer the urgency in Trent's voice a bit...
Im just the opposite. Cash knew how to sing this. The original NIN version is pretty good....just not memorable. You 'feel' the hurt when Cash sang it.
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Paul Simon - Born at the Right Time
(Dec 22, 2006 - 12:20) | fredriley wrote: I don't know what it is about this guy - pretentiousness? Ripping off (sorry, 'paying homage to') African musical styles? Insipid voice? - but he really, really gets on my nerves. I had to hit the pause button after a minute of this one :(
I hit the same button. The lyrics are can only be described as pablum....
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Zero 7 - Crosses
(Dec 18, 2006 - 07:22) | sqqqrly wrote: Sounds like late 1970s police drama music....
I can see Angie running down an alleyway with her gun drawn...
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Zero 7 - Crosses
(Dec 18, 2006 - 07:21) | Sounds like late 1970s police drama music....
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Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
(Nov 16, 2006 - 14:09) | casablues wrote: Amen to that! Headache-inducing crap.
Casablues is Hazlet, NJ a retirement community?
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Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out
(Nov 16, 2006 - 14:07) | dwhayslett wrote:
"Crap, crap, crap!!! Is this the best that the "alternative music" world can do in 2004?? Crap!!!"
Congratulations, you've just become your father.
"Turn that crap DOWN!! Don't you kids have any REAL music?"
lol
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Lily Allen - LDN
(Nov 02, 2006 - 08:35) | Sounds like something from one of my 4 year old's CDs.......
This is a two
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Tracy Chapman - Smoke And Ashes
(Oct 31, 2006 - 06:59) | drife wrote: By far, this is the most listenable piece of music
Chapman has ever created. I intensely dislike most
everything else she has done.
Ditto
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Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine
(Oct 20, 2006 - 11:01) | "Extraordinary Machine"
I certainly haven't been shopping for any new shoes
-And-
I certainly haven't been spreading myself around
I still only travel by foot and by foot, it's a slow climb,
But I'm good at being uncomfortable, so
I can't stop changing all the time
I notice that my opponent is always on the go
-And-
Won't go slow, so's not to focus, and I notice
He'll hitch a ride with any guide, as long as
They go fast from whence he came
- But he's no good at being uncomfortable, so
He can't stop staying exactly the same
If there was a better way to go then it would find me
I can't help it, the road just rolls out behind me
Be kind to me, or treat me mean
I'll make the most of it, I'm an extraordinary machine
I seem to you to seek a new disaster every day
You deem me due to clean my view and be at piece and lay
I mean to prove I mean to move in my own way, and say,
I've been getting along for long before you came into the play
I am the baby of the family, it happens, so
- Everybody cares and wears the sheeps' clothes
While they chaperone
Curious, you looking down your nose at me, while you appease
- Courteous, to try and help - but let me set your
Mind at ease
(Chorus)
-Do I so worry you, you need to hurry to my side?
-It's very kind
But it's to no avail; I don't want the bail
I promise you, everything will be just fine
If there was a better way to go then it would find me
I can't help it, the road just rolls out behind me
Be kind to me, or treat me mean
I'll make the most of it, I'm an extraordinary machine
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Michelle Shocked - If Love Was a Train
(Oct 12, 2006 - 14:28) | Thistle wrote: Groannnnn... Have any GUYS commented about this singer at ALL? Tepid at best.
Im an east coast guy (NH) and I have loved her for years.
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Cowboy Junkies - Lay it Down
(Sep 21, 2006 - 10:30) |
physicsgenius wrote:
I think I may have exaggerated (for the first time, I'm sure). It isn't the music so much that's dated as the semi-moaning voice of the singer.
I like female moaning ;)
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Bird York - Haunting You
(Sep 21, 2006 - 10:23) | I hear a little K.D. Lang...
And a great voice. Its a 9, if it doesnt get too much .... Bill....
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Mose Allison - The Seventh Son
(Aug 28, 2006 - 10:35) | katalyst wrote: Side note....Mars will be as close to earth as possible Aug 27 2006 at 11:00pm pacific standard time. This has not happened in 60 million years and will not come this close again for another 60 million years. This is a once in a lifetime event.
You've been reading your spam again... lol
This was not true.
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Guster - Satellite
(Aug 16, 2006 - 13:19) | cwstanton wrote: One minute my computer was streaming Radio Paradise and the great music I normally associate with that station, and the next moment it was streaming some second-rate pop station playing a crap song.
But wait... Nope. It's RP playing that crap song by a group called Guster. Don't know this group, but any idiot 9 yr old that's ever listened to pop music could have written and performed this song.
Please, never again!
Hear! Hear!
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Natalie Merchant - Space Oddity
(Jul 31, 2006 - 11:49) | sqqqrly wrote: Makes me wonder if this a contender for the lowest rated song on RP...
...and if not, why not?
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Jenny Lewis & The Watson Twins - The Charging Sky
(Jun 23, 2006 - 11:09) | jayvee2 wrote:Very wordy, Professor! (Ever hear of KISS???) 
I agree with the professor, and the comment was concise enough for me...
I am sick of this song to. Give it a break Bill pls.
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Tracy Chapman - You're the One
(May 12, 2006 - 13:07) | Kite_Flyer wrote: I just don't like Tracy. Can't tell ya why not.. her sound just doesn't do it for me.
Saw her in Montreal right after she hit it with "fast cars" -- didn't like her then either.. but was on tour with the Amnesty International bunch...
Same here. Boring...
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Cat Stevens - Moonshadow
(Apr 28, 2006 - 12:35) | Odyzzeuz wrote:
All Muslims are terrorists, right?
So why did YOU assume I was talking about Muslims? I did not mention it. That says something about your own thought processes does it not?
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Cat Stevens - Moonshadow
(Apr 28, 2006 - 12:33) | Odyzzeuz wrote:
All Muslims are terrorists, right?
Certainly not, but some are. Some Americans are to (e.g. Timothy). Yusuf Islam has funded terrorist groups in Isreal. So do you like to listen to the music of someone who funds 14 year old children to blow themselves up? Yusef doesnt even listen to his own music (aka haram).
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Cat Stevens - Moonshadow
(Apr 28, 2006 - 12:05) | A terrorist? Certainly not someone I want to hear. He denounces his own music.
http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/667bkgnr.asp
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Chuck Prophet - What Makes The Monkey Dance
(Mar 21, 2006 - 13:22) | DjThirteenP wrote: If you ever get a chance to see Chuck Prophet live, especially if he's solo, go see him. The guy is a phenomenon. His music really gets into his body and causes him to become spastic in highly entertaining ways. On top of that, he's a wicked good guitar player and has a great sense of irony in his song writing.
Are you originally from New England?
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Low - On The Edge Of
(Mar 09, 2006 - 10:31) | RedG wrote:
I agree some of the sound quality in this song leaves a lot to be desired, however saying that the song is not bad, pretty staight ahead, but I like it
Finally, it is over.......... yuck. Music might be ok, but the quality is so poor I cannot listen to it. A one for production!
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Imogen Heap - The Moment I Said It
(Mar 07, 2006 - 07:16) | chinchita wrote:Funny that I liked this the first time I heard it but after hearing it a few times it just doesn't do anything for me. 
This song ages quickly......very quickly.
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Kasabian - Processed Beats
(Mar 07, 2006 - 06:51) | mafe wrote:I wish I could listen to Radioparadise in my car.
I do. 
My mp3 player, XMMS, will do something nice. It will, instead of sending the music to my audio card, send it to a file (wav, uncompressed format). I then just compress the file back to mp3 and burn it to a disk.
I am running Fedora Core 4 (Linux) though, not crappy Windoze....
I use lame to compress the file. On Windows, I also recommend Exact Audio Copy (EAC) for ripping your own CDs.
Oh, I have an Alpine deck in my car that plays MP3s. You could put the music on an IPod just as well though
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Tina Dico - Nobody's Man
(Mar 07, 2006 - 06:48) | tony620d wrote: okay, this sucks. more self pity man hating single women...
What he said.......boring as well.
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Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa
(Mar 03, 2006 - 13:03) | Except for the singing, parts of this sounds like music from a Telly Savalas episode... I like it though. A 7.
"We love ya baby".
I am sure some of you are saying Telly who?
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Grateful Dead - Uncle John's Band
(Mar 02, 2006 - 13:28) | byrd wrote:
This is a fantastic song!! Buffett does a nice version of it as well.
I agree, it is a fantastic song, but Buffett does not do anything well, including running his bar in Key West.
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Steely Dan - Aja
(Mar 02, 2006 - 12:04) | Play this again please.... denizenusa loves it
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Hooverphonic - You Love Me To Death
(Mar 02, 2006 - 10:31) | RadiantRadish wrote:
Well they ship to the Netherlands and the postal stamp was a Hong Kong one (!) So Oklahoma won't be a problem I guess 
Oh and 10 british pounds is about 18 US dollars.
try http://www.allofmp3.com/ It will arrive like NOW, and for only 0.80 brit pnds.
http://music.allofmp3.com/mp3/Hooverphonic/group_4197/albref_14/mcatalog.shtml
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Anne Wylie Band - Silver Apples of the Moon
(Mar 01, 2006 - 08:44) | iMacomania wrote:
Can you explain what you mean? 
The Silver Apples of the Moon comes from the poem by William Butler Yeats, "The Song of Wandering Aengus." The title of the song is taken from the closing lines of the poem:
and walk among long dappled grass,
and pluck till time and times are done
the silver apples of the moon,
the golden apples of the sun.
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Medeski, Martin & Wood - New Planet
(Feb 28, 2006 - 08:31) | peyotecoyote wrote: Okay - I'm not usually pissed about much but I just purchased this CD ($23.95 shipped from Amazon) and found that it was unplayable on my car CD player. Is it just me - have I been living under a rock - was I supposed to know about this before I purchased it, or what?? Somebody please tell me there's another way to listen to this in my car - otherwise it's pretty much garbage. Anyone?
Why wont it play? No idea?
If it will play on your computer, you can always rip it and then burn a new audio disk. I use Exact Audio Copy (EAC) with Lame. EAC is the best (smartest) ripper. It will reread damaged areas on a disk repeatedly and try to determine what was originally there statistically. It will also use your CD drive's hardware capabilities if it is a good one. Most rippers just blaze through and copy crap with there are errors on the disk.
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Neil Finn - Human Kindness
(Feb 03, 2006 - 11:29) | Mari wrote:
Any fan of Neil Finn is a fan of mine, Hi Carly, I'm a fan 
You are presuming that Carly is a fan of you??
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Jethro Tull - Nothing to Say
(Feb 02, 2006 - 12:03) | twothingsatonce wrote: The appeal of this band completely escapes me.
I love Ian Anderson, so I guess we null each other out... lol
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Snow Patrol - Run
(Jan 31, 2006 - 07:12) | rixtar99 wrote: never heard it before.
don't care if i hear it again.
Agreed.
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Sarah Harmer - Lodestar
(Jan 27, 2006 - 07:13) | Brule Lake, Algonquin Prov. Park, Ontario during the Perseid meteor shower...out in the middle of the lake in our row boat...no electricity for 10 miles...
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Kristin Hersh - Echo
(Jan 19, 2006 - 13:33) | Shesdifferent wrote: Wow, I swear that album cover is moving man....:goodvibes:
Especially, if you use gimp to paintout the text and make it tile as a wallpaper...
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Rolling Stones - Rain Fall Down
(Nov 28, 2005 - 11:56) | sccaflagger74 wrote: I feel like I'm listening to FM radio now. Enough with this song, I don't need to hear it daily. Please :)
I second this.
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Sigur Rós - Untitled Track 8
(Nov 18, 2005 - 07:28) | Baby_M wrote: Excellent writeup on the band here: http://www.nationalreview.com/miller/miller200509130815.asp
According to the article, the band's fans ("Sigurheads") have given this track the unofficial title "Popp."
Is that a typo? Not "poop"?
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Herbie Hancock - Cantaloupe Island
(Nov 09, 2005 - 11:47) | surreal1221 wrote: Once I get my apartment here in a couple of months...because of RP...I will be investing in a way to play RP through the home stereo. . . lol. Partly because of this classic from Mr. Hancock. Lovin it!
Checkout Slimdevices.com. I have two squeezeboxes and love them. Even allows me to sync two stereos. Plus, the server software is open source. It will likely never become obsolete, because there is a community, outside of the slimdevices, that can keep the server sfwr updated. You can use the server even w/o a box, for free, to serve your music to you at your computer at work.
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B-52's - Planet Claire
(Nov 08, 2005 - 13:55) | stubbsz wrote:
But it's mine.
Some say she's from Mars
Or one of the seven stars
That shine after 3:30 in the morning
WELL SHE ISN'T
Love that lyric
Seven stars ---> Cassiopeia
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"puffy shirt"
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I like it. 
10
for those that are offended by this song
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