Would be better without the silly words. 

front end instrumental makes me think of S. Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket."  Frightening indeed.

I really like that dark-sounding chord throughout this.

 sub-arctic wrote: 

25% of the four color process printing method.  CMYK!

Bad trip.

Damn, this is nice. I really need to pick up this album.

Volume set at 11, the horns in my Klipsh's are glowing red.

Ahhhhh............. 

 sronis wrote: 
Oh get over it.......Its a bit of refreshing for me actually.

Would get a 7 if it weren't for the Enigma-sounding vocals...

This truly is a combination of a bulldog and a shitzu...

8 -> 9. Works very well while writing annoying code segments.

that guys sounds like the spaceship in The Flight of the Navigator.

 
Frickin newbies.


bugleboy624 wrote: 

Magenta is what happens when I close my eyes and look at the sun... I see it every day when I work too.

Well, apparently because he's playing the same one put about a month later. Not that it's a bad set, but it appears to be so.
 TigtheRed wrote: 

It's a Holiday weekend — give Bill a break! 

Besides he has added at least 2 tracks today that are new to the RP playlist.

Very interesting:

1:00 pm	Hooverphonic Magenta	Blue Wonder Power Milk (1998)	7.3
12:53 pm	Afro Celt Sound System The Silken Whip	Volume 3 - Further in Time (1996)	6.4
12:49 pm	Finn Brothers Paradise (Wherever You Are)	Finn Brothers	6.7
12:45 pm	The Beatles Across The Universe

Are we recycling across a long period?
Pyro's comment was posted in mid 2009...
 Pyro wrote: 

Such a good album.  Sorry to see Geike will be leaving. 

 kurtster wrote: 
I've also noticed that live DJing tends to occur more often around 9A-3P PST/PDT weekdays and on musically thematic holidays.  I'm probably not totally on the mark there, but I think I'm fairly close.

 sub-arctic wrote: 
My grandmother had clothes this color.  I think here hair matched at one time.

The beginning has a very Bladerunner feel to it.

Not bad at all, gotta check this band out.

 kurtster wrote: 
Whoa, the segues are always nice, and the content is always consistent IMO and flows through different genres and emotions throughout the day, which is most appreciated by this listener. And with such a large library and the constant addition of new music (which we all benefit from) I think we can forgive the DJ if we hear some repeat sets from time to time. The one thing we can all be sure of is that no one is clicking the "Genius" button in Paradise.

Thank you, Bill, for making my mornings at work SO much better.  Nothing holds a candle to RP!!


*edit* OMG, and now "I Believe" by Stevie Wonder.  DAYUM, Bill, you are da man.

 kurtster wrote: 

"Segue first, content second"??  So the quality of the song doesn't matter as long as it blends into the following song?  Methinks you have it backward.

 ShakeyNeil wrote: 
Fear not. The segues do change.  A good one may last several years, others last a couple of months.  This place is about the segue first, content second.

Now that was a smmmooooooth transition from Afro Celt's The Silken Whip to this. (May 12 2009)

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So the music repeats on a very large loop. I suppose it is OK since I have never noticed before.
Oh and a very atmospheric track this is too.

 sub-arctic wrote: 
It depends where you use it.  It's not my absolute favorite color either, but I paint with it very frequently, (I mean on paper and canvas, etc. - not walls).   Oh, and I do like this song.