Oh, Dead or Alive were friggin' brilliant! Youthquake was one of the best albums of the 80s, and Rip It Up was one of the best remix albums of the 80s.
Almost nothing. [grumble] Computer died, phonograph died... no money to get them fixed right now, even though I'm working like a dog. [grumble gripe whinge carp]
Just the iPod for company, and with this latest string of techno-fail I'm almost too paranoid to take it out of the house with me. Something else else could happen to it.
Hey, Kids! My "Cranky and Kitschy" collage art is now viewable on ipernity! Drop by and tell me that I sent you. *updated often!*
I 'm feeling your pain. My MP3 player (actually an old palm pilot I've had for years) has had problems, and I've just replaced my PC(again) so...ouch and what little I was listening to has died off apart from some videos here.
"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
I'm gonna' finally take the turntable in to hopefully be fixed next weekend. Since we'll be separated for awhile after that, I've relented this evening.
So far I've played Dorothy Donegan's Live and Donnybrook With... LPs. Followed up with Buddy Miles' Booger Bear and Them Changes.
Hey, Kids! My "Cranky and Kitschy" collage art is now viewable on ipernity! Drop by and tell me that I sent you. *updated often!*
Listening to the highlights from the 1994 Van Morrison tribute album "No Prima Donna". Here's my Top Five tracks from the album:
1. Marianne Faithfull, "Madame George" 2. Elvis Costello, "Full Force Gale" 3. Sinead O'Connor, "You Make Me Feel So Free" 4. Hothouse Flowers, "Bright Side of the Road" 5. Lisa Stansfield, "Friday's Child"
I feel too lazy ATM to post the YouTube videos, but I hope this thread inspires at least a few people to investigate.