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Topics for Tuesday, January 16, 2007

    1.  Kaskade - Jeff Mahoney
    2.  Musings from the Pom - mikethepom
    3.  Nitfly - alex.friesen @ sickkids.ca
1.  Kaskade
From: Jeff Mahoney <digadogg @ bigpond.net.au>
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 21:13:54 +1100
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Lolita Knows Good Stuff
how you going...
try also ....Late Night Alumi ..Empty Streets.
a side project of Kaskade featuring Becky Jean Williams on Vocal.
Nice.......
an Impeccable Groove
cheers from Sydney Jeff
2.  Musings from the Pom
From: mikethepom <mikethepom @ yahoo.com>
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 03:19:48 -0800 (PST)
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G'day Digestives!

Fred S: I agree, I've always loved the simplicity of
the Love Games lyric. And Children Say is another
fave. And I love singing along to Talking In Your
Sleep.

Steve W: Nice list mate but I can't help feeling a
little scared of that Soundrack of our Lives mob. I
always much preferred What's The Story to Definitely.
And I also much prefer Weller's debut to his way more
critically acclaimed second CD ... I've often wondered
if that has anything to do with living in Oz and not
being as close to the UK music scene. Whaddya reckon?

Trav B: Relax. Type slower, mate.

Matt R: See, even more artists I never heard of! I
keep seeing Nightfly mentioned - will have to suss it
out.

Jeff M: always like your recommendations - you opened
me up to Gil. Jack pinched my Kyoto Jazz Massive CD!

Diane A: Yeah, how good is that Maroon 5 CD!

Did I mention the Genesis album 'And Then There Were
Three'? One of my all-time faves, along with 'Making
Movies' by Dire Straits. My son Jack is right into
Dave Matthews - I've been enjoying a bit of his gear
lately. Anyone else a fan of his? (Dave Matthews, not
Jack!)

Anyone got a favourite 'half-arsed CD'? That's where
only half the tracks are any good. I'll give you a
couple of examples off the top of my head: U2's The
Joshua Tree and John Mayer's Room For Squares (where
strangely the first 7 tracks are great, while the
second 7 range from ordinary to pants).

Remember I said I was given Paul Weller's 'Under The
Influence' CD (love it)? Who'd like to have a go at
compiling 15 tracks that they think Mark would pick
for a similar CD - music that influenced him in his
career? Maybe you'd start with Herbie Hancock and
Mahavishnu Orchestra. I have a recent article from an
IoW paper where he shows off his fave records but I
can't bloody find it!

Anyway, that's it, there is no more.

Cheers ~ Mike (Sydney City Milkman)


 
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3.  Nitfly
From: alex.friesen @ sickkids.ca <alex.friesen @ sickkids.ca>
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 11:31:19 -0500
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>>
From: Andrew Goodwin <thenightfly83 @ yahoo.co.uk>

b) nobody's reading this any more anyway.
<<

Hey! Keep it down over there! Some of us are trying to sleep.

  ...Alex...
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