what music are you TTing with?

“When it comes to electronica/dance type music I tend to favor the trip hop and stuff like The Prodigy, ect.”

“Surf Guitar (cranked up loud)

Dick Dale and the Deltones

The Trashmen

The Ventures
last edited: 1/01/10 9:36:45 AM”

“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZFj_o1n6WE&feature=fvw

Hey Ya”

“i usually dont like sensitive beard music, but that was pretty good

i really liked that guy in "the hangover" he was pretty funny”

“"Prisoner Christmas"

By the professor brothers”

“Picked up a $45 import of Population 1 off Amazon for $8.99. Score!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cXqXuI-fo4&feature=related”

“U2's "The Joshua Tree," up very loud.”

“Del McCoury's "When Fall's Coming Down" sounds really good today. It's a cold, windy rainy/ sleety nasty day out right now.”

“
Oh we're meeting at the courthouse at eight o'clock tonight
You just come in the door and take the first turn to the right
Be careful when you get there, we'd hate to be bereft
But we're taking down the names of everybody turning left

'Cause we're the John Birch Society, the John Birch Society
Here to save this country from a communistic plot
We're the John Birch Society, help us swell the ranks
To get this movement started, we need lots of tools and cranks

Now there's no one that's certain that the Kremlin doesn't touch
We think that Westbrook Pegler doth protest a bit too much
We only hail the hero from whom we got our name
We're not sure what he did, but he's our hero all the same

Join the John Birch Society, the John Birch Society
Socialism is the ism dismalist of all
Join the John Birch Society, there's so much to do
Have you heard they're serving vodka at the W.C.T.U.

Well you've heard about the agents that we've already named
Well M.C.A. has agents that are flatly unashamed
We're after Rosie Clooney, we've gotten Pinky Lee
And the day we get Red Skelton won't that be a victory

For we're the John Birch Society, the John Birch Society
Norman Vincent Peale may think he's kidding us along
But the John Birch Society knows he spilled the beans
He keeps on preaching brotherhood, but we know what he means

We'll teach you how to spot 'em in the city or the sticks
'Cause even Jasper Junction is just full of Bolsheviks
The CIA's subversive and so's the FCC
There's no one left but thee and we, and we're not sure of thee

Oh we're the John Birch Society, the John Birch Society
Here to save our country from a Communistic plot
Join the John Birch Society, holding off the Reds
We'll use our hands and hearts, and if we must, we'll use our heads

BRIDGE: (O beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain)

spoken: Friends, do you want Justice Warren to be your Commissar?

Do you want Mrs. Khrushchev in there with the DAR?

You cannot trust your neighbors, or even next-of-kin

If Mommy is a Commie then you gotta turn her in

To the John Birch Society, the John Birch Society
Fighting for the right to fight the right fight for the right
Join the John Birch Society, as we're marching on
We'll all be glad to see you when we're meeting in the John
In the John, In the John Birch Society








“The John Birch Society”
Michael Brown



NOTES:
The songbook states that some Bircher's used the song themselves,
and saw it in a positive light. And don't forget the organization dedicated
to the preservation of wooden toilet seats - The Jack Ash Society.


At The Bitter End (1962)
The Best Of (1963)
The Chad Mitchell Trio

The Mitchell Trio Songbook (1964)

”

“I generally hate the classics I grew up with because they've been over played and worn out but this album here is one that never stales.

”

“Nigal - I'll listen a little later. Thanks for posting.


9:49 Domenico Cimarosa / Arthur Benjamin
Oboe Concerto in C minor info

10:00 Bedrich Smetana
Dance of the Comedians and Dance of the Villagers from "The Bartered Bride"”

“Christoph Willibald Gluck
"Dance of the Blessed Spirits" from the opera "Orpheo ed Euridice"”

“Johann Joseph Fux
Suite "Turcaria"”

“Meanderthals/desire line”

“Spoon”

“Acoustic Alchemy.”

“Ot3p

IMHO she's the only chick who can do metal respectably.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO9b5mw381I”

“Someone on a bike fo dropped this suggestion; Vagabond Opera. When I checked their web site I was very impressed. They describe themselves as: 1920’s European Cabaret! Vintage Americana! Balkan Belly Dance! Neo-Classical Opera! Old World Yiddish Theater! Welcome to the six-piece, Portland, Oregon-based Vagabond Opera.

Then I went to the MP3 page where [gasp!] you can actually listen to all their songs in their entirety. The musical quality is top notch.

http://vagabondopera.com/albums/”

“Well, that's different... ;)

Very cool that they played at the Detroit Institute of Arts, too.”

“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3Qb0KTEmD4

Someone shoot me. My neighbor posted a link to this on facebook earlier, and I've had this song stuck in my head ever since. Yes, it's by a Russian, some time in the 60's I think. Dunno.”

“
Music Americana Playlist for February 27, 2010


Everybody Loves a Saturday Night
I Know Where I'm Going
from The Tarriers: "The Tarriers" (Folk Era CD 1456)

There's a Meetin' Here Tonight
Brandy
from Bob Gibson: "Joy Joy! The Young and Wonderful Bob Gibson" (Riverside CD 9909)

Before and After
I Meant to Do My Work Today
from Carrie Newcomer: "Before and After" (Rounder Records CD 613276)

The Second Half
Don't You Cry My Darlin'
from Second Wind Bandits: "A Gift of Love" (MoonDancer Records CD)

Sweet Becky at the Loom
The Diamantina Drover
from The Unwanted: "Music from the Atlantic Fringe" (Compass Records CD 4526)

The Daughter of Megan
Bring Me a Boat
from Kate Rusby: "Underneath the Stars" (Compass Records CD 7437)

Colorado Line
from Becky Schlegel: "Acoustic Rainbow Sampler, volume 35" (Acoustic Rainbow CD 35)

Purple Rain
from Monroe Crossing: "Acoustic Rainbow Sampler, volume 35" (Acoustic Rainbow CD 35)

Cornbread and Black Eyed Peas
from Jay Howlett: "Acoustic Rainbow Sampler, volume 35" (Acoustic Rainbow CD 35)

Eureka!
from Chris Thile: "Not All Who Wander Are Lost" (Sugar Hill CD 3931)


”

“Listening to Joanna Newsom's new triple album. Pretty great so far.”

“Watching Jeff Beck on VH-1 Classic.”

“http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi8beYR1iBQ&feature=player_embedded

I'll take your Trollololo and raise you a John Daker!!!”

“
Music Americana Playlist for March 6, 2010


Hard Times Come Again No More
Corrina, Corrina
from Coco & Lafe: "Uncovered" (SkyHunter Music CD 2009)

Guinevere
The Tide
from Lucy Kaplansky: "The Tide" (Red House Records CD 190)

Trail of Tears
from Peter Rowan: "Sugar Hill Records: A Retrospective" (Sugar Hill CD 3999)

Church Street Blues
from Tony Rice: "Sugar Hill Records: A Retrospective" (Sugar Hill CD 3999)

Live Forever
Grandma's Gift
from Dale Ann Bradley: "Catch Tomorrow" (Compass Records CD 4445)

Leonardo
You're Gonna Need This Memory
from Pierce Pettis: "Great Big World" (Compass Records CD 4388)

His Hometown
Lighting Up the Mighty Mississippi
from Cheryl Wheeler: "Sylvia Hotel" (Philo CD 1212)

Free at Heart
The Last Thing on My Mind
from Chesapeake: "Full Sail" (Sugar Hill CD 3841)

While Roving on a Winter's Night
from Andrea Zonn: "A Winter's Eve" (Compass Records CD 4349)

The Promise of Spring
from Alison Brown Quartet: "A Winter's Eve" (Compass Records CD 4349)

”

“Jimmy Cliff's "Anthology" I'm really loving the song "hurricane Hattie" right now.”

“Southern Culture on the Skids' song "Camel Walk." Whee!”

“
Music Americana Playlist for March 13, 2010

Welcome the Traveler Home
River Gonna Carry Me Home
from John McCutcheon & Tom Chapin: "Doing Our Job" (Rounder Records CD 0411)

Stumblin' Through
The Road to Kingdom Come
from Pat Donohue: "Back Roads" (Bluesky Records CD)

Little Birds
Careless Love
from Blue Rose: "Blue Rose" (Sugar Hill CD 3768)

Jake's Revenge
Herbert the Rabbit
from Glenn Lawson: "The Human Condition" (Mountain Music Machine CD 8063)

Pennsylvania
The Farm
from Anne Hills: "Points of View" (Appleseed Recordings CD 1119)

Caledonia
Sally Gardens
from Alex Beaton: "Beaton's Personal Favorites" (Glenfinnan Music CD 121)

Pilgrim
Sing Me the Old Songs
from Arranmore: "It All Begins with a Song" (CS Records CD 0203)

Monkey Fingers
from Glenn Lawson: "The Human Condition" (Mountain Music Machine CD 8063)


”

“Hi, my name is Nigal and I love Hindi and Bangra music.

Namaste!”

“Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Romance from Concerto for piano and orchestra No.20 in D minor KV 466”

“Buddy Guy - Sweet Tea”

“Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Symphony No.4 in A major Op.90 "Italian"”

“Beta Band -- 3 EPs”

“Franz Schubert
Overture to the muscial comedy "The Friends of Salamanca"”

“lullabies to paralyze”

“White Stripes - White Blood Cells. One of my top ten albums, I think”

“that was the first white stripes cd i ever heard. then "elephant" came out, and blew white blood cells out of the water. theres also an alternate version of hotel yorba. it's a b-side. it is outstanding”

“nothing against Elephant, but WBC still rocks my pants off a little bit more.

I haven't heard the alternate Hotel Yorba... gonna do some looking as soon as I get home

Crash, have you seen them in concert? I hear it's pretty insane”

“ive been to 3 shows. the first time i heard ball and biscuit was the first stripes show i went to. very small, intimate theater. i had to pick my jaw off of the floor. covers are staples of their shows. dolly partons jolene, loretta lynns rated x, and son houses death letter are all showstoppers


crash bang posting on attilas computer”

“not bad - I missed a coulpe chances to see them out here. Pretty bummed about that

I'm not sure if I'd call it the "best," but the most fun show I've ever been to was the Flaming Lips... freaking crazy”

“ive heard that about them”

“Funny how itunes shuffle sticks with a theme some days. Today is mostly country and bluegrass, with occasional other things to mix it up. The last several songs were in this order:

Johnny Cash's version of "Fulsome Prison Blues"
followed by
"Big Rock Candy Mtn." from the "O Brother" soundtrack, then
Merle Haggard's version of "Fulsome Prison Blues"
then
Johnny Cash's "One Piece at a Time."

Kind of cool.”

“yeah, iTunes' shuffle isn't very shuffled at all. I have some 80,000 songs on my iTunes at home and I'll still often get two songs from the same album playing one or two songs apart. I know statistically that's just as probable as any other song, but come on now....”

“Your Saving Grace & Space Cowboy (Steve Miller songs) with a Sea Foam Green Telecaster.

Steve borrowed that lick(Space Cowboy) from Bo Diddley.”