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 Sloggydog wrote:
 
The Cure - Lullaby

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Song: Dangerous Fun
Artist: Jesse Winchester

Posted 8 months ago by Decoy:
 
Decoy wrote:5->4 I remember the last time this played....not all that awful...but I could go awhile before I hear it again.


Decoy wrote:
4->3 Wasn't quite long enough...


Decoy wrote:
My oh my, this last year has flown by.


Decoy wrote:
OK after 7 years back up to a decent 6. I think hearing it once ever 4 years is my spot.
 
Decoy wrote:
there must have been a dark spot in my life here, as noted above, my perception of this has changed a lot, it's only been 8 months, marked it a 7 now...it's funny how the music never changes, but how we react to it certainly does.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
 
Yeah, but that's the only part that doesn't make sense, right?

 haresfur wrote:
 
Cool comment and I was looking forward to a proto-Zimbra when I googled Dance of Maya (and I did play it at 2x speed too) but it's not what snard says it is.

 haresfur wrote:
 

and:

greensnard1 wrote:

I Zimbra was created around the time fripp and the alien math scale rhythmic discipline thing went public, before this thing crawled into the belew-levin-bruford-fripp crimson - I Zimbra might be the debut of that thing even...perhaps it needed the hive mind of eno/byrne/belew/fripp to rupture itself up. "Larks tonuges" was close, but outside in. This thing breathes inside out, like a cool ivory jacket with it's warm blue veins on the outside. Check out the much earlier "Dance of Maya" ( preferably about 3 times faster for cross-examination ) by Mahavishnu Orchestra ( CGTw/levin&masteleto also bow to it beautifly ) - this is wherethe thing first clawed thru the blood-brain barrier, stretched it's scaly head thru our lovely scabs, sniffed about and decided to come back when we were ready... ( oh yes, the lyrics might be in it's alien language which has no earthly interpretation we humans can bear to comprehend (? ) I Zimbra could be the name of this language, or the Thing's name ( "I Zimbra, you Jane" ) or the coming invasion's name...what do you think?

GolfRomeo wrote:
Flashback to 1985: Utah High Desert. 20 geologists, drunk of their collective asses on 3.2 beer, slam dancing in the dark to this album a boom box. The Sierra Club would have frowned, but screw them.

Song: I Zimbra
Artist: Talking Heads
Album: Fear Of MusicReleased: 1987

The grammar discussion on the BoDeans song is a never-ending source of amusement.

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But this comment about the song itself is pretty awesome.


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 haresfur wrote:
 

There is no shame in that. 

 mattenuttall wrote:
 

Song: Reason to Believe
Artist: Bruce Springsteen

 haresfur wrote:
 

Yeah, she snores.

Steely_D wrote:

I can appreciate all the work that goes into making a song sound like this, but as Eno said about contemporary New Age: "not enough malice."

Song: Orinoco Flow
Artist: Enya
Album: Watermark
Released: 1989


My secret shame, I like Enya, although in my defense, I mostly listen to her when I'm asleep.

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Song: All Down The LineArtist: The Rolling StonesAlbum: Exile On Main Street

 123heyaho! wrote:
 

Song: Where Love Goes
Artist: Mickey Hart

On this song that sounds like Lambchop...


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https://radioparadise.com/player/info/44313/Tindersticks-What_Are_You_Fighting_For

Song: Dead End StreetArtist: The KinksAlbum: Face To Face
read after bill says something about the kinks being on the edge of rock & roll.
Posted 5 months ago by Spuck:
Any new music is created on the back of that which came before. To say old
music is no good for whatever reason misses the point. When I was young,
I had no idea what people saw in Elvis. Not until I was in my 20s did I
"get it". I still don't get Sinatra. Oh, well. I know better than to
say that he sucks just because I don't get him.

The older I get,
the more I can appreciate history and all the influences that have
brought us to today. I don't get a lot of things but I know all it would
take is the correct time, place, people, whatever, to understand and
appreciate.

If you want to only hear what fits in your narrow
view, you should be listening elsewhere. The greatest thing about Radio
Paradise is that you get more than just what you think you want. Bill is
here to broaden your mind, whether you think you like it or not. There
are all kinds of places to hear only what you like and what you know.
Those places are a dime a dozen (to use an old, old phrase). This place
is special. Don't ruin it for those of us who appreciate.

Radio Paradise is a very rare gem.

Posted 1 month ago by Steely_D:

     fishy1 wrote:
          sountrack of my father's car at one time?

Son?

Song: Fly Like an Eagle
Artist: Steve Miller Band
Album: Fly Like An Eagle
Released: 1976

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
 

I didn't think that song had been played here in a long time.  It was funny (and kind of pathetic) how outraged some posters were by Bill playing Bruce Lash tunes - some of the comments were furious.  Oddly, that song played a little while ago on SOMA-FM Secret Agent.