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That looks something that should be added to the soundtrack forum. Thanx... Also, you might want to check out some of Ricki Lee Jones stuff at her website, and some early Janis Joplin :)

The Silos Label: Dualtone Music Group This record is both a departure from the purely stripped down trio recordings of late and a return to the richly textured intricacies of albums such as Cuba. Throughout their history the band has been compared to everyone from the Jayhawks and REM to The Replacements and this record shows why. --Salon.com

Heard a cut off this album--this band is interesting. Here's the short Salon.com review: "Pinback Pinback’s Summer in Abaddon may seem like gentle pop music at first encounter, but its brilliance is slowly revealed upon repeated listens. Songs are buoyant and lively at times, melancholy and dark at others, and always resonate with an underlying intensity. Between two musicians, Pinback lays out beautiful melodies that are deceptively complex, layering sounds and instruments upon one another and trading contrasting vocal parts with ease."

Paying His Dues, Thinking Big By ANDREW JACOBS Published: January 25, 2005 Jazz musicians are born to be broke. It is a paradigm that Eric Lewis, a 31-year-old pianist and most recently a member of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, thinks he can change. He may live in a single-room-occupancy hotel near Riverside Park with shared bathrooms, and his bank account may be nearly barren, but Mr. Lewis has a coterie of big-name boosters cheering for his success, among them Lee Iacocca, Jamie Foxx and his former boss and mentor, Wynton Marsalis. After nearly a decade as Lincoln Center's pianist, Mr. Lewis quit last month, saying it was time to find a spotlight of his own... Will he succeed? Read more here: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/25/arts/mus...lewi.html?8hpib

Google and Yahoo Are Extending Search Ability to TV Programs January 25, 2005 By SAUL HANSELL Google and Yahoo are introducing services that will let users search through television programs based on words spoken on the air. The services will look for keywords in the closed captioning information that is encoded in many programs, mainly as an aid to deaf viewers.... "The long-term business model is complicated and will evolve over time," Mr. Rosenberg said. Eventually, Google may offer video programming on its site or direct people to video on other Web sites." http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/25/technolo...5dd41a809705572

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher might want to look over his shoulder - Snoop Dogg is after his job. "My dream is to coach in the NFL, probably for the Steelers," the cornrowed rapper and actor revealed to Lowdown. "Put that out there for me." The 33-year-old ex-Crip gangsta - born Calvin Broadus - doesn't completely lack for on-field experience: He coaches his 10-year-old son, Spanky's, football team http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/sto...0p-234775c.html

Psychoanalyzing the situation, I would say that Clinton wanted to get blown and succeeded. Bush on the other hand likes seeing things blown up. I dont know about you, but there is something sadistic to be said in the latter

At One With You - Mars Lasar "Escape" CD /Real Music)

That one definitely takes the prize! :rotfl:

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Maybe not, but they have gotten better, and the social conscience is in the right place

How about meeeeee???!!! I've always had a fantasy of having one of those limber olympic gymastic babes - can you imagine what they could do to a man? Are they even legal?

Anyone up for creating a Beat King label? :) http://www.sodaclubusa.com/

Western Michigan man learns perils of messing with snow removal January 23, 2005, 2:30 PM SPRINGFIELD, Mich. (AP) -- Recent snowstorms have blown the lid off a little-known prohibition against pushing snow across streets. Just ask one helpful neighbor in western Michigan. http://www.freep.com/news/statewire/sw110509_20050123.htm

They can complain all they want - but this stuff is not going away. Let em try and censor me They didnt succeed then and they wont succeed now or in the future

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Thanx guys. Kiwi, I try to aim high, low and everything inbetween

Repressed sexuality. My guess is that the biggest critics are the biggest hypocrites...

Larry King will be hosting a special this week dedicated to Johnny Carson

Nixon secretary Rose Mary Woods, 87, dies - - - - - - - - - - - - Mark Williams Jan. 23, 2005 | COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Rose Mary Woods, the devoted secretary to President Nixon who admitted to inadvertently erasing part of a crucial Watergate tape, had died. She was 87. *** Any thoughts as to what was on the tape. HR Haldeman in his book said it had to do with the Kennedy Assassination...

I'm against the death penalty. I consider it uncivilized... Welcome to BK, Sylvio

Doesnt look good for the Steelers. But never say never..

You can all your favorites here: http://www.warr.org/fifties.html