Daniel, Esq.
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it's taken me a looooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnggggggggg time to warm to freedom. finally catching my attention.
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this wily kataso song -- with the tv on the radio guys -- is hypnotic and good.
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oh, want this.
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wow, yeah. i don't want to even look at those pages any more, much less contribute to them (but, masochist that i am, i probably will). and one "disgruntled poster" stands out among the rest. -
that lady needs to wake up. her situation looks ... not good.
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near-perfect dance-pop. -
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funny you say that, since most times, lawyers are the good guys.in Well that may be the end of eMu for me. Comment by Daniel, Esq. November 2011
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right now i am listening to the players that might shake-loose in the amnesty-cuts soon to come in the NBA.
miami heat, meet rashad lewis (and -- hoping against hope -- steve nash?). -
only two singles i'm aware of, but this guy who records under the name storm-queen is killer.
storm queen -- it goes on
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i'd love to write something.(n.1) and i probably have some time soon (lately it's been working on work, and working on my daughter's middle-school applications).
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haha, understood. now listening to this, which i've neglected, and is a great guitar album.
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here i have to (respectfully) disagree, especially as i start giving thought to my favorites from 2011.wow, i just checked this thread and realized how much i'd missed (and how much work you've put into this). well-done!
i'm gonna grab a cub of coffee and go through it all. really impressed by this, btw.haha, that's my definition, too! except sometimes she will "rock-out," just not to the noisier stuff.
in that regard: our 10 year-old daughter's Thanksgiving playlist consisted of blondie; the dum dum girls; dj zinc featuring miss dynami…omg yes! great miles davis record, and i'm someone who generally prefers his experimental electric stuff.
and btw, some people might try to demean the album by saying it's an "easy listening" disc. it isn't!btw, everyone's been praising it, but you have to take all that -- and, frankly, all reviews of freshly-released music -- with a grain of salt. truthfully i look to emusic's reviews and editorial pieces as my primary recommendation engine (and that…(Quote)
sorry, jonah, just saw this. i've listened to it twice now. it's very good. some people whose opinions i respect (e.g., producer ewan pearson) praise the second song -- lake tahoe -- but i prefer the middle stretch of the…obv., there isn't really a "perfect pop song." but this one -- from 2010 -- comes pretty close for me.in What is the perfect pop song? Comment by Daniel, Esq. November 2011
i'd guess the former. there have been 400K subscribers for a few years now. how many contribute to the boards? even if you assume they represent others, and even if you include comments made on other sites -- e.g., twitter and facebook -- it's st…(Quote)
yeah, i bet we'll see a lot of labels and artists abandon spotify. the service only makes sense if you believe that it's converting illegal-downloaders into legal music-listeners (so the labels and artists get something, in…
blowing my mind today.appropos of nothing, i guess, but godfather's pizza is the worst.(and then resell it to herman cain's campaign for millions.)i like this general idea.
btw, this -- ""soundsgood.com" is available for $50,000" -- is outrageous. i could buy 999.com for, like, $500.00.
rockin' my world now.good grief that .89 price-tag on the 2005 titanic recording at amazon. it depresses me! music that good shouldn't be so cheap.so, i've found more use for this service, at least in its present form. in that regard, two playlists:
noir-ish 50s -- 60s pop/rock
