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Black Sheep of the CD Collection?
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This album is superb!!! Why do you consider a 'black sheep' in your collection?
the REAL dingo
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I've got a **** load of Seattle influenced "grunge" music from the early 90s. Soundgarden, Mudhoney, Alice in Chains, Nirvana...
Then there's the hiphop phase i'm sorta going through now...
In amongst those is the Twin Peaks soundtrack, looks alittle odd, but still gets a play from time to time... dark, chill music, with good visuals from a mute TV it sets the mood... anyone got it?
Then there's the hiphop phase i'm sorta going through now...
In amongst those is the Twin Peaks soundtrack, looks alittle odd, but still gets a play from time to time... dark, chill music, with good visuals from a mute TV it sets the mood... anyone got it?
the REAL dingo
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any good?
I looked at it about 3-4 years ago when it first came out, but didn't have the cash at the time, time went by and i kinda forgot about it...
There's a track on that album called "Straight To Hell" ... one of the most moving things I've ever heard. I cry every time I hear it.
If you consider that album a "black sheep", then I guess you'd see my CD collection as a whole bloody sheep station.
Anton Grbac
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Anyone remember Boston?
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I have more than a feeling that I do.Originally posted by Wally
Anyone remember Boston?
Amongst all my geetar music I have De La Soul Is Dead. Only rap CD I own. Another black sheep CD I have which I love is The Shirley Bassey Collection.
Only because it's the only one of it's genre, in a collection made up of mainly hard rock & metal.
Checking your profile I had a feeling this was the case.Combat Rock is a lot of things but hard rock or metal it is not.
Soundtrack (by Michael Nyman) to "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover" ...
As my CD collection resembles alphabetical order, "The Cook, The Thief ..." actually sits in between "Come The Rubber Pig" & "Cosmic Psychos" !!!
As my CD collection resembles alphabetical order, "The Cook, The Thief ..." actually sits in between "Come The Rubber Pig" & "Cosmic Psychos" !!!
Coxon - I'd be proud to own Morris Minor & The Majors. I have an old taped-from-radio copy of Stutter Rap and am very proud of it!
Damn poxy Audiogalaxy getting neutered before I got around to downloading it.
Damn poxy Audiogalaxy getting neutered before I got around to downloading it.
I got it off WinMX, and when I played it back it was the first time I'd heard it in about 13 years. Funnily enough, I still knew all the words.
Oh Mandy you didn't!
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Shirley Bassey. What a voice. She has one of the most incredible voices in history I reckon, she is excellent.
As for Boston, I own every CD they have released. Fantastic band and "More than A Feeling" is one of my all-time favourite songs.
Dogwatcher
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I've just received my new black sheep.
It's called Travellin' Still....Always Will by Slim Dusty and Anne Kirkpatrick. Received it as part of a work promotion. Scarily, the first bit of listening I've done, I kind of like it.
It's called Travellin' Still....Always Will by Slim Dusty and Anne Kirkpatrick. Received it as part of a work promotion. Scarily, the first bit of listening I've done, I kind of like it.
You've been living in Loxton too long DW.Move back to Adelaide this instant!
doug thomas
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Golden Organ Favourites with such classics as: Tie A Yellow Ribbon and Rivers of Babylon.
Golden Organ Favourites with such classics as: Tie A Yellow Ribbon and Rivers of Babylon.
Geez....I've still got all my old 80s stuff from when I was a wee nipper. Erm, Dire Straits - Brothers in arms leaps to mind, just because my taste in music has changed soooooooo much since.
Oh, and Spandau Ballet - Best of as well.
Oh, and Spandau Ballet - Best of as well.
Can you say that a little louder please ??
I suppose my compilations for The Mixtures or the one for Ray Burgess would be right up there.
happy_in_hell
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I suppose my most 'way out' cd's are the ones from the electronic 90's such as
Ace of Base - the bridge
Aqua - Aquarium
Pet Shop Boys - Bilingual
I also have Weird Al Yankovic - Running with Scissors
They don't fit the aussie/soft rock cd's i mainly have (including GANGgajang!).
Ace of Base - the bridge
Aqua - Aquarium
Pet Shop Boys - Bilingual
I also have Weird Al Yankovic - Running with Scissors
They don't fit the aussie/soft rock cd's i mainly have (including GANGgajang!).
Amongst the pile of punk and new wave classics in my CD collection you will find Skyhooks' entire catalouge on CD! As well as The best of Slade,Gary Glitter and Sweet. In my defence they were my favourites when I was a teenybopper and I haven't managed to let go yet!
