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Listening to a soundtrack CD I made several years ago.  It's really good!  It's got the themes to Superman, Batman '89, Willow, Back to the Future, the finale and end credits for Signs, Jurassic Park, and The Hunt for Red October.  It's a really good CD so far, and it's like I'm rediscovering it.  We'll see what else it has.

Hells Bells - by The Dandy Warhols.

The Day We Burned My Mother's Things - Dame Edna Everage.

http://soundcloud.com/doctordude/ke-ha-vs-the-beatles-tik-tok-together-a-doctordude-mashup

Beatles/Ke$ha remix. Pretty cool until Ke$ha starts singing.

The entire album of Blunderbuss, by Jack White. Good stuff.

"Zombie" by The Cranberries.

Magic Dance : Kelley Polar

Faith No More : Epic

as this just played on in the back-ground now whilst browsing.

"Sex Type Thing" by the Stone Temple Pilots.

"Sin" by the Stone Temple Pilots.

Yes, I am obsessed with them at the moment, thank you very much.

Been extremely stoked about the new Mumford & Sons album. Doesn't come out here in the States until the 25, but it came out in other parts of the world today, so naturally... I got my hands on it (still be buying it next week, just didn't want to wait any longer to listen to it.

A few of the tracks had already been released at various times over the last several months. The song Holland Road (Home) I found particularly gorgeous and totally fell in love with it. Couldn't wait to listen to it in higher quality than a lousy youtube ripped mp3 file. However, I was very disappointed to find that the album version, while keeping the same title, is entirely unrecognizable. I think the only lyric that is unchanged is the line "Holland Road". The music is mostly different too.

Makes me sad.

Still, brilliant album. Having worn out Sigh No More since first hearing it, it is nice to hear more of them.

L.A. Woman

In a stolen car, heading west.

Trip like I do - The Crystal Method [Not the version they did with Filter..]

I refuse to post in a thread started by a dude with a MLP avatar.

Scotch Rhapsody'
 
'Do not take a bath in Jordan,Gordon,On the holy Sabbath, on the peaceful day!'Said the huntsman, playing on his old bagpipe,Boring to death the pheasant and the snipe — Boring the ptarmigan and grouse for fun — Boring them worse than a nine-bore gun.Till the flaxen leaves where the prunes are ripe,Heard the tartan wind a-droning in the pipe,And they heard Macpherson say:'Where do the waves go? What hotelsHide their bustles and their gay ombrelles?And would there be room? — Would there be
room? Would 
there be room for me?There is a hotel at OstendCold as the wind, without an end,Haunted by ghostly poor relationsOf Bostonian conversations(Like bagpipes rotting through the walls.)And there the pearl-ropes fall like shawlsWith a noise like marine waterfalls.And 'Another little drink wouldn't do us any harm'Pierces through the Sabbatical calm.And
that 
is the place for me!So do not take a bath in Jordan, Gordon,On the holy Sabbath, on the peaceful day — Or you'll never go to heaven, Gordon Macpherson,And speaking purely as a private personThat is the place — 
that 
is the place — that is the place for me!
 
 — Dame Edith Sitwell (1887–1964

Scotch Rhapsody

Do not take a bath in Jordan, Gordon,
On the holy Sabbath, on the peaceful day! '
Said the huntsman, playing on his old bagpipe,
Boring to death the pheasant and the snipe —
Boring the ptarmigan and grouse for fun —
Boring them worse than a nine-bore gun.
Till the flaxen leaves where the prunes are ripe,
Heard the tartan wind a-droning in the pipe,
And they heard Macpherson say:
'Where do the waves go? What hotels
Hide their bustles and their gay ombrelles?
And would there be room? —

Would there be room?
Would there be room
for
me?

There is a hotel at Ostend
Cold as the wind, without an end,
Haunted by ghostly poor relations
Of Bostonian conversations
(Like bagpipes rotting through the walls.)
And there the pearl-ropes fall like shawls
With a noise like marine waterfalls.
And 'Another little drink wouldn't do us any harm! '
Pierces through the Sabbatical calm.
And that is the place for me!
So do not take a bath in Jordan, Gordon,
On the holy Sabbath, on the peaceful day —
Or you'll never go to heaven, Gordon Macpherson,
And speaking purely as a private person

That is the place
— that is the place
— that is the
place
for
me!
 
Dame Edith Louisa Sitwell

"Mrs. Robinson" by Simon and Garfunkel.

Nothin' Song - by Alice In Chains.