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09-Aug-11 21:27
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simon simon's avatar Rank: gold
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In this week's Elated Extra ( http://www.elated.com/newsletter/ ), I bare all and offer up the tunes on my office stereo right now. From Italian opera to Alan Jackson via Phil Spector, it's a wild ride of total un-coolness.

Important questions remain unanswered: is Alan Jackson proper country, and what's on your stereo when you're working?

Let us know below!

Simon

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10-Aug-11 04:58
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matt matt's avatar Rank: gold
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@simon: Think I've said this someplace before, but music with lyrics is a no-go for me while writing or coding. I just get too distracted by the words! It's perfect for design or marketing work though.

This week I have mostly been listening to: John Coltrane, The Wonderland Project (rather good!), Mika (the next Freddie Mercury?!), Kate Bush (Aerial), Mumford & Sons, and Pink Floyd (DSOTM).

I haven't heard Elbow's latest album, though I still love The Seldom Seen Kid. Will have to check it out. Just listening to Bon Iver on YouTube - good stuff!

Matt

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14-Aug-11 16:06
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I have all my music converted to MP3, OggVorbis or FLAC (from my vinyl, cassette & CD collection) plus a lot of new stuff bought as MP3 on a 1Tb external drive and with Songbird [ http://www.getsongbird.com ] on shuffle I get random tracks covering everything from Al Green to Frank Zappa including Greenday, Black Sabbath, Zeppelin, Pink Floyd (Every album including their solo stuff and I can thoroughly recommend Gilmour's live in Gdansk box set ), ELP and Genesis on the way, oddly enough there is a distinct lack of country music though

[Edited by chrishirst on 14-Aug-11 16:07]

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16-Aug-11 02:25
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matt matt's avatar Rank: gold
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@chrishirst: Songbird's looking really nice now - I haven't checked it out in a while.

I love Zappa! My favourite is Roxy & Elsewhere - simply amazing album.

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18-Aug-11 05:49
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chrishirst chrishirst's avatar Rank: gold
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I'd have to go for "Hot Rats", even if it was only for the simply wonderful "Peaches en Regalia".

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18-Aug-11 05:52
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chrishirst chrishirst's avatar Rank: gold
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And if some of you have no idea who or what we are talking about, here is Peaches en Regalia in all its glory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grmeznspMIc

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23-Aug-11 22:29
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matt matt's avatar Rank: gold
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@chrishirst: Wonderful track

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