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"I Love Rock N Roll" by Hayseed Dixie from their album "A Hillbilly Tribute To Mountain Love"
Good stuff. They also have a tribute album to AC/DC and another that features a lot of eighties metal covers.
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I'm listening to a song called Blackheart, by a relatively unknown Canadian band called Cuff the Duke. They opened for Canada's best folk-rock artist (Hayden) in Edmonton on Saturday, and I was lucky enough to be at the show.
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Rob Thomas - This Is How A Heart Breaks. It's on the radio, which I have running in the background. I need some background noise with the lack of TV at the moment.
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Mambo De Chocobo from the Final Fantasy V/VI soundtrack that came in the case when they republised both games together on the Playstation as FF: Anthology. You can watch a shockwave based parody of the song with lyrics here: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view.php?id=58184 My version has nicer instruments and no lyrics.
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If traded it all, if I gave it all away for one thing, just for one thing, wouldn't that be something?
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"Picture Puzzle" by Kate Wolf-- the studio version on Lines on the Paper, not the live version. (I actually like the studio version better on this one, although I usually love live versions. What can I say, I'm a sucker for a good banjo solo.)
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"Ozone Baby" by Led Zeppelin. I've been listening to "Over the Rainbow/Wonderful World" by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole a lot lately. A song that was listened to by my favorite author while he wrote my favorite book. I can see how it inspired him so.
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Some very weird version of "Once, Twice, Three Times a Lady" that I recorded of the radio back in the late 80's.
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Snowman: I dislike that version, actually. The Alesion (SP?) Gibson version seems more innocent, fitting.
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quote:Originally posted by Carrie: "Hebrides (Fingal's Cave) Overture," Mendelssohn.
Wow, I just finished that one myself. Right now it's "Dance Cadaverous" from Wayne Shorter's Speak No Evil.
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Me and Bobbie McGee by Janis Joplin. Saw an excellent play last night based on her songs and letters she wrote home to her family called Love, Janis.
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