It's been a long, long day of committee meetings and classes and various other time-sucks. Time to unwind with a Friday Random Ten.
| Raspberry Beret | Prince |
| Make Your Move | The Delgados |
| Wayward Bob | Bonobo |
| A Town Called Luckey | Rilo Kiley |
| Horses | Patti Smith |
| Crazy Man Michael | Fairport Convention |
| Wicked Game | Chris Isaak |
| Down Slow | Moby |
| Not A Pretty Girl (live) | Ani Difranco with Indigo Girls |
| Shambala | Donovan |
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Heres the last ten on MP3 server. Wifes out, watching baseball drinkin some bourbon.
Dr. Lonnie Smith - Charlie Brown
Z*Bonics - Apache Indian War Dance
Medeski Martin and Wood - New Planet
Lou Donaldson - Hamp's Hump
Miles Davis - Spanish Key
Greyboy Allstars - Reasons
Rolling Stones - Monkey Man
John Scofield - Chank
Bill Withers - Use Me
Casandra Wilson - Run the Voodoo Down
James Brown - Think
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Architecture in Helsinki - In Case We Die (Parts 1-4)
Neutral Milk Hotel - You've Passed
Great Big Sea - Goin' Up
M. Ward - Flaming Heart
Violent Femmes - Dahmer is Dead
Seu Jorge - Life on Mars?
They Might Be Giants - Ana Ng
Tapes 'n Tapes - The Illiad
Los Lobos - Wicked Rain
Letters to Cleo - Disappear
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Bottom - Tool
Gateway - Yoko Kanno
Expander - Future Sound of London
Bravery - L'Arc En Ciel
Born Too Slow - The Crystal Method
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9. Rising Minimal - Dictaphone(Domino 06: A Snapshot From the 2006 Domino Ten-Day) 10. Divertimento for violin, No 3 (1955) - Giacinto Scelsi (Chamber music for strings (Solo, Duo & Trio))
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It must be nice to have cohesive tastes that coexist peacefully on the same hard drive.
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8. "I predict that a certain country in Europe, which has already known violence in its streets, will be revisited by trouble" - Maurice Woodruff (Know What Will Happen Tomorrow!)
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10. Tubby the Tuba, side 4 - Victor Jory
A bit heavy on the tropics, and no jazz, country, or Italian soundtracks. Ah, well.
Don't have one of those new-fangled iPod thingies, but I have to say that "Liege and Leaf" is probably my favorite of the classic Fairport Convention albums. "Tam Lin" rulez!!