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Posted by Lost Canine on 09-02-2002 at18:59:

  An Eclectic List

I was doing a word search and came across a website where a person lists his favorite artists as:

"Musical Groups I Like Ben Folds Five
They Might Be Giants
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Spice Girls
Weird Al Yankovic
Bangles
Save Ferris
B-52's
Go-Go's
Terry S. Taylor
Sex Pistols"

I thought that this was an interesting list.
LK-9

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Posted by Gamgee on 09-02-2002 at20:02:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Lost Canine Spice Girls

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Posted by Mark on 09-02-2002 at20:06:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Gamgee quote: Originally posted by Lost Canine Spice Girls

The worst of the list.

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Posted by BigDork on 09-02-2002 at20:11:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Gamgee quote: Originally posted by Lost Canine Spice Girls

tell me what you want


what you really really want

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Posted by Mark on 09-02-2002 at20:22:

 

To not have to hear them

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Posted by Andrew on 09-02-2002 at21:08:

 

quote:

Originally posted by BigDork quote: Originally posted by Gamgee quote: Originally posted by Lost Canine Spice Girls tell me what you want what you really really want

I want A NEW CAR!

A red convertable with mag wheels and tinted glass

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Posted by Andrew on 09-02-2002 at21:10:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Andrew quote: Originally posted by BigDork tell me what you want what you really really want I want A NEW CAR! A red convertable with mag wheels and tinted glass

Y'know as much as I hate replying to myself (although I do find the conversation so uplifting)... a thought just occured to me.

If this whole name-it-and-claim-it prosperity doctrine were valid...

Can you imagine just how many cars Uncle Terry would own by now?

We should all have a few as well...

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Posted by Mark on 09-03-2002 at08:15:

 

I know what I want. I know what I need.

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Posted by Gamgee on 09-03-2002 at10:26:

 

How could anyone intelligent enough to like Terry also be dumb enough to like the Spice Girls? It's a paradox!

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Posted by Mark on 09-03-2002 at10:59:

 

How could that be?

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Posted by Kaf-N-8ed on 09-03-2002 at11:16:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Lost Canine I was doing a word search and came across a website where a person lists his favorite artists as: "Musical Groups I Like Ben Folds Five They Might Be Giants Squirrel Nut Zippers Spice Girls Weird Al Yankovic Bangles Save Ferris B-52's Go-Go's Terry S. Taylor Sex Pistols" I thought that this was an interesting list. LK-9

It make sense to me.

I'm listing to a auto-scrambled list of songs on my Real Audio player that has the following lineup:

Daniel Amos / Swirling Eddies / TST (about 7 different discs)
The Beatles (2 discs)
The Monkeys (1 disc)
Bob Dylan (2 discs)
Elvis (1 disc)
{Can you tell I like "oldies"?}
Wilco (1 and 1/2 disc)
and a misc assortment of the following groups:
b52s
Johny Cash
Pat Boone
Sam Sham and the Pharoahs
UB40
Barenaked Ladies
Queen
RollingStone
Pink Floyd
John Cougar M
Roy Orbison
Cheap Trick



Cheers!
Gus

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Posted by Lucy on 09-03-2002 at13:18:

  hmmm

I have a lot of different stuff on my itunes at work.
just a few

Chopin
Jesus Christ Superstar
Adam Again
indigo girls
DA
Weezer
Twisted Sister
Sex Pistols
Beatles
Beck
Bella Fleck
Black Sabbath
The Greatfull dead
Bob Dylan
Chet Atkins
Frank Zappa
Glass Harp
The Stoodges
Iris Demente

I think you ge a picture that I'm sort of eclectic
Lucy

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Posted by Joey T. on 09-03-2002 at13:49:

 

mine....

Daniel Amos/ Swirling Eddies
Pink Floyd
Eminem
Tool
Alicia Keyes
Metallica
Keith Green
Nine Inch Nails
Sam Kinison
Adam Again
Prince
Dr. Dre
Veggie Tales
Led Zeppelin
U2
Judas Priest
Mike Knott/LSU

call me crazy....

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Posted by BigDork on 09-03-2002 at15:49:

 




Imaginarium

Avocado Faultline

Zoom Daddy

Doppelganger

Bibleland



I guess I'm not as eclectic as the rest of you

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Posted by brdhsnyrsoul on 09-03-2002 at16:13:

 

Mine....

Bob Geldof - Deep in the Heart of Nowhere
Emmylou Harris - The Wrecking Ball
DA - Alarma Chronicles
Kate Bush - Best of...
Luba - Between the Earth and Sky
Alphaville - Salvation
Jeff Johnson - Great Romantics