Tells us Again About your Swank Tunes

[€uroMeinke]

Originally Posted by Bornieo: Fully Loaded

Where is this used record store located?

Fingerprintz - 2nd Street, Long Beach, our Mini-Amoeba

[BryceCal]

Everybody you have to check this guy out, I first herd this song in Bosnia last New Year's, its a freakin classic, you will laugh your ass off! Its called "In The Disco" and its by Deen, if you want to hear it you can go to dean's website http://www.deenvoice.com/ and click on english then click on In the disco link. Ya its a good time for the whole family!

[Not Afraid]

If you're interested in Ska, I can recommend some 1st wave as well as 2nd wave stuff. I don't know much about the 3rd wave stuff which would include the band that plays at Disneyland-DTD often.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

mmmm ska.

The band NA is referring to is Suburban Legends. They rock.

All the bands I used to listen to are pretty much dead - came and went during the mid-nineties. The Hippos, Save Ferris, Reel Big Fish - their later albums lost the ska sound and became mainstream, but I still love their earlier stuff.

The best though was the random cheap-o ska compilations you'd get at shows. "Hey Brother Can You Spare Some Ska" still gets heavy rotation on my iPod. Good stuff. Once you pick up a comp that works for you you can seek out the bands that are featured on it...

[tracilicious]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

All the bands I used to listen to are pretty much dead - came and went during the mid-nineties. The Hippos, Save Ferris, Reel Big Fish - their later albums lost the ska sound and became mainstream, but I still love their earlier stuff.

Tee hee. Ah, how that takes me back. Ska was at it's peak when I was in high school. Sort of makes me want to skank...

As for music, I rarely buy stuff. I listen to most stuff I like on launchcast. Right now it's permanently set to Sufjan Stevens. Which, conveniently enough plays lots of other artists I like too. I've been wanting the Lost In Translation soundtrack, as I'm unfamiliar with that sort of music, but I love it in the movie. There also doesn't seem to be a Bollywood station on launchcast...

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

The band NA is referring to is Suburban Legends. They rock.

I'm not sure if people here have heard but Dallas Cook was killed a few weeks ago.

Blurb here

[Stan4dSteph]

I'm thinking of checking out that new album from Anoushka Shankar, Rise.

I also am thinking of downloading the whole album from M.I.A off iTunes. She's a Brit/Sri Lankan rapper. I got the free download, Galang, and it rocks. It's actually being used for a car commercial now.

And everyone needs to check out Sinister Dexter!

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

The band NA is referring to is Suburban Legends. They rock.

I'm not sure if people here have heard but Dallas Cook was killed a few weeks ago.

Blurb here

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

• Verve Remixed3 - The third volume in remixing some Verve greats

• Love this one. I play all three way too much. But they're all great.
  

  Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

  Christmas Remixed - Becasue everyone needs a DJ remix X-mas album

I was listening to this one on iTunes the other day. It's very cool. I'll have to get it.

My newest finds are from Teedra Moses. I heard her stuff on the TV show 'Noah's Arc' the other day. Really cool voice. Kind of reminds me of Amel Larrieux.

I have also been scrounging and searching for remixed oldies (like Christmas Remixed) and found an album called "What is Hip". It has a remixed version of 'Midnight at the Oasis' and 'Summer Breeze' that I love.

[Kevy Baby]

I have a ska version of Pachelbel's Canon. Actually played it as a recessional at a wedding.