Since we haven't done this for a while: What music are you listening to? [EDIT]
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Ok, War is declared :-D When you are in this kind of old french songs, I would also suggest Sylvie Vartan, "Love is like a cigarette". Or Gainsbourg, "God is a havana smoker" ;P
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War? Bob Marley's or Bruce Springtseen's? Or would that be Frankie Goes to Hollywood? KaЯl wrote: Love is like a cigarette"... "God is a havana smoker" Ouch it hurts! But surely you can do better than that!!! Maybe some forgotten Mireille Mathieu all time classics? ;P
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Jeremy Davis wrote: BBC Radio2[^] I take it, that listening to BBC stuff still requires RealPlayer? The only time that will get installed on my machine again, is over my dead body! Michael Look at what's happened to me-, I can't believe it myself. Suddenly I'm up on top of the world, It should've been somebody else. - The Greatest American Hero (1981)
Michael P Butler wrote: The only time that will get installed on my machine again, is over my dead body! I agree with that sentiment. RealPlayer is an awful application. It just does everything in the most irritating way possible. --Colin Mackay--
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van Padoea wrote: Is this part of a bet or do you really like this? Why do you ask? Do you not like it? Actually, in 1999/2000 I tried to learn Dutch because I was working in the Netherlands a lot (mostly in Leeuwarden, but also in Rotterdam [and also in Mechelen in Belgium which is a Dutch speaking area]) and I got some CDs of Dutch music to listen to to better aclimatise my ear to the sound of the language. The music was slightly haphazardly chosen but the fact that the voices are quite clear was also a factor. (I also have Nieuw Nederlands Peil 8 but I can't hear the words so I don't listen to it that often). Your question implied that the music was not the best available. Do you have any suggestions of other Dutch music? Met vriendelijke groeten, Colin. --Colin Mackay--
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What music are you currently listening to (or recently have listened to) I'll start it rolling: Currently, The Darkness, Permission to Land (who will be the new Queen if they last for another 30 years :-)) Plus Radiohead's Hail to the Thief is still getting listened to fairly often [EDIT] The suggestion of listening to the radio made me recall that Triple J Australia are worth listening to - thanks guys :-) [/EDIT] -- Ian Darling "The moral of the story is that with a contrived example, you can prove anything." - Joel Spolsky
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Up until recently - "Yes", however you can now select RealPlayer or MediaPlayer.
I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe Jerry Davis http://www.astad.org
http://www.jvf.co.ukGot a link? As far as I can see, Radio 2 is still RealPlayer only. 1Xtra, BBC 7 and World Service have been converted (they also appear in Windows Media Player's Radio Tuner list).
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I take my music very seriously and I love all that's obscure and cutting edge and fresh in the electronic music scene... So all yer Progressive House Underground Garage - and I don't mean Craig David New Jazz Funky Soul Drill n' Bass 2-step Ambient Rap - but not all that commercial rubbish and Drum n' Bass at this very moment I think everbody in the whole world should music from... Landslide feat. alison crockett - It's not over (original) Erik Truffaz Mad-Lib Schoolz of Though Jazzanova Cinematic Orchestra Solid Groove - Show Me Sumin LTJ Bukem ...in fact the whole world would do well to listen to the gilles peterson show weekly Clickety[^] :) Joel Holdsworth
Joel Holdsworth wrote: Cinematic Orchestra :cool: BW CP Member Homepages
"...take what you need and leave the rest..."
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War? Bob Marley's or Bruce Springtseen's? Or would that be Frankie Goes to Hollywood? KaЯl wrote: Love is like a cigarette"... "God is a havana smoker" Ouch it hurts! But surely you can do better than that!!! Maybe some forgotten Mireille Mathieu all time classics? ;P
BadJerry wrote: War? Bob Marley's or Bruce Springtseen's? Or would that be Frankie Goes to Hollywood? U2's, of course, 1983 :) BadJerry wrote: But surely you can do better than that!!! Maybe some forgotten Mireille Mathieu all time classics? What about Thiéfaine, "113éme cigarette sans dormir", or Higelin's "Cigarette"? :)
Le temps se perd, "Si" n'existe pas Tous les remords n'y changeront rien Le temps se perd, "Si" n'existe pas Donc à présent le choix reste mien
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Got a link? As far as I can see, Radio 2 is still RealPlayer only. 1Xtra, BBC 7 and World Service have been converted (they also appear in Windows Media Player's Radio Tuner list).
Mike Dimmick wrote: Got a link? As far as I can see, Radio 2 is still RealPlayer only. 1Xtra, BBC 7 and World Service have been converted (they also appear in Windows Media Player's Radio Tuner list). OK I was wrong, sorry! :doh: I was thinking of BBC6 with which I use MediaPlayer
I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe Jerry Davis http://www.astad.org
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La Mano Negra[^] God bless Rock n' Roll :)
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Red Hot Chili Pepppers Limp Bizkit Ö3 (radio sender in austria)
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What music are you currently listening to (or recently have listened to) I'll start it rolling: Currently, The Darkness, Permission to Land (who will be the new Queen if they last for another 30 years :-)) Plus Radiohead's Hail to the Thief is still getting listened to fairly often [EDIT] The suggestion of listening to the radio made me recall that Triple J Australia are worth listening to - thanks guys :-) [/EDIT] -- Ian Darling "The moral of the story is that with a contrived example, you can prove anything." - Joel Spolsky
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Playing right now: Anthrax - Black Lodge. Playlist is set on shuffle. -- You're entertaining at least.
Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: Anthrax - Black Lodge Sweet. That whole album rocks! :cool: Have you listened to the new one yet? "We've come for you all" Awesome! BW CP Member Homepages
"...take what you need and leave the rest..."
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Billy Cobham - Spectrum Deep Purple - Made in Japan (oh, Speed King is really something :cool:)
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Ah! Relief! :) Mala Vida is one of my favourite tracks ever btw very strange behaviour here; it seems I picked up your local settings, my keyboard is pretending to be azerty... bug?
BadJerry wrote: Mala Vida Also on my top 10 ever. A pure moment of energy! BadJerry wrote: my keyboard is pretending to be azerty Perhaps a Windows functionality? Sometimes I've got the opposite problem, keyboard turning to QWERTY. I generally solve this thanks to the Settings/Keyboard Properties, on the "Input Locales" tab.
Le temps se perd, "Si" n'existe pas Tous les remords n'y changeront rien Le temps se perd, "Si" n'existe pas Donc à présent le choix reste mien
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What music are you currently listening to (or recently have listened to) I'll start it rolling: Currently, The Darkness, Permission to Land (who will be the new Queen if they last for another 30 years :-)) Plus Radiohead's Hail to the Thief is still getting listened to fairly often [EDIT] The suggestion of listening to the radio made me recall that Triple J Australia are worth listening to - thanks guys :-) [/EDIT] -- Ian Darling "The moral of the story is that with a contrived example, you can prove anything." - Joel Spolsky
Today I'm onto Electronica: Delerium Enigma MIDIVal PunditZ Karsh Kale Groove Armada Dzihan & Kamien DJ Cam David Holmes Amon Tobin Robert Miles ... BW CP Member Homepages
"...take what you need and leave the rest..."
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote: Do you have any suggestions of other Dutch music? The only one I know: The Nits
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Jeremy Davis wrote: BBC Radio2[^] I take it, that listening to BBC stuff still requires RealPlayer? The only time that will get installed on my machine again, is over my dead body! Michael Look at what's happened to me-, I can't believe it myself. Suddenly I'm up on top of the world, It should've been somebody else. - The Greatest American Hero (1981)
Michael P Butler wrote: The only time that will get installed on my machine again, is over my dead body 100% agreed! Since the version 8, RealPlayer is a big crap.
Le temps se perd, "Si" n'existe pas Tous les remords n'y changeront rien Le temps se perd, "Si" n'existe pas Donc à présent le choix reste mien
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van Padoea wrote: Is this part of a bet or do you really like this? Why do you ask? Do you not like it? Actually, in 1999/2000 I tried to learn Dutch because I was working in the Netherlands a lot (mostly in Leeuwarden, but also in Rotterdam [and also in Mechelen in Belgium which is a Dutch speaking area]) and I got some CDs of Dutch music to listen to to better aclimatise my ear to the sound of the language. The music was slightly haphazardly chosen but the fact that the voices are quite clear was also a factor. (I also have Nieuw Nederlands Peil 8 but I can't hear the words so I don't listen to it that often). Your question implied that the music was not the best available. Do you have any suggestions of other Dutch music? Met vriendelijke groeten, Colin. --Colin Mackay--
Colin Angus Mackay wrote: Why do you ask? Do you not like it? I just didn't expect that a non native dutch speaker would listen to dutch spoken music. I myself don't really like dutch spoken music but that's becauce most of it isn't my genre. I'm more into SKA, rockabilly, psychobilly, old school Hip Hop. Colin Angus Mackay wrote: Your question implied that the music was not the best available. Do you have any suggestions of other Dutch music? Hmmm... FRANS "Heb je even voormij" BAUER is hot right now but be warned!!! X| If you're into Hip Hop, Osdorp Posse is ok. Blof is nice. I think nieuw Nederlands peil is the best you can get! Cheers, Arjan
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What kind of music is Ö3 playing? :confused:
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mostly pop and rock but also other kind of musik like oldies (60s-80s, some are really great) and on friday night also techno (i hate this) but it's the best radio station in austria
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It is them indeed! The album I really know is "In the Dutch mountains"... obviously a clear sign of humour! They sang in English on that one... I used to listen to them in the late eighties but I think they are still going. No idea about the clarity of the lyrics in Dutch though!