[ViP3RH3LL]

Brazil - Wrapped Around Your Finger (The Police)

[H3X4D3C1M4L]

Satyricon - INRI @ 251BPM

[grog]

The Book of Secrets - Loreena McKennitt

Blending of Celtic folk, world, and new age.

# Audio CD (September 30, 1997)
# Original Release Date: September 30, 1997



1. Prologue
2. The Mummers'
3. Skellig
4. Marco Polo
5. The Highwayman
6. La Serenissima
7. Night Ride Across The Caucasus
8. Dante's Prayer

Greg's pick: Track #2 -- The Mummers'
Greg also likes track #4 -- Marco Polo.

You will be taken away by the shear beauty of this CD looking forward to the ever changing sounds as each song plays.
This CD is simply lovely!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loreena_McKennitt

McKennitt is often compared to Enya, but is more grounded in traditional and classical invocations using literary works as sources of lyrics and springboards for interpretation such as The Lady of Shalott by Lord Tennyson, Prospero's Speech, the final soliloquy in William Shakespeare's The Tempest, Snow by Archibald Lampman, William Blake’s Prospero, intended for a dramatic piece of King Edward the fourth and The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes.

The official site for Loreena McKennitt and her private record label, Quinlan Road.
http://www.quinlanroad.com/

"A good traveller has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving."

Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu's words are a good introduction to the third album in a trilogy of musical travel documents that began with The Visit. Recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World studios in England, The Book Of Secrets was written and researched all over the world, and, following its release in 1997, would go on to sell several million copies around the globe.

The album features a cast of over two dozen musical collaborators, and the eight songs contained therein, including North American hit single “The Mummers’ Dance”, leads the listener on unexpected journeys. Follow the music from ancient Byzantium to a puppet-maker's theatre in Sicily, or from the rocky island of Skellig Michael once inhabited by Irish monks in the Dark Ages to Venice and the journeys of Marco Polo, or from the tragic narrative of “ The Highwayman” to the thunder of hooves across the Caucasus and the echoes of Dante’ s words found, unexpectedly, in a train journey across Siberia.

[pr0digal jenius]

Hot Action Cop - Goin' Down On It

[H3X4D3C1M4L]

Originally Posted by grog

The Book of Secrets - Loreena McKennitt

Blending of Celtic folk, world, and new age.

# Audio CD (September 30, 1997)
# Original Release Date: September 30, 1997



1. Prologue
2. The Mummers'
3. Skellig
4. Marco Polo
5. The Highwayman
6. La Serenissima
7. Night Ride Across The Caucasus
8. Dante's Prayer

Greg's pick: Track #2 -- The Mummers'
Greg also likes track #4 -- Marco Polo.

You will be taken away by the shear beauty of this CD looking forward to the ever changing sounds as each song plays.
This CD is simply lovely!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loreena_McKennitt

McKennitt is often compared to Enya, but is more grounded in traditional and classical invocations using literary works as sources of lyrics and springboards for interpretation such as The Lady of Shalott by Lord Tennyson, Prospero's Speech, the final soliloquy in William Shakespeare's The Tempest, Snow by Archibald Lampman, William Blake’s Prospero, intended for a dramatic piece of King Edward the fourth and The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes.

The official site for Loreena McKennitt and her private record label, Quinlan Road.
http://www.quinlanroad.com/

"A good traveller has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving."

Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu's words are a good introduction to the third album in a trilogy of musical travel documents that began with The Visit. Recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World studios in England, The Book Of Secrets was written and researched all over the world, and, following its release in 1997, would go on to sell several million copies around the globe.

The album features a cast of over two dozen musical collaborators, and the eight songs contained therein, including North American hit single “The Mummers’ Dance”, leads the listener on unexpected journeys. Follow the music from ancient Byzantium to a puppet-maker's theatre in Sicily, or from the rocky island of Skellig Michael once inhabited by Irish monks in the Dark Ages to Venice and the journeys of Marco Polo, or from the tragic narrative of “ The Highwayman” to the thunder of hooves across the Caucasus and the echoes of Dante’ s words found, unexpectedly, in a train journey across Siberia.

Funny enough that's sitting on my table right now

Right now I have on Borknagar - Old Man's Child

Then it just switched to Burzum - Erblicket die Tochter des Firmaments

[Tipstaff]

John Mayer - Waiting for the World to Change (from the CD "Continuum")

Pretty decent CD so far.

[H3X4D3C1M4L]

Kreator - Enemy of god

[Tipstaff]

Mr. Mister - Kyrie

God I miss the 80's.. and God damnit, I can't believe I said that.

[niceguyrichy]

The Earlies - these were The Earlies

'bring it back again' is a touch of class

[Randomletters]

Boyz In Da Hood Ft. T.I. & The Game - Dem Boys (Remix)

[riles9262]

Originally Posted by Tipstaff

John Mayer - Waiting for the World to Change (from the CD "Continuum")

Pretty decent CD so far.

It's a very good cd. I really like the guy besides his horrible song 'daughters'. His live album rules.

david gilmour - murder

[Tipstaff]

Originally Posted by riles9262

It's a very good cd. I really like the guy besides his horrible song 'daughters'. His live album rules.

I love the one he did with Herbie Hancock called Stiched Up. That song was what got me interested in the rest of Johns stuff.

Kardinal Offishall - EGG (Everybodys Gone Ganster)

This is one surprisingly good CD too.

[CDsDontBurn]

Testify by Rage Against The Machine

on a side note, whenever anybody says the phrase "CD" i always think you guys are talking to or about me . i have to go back and re-read, or read your comments carefully .

[dsdsdk]

computer humming.....

[SFOSOK]

Never There - Cake
Comfort Eagle - Cake

[dsdsdk]

SFOSOK, you got two stereos running?

[SFOSOK]

Weird yes, I have my xbox playing it and my headphones for my comp on

I kinda have like a severe music add, so now I have to listen to two different songs at once to get my fix... lol jk though, but not bout the xbox.

[niceguyrichy]

4 None Blonds - What's Up

this is all my gf's fault

[Falstaff]

Rolling Stones....

Their Satanic Majesty's request

[H3X4D3C1M4L]

Hades Almighty - Dream Traveller

[Zelig]

Originally Posted by Falstaff

Rolling Stones....

I saw them live on Saturday.

[Falstaff]

Cult - Sonic Temple

[riles9262]

james blunt - no bravery

[SFOSOK]

Originally Posted by riles9262

james blunt - no bravery

I love his music, but he sounds like such a woman.