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Mary J. Bilge

walkman
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 14, 2003 at 10:15 PM UTC #
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good

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better

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best (The Russian Futurists â?? Let's Get Ready To Crumble) Like the Flaming Lips recording in your closet.
bags
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 15, 2003 at 03:10 AM UTC #
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
Twice Removed and One Chord to Another are my faves, but I don't have Navy Blues or Between the Bridges. Twice Removed is phenomenal.

Kosmo, have you gotten the new album? I haven't yet; wondering how it ranks if you've heard it.

and of the six records they have released i would rank it the lowest…

1. twice removed - brilliant a desert island disc
2. navy blues - chocked full of singles
3. between the bridges - a canadian rock opera
4. smeared - the "next" nirvana
5. one chord to another - a sloppy lets try it again as a band effort
6. pretty together - the first couple tracks are full spot the influence songs, but its pretty forgottenable by the end.
Joymonster
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 15, 2003 at 05:33 PM UTC #
I wish Lovely Light was on this one… or at least a remix to make things interesting. But it's on "Another Mellow Spring".
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 15, 2003 at 05:39 PM UTC #
Originally posted by Moon Mullins:
I wish Lovely Light was on this one… or at least a remix to make things interesting. But it's on "Another Mellow Spring".
Then that soundtrack's loss.
MoogiBoobi
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 18, 2003 at 01:50 AM UTC #
:D
bags
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 19, 2003 at 02:42 AM UTC #
I saw Lost in Translation over two weeks ago (got in to the preview screening – they had passes at DCCD). It is really excellent; I still think about it sometimes. Bill Murray is fantastic, funny but subtle and very nuanced. It's definitely a character piece.
kurosawa-b/w
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 19, 2003 at 10:55 PM UTC #
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This TCTC album is really excellent. Definitely even better than the 1st album (which I also liked). Now if they would only come over here…

And I agree that Lost in Translation is very good. I need to get that soundtrack.
SPARX
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 22, 2003 at 07:37 PM UTC #
Hey Jag,did you make your way through those discs yet?If so,did anything new strike your fancy?
Rhett Miller
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 22, 2003 at 07:41 PM UTC #
Where'd you pull that heist off at?

Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:


This is probably the best 20 cents find ever! Not only that but I also got two other copies of it. [/QB]
kosmo
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 22, 2003 at 08:05 PM UTC #
at the kemp mill going out of business sale at iverson mall (marlow heights, md). all .99 records were 5 for a dollar. i even passed up a couple not realizing the 5 for a dollar special.

when i fell motivated i might post all the stuff i've gotten at the various kemp mill/ willies sales. i got two xtc boxsets at 60% off :D
kosmo
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Re: Mary J. Bilge September 22, 2003 at 08:08 PM UTC #
btw that is a double disc import set with 192 booklet with a virtual who's who of 90's britpop :cool:
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