Mark Blevis

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   Hi Mark,

   I’m listening to: Old Man – Neil Young Live at Massey Hall 1971; Nowhere to Go But Up – Skydiggers and the Cash Brothers; Strung Out In Saskatoon – Crush; Harbour LeCou – Great Big Sea; Janie’s Got A Gun – Aerosmith; American Psycho – Treble Charger; Talk To Ya Later – The Tubes.

   Comment by Terry Fallis — May 30, 2007 @ 11:51 pm

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   Terry`s been listening to the same songs since I`ve known him. I promise that my list will have tunes from this year, this decade, this century.

   Comment by David Jones — May 31, 2007 @ 7:29 am

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   Spur 58
   All We Can Say
   (yes, this is Christian pop, yes, I am an atheist, no, I can’t explain my fascination either)

   Richard Shindell
   Wisteria
   (the lovely story of coming back to see a house he once owned)

   Passion
   Farewell Letter
   (Broadway musical. Don’t tell anybody.)

   Kurt Elling
   Leaving Again / The The Wee Small Hours
   (jazz)

   Porter Block
   Down Down Down
   (I’m convinced the songwriter grew up in the same California neighbourhood I did. Because…yeah. It’s like that there.)

   Mussorgsky
   Sempre moderato pesante
   (classical)

   The Majestic Twelve
   Condoleezza, Check My Posse
   (they made a round – like when you have 3 people singing “Row Row Row Your Boat” – using evil people’s names, which WORKS, except then you find yourself walking down the sidewalk singing “Ann Coulter / Ann Coulter / Rush Limbaugh” and people are afraid of you)

   Also: there are no Muppet songs on my list. (At our house, vampires and zombies are de rigeur, Muppets are shunned as evil entities by the junior member of the household.) If there were a Muppet song, however, it would be: “I’m Going to Go Back There Someday”.

   Comment by Sage Tyrtle — May 31, 2007 @ 10:43 am

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