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Fork handles?! I said Four Candles!

Ronnie Corbett

i hate myself and want to die
--k. cobain

O Ocean, you remind me somewhat of the bluish marks one sees on the battered backs of cabin boys.
— Comte de Lautréamont

Anol seks or poetry it's difficult to choose.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nljTtrXxaU

nothing like buttsecks to completely shut down the rmb.

Cabin boys and buttsecks—you Europeans are something else.

Sabana Santa: The Hans Teeuwen vid was amusing. Is that the Netherlands' answer to Jim Carrey?

hup holland http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SwlqFc8RHA

I just discovered this.

Glad you liked it Nodin, I try to always reveal my sources. The respecting women vid on the page is also interesting.
Mr Carrey and Teeuwen are both one of a kind and incomparable I would say.

A Dutch Jim Carey? I truly am in Hell...

Btw what kind music do you listen here ? I dont listen much of black metal but i listen bands like Meshuggah, Shade Empire, Chaosweaver, Catamenia, Sentenced, Deathchain, Ajattara... I have many others bands on my mind too but those are top

I collect rare rhythm&blues records from the late 50s/60s...REAL Devils music ;-)

Catamenia? Points for obscurity.

Hmm...the top three on my playlists are AC/DC, Aretha Franklin and Vivaldi.

Beeker: I don't care much for contemporary R&B, but dig the old stuff. Turn me on to an oldie I probably don't know—some foreign obscurity.

When it comes to metal, heavy metal is about as harsh as I wanna get. I still occasionally hanker for some of what's on Godsmack's Godsmack album, but listening to more than a few tracks makes me feel kinda mean. I have little use for that mood. I was once heavily into grunge and alternative: Nirvana, Pixies, Soundgarden, etc., but seldom listen to it anymore.

Now that I'm getting older, my tastes run closer to Fred's—except for AC/DC. I like a lot of classic rock and Aretha's awesome. Who's Zoomin' Who is a favorite.

In the end, though, there's only Chris Whitley. I also dig Big Head Todd, Chris Isaak and Geoffrey Oryema. I could probably be satisfied to the end of my days with just Whitley's Living With the Law album, Isaak's Baja Sessions, Todd's Sister Sweetly, Oryema's Beat the Border, Beethoven's Eroica and Chopin's Concerto No.1.

+1 on Sister Sweetly . Awesome album

Nodin try

King Coleman - Down In The Basement
Little Esther - If It's News To You
Danny Owens - Youre a little too late
Don Gardner - My Baby Likes To Boogaloo
Lillian Briggs - Come Here
Mary Johnson - These Tears

Half a dozen to whet your appetite from my playbox ;-)

Beherit, you have a thing for the Finnish scene?

Favourite anthem The Flower of Scotland performed by Ronnie Brown
The Arcade Fire - in particular Funeral
Bach - e.g. Partita #2
Beethoven
Brahms - e.g. Opus 116 no. 2
Faure ' with this symbol on the e
Jack Parow - e.g. Cooler as ekke
And much more I also like to listen to bombastic Spanish music eg. Mercedes Sosa

Beeker, I listened to every one of those—all of it great party or road trip music. I really like Lillian Briggs. Thank you.

I don't know what to make of Jack Parow (is that a play on Jack Sparrow?) or South Africa for embracing redneck chic. Arcade Fire is cool. Another good Canadian band is The New Pornographers.

Is there diversity in Hell or what?

Professor Longhair: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0X9DhApH98

Ive got a couple of Professor Longhair records in my box Nodin but the most played I have is a little known one of his called 'Cuttin Out' which is quite rare

if you like professor longhair you should check out dr. john if you haven't already (esp. gumbo) and maybe the meters too

There is only one band worth listening to...

VONDUR!!!

Hahahaha