What song are you listening to right now?

wha? savage! you're lucky that last bit saved you.

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wait i'm not done with you yet. how could you not like punchdrunk lovesick singalong. its so good. of course you are entitled to your opinion.

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I thank you, enough said.

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yeah yeah.

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Oh Happy Day - Ladysmith Black Mambazo (v strange version), Elvis Presley (damned weird), and BeBe Wayans with Luther Vandross (a bit funkier than I like it, but it's okay).

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Hey Byron, did you get Paranoid Android? You should, if you haven't.

And Exit Music (For a Film), too. Both damn good songs.

Note: it is hard to type with an acoustic guitar in your lap. It's a fact.

I also disagree with fixxy. While I haven't actually listened to Dark Side in well over a year, I still find that spine-tingling sensation when I do hear a song, either on the radio or at a freind's. The Wall, tho, is an entirely different matter.

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Shane G.,

I tried to download all those recommended tracks, but for the two you mentioned, I was never successful...until this morning.

So I am currently listening to Exit Music (For a Film) and hope Paranoid Android download completes before I go to bed.

Incidentally, while waiting for the above two, I grabbed their version of WYWH and was I pleasantly surprised? I was NOT!

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Do you like Exit Music?

And that's not even Radiohead doing WYWH - it's a band called Sparklehorse, featuring Thom Yorke (who's the singer for Radiohead, if you didn't know) doing the vocals. I've never heard that cover, but allegedly, Thom recorded the vocals over the phone from his hotel room. I do wonder how it sounds.

BTW, what is the time difference between the east coast of the U.S. and Britain? Just curious.

On first hearing Exit Music... wasn't all that inspiring, but let me get better acquainted before I eventually tell you I hate it.

Paranoid Android has 8 minutes left to complete.

Over the phone, eh? I only have one word for it: APALLING!

East coast, USA << -5 hours >> London (GMT - where "time" began, apparently)

West coast: -8 hours

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He's right, you know.

And it does sound awful.

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O mama! I much prefer PA at first hearing than EM (FaF)

It's much more engaging and interesting then the latter.

Am beginning to detect a familiar sound and am already a bit bored of the singer's (Thom's) caterwalling, but I seek solace in the fact he sings better than Roger. :o

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PARANOID ANDROID!!

Yeah, it's a cool song.

And I really can't understand how you can like How To Disappear Completely, and not like Exit Music. They sound the same, somewhat.

I've never heard that cover of WYWH. I suppose I will download it one day.

So, it's 3:30 AM over in Britain? God, that's late. It's only 10:30 PM here.

I haven't said I hated Exit Music ... yet.

And perhaps its very similarity to How to Disappear... is why I don't find it as engaging; too samey.

Actually, it's VERY early in Blighty, at 03:49 (Europe tends to use the 24-hour clock).

Night night, all.

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