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evan1isaac
E. Isaac Price, Durham, NC
Marching to my own beat.
biography
Old enough to have seen the Allman Brothers perform live in 1976, but young enough to still, average, a concert a week.
I believe music can be a conduit for starting discussions between people of different backgrounds; Music breaks down barriers.
I believe music can be a conduit for starting discussions between people of different backgrounds; Music breaks down barriers.
most played
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- Railway Children
- 6,367 plays
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- The Style Council
- 4,296 plays
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- Heaven 17
- 4,193 plays
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- Joe Jackson
- 4,080 plays
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- Ryuichi Sakamoto
- 3,859 plays
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- Maritime
- 3,761 plays
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- Federico Aubele
- 3,506 plays
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- THE STYLE COUNCIL
- 3,020 plays
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- by Seamus Sullivan on 5/26/2009 12:57:43
- See you just hit the big 100,000, congrats and hope you enjoy the next 100K as much.
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- by driver1775 on 1/14/2009 22:55:38
- Had no idea that was released on CD. Thanks!
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- by driver1775 on 1/14/2009 18:29:44
- Hi, I've got that Neil Finn Sessions DVD as well, but how did you get it to display on your Zune Card?
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- by cs188 on 1/7/2009 14:18:59
- Don't know, but I'm hoping for mid-2009!
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- by cs188 on 1/7/2009 12:36:18
- Glad to see someone else who likes Satellite Party to some extent!
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- by D Jammmer on 10/9/2008 23:17:45
- Yeah, I love Rourke too. I was never sure how much of the Smiths bass songwriting was him vs. Marr - but I have to assume it was him. Plus the Moz tracks Rourke played on are great too! WRT Freebass - throw Mani in there too. I didn't get into the Roses the first time around. I just discovered them recently; but he's great too. I couldn't have picked a better 3 for Freebass. But they need to release something.
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- by evan1isaac on 10/9/2008 14:09:05
- Regarding Peter Hook, the only other project I heard he is involved with is the previously mentioned Freebass. I too am excited for that one considering it will include Andy Rourke from the Smiths, one of my all time favorites. For me, my attraction to the Smiths was never about Morrisey, but about Johnny Marr's incredible guitar, and Andy Rourke's counter melody on bass.
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- by evan1isaac on 10/9/2008 14:00:21
- "Confessions of a Pop Group" is an underrated album. Of course, Jam fans think it is pure crap, but for me, it added a bit of sophistication to what I had previously listened to, and got me started listening to more Jazz. The track Confessions 1,2, and 3 is my favorite.
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- by D Jammmer on 10/8/2008 19:27:15
- Cool, I just ordered the Satelite Party. Do you know anything else Hooky plays on (other than the obvious Revenge, NO, JD, Monaco?)
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- by SonicSplendor on 10/8/2008 15:55:57
- Confessions of a Pop Group! I haven't thought of that Style Council album in years. The year it came out, I spent the summer with my grandparents in Maine. Sitting in their living room with my Walkman looking out at the waves listening to "The Gardener of Eden" and "Little Boy in a Castle"....
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