Craig David, Slicker than Your Average Harry Potter: Chamber of Secrets soundtrack
Oh. And this:
Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) - C+C Music Factory Two Princes - Spin Doctors Eternal Flame - The Bangles Whoomp! There It Is - Tag Team Unbelievable - EMF Cradle of Love - Billy Idol Too Legit to Quit - Hammer Jump - Kris Kross How Do You Talk to an Angel - The Heights Don't Ride the White Horse - Laid Back Love Shack - The B-52s Open Arms - Journey I Touch Myself - Divinyls
Thursday, November 21, 2002
Don't you want to, uh...
A public service announcement for all you folks coming here looking for You Know What:
If you want to listen to JC Chasez's new song, Blowin' Me Up (with Her Love), you can find it here.
Go JC! Whooo!
Monday, November 11, 2002
Red Letter Days, The Wallflowers
New today. I walked over to Karstadt and picked it up around 5 this afternoon.
It's very good. Very, very good. I'm on my fourth listen at the moment. I don't know if it will rise to the level of Breach in my estimation, but I do love several of the songs already.
I think this CD rocks harder than Breach. Jakob Dylan sounds good. The band is rockin'. I am happy.
Also picked up a new Santana collection, remastered. Looks good, but Jakob hasn't been out of the CD player since he came in the house. So.
Wednesday, November 06, 2002
Listening to:
JC Chasez's new song "Blowin' Me Up (With Her Love)" was played on KIIS-FM in Los Angeles last night, and I downloaded a copy from the Internet. I've been playing it all day. It makes me want to dance. It's from the upcoming movie soundtrack for Drumline, and supposedly JC is also working on a solo album. Yay!
Justin Timberlake's solo album was released this week. I haven't heard it, but I enjoyed this article about his response when asked about his gay fans. Nobody has ever accused Justin of being articulate, but this is extra-special, even for him.
On the telephone, no one can see you blush. Justin Timberlake's adult cool was briefly punctured during his phone-in teleconference when an HX.com reporter asked whether he was aware of his gay fans and whether he thought they would like "Justified."
The "g" word reduced the self-assured star to bashful gibberish: "Um . . . honestly I've never really, uh, I've never really . . . something that I've thought a lot about. . . Something that I will say, you know, about, you know, the whole community is . . . that I appreciate is that . . . and the people that I've met that are, I mean, it's so nondiscriminating where music goes that it's . . . it's all . . . sometimes it's almost inspiring that there's people out there who just like music because they like music."
He continued, "I don't know, for some reason I find it in this community more than one another is that . . . you know, um . . . honestly I don't know. I think, uh . . . I never really thought about it. I hope that, uh, all types of different people, they like it, I mean, 'cause uh . . . it's kinda somewhere in the middle of . . . of . . . of the styles that are going on right now. So um, you can only hope for the best.
"I don't want to come off sounding pretentious," he said a little later.
Ain't Goin' Down til the Sun Comes Up, Garth Brooks Hungry Like the Wolf, Duran Duran My Prerogative, Bobby Brown Hot in Herre, Nelly Cocky, Kid Rock Too Much Pork for Just One Fork, Southern Culture on the Skids Move It On Over, George Thorogood Killer Queen, Queen Unglued, Stone Temple Pilots Giddy Up, NSYNC Freak Like Me, Adina Howard Give In To Me, Euge Groove with JC Strawberry Letter 23, Brothers Johnson Sexy M.F., Prince Temptation Waits, Garbage Erotica, Madonna Digital Getdown, NSYNC Supernova, Liz Phair I'm a Believer, Smashmouth
