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Re: you forgot (Reply to this comment)
by thevoid99
Ah yes, I only hear that song a few times on the radio during Halloween. I know it's a great song but I always keep forgetting about that. Thanks.
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Nov 04 '01
11:14 am PST
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you forgot (Reply to this comment)
by Nini23
"everyday is halloween:" by ministry... :-)
-nini23
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Nov 03 '01
8:58 pm PST
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Re: Another fine review, as usual. (Reply to this comment)
by thevoid99
Well, I think NIN does have some good songs that are suitable for Halloween but I couldn't really think of any but now that you mention it. I would say "Something I Can Never Have".
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Nov 01 '01
12:14 pm PST
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Re: ... So Lonely, You Could Die ... (Reply to this comment)
by thevoid99
Ah, Cale. What a great guy. Thanks for the advice.
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Nov 01 '01
12:13 pm PST
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... So Lonely, You Could Die ... (Reply to this comment)
by Christoff
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I should have stated it before, but the June 1, 1974 thing is a super groovy album (you might find it listed under Kevin Ayers). It also has a couple nice Eno tracks, but the real treat (besides Nico) is John Cales's haunting performance of Heartbreak Hotel.
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Nov 01 '01
11:25 am PST
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Another fine review, as usual. (Reply to this comment)
by laura10801
However, you could add a few more. I was thinking of Sister Midnight by Iggy Pop as a good choice, as well. You could do a mix with Bowie's Red Money, which isn't Halloweenish, but it would still be cool as a follow up to Scary Monsters.
Also, how about Sanctified or Dead Souls by NIN?
Laura
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Nov 01 '01
11:13 am PST
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Re: ... I Only Sound Like a Snob ... (Reply to this comment)
by thevoid99
Oh damn, I don't really know. I heard the song one time on that movie "NicoIcon" which was very haunting. I didn't know there were two versions. "Sister Morphine" by Marianne Faithfull is a great track for Halloween. Haunting and sad. That's a good choice.
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Nov 01 '01
10:34 am PST
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... I Only Sound Like a Snob ... (Reply to this comment)
by Christoff
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Which version of Nico's "The End" we talking here?
We talking the release of the same namesake, or her contribution on June 1, 1974?
Oh, and just for yuks, hows abouts Sister Morphine from Marianne Faithful?
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Nov 01 '01
6:43 am PST
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