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Need some new tunes- what are YOU listening to??
#11
Although the Insane Clown Posse is more my preferred style... (Don't forget Twiztid, Blaze Ya Dead Homie, Zug Izland, Jamie Madrox, Monoxide Child, ect) These are a few bands that I like during different moods. They're pretty diverse in style..

H.I.M. http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSto...d=82098966&s=143441&i=82098971

Collide http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSto...=125137826&s=143441&i=125138114

Our Lady Peace http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZSto...Id=1978729&s=143441&i=1978742 (Our Lady Peace is pretty mainstream, but this live album is entirely awesome)
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#12
Check out the Mountain Apple Music and WMVY on the iTunes Eclectic section of radio stations, go from there.
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#13
shannon McNally
“Art is how we decorate space.
Music is how we decorate time.”
Jean-Michel Basquiat
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#14
Donna the Buffalo
The Mammals
The Duhks
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#15
$tevie's right - someone with your taste should have a ton of richard thompson.

The free flowing jamming fan in you should check out what I'm listening to right now: Shakti (w/ John McLaughlin) - Handful of beauty
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#16
Jack Johnson.
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#17
Billy Bragg & Wilco "Mermaid Ave." volumes 1 or 2.
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#18
My other free Blue Note CD Sampler I got Thursday.
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#19
Gomez
Django Reinhardt
Chris Smither
Kelly Joe Phelps
Rusted Root
The Clumsy Lovers
Erin Mckeown
Wilco (w/ or w/o Billy Bragg)
Mark Lemhouse
The Paperboys (my personal favorite)

I've also been grooving to the Black Keys often lately. They're really simple garage rock style, but I just really like it for some reason.

I'm really strongly recommending eMusic these days. They're second to iTunes for popularity, the tracks are higher quality MP3s without any DRM. They keep a list of all of your purchases so that you can go back and re-download anything that you've already purchased. This means that I don't have to fret as much about backing up my tunes because I can get to them at any time later. And the downloads are MUCH cheaper than iTunes. About $.25/ea.
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#20
Everything about eMusic sounds good, except for the subscribing part. I don't think I need 40 downloads a month, certainly not every month. Can you just buy songs without subscribing? I can't find it any mention on the web site. I wouldn't mind if it was more expensive that way.
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