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When I was doing my doctorate in Ottawa I went through a huge techno phase as it was called back then. All the university radio DJs played it like crazy, in both French and English.
So happy I was when I found this CBC Ottawa streaming channel, called ‘The Chill Lounge’ on Cable.
Seems to be a [...]

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1984 – David Bowie

This is one of my favorite david bowie songs, although listening to it on my laptop is like looking at Picasso on a postcard.

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Guru Jazzmatazz Living In This World

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This song “was named one of the 100 most important American musical works of the 20th century by National Public Radio” (Wikipedia).
I remember going down to Sam the Record Man’s when I was 17 years old and buying this vinyl LP, feeling like I was the hippest thing on two feet [...]

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Yello – Angel no

Yello – Angel No

This one takes me back to my undergrad. days. I’d just broken up with a steady girlfriend and happened to hear this song in a downtown music shop.
Coincidence?

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I know a lot of people think that the Moody Blues stopped cookin’ after their comeback Long Distance Voyager lp, but I’ve always been a huge fan and probably always will be…
The Moody Blues – No More Lies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j_IuCN00ac

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Michael Jackson Money (Fire Island Radio Edit)

Okay, so MJ isn’t so kewl these days. But who cares. There was a time when North America and much of the world embraced him. And I still think he’s got some great talent. Love this remix of Money, love the song… long live the [...]

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This City Never Sleeps – Eurythmics

This is London but I thought it would be a nice way to pay tribute to Poland. Love this old 80s tune… can take it on so many levels…

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Ever since introduced to Eva’s music I feel that she’s one of the best, perhaps the best, female vocalist I’ve ever heard. And her untimely death makes this all the more poignant.

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