What's in your CD player right now?

(Just another cheap ploy to up my total of "topics posted" )

Right now, I got Five Live Yardbirds, The Yardbirds: Live Blueswailing 1964, The Best of the Yardbirds 1964-1966, Jonathan Richman's Her Mystery Not of High Heels, and Genius: The Best of Warren Zevon...

And I'm at school, so I can't listen to any of 'em

Savage fool using a CD player. Get with technology and succumb to Steve Jobs and get an ipod; it'll only cost you an arm and a leg

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol Savage fool using a CD player. Get with technology and succumb to Steve Jobs and get an ipod; it'll only cost you an arm and a leg

Me no like iPod; Urgh Me not Understand

Fook all, which is probably why the tray opened when I pressed the play button. Just going to put on "Far From The Maddening Crowds" by Chicane.

Pet Shop Boys - Introspective.

i believe disc 1 of Substance is in there

The first New York Dolls album................at a very loud volume.

just brought home another dub classic:

African Dub All-Mighty - Chapters 3 & 4

...produced by Joe Gibbs and finally issued on CD for the first time. Of course the source for the CD is crackly vinyl but that makes it sound even better! Joe Gibbs was one of the first Dub Producers to utilize "found sounds" like ringing telephones, creaking chairs, whistling birds etc. in his productions linking him to the Italian Futurists, Musique Concrete and more recent Hip Hop producers. Awesome collection for any Dub Heads out there.

I also picked up another Augustus Pablo CD " This Is Augustus Pablo" featuring Instrumental versions of the classic songs that made up the Original Rockers album plus a handful of bonus goodies. Hear Ian Curtis' favorite Melodic player define a sound with the ease of the breeze. Highly Recommended and Recommended when High.

Originally posted by Element115 Fook all, which is probably why the tray opened when I pressed the play button. Just going to put on "Far From The Maddening Crowds" by Chicane.

Far From the Madding Crowd, now there is an agonizing read from the ole brit Hardy

NO's Wellington '82 gig.

Fuckin tequila slammer by the looks of it

Cheeky girls, class record

Originally posted by Tristan Jayol Savage fool using a CD player. Get with technology and succumb to Steve Jobs and get an ipod; it'll only cost you an arm and a leg

And your eternal soul :evil2:

Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid just brought home another dub classic:African Dub All-Mighty - Chapters 3 & 4 ...produced by Joe Gibbs and finally issued on CD for the first time. Of course the source for the CD is crackly vinyl but that makes it sound even better! Joe Gibbs was one of the first Dub Producers to utilize "found sounds" like ringing telephones, creaking chairs, whistling birds etc. in his productions linking him to the Italian Futurists, Musique Concrete and more recent Hip Hop producers. Awesome collection for any Dub Heads out there. I also picked up another Augustus Pablo CD " This Is Augustus Pablo" featuring Instrumental versions of the classic songs that made up the Original Rockers album plus a handful of bonus goodies. Hear Ian Curtis' favorite Melodic player define a sound with the ease of the breeze. Highly Recommended and Recommended when High.

Shit! When was this issued on CD? And does it mean vols 1 & 2 are too? Let me have details of label, etc, etc. I've been waiting for this for years!

Currently I have "Spinner" by Brian Eno and Jah Wobble in my CD player. Nice.

yes, Chapters 1 and 2 or African Dub All Mighty are on CD also. 1 & 2 are on a single disc like 3 & 4.

check www.joegibbsmusic.com

the label is Joe Gibbs Music

the catalogue number is JGMCD 1003.

i assume Chapters 1 & 2 have JGMCD 1002 as the catalogue number.

EDIT NOTE: i've just checked Joegibbsmusic.com and there is no website active at that location.

the telephone number on the back of the CD is:

305 436 3045 Fax # = 305 436 3047

disc say's made in the USA and the address given is in Miami.

if you can't get it, send me an email and i'll order you a copy through my work (Zion's Gate).

alternately, you can go to www.zionsgate.com or call (206) 568 5446....ask for Stephen and tell him you want these cd's. He'll order them and ship them to you.

**"Sorted"**a Ministry os sound compilation of Music from the nineties loosely related to Madchester, right now the Inspiral Carpets are dragging me down.

Just picked up Buzzcocks Spiral Scratch ep, haven't gotten a chance to listen to it yet but looking forward to it

The Cure's Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me is playing in my room, but E.S. Posthumus and Philip Glass (getting ready to see him play tonight) are playing out here in the living room.

Incubus - Pudie Tadow (Live)

I've been feeling a bit downbeat lately, might be the rainy Portland winter:

1. Portishead
2. Extra Virgin by Olive
3. What Sound by Lamb 4 I finally got around to buying Monoco's Music For Pleasure.
4. Fan Retro disc
5. Live Retro disc

JJ72 semi-acoustic show in Belfast May 2003.

was

Duran Duran Costa Mesa gig July 03 (for me wife)

in my car CD changer: st. etienne, the stranglers, doves, NO, the strokes, dubstar. in my discman: the go gos. in my bedroom CD player: dandy warhols.

fuck all

Enjoy the silence.

Sometimes it's good.

Radiohead's Kid A and Oingo Boingo's Skeletons in the Closet.

Originally posted by AgentWood in my car CD changer: st. etienne, the stranglers, doves, NO, the strokes, dubstar. in my discman: the go gos. in my bedroom CD player: dandy warhols.

Hats off!

The Cure's Pornography

Way too embarrased to confess.

Popped in the US version of International when working out tonight, turned the volume to max for Ceremony and Round And Round.

Oasis. Lancashire County Cricket Club. 14th September 2002.

Such a great venue. Most of the best concerts i have ever seen at that venue. New Order, Oasis, Manics, Inspirals and REM. Fond memories...

Originally posted by ShugZV© > Originally posted by Uncle Liam> Oasis. Lancashire County Cricket Club. 14th September 2002.> > Such a great venue. Most of the best concerts i have ever seen at that venue. New Order, Oasis, Manics, Inspirals and REM. Fond memories...

As soon as I've sorted my backlogue of CDR's out, I will be in touch Liam, I havnae forgot, and I have about 50 JD/NO gigs on CD at my disposal;)

Dont Worry Shug. Januarys a nightmare for me anyway.

The CD has now changed to Inspiral Carpets. Rare As.

Electronic. First album. Gangster.

Originally posted by ShugZV© > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Way too embarrased to confess.

So it's either Depish or The Cure then;)

Worse. Way worse. I borrowed "Mega Dance Hits" from a friend. KC and the Sunshine Band; The Village People; that sort of thing.

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr > Originally posted by ShugZV© > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Way too embarrased to confess.

So it's either Depish or The Cure then;)

Worse. Way worse. I borrowed "Mega Dance Hits" from a friend. KC and the Sunshine Band; The Village People; that sort of thing.

The line for "revoking your heterosexuality" is over to the left, young man. Be sure to have your identification and driver's license out for the clerk to check

:p

You think I can pick up some Erasure in that line? :)

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr You think I can pick up some Erasure in that line? :)

Just so long as you don't forget to get Wham! and Boy George while you're waiting to have your status revoked :p

Funny you should mention that, the same friend had some George Michael in her collection.

Jesus Blue, thought I was desparate when I DLed a Duran Duran bootleg on Sunday.

Right now, NO G-Mex December 88, complete with Bernard rapping on Fine Time. Best part was the introduction for Dream Attack. "We'll play all your favorites. Next time we play this song will not be new but will be one of your favorites."

Originally posted by Spider In A Land Of Meat Enjoy the silence.Sometimes it's good.

So I take it you're listening to Depeche Mode.

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Funny you should mention that, the same friend had some George Michael in her collection.

And George "Look at My Butt" Michael has Joy Division in his collection.

But I have Radiohead's OK Computer in my slot at the moment.

Hmm...on second thought, remind me never to mention George Michael and a filled slot in the same post again.

Originally posted by Budvar Huber

Originally posted by AgentWood in my car CD changer: st. etienne, the stranglers, doves, NO, the strokes, dubstar. in my discman: the go gos. in my bedroom CD player: dandy warhols.

Hats off!

but i don't listen to them all at the same time though. that would be annoying. and probably impossible.

Right, got rid of the poof music; now I've got Morrissey's "Vauxhall & I" on.

The The Live Roskilde 2000 - Soul Catcher

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Right, got rid of the poof music; now I've got Morrissey's "Vauxhall & I" on.

From sex with the same sex, to no sex at all!!!

seem to have had ryan adams three current releases on constant play recently oh & the delays singles

Republic, REM's In Time, and the 'Mishima' soundtrack

PCL; I had Low Life in there an hour ago, and Kid A two hours ago

The Cure's Galore... Though I only listen to CDs when I find time to excercise.

Just listenin to Pete Murphy, ' My last two weeks '. Makes me wish I could play piano, 'specialy in some smokey dive ... so that's New York and sadly Dublin out innit ?

Substance disc 1, REM's Eponymous, and DM's Violator

Laugh, I nearly bought one ...Killing Joke

I almost DLed a Killing Joke gig.

Right now, NO Stockholm 2001 in the car.

JJ72, semi acoustic, Belfast 2003 in my home.

Kent - "Isola"

Chris

Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be > Originally posted by Spider In A Land Of Meat> Enjoy the silence.> > > > > > > > > Sometimes it's good.

So I take it you're listening to Depeche Mode.

Nope. I'm actually not listening anything. My computer here at work has been changed, but the soundboard is down. I'm waiting for a new one.

Kate Bush - Hounds of Love

Sugarcubes "Life's Too Good" and Hot Hot Heat "Make Up the Breakdown"

No in the cd player, but on the turntable !!!

Echo & Bunnymen 5 cut mini album

Bob Dylan's 'Desire', Johnny Marr's 'Boomslang', Sonic Youth's 'Washing Machine' (I just can't get over "The diamond sea"...).

Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Funny you should mention that, the same friend had some George Michael in her collection.

And George "Look at My Butt" Michael has Joy Division in his collection.

But I have Radiohead's OK Computer in my slot at the moment.

Hmm...on second thought, remind me never to mention George Michael and a filled slot in the same post again.

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Right, got rid of the poof music; now I've got Morrissey's "Vauxhall & I" on.

I thought Steven was persona-non-grata...

Originally posted by PWS > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Right, got rid of the poof music; now I've got Morrissey's "Vauxhall & I" on.

From sex with the same sex, to no sex at all!!!

seem to have had ryan adams three current releases on constant play recently oh & the delays singles

the cure's dec. 11, 2003 show. decent recording and versions of fire in cairo, grinding halt, in your house, and play for today are great. next cd ill listen to will probally be jesus and mary chain live. im a bit obsessed with that cd for like 2 weeks now. kamar

"Bringing It All Back Home" - Bob Dylan, purchased this afternoon for £1.99 in the sale at Borders.

After that, Dexys live at Leeds Grand Theatre 2003 will be making another appearance I think.

the Mondays' Pills 'N' Thrills and Bellyaches, and I am starting to sleep

Muse - "Absolution"

Try sleeping while that's on...!!!

Chris :)

All of the second disc of Substance in one sitting

Fight Club soundtrack

Originally posted by death of art "Bringing It All Back Home" - Bob Dylan, purchased this afternoon for £1.99 in the sale at Borders.

Picked up that Rough Trade compilation of artists of today covering "classic" songs from their past catalog, mostly cause it was cheap, though how the Strokes wind up with two songs on it, and stuff like Stiff Little Fingers get shut out is beyond me.

Not all bad, some of 'em add nothing, i.e. the version of Aztec Camera's We Could Send Letters, though the acoustic version of The Clean's Dunes is wonderful. Belle And Sebastian have totally ruined Young Marble Giant's Final Day, one of the worst things I've ever heard. :finger::headoff:

Originally posted by His Holiness, The Pope Fight Club soundtrack

Got this from a friend years ago, but never listened to it. Is it good?

White Stripes - Elephant

NO Nottingham Palais 1984 Opens with TPK. During Temptation Barney yells "turn the sequencer on.!"

Teardrop Explodes.

My Bloody Valentine - 'Loveless' what a fuckin ace classic!

Sonic Youth - 'Murray Street'

Nothing. But I have Roxy Music - The Virgin Years on my turntable.

An Everything But The Girl compilation CD that I did about three years ago & haven't played much of theirs since - sounds great - fair few BSides & none of the dance tracks (original version of Missing excepted)

Badly Drawn Boy. Hour of bewilderbeast Mate of mine,passed it onto me after gettin three for Christmas It's alright, but one is enough at this time o the mornin

Jah Shaka/Shaka All Stars - Message From Africa......rollin UK Dub...high grade stuff!

System 7 - Point 3 Water Album (reissue)

Originally posted by Biznotic Love Trapezoid yes, Chapters 1 and 2 or African Dub All Mighty are on CD also. 1 & 2 are on a single disc like 3 & 4. check www.joegibbsmusic.comthe label is Joe Gibbs Musicthe catalogue number is JGMCD 1003.i assume Chapters 1 & 2 have JGMCD 1002 as the catalogue number.EDIT NOTE: i've just checked Joegibbsmusic.com and there is no website active at that location. the telephone number on the back of the CD is:305 436 3045Fax # = 305 436 3047disc say's made in the USA and the address given is in Miami.if you can't get it, send me an email and i'll order you a copy through my work (Zion's Gate).alternately, you can go to www.zionsgate.com or call (206) 568 5446....ask for Stephen and tell him you want these cd's. He'll order them and ship them to you.

Cheers very much for the info. (I only just remembered about this and found your reply!).

I have to have these, but being destitute now, it'll have to be Feb. Cheers again!

Alken:)

Clash on Broadway. DIY day today

System 7 -cool I have seen em 37 times and have recorded em 23 times

Radiohead's Hail to The Thief & their superb acoustic set from Maida Vale just before Xmas. Oh & a very nice Neil Finn BSides compilation disc

Originally posted by Digital Mike System 7 -cool I have seen em 37 times and have recorded em 23 times

if they'd get rid of the guitar and focus on the electronics a bit more, they'd be more popular around my house but unfortunately, Hillage is obsessed with stroking his shaft. the ambience of Water is splendid, only ruined by new age hippie guitar shit.

Cure's Disintegration

Just bought Book of Love's first CD..."Boy" just popped into my head one day, and I couldn't get it out of my head, so now it's on my CD player.

1. EATB BBC live 1988
2. Other Two and You
3. The Housemartin's live 1987
4. Lloyd Cole and the Commotions "Mainstream" LP demos
5. PIL live 1992
6. Sarah McLachlan's "Afterglow" (not sure why I'm still giving this one a chance)

My son who is 2 1/2 has the Cheeky Girls in his cd player

Kids eh? My daughter (20 months) won't listen to anything other than Bob The Builder, but my son (3) is learning. He likes Thin Lizzy's Whiskey In The Jar and Nickleback in general (his mother's influence) and Kraftwerk, even though he can't say it properly, when he's in the car with me. He even came out with "I really love this one, Dad" when Ceremony was on the other day, so obviously I had to pull over and buy him an enormous ice-cream.

Right now, however, it's Alma Mater by The Stockholm Monsters.

Scissor Sisters - Only played about 5 minutes of it so far. Franz Ferdinand - Not my bag so far, The new Ocean Colour Scene anyone? Soundtrack - Excellent Outkast - There's about 35 tracks on this, I'm sick of hearing the single on the radio, I bought the album on the strength of it, I don't think I've heard it whilst playing the c.d. yet. Not blown away so far. Oh and I burned that concert that was on Old Blue's server. Nice one Clive.

"Hate Is All You Need" - The Delgados has just finished and now we've got "Oops Oh My" by Ladytron. Nice.

Roots Manuva is getting a few spins lately. But mostly sit there thinkin fuck what can i play? lookin at a mass of cds & vinyl. But you thread has just made me decide to give Renaissance mix collection a whirl-thanks!

"Low-life" - safe bet.

Last night, played the new Stereolab CD plus the UK CD of Sulk by the Associates, bought in a discount bin at Tower last week, and which is a totally different beast from the US lp, the latter being mostly comprised of the singles of the time.

This morning, it's the dub stuff from the Don Letts Trojan compilation, great stuff on a sunny Saturday morning.

Right now - a Best of Billy Bragg compilation put together by my favourite cuz ShugZV.

Shug, if you're reading - iloveyaman.

MURDER is in my i-tunes right now

Some funked up trace shite my woman put in there...

I'm too pissed already to change it!!!

Prince Far-I & King Tubby's - In The House of Vocal Dub & Jah Warrior - African Tribes Dub

my current play stack cluttering my desk:

Jah Warrior - Dub From The Heart - Dub From The Heart 2 Prince Far-I and the Arabs - Dub Encounter Chapter One Prince Far-I and the Arabs - Message From the King Wildstyle - Original Soundtrack Radioactive Man vs. Transparent Sound 2xCD St. Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart (cd single) Volume Eight (Volume Series #8 with Underworld - Why Why Why N.E.R.D - In Search of (UK Version) Dessous presents Erotic Moments In House vol 2 Common Factor - Dreams of Elsewhere - Planet E 16B - How To Live 100 Years - Hooj Choons 16B - Sounds From Another Room - Eye Q Orbital - Midnight/Choice (cd single) Bus - Middle of the Road - ~scape Augustus Pablo - King Tubby's Meets Rockers Uptown New Order - Detroit 89 New Order - Various Rehearsals Kylie Minogue - Body Language Irresistable Force - Flying High Fluke - Six Wheels on My Wagon 808 State - Outpost Transmission John Beltran - In Full Color

and yes, those are ALL on my desk. chaos.

A shiny 5" round silver disc. Unless my lad hea put his jam toast in there again.

stuff in my cd players :) album---vnv nation--empires bootleg---the jesus and mary chain--chicago 98 @ metro. (my first jamc show and a great version of reverence) random songs-- shakespeares sister-stay- apoptygma berzerk--electricity inxs---suicide blonde, beautiful girl, new sensation libitina--gothic people

i actually didnt listen to the cure or new order all week, think thats a first in a long time.

Mick Jones and Ellen Folley

Seeing Red - Killing Joke ("they're dropping bombs again/and they're doing it in your name") followed by "Chicken" - Eighties Matchbox B-line Disaster.

Nevermind the Bollocks -- classic!

Siglo XX live at Ultrecht 15/01/82.

mind ya own business!!!!

ok nothing if u must know! i havent got one, well i have but its had a cd jammed in it (JD tribute album) for about a year now so i play cds through my pc or ps2 when i do, but tend to listen to minidiscs instead as my cd is broken - see above.

Detroit 17-July-1989

Acciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiid

ps

Cheers clive

The Yardbirds: Live Blueswailing 1964 The Yardbirds: Five Live Yardbirds (Expanded Edition) Warren Zevon: Genius John Mayall's Bluesbreakers Featuring Eric Clapton (friggin' excellent album! ) New Order: Here to Stay single

In the house - Pink Floyd, The Division Bell. ('What do You want from Me? is superb). Upstairs - The Chameleons, The Radio 1 Evening Sessions. In the car - Interpol, Turn On The Bright Lights.

Scissor Sisters album is get a good go this week,plus ive got an advance copy of Youre Fit And You Know It by The Streets which confirms they are mustard.

REM - Eponymous

Swervedriver - 'Mezcal head'

Been listening to the LTM reissue of Section 25's "Love & Hate in the English Countryside" this afternoon. Forgotten what a great album this is - very overlooked. "From the Hip" is the S25 album to start with (superb Barney production) but L & H is a hidden gem. Any band that has the imagination to cover Erik Satie's "Gymnopidies" is OK in my book.

My mp3 player has just played Xiu Xiu's 'Don Diasco' and before that I was listening to 'Ice Age' and REM's 'Stand'

Originally posted by Adam Tate Been listening to the LTM reissue of Section 25's "Love & Hate in the English Countryside" this afternoon. Forgotten what a great album this is - very overlooked. "From the Hip" is the S25 album to start with (superb Barney production) but L & H is a hidden gem. Any band that has the imagination to cover Erik Satie's "Gymnopidies" is OK in my book.

Hey, got my copy of Nothing a couple of weeks ago, and tis a very, very good read indeed, thanks for the recommendation; I was wrong about it being published here in the US, though. I'll check out the S25 album pretty soon, but I do seem to recall that a certain Gary Numan did a cover of that Satie piece that Bill Nelson termed 'blasphemous' for a b-side, not being a Numan fan, I couldn't tell ya though.

Originally posted by Garymac Mick Jones and Ellen Folley

Geez, I've got that album, haven't listened to it in at least a decade, all I can recall is the wistfulness of My Shuttered Palace.

As for myself, the only things I played today was Mayors Of The Moon by Jon Langford And The Sadies, and Dragnet by The Fall, and I was reminded of one of my fave MES lines: "Do all these musicians have a social conscious? Well only in their frontrooms"

Well thats at least 4 of us with the Jones and Folley album, good call for Dragnet the Fall

Grant Lee Buffalo - Fuzzy

Pet Sounds

Gary, hello thre, you have email

Originally posted by Server Error in "/" Application Grant Lee Buffalo - Fuzzy

Great album.

at my desk:

sumner nights müngersdorfer stadion (robbie williams support) palladium 2001 mpeg leuven 1985 mpeg received today 'at a later date'

kitchen: the paradiso cd (refractured box)

living room: floyds 'unknown treasures'

bedroom - jj72 1st lp has just replaced 20 years of new order lounge - teardrop explodes kilmanjaro extended edition car - franz ferdinand, galaxie 500 the one with born on the 4th july on it, manics singles comp(not my fault - its for when the gf is in it), charlies wonderland, gorillaz 1st plus one other cant remember.

God shuffled his feet Crash test dummies

Originally posted by Mr Hibster bedroom - jj72 1st lp has just replaced 20 years of new order

Girlfriend was listening to that earlier. I now have Massive Attack - 100th Window on. After having it for a year and listening to it twice I have finally started to get really into it. It's fucking excellent actually.

Xiu Xiu - Knife Play Xiu Xiu - Chapel of Chimes (featuring their slick Joy Division-in-a-train-wreck cover of Ceremony)