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We have a thread for individual songs, but none for the albums being weaved through. Post whatever albums you've had in your queue/pile/head for the day/week/month/aeon, whichever shivers your timbers.
Current list for me: 23 Skidoo - 7 Songs Wire - Pink Flag The Wedding Present - George Best Section 25 - From the Hip Magazine - Real Life Gorillaz - Demon Days New Order - Brotherhood Massive Attack - Blue Lines
For now, mine's as follow :
The Killers - "Hot Fuss" Death from Above 1979 - "You're a woman I'm a machine" The Chameleons - "Script of the Bridge" Stereo MCs - "Retroactive" The Mars Volta - "De-loused in the comatorium" Velvet Revolver - "Contraband" Audioslave - "Out of exile" Foo Fighters - "In your honor" New Order "Waiting for the Sirens' call" New Order "Movement"
[orange]NEW orderWAITING FOR THE SIRENS' CALL[/orange] The Go-Betweens- Oceans apart Radio 4- Stealing of a nation The The- Soul mining
The Editors- Back Room Siritualised - Complete Works Vol Fall- Nation's saving grace Ian Brown- solarized LCD Soundsystem Pixies- Surfer Rosa Unkle - never never land Death in Vegas- Scorpio Rising
Bere wrote: The Killers - "Hot Fuss" Death from Above 1979 - "You're a woman I'm a machine" The Chameleons - "Script of the Bridge" Stereo MCs - "Retroactive" The Mars Volta - "De-loused in the comatorium" Velvet Revolver - "Contraband" Audioslave - "Out of exile" Foo Fighters - "In your honor" New Order "Waiting for the Sirens' call" New Order "Movement"
Chameleons - what a great choice- I think i'll dig that one out again!
The Charlatans =live It Like You Love It Ian Brown =Music of The Sphere's Faithless = Greatest Pink Floyd = Division Bell Happy Mondays =Greatest Hits James = Best Of The Stone Roses =The Complete Stone Roses New Order = In Sessions New Order = Substance New Order = WFTSC
The leather nun - Force of habit
The Chameleons - Script of the bridge (just like you Bere 
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Madrugada -Grift
Pink turns blue - The best of
Snake corps - Flesh on flesh
Alien sex friend - Acid bath
Another listener of The Go-Betweens Oceans Apart album, better than the previous one, not quite as good as their classic stuff.
The Complete Peel Sessions by The Fall: Six discs covering 25 years or so; tons of great takes amidst some dross.
I did buy The Killers album, only 9 dollars at Circuit City, not too bad at all, I like 'em more than The Bravery.
Junkyard by The Birthday Party.......just to be reminded of what Nick Cave used to be like.
The Woods by Sleater-Kinney.....who knew they were just dying to become like Rush?
Axes by Electrelane, along with their b-side 45 cover of Brooce's I'm On Fire.
Will Oldham's 45 of In My Mind, along with his cover of Puff The Magic Dragon.
The "King" Kong Collection......great selection of early reggae tracks (Toots, Melodians, Pioneers, etc) from a key producer.
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Another listener of The Go-Betweens
It's so damn easy to trap you into confessing it, Allan!
Monsieur Round & Round wrote:
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Another listener of The Go-Betweens
It's so damn easy to trap you into confessing it, Allan!
Old habits die hard Jorge...:D
Neil Young - On The Beach Dennis Wilson - Pacific Ocean Blue & Bamboo Pink Floyd - The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs & Barrett & Opel The Kinks - Are The Village Green Preservation Society Gene Clark - Early L.A. Sessions Gram Parsons - GP & Grievous Angel MC 5 - Kick Out The Jams Led Zeppelin - I Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Wire - Chairs Missing Richard & Linda Thompson - I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight The Grateful Dead - American Beauty Kraftwerk - Trans-Europe Express Otis Redding - Sings Soul Ballads New Order - Technique Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
Oh yes...........
by regular, i mean several times a week.
WFTSC basement jaxx--remedy chemical brothers--push the button st. etienne--too young to die a mix i made at the end of last year keane--hopes and fears
AgentWood wrote: by regular, i mean several times a week.
basement jaxx--remedy
A classic, they're best album by far in my opinion.
Michael Nyman - Wonderland Ultramarine - Every Man And Woman Is A Star Ultramarine - United Kingdoms Pet Shop Boys - Introspective E-Zee Possee - The Bone Dance V.A. - Cafe Del Mar Vol.1 New Order - The Saville Show Soundtrack
Pet Shop Boys - Very New Order - Waiting for the Sirens Call Depeche Mode - Black Celebration, Some Great Reward, and Violator. Pet Shop Boys - Actually Billy Corgan - The Future Embrace
Rian wrote:
The Chameleons - Script of the bridge (just like you Bere
You brought me to them, Rian...
I Am Kloot- Gods And Monsters Doves- Some Cities Interpol- Antics REM- Document
Well, that is what is in the bag today.
Orange Juice - The Glasgow School Editors - The Back Room Hard-Fi - Stars of CCTV Kaiser Chiefs - Employment Pulp - Different Class Felt - Absolute Classic Masterpieces Belle and Sebastian - Push Barman to open old wounds New Order - Retro Disc2, Republic, Peel Session 81/82 Prefab Sprout - Steve McQueen Bright Eyes - I'm wide awake it's morning
I mainly listened to these albums in the last weeks.
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Another listener of The Go-Betweens Oceans Apart album, better than the previous one, not quite as good as their classic stuff.
The Complete Peel Sessions by The Fall: Six discs covering 25 years or so; tons of great takes amidst some dross.
I did buy The Killers album, only 9 dollars at Circuit City, not too bad at all, I like 'em more than The Bravery.
Junkyard by The Birthday Party.......just to be reminded of what Nick Cave used to be like.
The Woods by Sleater-Kinney.....who knew they were just dying to become like Rush?
Axes by Electrelane, along with their b-side 45 cover of Brooce's I'm On Fire.
Will Oldham's 45 of In My Mind, along with his cover of Puff The Magic Dragon.
The "King" Kong Collection......great selection of early reggae tracks (Toots, Melodians, Pioneers, etc) from a key producer.
i saw birthday party at the hacienda around 1983.aussie nutters it was fantastic,the bass player drank a 6 pack of lager during the set i used to love big jesus sold me trash can
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote:
Monsieur Round & Round wrote:
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Another listener of The Go-Betweens
It's so damn easy to trap you into confessing it, Allan!
Old habits die hard Jorge...:D
Indeed, my good friend
Bere wrote:
Rian wrote:
The Chameleons - Script of the bridge (just like you Bere
You brought me to them, Rian...
The Postal Service - Give Up (Back to this after 6 months off it) The Bravery - The Bravery Editors - The Back Room Richard Thompson - Mirror Blue Crowded House - Afterglow Moby - Hotel.ambient Peter Gabriel - Up Doves - Some Cities Other Two - Super highways (First time I've seriously listened to this about 3 years) Monaco - Monaco (Ditto)
Rian wrote:
Bere wrote:
Rian wrote:
The Chameleons - Script of the bridge (just like you Bere
You brought me to them, Rian...
Wedding Present-Take Fountain Editors-Back Room Orbital-Blue Album Interpol-Anticcs Stockholm Monsters-All At Once St Etienne-Last Album (but not the bonus disc) New Order-Sirens Call
Uncle Liam wrote: REM- Document
i'd be curious to see if my cassette of document still works, as it's been played so much over the years. though not since i bought the CD. good choice.
i'd be curious to see if my cassette of document still works, as it's been played so much over the years. though not since i bought the CD. good choice.
ok one better-I pulled out my vinyl lp of "Document" still super!!!
and the rest of my randon life....
"The Last Broadcast" Doves "Grace" Jeff Buckley "Room for Squares" John Mayer "In Step" Stevie Ray Vaughan "White Light/Light Heat" Velvet Underground "Born Under a Bad Sign" Albert King "Irish Tour" Rory Gallagher "Ice Pickin" Albert Collins "Can You Jack? The Best of Chicago Acid House 1985-1995" "Les Baines Douches Dec. 19 1979" Joy Division "Green Thoughts" The Smithereens
I gave Love Anel Baby a spin yesterday; only for the Real Thingy. That's my excuse, and I'm sticking to it.
Johnny wrote: Sigur Ros - "Agaetius Byrjun" Sigur Ros - "Untitled" Sigur Ros - "Takk"
Is Takk any good?
Takk means thank you, I think.
Royksopp - the understanding Nine Black Alps - can't find box to remember what its called Arcade fire -funeral depeche mode singles 86-98
Rian wrote:
Johnny wrote: Sigur Ros - "Agaetius Byrjun" Sigur Ros - "Untitled" Sigur Ros - "Takk"
Is Takk any good?
Takk means thank you, I think.
Pretty good yeah.but if youre not into their music i could imagine the singing would be a bit irratating.some of the songs on Takk are emotive,life affirming stuff
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: Royksopp - the understanding Nine Black Alps - can't find box to remember what its called Arcade fire -funeral depeche mode singles 86-98
What do you make of Arcade Fire? Heard a few good reivews.
I've got Royksopp's, not overwhelmed. Still listening to Destroy Rock and Roll and just got The Go Team and LCD soundsytem, both pretty good.
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: Royksopp - the understanding Nine Black Alps - can't find box to remember what its called Arcade fire -funeral depeche mode singles 86-98
What do you make of Arcade Fire? Heard a few good reivews.
I've got Royksopp's, not overwhelmed. Still listening to Destroy Rock and Roll and just got The Go Team and LCD soundsytem, both pretty good.
I've been enjoying Arcade Fire quite a lot, HW.
Ladytron - The Witching Hour Deep dish - George is On David Guetta - Latest The Charlatans - Between 10th and 11th The Ocean Blue - Cerulean Kraftwerk - Minimum Maximum Nightmares on Wax - Smokers Delight Nitin Sawhney - Prophesy
Currently giving a second chance to Antics by Interpol...
Otherwise, it's a rotation between Arcade Fire's Funeral & EP, and Coldplay's X&Y
And Interpol's Turn On The Bright lights.. hence why I give a second chance to their 2nd album ;)
Oh, and something about Sirens... anybody heard of it? ;)
Today's selections include:
Badly Drawn Boy: One Plus One Is One Earth, Wind & Fire: Head To The Sky New Order: WFTSC (Japanese version) Salvation (soundtrack)
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: Royksopp - the understanding Nine Black Alps - can't find box to remember what its called Arcade fire -funeral depeche mode singles 86-98
What do you make of Arcade Fire? Heard a few good reivews.
I've got Royksopp's, not overwhelmed. Still listening to Destroy Rock and Roll and just got The Go Team and LCD soundsytem, both pretty good.
i'm more into this royksopp album than the first it seems alot more solid. but i've not had in my Earphones yet walking round town to give it a proper listen, or in my car yet so we'll see about my final evaluation in a few weeks.
arcade fire i only invested in it after reading so many good things about them on here i'm only up to track 5 but so far its good stuff.
i was gonna go see Mylo at T in the park but the mass of people was way too much for my liking.
Bruuuue Mundaaee wrote: Ladytron - The Witching Hour
Me too - can't stop playing it!
"Weekend" is just awesome...
Chris
in a bit of randomness i bought Kanye Wests New album...don't know why, i don't really rate the guy. but his albums seems ok upon first listen.
Might give it a whirl. Tried to convince the Mrs she might want to buy it but it looks like I'll have to part with my own hard-earned.
Johnny wrote: Spinning Arcade Fire too.Like half of it so far.But it`s taking a while to "get" the rest
I think the first track is the best by far.
Patrick wrote:
Johnny wrote: Spinning Arcade Fire too.Like half of it so far.But it`s taking a while to "get" the rest
I think the first track is the best by far.
Yeah thats good.And of course Rebellion (Lies) and Power Out.But thats all that`s grabbed me so far.
Johnny wrote:
Patrick wrote:
Johnny wrote: Spinning Arcade Fire too.Like half of it so far.But it`s taking a while to "get" the rest
I think the first track is the best by far.
Yeah that
s good.And of course Rebellion (Lies) and Power Out.But thats all that`s grabbed me so far.
I also like the last track. Actually, I enjoy the whole album most of the time. To me it's the best new stuff I've heard in quite a while.
the arcade fire were one of the "weird bands" shug referred to in his barcelona piece.
tried to tell him he'd be missing out nby not coming to see them there - they changed the set list around a lot from their uk tour earlier in the year & didn't end with in the backseat
hibster wrote: the arcade fire were one of the "weird bands" shug referred to in his barcelona piece.
tried to tell him he'd be missing out nby not coming to see them there - they changed the set list around a lot from their uk tour earlier in the year & didn't end with in the backseat
One of those bands that're Too Deep for me, like Mars Volta or Dark Side of the Moon/The Wall-era Pink Floyd.
Massive Attack - Blue Lines, Mezzanine (Angel might even challenge Safe From Harm as one of the greatest openers ever) New Order - Republic, WFTSC, Best Of ACR - MCR Electronic - RTP Architecture in Helsinki - In Case We Die (slowly getting into it)
The Jesus & Mary Chain - Psychocandy
Beefcake - Polycontrale Contra Punkte
The Velvet Underground - White Light/White Heat
The Teardrop Explodes - Kilimanjaro
Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlement We are Floating in Space
Section 25 - Love & Hate (In the English Countryside)
Primal Scream - Screamadelica
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Dazzle Ships
New Order - Technique
Labradford - Prazision LP
The KLF - The White Room
The Durutti Column - LC
