for serious music connoisseurs...

playlist:

Talk Talk: "Spirit of Eden" & "Laughing Stock" Orang: "Herd of Instinct" Ø: "Metri" Aphex Twin: "Selected Ambient Works II" Slint: "Spiderland" Bruce Gilbert: "This way to the shivering man" Bedhead: "What fun life was" Shiva Affect: "Yahweh" Bark Psychosis: "Hex" Main: "Motion Pool" Laika: "Silver apples of the moon" Artificial Intelligence (WARP) Ostzonensuppenwurfelmachenkrebs Gastr del Sol - "Camofleur" Keith Hudson: "Pick a Dub" Xenakis: "Electro Acoustic music" Stockhausen: "Hymnen" Morton Subotnik: "Silver Apples of the moon" Tod Dockstader: "Quartermass" Robert Ashley: "Private Parts/Private lives" Dom: "Edge of time" This Heat (everything is absolutely essential) African Head Charge: "My life in a hole in the ground" African Head Charge: "In search of Sanshame land" King Tubby: "Rockers meets King Tubby in a fire house" King Tubby: "meets Lee Scratch Perry" Edikanfo: "African Super Band" Tito Puente: (Anything from 1945-1995, best: 1947-1954) Fela: "Zombie, Original Sufferhead" Brian Eno + David Byrne: "My life in a bush of ghosts" James Brown: "Funky people part 2"

anything by Luigi Nono, Luc Ferrari, Pierre Henry, Pierre Schaeffer, Scott Walker, Alvin Lucier, Franco Battiato, King Tubby, On-U Sound, Traditional music of Burundi, Morocco

but no GENE YOUR MISSING OUT

No New Order?

Steve Reich, michael nyman, phillip glass? are we just showing off here.

IF I were NO, I'd WANT left off that playlst, most of the people on it can play (albeit many of them play bollox)

finally there is someone else on NOOL who likes Bark Psychosis!

Thee is no Spice Girls on that list

to African Head Charge

Grell wrote: finally there is someone else on NOOL who likes Bark Psychosis!

err hello! I like a lot of post rock bark psychosis & slint, yet no GYBE, Explosions in the sky, 65 days of static, mogwai or youth music soundtrack strategies?

bit confused by this post though - who on earth lists albums as a playlist?

dave soligo wrote: Ostzonensuppenwurfelmachenkrebs

that's quite a mouthful.

interesting that it's the exact same list as on this site.

WOT no BLUE NILE???

for serious music snobs...

Fixed.

hibster wrote:

Grell wrote: finally there is someone else on NOOL who likes Bark Psychosis!

err hello! I like a lot of post rock bark psychosis & slint, yet no GYBE, Explosions in the sky, 65 days of static, mogwai or youth music soundtrack strategies?

bit confused by this post though - who on earth lists albums as a playlist?

yup. all that GYBE, Explosions stuff has to GO!

monty wrote: WOT no BLUE NILE???

Exactly... Where are they?!

Some Warp though... Sheffield's finest label since, er...

They release an album every seven or eight years! They must work at Tescos in between!

Hulk no see Monolake or Penguin Cafe Orchestra on list...

HULK SMASH PUNY HUMAN!

Even if their name didn't totally justify their existence (which it does). Penguin Cafe Orchestra's "music for found harmonium" is a total classic of human creativity.....and The Orb mix is exactly the same, with bass rumbles added :)

The absence of Emerson, Lake & Palmer is simply a no-no.

AgentWood wrote:

dave soligo wrote: Ostzonensuppenwurfelmachenkrebs

that's quite a mouthful.

eastzone(east german)soupcubesgiveyoucancer

Pash wrote:

monty wrote: WOT no BLUE NILE???

Exactly... Where are they?!

Some Warp though... Sheffield's finest label since, er...

just "automobile noise" outside my office window. top band the Nile.

john kershaw wrote:

Pash wrote:

monty wrote: WOT no BLUE NILE???

Exactly... Where are they?!

Some Warp though... Sheffield's finest label since, er...

just "automobile noise" outside my office window. top band the Nile.

Where's Kleenex & Liliput?

monty wrote: WOT no BLUE NILE???

one of the best albums of all time is "A Walk Across the Rooftops." pity my vinyl copy is all scratched up.