Music Suggestions Please

Emma Peel wrote: Madness has some good music.

And tons of crap

68 Pontiac wrote: Fine, Madness is good. . .

Thoughts on Oingo Boingo?

JHC

Ill have to dl some of their stuff. Ill get back to you in 15 mins.

Twatto wrote:

Wino wrote: Not everyones cup of tea under 30 probably, but you know........... phew....need a sit down.

Well im only 16 and they get a thumbs up from me

Great keyboards and sax; fabulous lyrics - fantastic live!! OK back to subject......I'll shut the .........up now.

Emma Peel wrote:

Twatto wrote:

State of Love and Trust wrote: Urrggh no not Madness!!

Jack's lost it

again!

Took him long enough to find it last time

Twatto wrote:

68 Pontiac wrote: Fine, Madness is good. . .

Thoughts on Oingo Boingo?

JHC

Ill have to dl some of their stuff. Ill get back to you in 15 mins.

15 minutes only? that will be a really fast review, then..

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Emma Peel wrote: Madness has some good music.

And tons of crap

Madness is all in the mind.

Emma Peel wrote:

Twatto wrote:

68 Pontiac wrote: Fine, Madness is good. . .

Thoughts on Oingo Boingo?

JHC

Ill have to dl some of their stuff. Ill get back to you in 15 mins.

15 minutes only? that will be a really fast review, then..

With the help of Amazon.com samples, why not?

Emma Peel wrote:

Twatto wrote:

68 Pontiac wrote: Fine, Madness is good. . .

Thoughts on Oingo Boingo?

JHC

Ill have to dl some of their stuff. Ill get back to you in 15 mins.

15 minutes only? that will be a really fast review, then..

You're not kidding!

JHC

15 minute review says:

Dead Mans Party, Weird Science and Stay are all good.

the replacements. everyone must listen to the replacements.

and husker du, of course. well, anything with the name 'bob mould' attached to it. sugar is less punk but their album copper blue is as good as anything husker du ever did.

p.s. why not break out of the 'indie/punk' mold and listen to some marvin gaye, stevie wonder (pre-1980s), curtis mayfield and maybe even try a little emmylou harris?

Ladytron, Client, Elbow, I Am Kloot, Delays, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Mystery Jets, Guillemots, Hope Of The States, Editors, Goldfrapp...

Also worth checking out is anything by Richard Ashcroft, solo or with the Verve. Been listening to lots of that today.

AgentWood wrote: stevie wonder (pre-1980s)

defo

Twatto wrote:

AgentWood wrote: stevie wonder (pre-1980s)

defo

R U Kidding?

Twatto wrote:

AgentWood wrote: stevie wonder (pre-1980s)

defo

good one, twatto. talking book, innervisions, songs in the key of life. all classics. actually, i'm going to go put on my original songs in the key of life LP right now.

Not enough electro pop on this thread

AgentWood wrote:

Twatto wrote:

AgentWood wrote: stevie wonder (pre-1980s)

defo

good one, twatto. talking book, innervisions, songs in the key of life. all classics. actually, i'm going to go put on my original songs in the key of life LP right now.

Awww, he is so quality

Wino wrote:

R U Kidding?

Nope.

Strange..............but true. Apparently.

Wino wrote: Strange..............but true. Apparently.

the red hot chili peppers' cover of stevie wonder's higher ground is good, but not as good as the original. oh, no.

Thats a stevie wonder cover? jesus, i should start reading record sleeves.

John frusciates mrs does backing vox on that track, for fans of meaningless semi obscure music trivia.

AgentWood wrote: the replacements. everyone must listen to the replacements.

and husker du, of course. well, anything with the name 'bob mould' attached to it. sugar is less punk but their album copper blue is as good as anything husker du ever did.

p.s. why not break out of the 'indie/punk' mold and listen to some marvin gaye, stevie wonder (pre-1980s), curtis mayfield and maybe even try a little emmylou harris?

I didn't know you were such an R'n'B girl

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AgentWood wrote: the replacements. everyone must listen to the replacements.

and husker du, of course. well, anything with the name 'bob mould' attached to it. sugar is less punk but their album copper blue is as good as anything husker du ever did.

p.s. why not break out of the 'indie/punk' mold and listen to some marvin gaye, stevie wonder (pre-1980s), curtis mayfield and maybe even try a little emmylou harris?

I didn't know you were such an R'n'B girl

i prefer the word soul. and curtis mayfield is funk, as is isaac hayes (i've got an isaac hayes record collection, as well). emmylou is country/bluegrass.

Uncle Liam wrote: Thats a stevie wonder cover? jesus, i should start reading record sleeves.

John frusciates mrs does backing vox on that track, for fans of meaningless semi obscure music trivia.

Yeah, Stevie's version is quality

Hey, some pub quiz knowledge there, ill remember that

AgentWood wrote:

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AgentWood wrote: the replacements. everyone must listen to the replacements.

and husker du, of course. well, anything with the name 'bob mould' attached to it. sugar is less punk but their album copper blue is as good as anything husker du ever did.

p.s. why not break out of the 'indie/punk' mold and listen to some marvin gaye, stevie wonder (pre-1980s), curtis mayfield and maybe even try a little emmylou harris?

I didn't know you were such an R'n'B girl

i prefer the word soul. and curtis mayfield is funk, as is isaac hayes (i've got an isaac hayes record collection, as well). emmylou is country/bluegrass.

From here... the road to the Sugarhill Gang?

TV on the Radio Faust My Bloody Valentine The Ex (highly recommended if you like the Fall) Th' Faith Healers Pavement British Sea Power

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AgentWood wrote:

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AgentWood wrote: the replacements. everyone must listen to the replacements.

and husker du, of course. well, anything with the name 'bob mould' attached to it. sugar is less punk but their album copper blue is as good as anything husker du ever did.

p.s. why not break out of the 'indie/punk' mold and listen to some marvin gaye, stevie wonder (pre-1980s), curtis mayfield and maybe even try a little emmylou harris?

I didn't know you were such an R'n'B girl

i prefer the word soul. and curtis mayfield is funk, as is isaac hayes (i've got an isaac hayes record collection, as well). emmylou is country/bluegrass.

From here... the road to the Sugarhill Gang?

the sugarhill gang were actually a 'boy band' put together by a '60s singer (forget her name now). grandmaster flash and the furious five. now that's where it's at.

Love&Rockets--Express Front242--Front by Front Clan of Xymox

pre-Sex Pistols music Beatles--Abbey Road, Yellow Submarine soundtrack, Rubber Soul and Sgt Pepper The Doors--their live lps covers most and are great Bowie--Ziggy Stardust, Aladinsane, Diamond Dogs, Scary Monsters, Low, Heroes

Twist, singer of the Blessing Way wrote: Love&Rockets--Express Front242--Front by Front Clan of Xymox

True, seriously!

If you like JD/NO, The Fall, you may like really Clan of Xymox, Front 242, Wire, My Bloody Valentine.

Twist, singer of the Blessing Way wrote: pre-Sex Pistols music Beatles--Abbey Road, Yellow Submarine soundtrack, Rubber Soul and Sgt Pepper The Doors--their live lps covers most and are great Bowie--Ziggy Stardust, Aladinsane, Diamond Dogs, Scary Monsters, Low, Heroes

Now you Beatloman...

I never really got into The Doors. Maybe I should try listening to their work again...

PEARL JAM!!!!!