music thats floating your boat at the minute.(apart from no of course!) — Forum Archive

21 Jul 2006, 15:29

cannae gi up listening to the new muse album,in fact bought the entire back catalog on the strenght!.. I LIKES IT,I LIKES IT A LOT!

:nuts:

21 Jul 2006, 15:37

The Kooks.

21 Jul 2006, 16:11

Erm.. new album by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, i am slowly falling in love with.

21 Jul 2006, 17:11

Asylum Party - where have you gone my friend

from an old tape of the end of the eighties... I found that old compilation of "young and unknown artists" not a long before... swimming in memories with this song as soundtrack.

21 Jul 2006, 17:51

Anyone else here love Social Distortion. In the last couple years I just can't get enough of them. Think they're my second favorite band (behind NO of course).

Ness's version of "Ring of Fire" is tits. Reach for the sky and I was wrong kick ass.

JHC

21 Jul 2006, 17:57

pearl jam metallica red hot chili peppers alice in chains pixies neil young bloc party soundgarden doves

to name a few.

21 Jul 2006, 19:06

the last cds I bought were

"Land of Rape & Honey" Ministry "Marquee Moon" Television "Temple of The Dog"

21 Jul 2006, 22:17

Co2 wrote: the last cds I bought were

"Land of Rape & Honey" Ministry "Marquee Moon" Television "Temple of The Dog"

good for you(television)..whaddya think?

i finally got the byne/eno collaboration..sounds good so far.

21 Jul 2006, 22:55

The new Pet Shop Boys' album. "Minimal" and "20th Century" rule.

22 Jul 2006, 01:47

I've still got that Monster coming over the hills...

22 Jul 2006, 01:54

right now...WILCO!

22 Jul 2006, 01:55

lately, it's been: Four Tet: DJ Kicks Apparat & Eileen Allen: Orchestra Of Bubbles Asobi Seksu: Citrus Death In Vegas Lloyd Cole: Rattlesnakes/Dont get weird on me babe The Appleseed Cast: Peregrene I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness South Sleater-Kinney: The Hot Rock Sonic Youth: Rather Ripped

22 Jul 2006, 01:57

68Pontiac wrote: Anyone else here love Social Distortion. In the last couple years I just can't get enough of them. Think they're my second favorite band (behind NO of course).

Ness's version of "Ring of Fire" is tits. Reach for the sky and I was wrong kick ass.

JHC

You should check out his covers album "Under The Influences" really great stuff on there.

22 Jul 2006, 03:56

played most recently would be; ian brown,editors,howling bells and ive just got me yet another cocteau's compilation.also having a big flurry of my old echo and bunnymen stuff in preparation for v festival :laugh:

22 Jul 2006, 04:01

Editors, Go! Team, new Muse album.

22 Jul 2006, 04:31

Still playing The Juan Maclean - Less Than Human Hot Chip - The Warning Project Skyward - Strange Synchronicities Just got Tristeza - Spine and Sensory Terry Riley - In C On Order M83 - Before the Dawn Heals Us

22 Jul 2006, 06:09

jonathan wrote:

Co2 wrote: the last cds I bought were

"Land of Rape & Honey" Ministry "Marquee Moon" Television "Temple of The Dog"

good for you(television)..whaddya think?

i finally got the byne/eno collaboration..sounds good so far.

Marquee Moon is amazing...not any virtuoso playing but the interplay of the guitar lines is hypnotic. Nice to see a "punk band" that is not merely pissed off.

and the title cut is quickly becoming one of my fave guitar songs...

22 Jul 2006, 06:18

Carl-Johan Vallgren

22 Jul 2006, 07:15

Starsailor :uhoh:

22 Jul 2006, 07:36

Mark Isham`s score to last years Crash has been getting quite a lot of play.

22 Jul 2006, 08:27

violaine wrote:

68Pontiac wrote: Anyone else here love Social Distortion. In the last couple years I just can't get enough of them. Think they're my second favorite band (behind NO of course).

Ness's version of "Ring of Fire" is tits. Reach for the sky and I was wrong kick ass.

JHC

You should check out his covers album "Under The Influences" really great stuff on there.

Got that, and I completely agree, it is great.

JHC

22 Jul 2006, 08:33

OMD - incredably corny at time time but still they are growing on me, the bass in electricity is brilliant

22 Jul 2006, 09:18

Kraftwerk, Radiohead

22 Jul 2006, 12:27

Old Blue wrote: Editors, Go! Team, new Muse album.

the new muse alb is fantastique magnifique! oh yesssssssssssssssssssss!

:nuts:

22 Jul 2006, 13:22

Co2 wrote:

jonathan wrote:

Co2 wrote: the last cds I bought were

"Land of Rape & Honey" Ministry "Marquee Moon" Television "Temple of The Dog"

good for you(television)..whaddya think?

i finally got the byne/eno collaboration..sounds good so far.

Marquee Moon is amazing...not any virtuoso playing but the interplay of the guitar lines is hypnotic. Nice to see a "punk band" that is not merely pissed off.

and the title cut is quickly becoming one of my fave guitar songs...

The second half of their 78 S.F. gig has been stuck in my car's CD player for the last month or so, great stuff. That, and I've been playing the vinyl version of Broooce's Nebraska on the turntable at home incessantly.

22 Jul 2006, 13:26

This Heat Leonard Cohen Sigur Ros Wire The Radio Dept. Lisa Gerrard

22 Jul 2006, 15:55

The Charlatans-Live it like you love it

22 Jul 2006, 17:28

Depeche Mode - leave in silence

... went to a concert of Depeche Mode few days ago.

24 Jul 2006, 04:01

Thom Yorke - The Eraser (it`ll keep me going till Radiohead return!)

24 Jul 2006, 04:51

The Thom Yorke album and the new Muse album are on heavy rotation here.

24 Jul 2006, 05:23

On a whim, I started lstening to my Ultravox greatest hits CD. It's still good.

24 Jul 2006, 05:26

Rick Banks wrote: OMD - incredably corny at time time but still they are growing on me, the bass in electricity is brilliant

Hey, there's nothing wrong with some good, cheesy, 80's synth pop! (heck, just check out my entry above!)

24 Jul 2006, 05:35

Any Hed Kandi Amy Winehouse Happy Mondays

24 Jul 2006, 05:36

[orange]Missy Orange[/orange] wrote: Amy Winehouse

:spit: :evil4:

24 Jul 2006, 07:37

Co2 wrote: the last cds I bought were

"Land of Rape & Honey" Ministry "Marquee Moon" Television "Temple of The Dog"

land of rape and Honey is quntissential Ministry.

are you just getting into them? if so "twitch" should be next on your list.

I recently bought the WolfMother CD, all I can say is, meh.

24 Jul 2006, 07:42

Bob Konkel wrote:

Co2 wrote: the last cds I bought were

"Land of Rape & Honey" Ministry "Marquee Moon" Television "Temple of The Dog"

land of rape and Honey is quntissential Ministry.

are you just getting into them? if so "twitch" should be next on your list.

I recently bought the WolfMother CD, all I can say is, meh.

Yeah, "Land of Rape & Honey" rocks. And is so different from their early stuff, like Every Day is Halloween.

24 Jul 2006, 13:29

[orange]Missy Orange[/orange] wrote: Any Hed Kandi

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24 Jul 2006, 13:52

Miss Disco wrote:

[orange]Missy Orange[/orange] wrote: Any Hed Kandi

Any of their compilations stand out? I've got a few but no recent ones.

24 Jul 2006, 14:34

Lots of Aphex Twin, the last three Super Furry Animals albums, Bark Psychosis - Hex...

SHEDi xxx

24 Jul 2006, 14:47

SHEDimon wrote: Lots of Aphex Twin, the last three Super Furry Animals albums, Bark Psychosis - Hex...

SHEDi xxx

i saw Aphex Twin at the old Phoenix festival near Stratford On Avon in 96 or something.he played his set in a child's wendy house :laugh: marvellous

24 Jul 2006, 14:49

Co2 wrote:

jonathan wrote:

Co2 wrote: the last cds I bought were

"Land of Rape & Honey" Ministry "Marquee Moon" Television "Temple of The Dog"

good for you(television)..whaddya think?

i finally got the byne/eno collaboration..sounds good so far.

Marquee Moon is amazing...not any virtuoso playing but the interplay of the guitar lines is hypnotic. Nice to see a "punk band" that is not merely pissed off.

and the title cut is quickly becoming one of my fave guitar songs...

I just picked up "Marquee Moon" a couple of weeks ago. I was completely blown away. Amazing band.

24 Jul 2006, 14:54

I like this band.

Maybe its because of their weird name.

http://www.sayhitoyourmom.com/music.htm

24 Jul 2006, 15:08

Hmm... what have I been listening to lately...

Bob Wratten stuff... Field Mice, Northern Picture Library, Trembling Blue Stars. A friend got me into it recently. LOVE NPL's Alaska especially. Not too impressed with the Occasional Keepers (collaboration with members of The Wake). I expected much from that, though.

Early 80s Factory stuff like Section 25, The Names, The Wake, Crispy Ambulance, ACR. All great stuff.

Yes, I recently raided the LTM backcatalogue.

What else...

Talking Heads, particularly their Eno period.

New stuff from Halou, PSB, Strokes, Grandaddy. Not too impressed with the Thom Yorke record. Not too impressed with most new music from this year, actually.

Paul van Dyk's Politics of Dancing 2 compilation... trance music sent down from heaven.

Longwave... fantastic indie band from New York. Saw them open up for Doves last year. The Strangest Things is a knock you on your ass gorgeous record.

That's enough for now.

25 Jul 2006, 02:04

Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Miss Disco wrote:

[orange]Missy Orange[/orange] wrote: Any Hed Kandi

Any of their compilations stand out? I've got a few but no recent ones.

Any! That's the beauty of them, i've got nearly every Hed Kandi CD that's been made. I can stick any of them on and know it will be good. Perfect summer listening

25 Jul 2006, 05:37

junior boys-in the morning. again and again

25 Jul 2006, 05:40

quite liked emmy the great & regina spektor at truck festival this weekend. ymss & 65 days of static were good as ever too