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Moon Safari - Air

Sextet - A Certain Ratio

Airdrawndagger - Sasha

Infected - The The

This Is Big Audio Dynamite - Big Audio Dynamite

Speaking In Tongues - Talking Heads

Kid A - Radiohead

Computer World - Kraftwerk

Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins

Endtroducing - DJ Shadow

Love them all, never skip any tracks.

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'kinell Ste.

i'm not rackin me brains for this mate.

however,

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Steve One wrote:

Endtroducing - DJ Shadow

Fuct if I can think of 10 at this time of the morning, but glad someone's mentioned DJ Shadow.

Is this lad way too clever by 'alf, or just basically shite, a chancer who's got lucky? Finally stuck Entroducing, the Outsider and Private Repress on me iPod over Xmas thinking I was gonna be dead impressed but, whilst he gets a nice groove going on occasion, I found most of it just pretentious twaddle. Think I might be missing something amazing, but not sure I can give him too many more plays before he just gets boring? Possibly I just don't get it?

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I wasn't after you listing 10 albums,i just wanted those 10 'out there'. :laugh:

Endtroducing is, after a few listens excellent. Not fussed on the second one and haven't got round to the Outsder yet.

If anyone likes electronic music though,have a listen to the Sasha album. Its nothing like what you'll expect, its quite slow and ambient. Think along the likes of Royksopp.

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El Jarvo wrote:

Steve One wrote:

Endtroducing - DJ Shadow

Fuct if I can think of 10 at this time of the morning, but glad someone's mentioned DJ Shadow.

Is this lad way too clever by 'alf, or just basically shite, a chancer who's got lucky? Finally stuck Entroducing, the Outsider and Private Repress on me iPod over Xmas thinking I was gonna be dead impressed but, whilst he gets a nice groove going on occasion, I found most of it just pretentious twaddle. Think I might be missing something amazing, but not sure I can give him too many more plays before he just gets boring? Possibly I just don't get it?

Maybe got lucky with "Entroducing"; thereafter it's pretty hit and miss (and mostly miss at that)...

I would add:

Cocteau Twins, "Victorialand"*

Tindersticks, "Tindersticks" (the first one, NATCH!)*

Kid Loco, "A Grand Love Story"

The Stone Roses' debut (a bit obvious, NATCH!)

Mazzy Star, "So Tonight That I Might See"*

(* - and, frankly, everything else they've ever done)

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Fuwk! 10 is a bit of a tall order, here's 7 off the top of my head:

The Postal Service - Give Up

UNKLE - Psyence Fiction

Ian Brown - Golden Greats

Leftfield - Leftism

Doves - The Last Broadcast

Morrissey - Vauxhall and I

Crowded House - Temple Of Low Men

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Some of his stuff is excellent. I'd go for The Private Press over Endtroducing.

I was rather smug a few years back when all my mates were going on about the ace music that MoTD had started using during the goal of the month and I was able to say, "Oh, yeah, DJ Shadow, the CD's hardly been out of my machine for the last year"

Endtroducing was the first Completely Sampled Album or something. The only thing used to produce the whole album was a AKAI sampling drum machine, I think.

And his stuff with James Lavelle as U.N.K.L.E. is even better.

:thumb:

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ally wrote: Fuwk! 10 is a bit of a tall order, here's 7 off the top of my head:

The Postal Service - Give Up

UNKLE - Psyence Fiction

Ian Brown - Golden Greats

Leftfield - Leftism

Doves - The Last Broadcast

Morrissey - Vauxhall and I

Crowded House - Temple Of Low Men

hmmmm... I can skip a few tracks on Vauxhall... depending on my mood.

Morrissey- Southpaw Grammar

The Cure- Disintegration

Depeche Mode- Violator

I Am Kloot- I Am Kloot

Ladytron- 604

British Sea Power- The Decline of...

Doves- Some Cities

REM- Automatic for the People

Gary Numan- Telekon

Placebo- Meds

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go betweens - liberty belle & the black diamond express

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someone close by has got some terrible taste.

:rofl:

edit: how could i forget

Television - Marquee Moon

:nod:

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anyone picked up the expanded/ deluxe version of endtroducing?

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hibster wrote: anyone picked up the expanded/ deluxe version of endtroducing?

is that a tin of paint?

what colour?

:laugh:

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have you really just made a pun on the similarity of the words deluxe & dulux?

slow day at work is it?

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hibster wrote: have you really just made a pun on the similarity of the words deluxe & dulux?

slow day at work is it?

shockingly so.

no ones in.

:laugh:

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*resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

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hibster wrote: *resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

nahh go ahead.

i get it all the time.

:headflyover:

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hibster wrote: anyone picked up the expanded/ deluxe version of endtroducing?

Yes, that's what I've got. Soulseek is the answer!

To be honest, I just have a playlist on me ipod which chews up all tracks on random with zero play count till I've listened to the lot at least once. Perhaps I should actually sit down and play his albums through, in the correct order, just the one time? Maybe the stuff I dislike covers a couple of albums and the bits which are listenable are all off the same album?

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hibster wrote: *resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

Sorry but i cant do that. If JAK has got a job, it must be working for the fcukin social. Theres only two types in Liverpool.

Those who claim social, those who work for the social.

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Steve One wrote: I wasn't after you listing 10 albums,i just wanted those 10 'out there'. :laugh:

Endtroducing is, after a few listens excellent. Not fussed on the second one and haven't got round to the Outsder yet.

If anyone likes electronic music though,have a listen to the Sasha album. Its nothing like what you'll expect, its quite slow and ambient. Think along the likes of Royksopp.

I've got it. It's alright. Wouldn't rave over it.

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Steve 'Good Cop, Bad Cop?' One wrote:

hibster wrote: *resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

Sorry but i cant do that. If JAK has got a job, it must be working for the fcukin social. Theres only two types in Liverpool.

Those who claim social, those who work for the social.

That's a bit narrow minded now isn't it? I don't claim social nor do I work for the social. Oh and you might find it hard to stomach but I actually have a job. Spot on observation.:thumb:

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PHD wrote:

Steve 'Good Cop, Bad Cop?' One wrote:

hibster wrote: *resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

Sorry but i cant do that. If JAK has got a job, it must be working for the fcukin social. Theres only two types in Liverpool.

Those who claim social, those who work for the social.

That's a bit narrow minded now isn't it? I don't claim social nor do I work for the social. Oh and you might find it hard to stomach but I actually have a job. Spot on observation.:thumb:

Aye, its obviously better than your sense of humor! D'you know what a meeeeen la? :laugh:

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I can only think of 5 you've thrown me there.

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Killing Joke - What's This For? Echo and the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here Leftfield - Rhythm and Stealth Napalm Death - Scum Depeche Mode - Violator The Fall - Hex Enduction Hour Ministry - The Mind is a Terrible Thing to Taste Public Image Ltd - Flowers of Romance Discharge - Here Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing Black Sabbath - Master of Reality

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Good CopBad Cop wrote:

PHD wrote:

Steve 'Good Cop, Bad Cop?' One wrote:

hibster wrote: *resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

Sorry but i cant do that. If JAK has got a job, it must be working for the fcukin social. Theres only two types in Liverpool.

Those who claim social, those who work for the social.

That's a bit narrow minded now isn't it? I don't claim social nor do I work for the social. Oh and you might find it hard to stomach but I actually have a job. Spot on observation.:thumb:

Aye, its obviously better than your sense of humor! D'you know what a meeeeen la? :laugh:

There's fuck all wrong with my sense of humour Steve. I just don't share your vision of Liverpool "types". I must have missed your smileys in your post kidder laaa.:scratch:

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PHD wrote:

Good CopBad Cop wrote:

PHD wrote:

Steve 'Good Cop, Bad Cop?' One wrote:

hibster wrote: *resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

Sorry but i cant do that. If JAK has got a job, it must be working for the fcukin social. Theres only two types in Liverpool.

Those who claim social, those who work for the social.

That's a bit narrow minded now isn't it? I don't claim social nor do I work for the social. Oh and you might find it hard to stomach but I actually have a job. Spot on observation.:thumb:

Aye, its obviously better than your sense of humor! D'you know what a meeeeen la? :laugh:

There's fuck all wrong with my sense of humour Steve. I just don't share your vision of Liverpool "types". I must have missed your smileys in your post kidder laaa.:scratch:

I only do it to get a rise out of Kershy,you know what he's like. Everytime he posts i just think of Joey Boswell.

I know not every liverpudlian is like that,i worked out of Liverpool for 2 years. No offence intended Paul mate!

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:topic:

Sorry, but do you EVER do any work? :evil4: No wonder this country is in the state it's in.................:D

Don't suppose you fancy signing a form for me, saying what a good upstanding citizen I am? It pays good money?:ignore:

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Kath wrote: :topic:

Sorry, but do you EVER do any work? :evil4: No wonder this country is in the state it's in.................:D

Don't suppose you fancy signing a form for me, saying what a good upstanding citizen I am? It pays good money?:ignore:

Yeah, of course i do! But i dont sit in a car with P O L I C E down the side stopping people from doing 6 miles an hour over the limit cos their trying to get to work!

Who d'you think stops the real criminals? Santa? :laugh:

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Good CopBad Cop wrote:

Who d'you think stops the real criminals? Santa? :laugh:

Be more useful than the rozzers down here:evil4:

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Ten is a pretty tall order, especially considering that a lot of folks have probably heard some of my faves (Pet Sounds, Revolver, Unknown Pleasures, etc.). But I'm gonna go for it in no particular order

The Velvet Underground (self-titled 1969 release) The Modern Lovers, Precise Modern Lovers Order (live) The Who Sell Out Bob Dylan, Blonde on Blonde Belle and Sebastian, Dear Catastrophe Waitress Talking Heads, The Name of This Band is... REM, Murmur Weezer, Pinkerton John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band XTC, Skylarking

Now let the piss-taking begin :p

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Good CopBad Cop wrote:

hibster wrote: *resists urge to make obvious joke about employment*

Sorry but i cant do that. If JAK has got a job, it must be working for the fcukin social. Theres only two types in Liverpool.

Those who claim social, those who work for the social.

Doesn't JAK work in Mancland?

Thus, probably making him an Illegal Immigrant? :eek3:

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