What do people here...
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At the moment:
Royal Treatment Plant
HotBeds
Shrag
Comet Gain
Huggy Bear
The Cardiacs
Killa Flaw
Hello Wembley
Subhumans
Crass
Conflict
Discharge
Danbert NoBacon
Bass Bandits (yes, REALLY!)
Razed In A New Division Of Agony (Logan - shorten the f**king name! LOL)
and many others...
Take a look at my profile on NOOL, or look at the last.fm recently listened tracks below in my signature here, and you'll get a basic idea. Or visit my YouTube account and look under the music section in my profile info.
Erasure A Certain Ratio Various Jazz/ Dub/ Reggae Air Pet Shop Boys Tobacco Boards of Canada
Sigur Ros
The Dream Academy
The Cure(85-2000 only)
Depeche Mode
The Hives
Rupesh Cartel
Howard Kern Day(australia-madrigals ep era)
Primitive Radio Gods
Joy Division
and others that escape my mind.
Nitzer Ebb
Audion
Richie Hawtin/Plastikman
Depeche Mode
Cosmic Disco/New Beat/Balearic/Italo obscure shit
Random - past and present...
ACR, Arctic Monkeys, Chameleons, Clash, Cure, DK's, Gang of Four, Hives, JD, Killing Joke, Killers, REM, Railway Children, Sisters of Mercy, Smiths, U2
.. actually more past than present!
British Sea Power Wedding Present Lloyd Cole ABC Luxuria Go Betweens Pete Wylie/Mighty Wah Billy Bragg New Pornographers Jazz Butcher Roxy Music Clash Stranglers World Party X
and the list goes on...
Curtis80 wrote: I only listen to Joy Division, the true originators!
Show respect!
every now and again the forum throws up one of these. They never stick around for long.
Goombay Dance Band, Chris de Burgh and a bit of Whitehouse when i'm feeling romantic....
Whitehouse?! I listened to some samples of them on their MySpace and I threw up in my mouth a little...
Genesis P-Orridge says he despises them so much that he destroys their records whenever he comes across them.
a weird mixture, beach boys, beatles, rolling stones, the who, j m jarre, kraftwerk, tenacious d,chemical brothers, the orb, orbital, klf, beck, stone roses, primal scream, faithless, goldfrapp, half man half biscuit, iggy pop, massive attack, moby (sorry), oasis, prodigy, rem, yazoo, ruddinn, smiths and plenty of others. but mainly i listen to my wife saying stop playing so much bloody new order.
Best song i heard lately was "When Pornography is no longer enough" by Sutcliffe Jugend, totally postal dudes!!! 
Hmm, Does Electronic count?
Bowie, Iggy, Echo & the bunnymen, Pet Shop Boys, some old rap- like Newcleus and Biz Markie, the Fall, Magazine more lately, Happy Mondays that sorta thing
Right now, I'm into:
Rush
The Birthday Massacre
theSTART
Lacuna Coil
Ikon
Infected Mushroom
Northern Kings
Kittie
Icon Of Coil
the list goes on...
Chris Nash wrote: At the moment:
Royal Treatment Plant
HotBeds
Shrag
Comet Gain
Huggy Bear
The Cardiacs
Killa Flaw
Hello Wembley
Subhumans
Crass
Conflict
Discharge
Danbert NoBacon
Bass Bandits (yes, REALLY!)
Razed In A New Division Of Agony (Logan - shorten the f**king name! LOL)
and many others...
NEVER!!! Bwahahahaha :D
Strangely, i almost never listen to new order, and joy division even less. Probably listen to Bob the most.
DEATH IN JUNE Boyd Current 93 The Who The Jam A Certain Ratio Stockholm Monsters Strawberry Switchblade The Wake and various youth crew bands
Pet Shop Boys, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Stranglers, Sex Pistols, PiL, Chameleons UK, Comsat Angels, The Sound, The Wipers, Dead Kennedys, The Clash, The Cure, Depeche Mode, etc.
I'll limit it to twenty...
Cabaret Voltaire/Richard Kirk, Suicide/Alan Vega/Martin Rev, Tuxedomoon/Winston Tong, Lydia Lunch, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Section 25, The Fall, The Durutti Column, Cocteau Twins, The Associates, The Stooges/Iggy Pop, Soft Cell/Marc Almond, VU/Lou Reed, Throbbing Gristle/Coil/PTV/Chris & Cosey, Swans, Fad Gadget/Frank Tovey, Cluster/Moebius/Roedelius, Wire/Dome/Colin Newman, Brian Eno, Sonic Youth
Air (last album wasn't that good though) British Sea Power (great live) Cocteau Twins Cut Copy (new album is good) Doves (eagerly awaiting their new one) Dream Academy Dubstar Echo & the Bunnymen The Faint (first album) Fischerspooner Flight of the Conchords Frou Frou Goldfrapp Gotan Project Grandaddy Hybrid Imogen Heap Interpol Jonathan Coulton (just did a UK tour) Ladytron (last two albums have been brilliant) Lloyd Cole Massive Attack Neutral Milk Hotel (In the Aeroplane Over the Sea is genius) Pink Floyd Postal Service Radiohead St Etienne The Smiths Stars (keep getting better and better) Talk Talk Ulrich Schnauss 808 State
Underground resistance, Drexcyia, Skull Disco, Basic Channel / rhythm & Sound, Animal Collective, The jesus and Mary Chain, Spiritulaized / spacemen 3 / Spectrum, B12, Black Dog, Mum. Portishead, Deepchord, Derrick May, Juan Atkins, Radiohead, St Etienne,Hot Chip, Rob Hood, Jeff Mills, Lee Perry, Wackies, Velvet Underground, Joy Division, boards of canada...quite alot really.
Well....
I'm really digging these guys:
Cool new-wave sounds, and great live! Like a mixture of The Chameleons, The Cure and Joy Division ;)
Tindersticks Front 242 Last.fm Little Computer People (= Anthony Rother) 32 Crash Interpol Bloc Party Mary Ann Hobbs Benga & Skream Hot Chip Kim Wilde Filla Brazillia Sigur Ros Meat Beat Manifesto]
Oh and by accident some New Order as well...
Social Distortion Smiths/Morrissey Massive Attack Radiohead Doves Johnny Cash Miles Davis Elbow Interpol Depeche Mode Cure John Coltrane Muse Clash Dead Kennedys Los Lobos Mazzy Star
damien1871 wrote: at the moment im binging myself on A perfect Circle
Good call, Mer De Noms has the most perfect flow to it. As in, you put it in, and want to listen start to finish. :)
this is some stuff lately
The Presets Kilowatts Summerbirds In the Cellar Keane MGMT also liking the new Dido.
