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Listening to a stream from the Cocteau Twins website (http://www.cocteautwins.com/html/media/audio.html) - there's definitely some gorgeousness in there, but the recordings/encodings are pretty bad so not great sound quality. Still worth listening to though...
Currently "Blue Bell Knoll (live)"
TremblingStar
02-02-2005, 13:27
Do some work.
evilpink_queeny
02-02-2005, 13:34
papa roach - last resort
folklore
02-02-2005, 14:01
REM Around the Sun
evilpink_queeny
02-02-2005, 14:03
was;
jet - get what you need
now;
system of a down - boom
evilpink_queeny
02-02-2005, 14:42
was:
sheryl crow - the first cut is the deepest
now:
sondre lerche - track you down
MysteryGirl
02-02-2005, 15:10
Jean-Michel Jarre's Waiting For Cousteau
Oooh...watery...
folklore
02-02-2005, 15:16
Rufus Wainwright-Dinner at eight
greenwell64
02-02-2005, 15:30
Alanis Morrisette--You Ought To Know
Originally posted by TremblingStar
Do some work. Pot? Kettle?
Rickyroo
02-02-2005, 15:44
Einsturzende Neubauten - Haus Der luge
Banned by the Pope! :eek:
greenwell64
02-02-2005, 17:30
Queens Of The Stone Age--No One Knows
JackedyJAck
02-02-2005, 17:33
Tori Amos - Professional Widow
folklore
02-02-2005, 17:34
Alanis Morissette-Doth I protest too much
now changing to
Red hot chili peppers-under the bridge
greenwell64
02-02-2005, 17:46
AFI--Girl's Not Grey
greenwell64
02-02-2005, 18:51
Eve 6--Inside Out
Rickyroo
02-02-2005, 19:39
Tom Tom Club - You Sexy Thing
Kinda funky and sexy
evilpink_queeny
02-02-2005, 21:38
david bowie - changes
linoleum
02-02-2005, 22:06
I Surrender - David Sylvian ...
AGAIN!
Look at these beautiful lyrics though...
* I opened up the pathway of the heart
The flowers died embittered from the start.
That night I crossed the bridge of
sighs and I surrendered
I looked back and glimpsed the outline of a boy
His life of sorrows now collapsing into joy
And tonight the stars are all aligned and I surrender
A mother cries beneath a southern sky and I surrender
Recording angels and the poets of the night
Bring back the trophies of the battles that we fight
Searchlights fill the open skies and I surrender
Outrageous cries of love have called me back
Derailed the trains of thought, demolished wayward tracks
You tell me I've no need to wonder why I just surrender
I stand too close to see the sleight of hand
How she found this child inside the frightened man
Tonight I'm learning how to fly and I surrender
I've travelled all this way for your embrace
Enraptured by the recognition on your face
Hold me now while my old life dies tonight and I surrender
My mother cries beneath the open skies and I surrender
An ancient evening just before the fall
The light in your eyes, the meaning of it all
Birds fly and fill the summer skies and I surrender
She throws the burning books into the sea
Come find the meaning of the word inside of me
It's alright the stars are all aligned and I surrender
My mother cries beneath the moonlit skies and I surrender
My body turns to ashes in her hands
The disappearing world of footprints in the sand
Tell me now that this love will never die and I'll surrender
My mother cries beneath the open skies and I surrender *
I rest my case.
Beautiful lyrics there Sandi :)
I'm listening to Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong - Dream alittle dream of me
greenwell64
03-02-2005, 06:55
Those lyrics don't need music to put the hook into you.
Rickyroo
03-02-2005, 12:15
David Sylvian - Orpheus
Aaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh...soothing...
TremblingStar
03-02-2005, 13:16
Bic Runga - Drive
Watching and listening to this:
http://www.rathergood.com/spanners/
It's... uh... unique. ;)
Okay... after 10 minutes... now it's really getting to me... I've got this temptation to see how much I can take before I crack... uhhh... :eek:
Rickyroo
03-02-2005, 14:27
William Shatner - It Was A Very Good Year
Diabolical.
TremblingStar
03-02-2005, 14:53
Originally posted by Rickyroo
William Shatner - It Was A Very Good Year
Diabolical.
Heretic! For God's sake - don't let Kavokei hear you!
'Go' on the new Lemon Jelly album has the vocal talents of 'god-like genius' William Shatner on it. It's actually brilliant, as is all of '64-'95, I can't stop listening to it.
But now I'm listening to:
The Libertines - Up The Bracket
evilpink_queeny
03-02-2005, 15:21
was:
elbow - newborn
now:
the goldfrapp fan station on launch-currently playing slippage
greenwell64
03-02-2005, 15:54
Weezer--Buddy Holly
evilpink_queeny
03-02-2005, 15:58
changed to the scissor sister fan station...
now:
white stripes - black math
evilpink_queeny
03-02-2005, 16:32
back to my customized station..
peaches - bag it
NIN-head like a hole
no
ringfinger
greenwell64
03-02-2005, 16:44
Keane--Somewhere Only We Know
evilpink_queeny
03-02-2005, 16:56
tori amos - precious things
greenwell64
03-02-2005, 17:56
Smashmouth--Allstar
jeff buckley-last goodbye
Rickyroo
03-02-2005, 21:31
Trey Gunn - One Thousand Years: The Second Traverse
AKA The 10 minute version
Crowded House - Recurring Dream
Don't care what you say, there are some great songs on this CD...
greenwell64
04-02-2005, 06:38
I liked Crowded House.
Right now I'm listening to Saint Etienne--The whole Finisterre cd.
greenwell64
04-02-2005, 07:12
Up to B-92. Hence the new sig.
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 09:46
Haha! Brian, I played 'New Thing' from Finisterre on my PC last night. And I totally forgot that my PC sound system has the uber bass box and woofer. Combine that with the hugely bassy 'New Thing'...everyone downstairs could just see everything in the kitchen vibrating. Hehe!
Now, more Etienne goodness. 'People Get Real'
Nouvelle Vague - Love Will Tear Us Apart
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 11:46
Eric Johnson - Zap!
TremblingStar
04-02-2005, 13:12
Death Cab For Cutie - We Have The Facts And We're Voting Yes
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 13:49
Kingmaker - Armchair Anarchist
Phantom Planet - California (live)
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 15:08
Robert Palmer - Pride
Steel drums. Very cool
greenwell64
04-02-2005, 15:26
Sparta--Breaking The Broken
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 15:28
Sparks - Academy Award Performance
TremblingStar
04-02-2005, 15:40
Bright Eyes - Digital Ash In A Digital Urn
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 15:43
Green Eyes by Nick Cave
It's the ultimate song to play around my (evil) grandparents and see if they heard what was actually sung. Hehehe...
greenwell64
04-02-2005, 15:45
Bush--Glycerine
greenwell64
04-02-2005, 15:57
Counting Crows--A Long December
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 15:58
Age Of Consent played by someone who isn't New Order
Any ideas anyone?
greenwell64
04-02-2005, 16:33
Ben Folds--Brick (live)
Originally posted by TremblingStar
Bright Eyes - Digital Ash In A Digital Urn
<3
rachel stamp-baby baby
LAnights
04-02-2005, 16:37
bananarama- cruel summer :D
danni-who is that in your avatar?
greenwell64
04-02-2005, 16:57
The Desendants--Just Another Stupid American
Originally posted by LAnights
bananarama- cruel summer :D
danni-who is that in your avatar?
EMO BOYS!
Rachel Stamp-I got the worm
Rickyroo
04-02-2005, 17:20
Cocaine Socialist - Pulp
The only song I know of to openly mock Tony Blair. Why aren't there more?
I should send you Placebo-slave to the wage
I have a recording from the gig i went to where he changed the Bob Dylan maggie's farm ref to be about Tony Blair!
Blood Brothers-my first kiss at the public excecution
The Kills - Keep On Your Mean Side
After seeing them tonight, I have got to get their new album...
greenwell64
05-02-2005, 06:44
Beethoven--Missa Solemnis
Yngel_el
05-02-2005, 11:15
The prodigy - Memphis Bells
Rickyroo
05-02-2005, 15:19
Frank Zappa - Ride My Face To Chicago
Originally posted by Kavokei
The Kills - Keep On Your Mean Side
After seeing them tonight, I have got to get their new album...
see what I meant now when i said they are fantastic live?
greenwell64
05-02-2005, 15:50
Incubus--Are You In
The Good Life - Album of the Year (live on Sarah Kuttner - The Show, haha)
Rickyroo
05-02-2005, 19:24
Nicolas Cage - Love Me Tender
greenwell64
05-02-2005, 23:05
Radiohead--There There
greenwell64
05-02-2005, 23:38
David Sylvian--the Dead Bees On A Cake cd.
greenwell64
06-02-2005, 01:54
Listening to Bluegrass Breakdown on a local Public Radio station. This turned out to be the perfect follow-up to the jazzy, and decidedly Eastern vibe of David Sylvian. Listening to a good bluegrass with a lady leading is quite the musical hug.
Ravertike
06-02-2005, 07:26
Jamiroquai - supersonic
I can't stop listening to Kylie - I believe in you .. I have had it on repeat for 30 mins now, I must stop, it will drive me mad else.
Yngel_el
06-02-2005, 10:39
Goldfrapp - Utopia
Originally posted by Danni
see what I meant now when i said they are fantastic live? Yes - they were so good, their new stuff sounds great live. Only letdown was that the tit of an engineer had mixed the microphones too low so we could hardly hear the vocals. We were about a metre away from them as well. Obviously, VV looks even more gorgeous in the flesh. I'm still tempted to get on a train down to London to see them again next week, but I've agreed to go to see a play now.
Listening to their new single 'The Good Ones'
Rickyroo
06-02-2005, 14:55
Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues
Originally posted by Kavokei
Yes - they were so good, their new stuff sounds great live. Only letdown was that the tit of an engineer had mixed the microphones too low so we could hardly hear the vocals. We were about a metre away from them as well. Obviously, VV looks even more gorgeous in the flesh. I'm still tempted to get on a train down to London to see them again next week, but I've agreed to go to see a play now.
ooh she is gorgeous isn't she! I wish I could go and see them next week but have too much work!
Springsteeen-Born to run
(and no im not just listening to him cause i fancy him! )
greenwell64
06-02-2005, 18:22
Originally posted by Rickyroo
Johnny Cash - Folsom Prison Blues
I got two tapes of Johnny Cash with a gift card I got for Christmas from my brother; full editions of his classic concerts from Folsom and San Quinten prisons, made back in 1968 and '69 respectively. You won't hear a more electrified or appreciative crowd.
San Quinten has one particulary poignant moment for me. When I heard the uncensored version of A Boy Named Sue I thought of how many times me and Dad heard the 8-Track he had with the b-word bleeped out.
Dad passed his love of those old-time rock and country stars on to me via the bunch of tapes he had playing in his '69 star green Pontiac Firebird. I might haved have loved that stuff anyway, but that is how it turned out.
...He said; 'Son, this world is rough
and if a man's gonna make it, he's gotta be tough
and I knew I wouldn't be there to see you through...
...So I hope you thank me before I die
for the gravel in your guts and the spit in your eye
'cause I'm the son of a bitch who named you Sue'.
Both Johnny Cash and my Dad are gone now; and I trust there is peace in the valley for them both.
N.E.R.D. - She wants to move
er...an xmas song :S
My chemical romance-al i want for xmas
bloody good thogh
Rickyroo
06-02-2005, 19:56
Originally posted by greenwell64
Folsom and San Quinten prisons, made back in 1968 and '69 respectively. You won't hear a more electrified or appreciative crowd.
Ah, yes. Cash's two prison gig albums are legendary, with just cause. It makes you wonder doesn't it...that was way back over 35 years ago and Cash was huge...why hasn't anyone done anything like that since?
On goes Cash's excellent cover of Nick Cave's 'The Mercy Seat'.
greenwell64
06-02-2005, 20:03
True, there are no major artists doing prison gigs that make the news, anyway.
I just can't see today's big country stars doing stuff like that. But then again, back in the '60's, a lot of the country and rock and blues artists had no small aquaintence with jail. And that gave them a heart for the ones on lockdown. The scene is a bit sterilized these days. Ain't nobody gonna be a hit if they have done time.
Except in hip-hop of course. In some venues, it may be mandatory.
Rickyroo
06-02-2005, 20:19
Originally posted by greenwell64
True, there are no major artists doing prison gigs that make the news, anyway.
I just can't see today's big country stars doing stuff like that. But then again, back in the '60's, a lot of the country and rock and blues artists had no small aquaintence with jail. And that gave them a heart for the ones on lockdown. The scene is a bit sterilized these days. Ain't nobody gonna be a hit if they have done time.
Except in hip-hop of course. In some venues, it may be mandatory.
I think Steve Earle is the most likely to, other than that I can't see anyone doing it, except possibly Nick Cave perhaps. Too many hip-hop artists walk the walk, and they can back it up with plenty of swagger and a huge entourage, but ultimately I think they'd be too scared to do anything like a prison concert.
Back to the country discussion, it's incredibly watered down right now. I didn't really dig country much before hand, but as with most music genres, the best stuff isn't always the most well-known. Right now, most of it's pop with a slight country lilt to it, but is just pop with violins right now.
greenwell64
06-02-2005, 20:24
I don't like getting too angry at the most popular artists out there. After all, I am a wedding dj in the summer, and have to play all that stuff, anyway.
Rickyroo
06-02-2005, 20:35
Not angry. If someone is successful, fair play, congratulations and enjoy it while it lasts...etc etc etc...
What I don't like is someone trying to skewer some extra cred by saying "We're R 'N' B", when clearly they're pop, but happen to be black. Or when they say they're country, but they're just pop with a stetson. Honesty would be refreshing.
diamente
07-02-2005, 10:04
The Kinks.....are the Village Green Preservation Society
evilpink_queeny
07-02-2005, 10:54
papa roach - scars
The Fall Touch Sensitive.
You know, the one from the car advert that goes "hey, hey, hey, hey!"
Such delightful lyrics:
And you’re dying for a pee
So you go behind a tree
And a Star Wars police vehicle pulls up
I say gimme a taxi
evilpink_queeny
07-02-2005, 15:21
le tigre - new kicks
Iron and Wine - Naked As We Came
greenwell64
07-02-2005, 16:43
Freakzone on BBC 6 Music---talking about and playing stuff from Jean-Claude Vannier.
greenwell64
07-02-2005, 16:55
Aphex Twin--Log On Rock Witch
Rickyroo
07-02-2005, 17:15
David Bowie - I Have Not Been To Oxford Town
Hmmm...bassie...
greenwell64
07-02-2005, 17:54
John Fahey--America
greenwell64
07-02-2005, 18:11
Giant Sand--Astonished In Memphis; still listening to Freakzone.
greenwell64
07-02-2005, 18:31
Roxy Music--In Every Dream Home A Heartache (Live)
Rickyroo
07-02-2005, 20:15
Quality choice Mr Well.
Kraftwerk - It's More Fun To Compute
GREENDAY-BASKET CASE
SAW THEM TONIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT
greenwell64
08-02-2005, 05:13
Originally posted by Rickyroo
Quality choice Mr Well.
I can thank Stuart Manconie of the Freakzone for that one. Right after I posted that one, the link dropped out on me. Rats; but it was time to go anyway.
I may have said this before, but the version Ferry does with Jane Birkin on Rendez-Vous is both charming and bone-chilling. I love pretty much that whole album.
greenwell64
08-02-2005, 06:02
Finger Eleven--The First Time
greenwell64
08-02-2005, 06:26
Outkast--Bombs Over Bagdad (on WUEV) This is the first time I have heard this rap.
Rickyroo
08-02-2005, 12:02
Sparks - I Thought I Told You To Wait In The Car (The Agitated Mix)
Did Sparks ever do un-agitated?
Rickyroo
08-02-2005, 13:52
Umm...good point...let me think...
The first half of No.1 Song In Heaven, until the narrator realises that he's died in order to hear the number 1 song in heaven, is fairly unagitated. That's all I think.
Now on goes...more Sparks! Now That I Own The BBC
evilpink_queeny
08-02-2005, 15:35
girls aloud - no good advice :p
greenwell64
08-02-2005, 23:06
Jet--Cold Hard Bitch; it sounds like a live take.
greenwell64
08-02-2005, 23:13
Tenacious D--Wonderboy
greenwell64
09-02-2005, 05:51
Ahmed and Dweezil Zappa--Baby One More Time
Netflier
09-02-2005, 10:16
The album Daft from The Art Of Noise
Rickyroo
09-02-2005, 11:05
Fun Lovin' Criminals - Mini Bar Blues
evilpink_queeny
09-02-2005, 12:00
minus my nephew sat on my knee banging on the computer desk..god its hard to type..
scissor sisters - music is the victim
Bunch of live Franz Ferdinand stuff I'm getting from here:
http://franzferdinand.org/audio/
Right now, it's "Jacqueline". Which rocks. :D
greenwell64
09-02-2005, 12:27
I will check that out later. Now, I'm off to work a rare day shift.
Rickyroo
09-02-2005, 13:27
Dangerman - Jools Holland
luke warn
09-02-2005, 14:35
for the last two days Iv been listening to my own stuff,Iv done an electro version of "bird on a wire" by LEONARD COHEN and im at mixing stage......it's driving me maaaddddd:eek:
evilpink_queeny
09-02-2005, 14:38
ladytron - the reason why
evilpink_queeny
09-02-2005, 15:13
peaches - im the kinda
think im gonna have to buy fatherfucker...ive only got the teachers of peaches..
evilpink_queeny
09-02-2005, 15:35
chicks on speed - euro trash girl
Rickyroo
09-02-2005, 17:13
The Clash - I Fought The Law
blackmeggie
09-02-2005, 21:49
le tigre im so excited
greenwell64
09-02-2005, 22:17
A Perfect Circle--Passive; written by Maynard Keenan and Trent Reznor.
greenwell64
09-02-2005, 22:54
Skindred--Pressure
Single Gun Theory - the point beyond which something will happen
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 02:06
Metallica--Hit The Lights
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 03:57
Originally posted by caribou
Bunch of live Franz Ferdinand stuff I'm getting from here:
http://franzferdinand.org/audio/
Right now, it's "Jacqueline". Which rocks. :D
Listening to Mis-Shapes
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 04:10
....and now, Jacqueline, which sounds frantic.
Emiliana Torrini - Sunnyroad (the video, in fact; so lovely)
Rickyroo
10-02-2005, 17:57
Anita Lane - Sex O'Clock
DrFrisby
10-02-2005, 20:07
Annie - No easy love
Its so beautiful
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 22:09
The Ataris--Dear Diary
Pink Grease-remember forever
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 22:41
Madonna--La Isla Bonita
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 22:50
Missing Persons--Destination Unknown; haven't heard these guys (and gal) in years. Listening to WPSR the radio station of Central High School here in town.
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 22:54
Swing Out Sister--Breakout
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 23:20
Thompson Twins--Lay Your Hands On Me
greenwell64
10-02-2005, 23:32
Michael Jackson--Billie Jean
It's too bad the sick joke he's become. But stuff like this will live forever.
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 00:45
Sum 41--We're All To Blame
I know I have posted this before .. david bowie - cygnet committee.
Its really hitting the spot for me, I love this tune so much.
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 04:39
I know what you mean, moo. I remember when I first heard that song, years ago, and how it put the hook in me.
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 04:49
Lit--Completely Miserable
Originally posted by greenwell64
I know what you mean, moo. I remember when I first heard that song, years ago, and how it put the hook in me.
It's a boss tune (oo ark at me talking street) and to honour its greatness I have Quicksand from hunk dory, which I have'nt listened to for years .. I love it when the song and dismalness of the lyrics changes and turns into the hopefull upbeat ...
I'm not a prophet
or a stone age man
Just a mortal
with the potential of a superman
I'm living on
I'm tethered to the logic
of Homo Sapien
Can't take my eyes
from the great salvation
Of bullshit faith
If I don't explain what you ought to know
You can tell me all about it
On, the next Bardo
Its a nice touch I think.
Sorry I'm going on, I'm pissed off and bored.
Infact I have decided to keep the whole hunky dory album on, its settling my mood. oooo we're on andy warhol now ...
also why the noise is here. I live in a high rise block of flats and the planes fly really low and it scares the fuck out of me. It sounds like a nuke landing. It gets me all tense.
ahhhh and now we finish off with the bewlay brothers.
I'm going to bed, it is now safe once again to wander the earth for I am asleep and for some bizarre reason I'm starving for me gravy. boom boom.
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 05:13
I am going to bed, too. Dayshifts have this one thing about getting up early that can be a pain in the neck. Still, I have been doing fairly well without a real alarm, thank God.
Good night/morning, all.
goodnight greenwell.
I'm not going anywhere far just put on the hounds of love album think ill fast forward to the jig of life and hello earth ... or I might listen to the whole thing, we'll see. I'm sure I'll tell you all anyway.
tattmaylor
11-02-2005, 09:13
i-pod on shuffle - the fave of a man abroad in a new country!
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 11:18
Dave Matthews--Gravedigger
evilpink_queeny
11-02-2005, 11:30
garbage - queer
Rickyroo
11-02-2005, 11:38
Japan - The Art Of Parties (7" Mix)
Mmmm...rubbery bass...
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 12:25
Everclear--Volvo Driving Soccer Mom
evilpink_queeny
11-02-2005, 12:30
ja rule - between me and you
Rickyroo
11-02-2005, 12:35
Jean-Michel Jarre - Give Me A Sign
Almost has a New Order vibe to it, strangely...
evilpink_queeny
11-02-2005, 13:26
radiohead - creep
Rickyroo
11-02-2005, 15:26
New Order - Temptation
evilpink_queeny
11-02-2005, 15:45
beacuse of another thread,
donna summer - i feel love
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 22:26
System Of A Down--Toxicity
greenwell64
11-02-2005, 22:40
Sum 41 and Iggy Pop--Little Know It All
Netflier
11-02-2005, 22:43
Dr. Mabuse from Propaganda. Synthesizer-music with a soul! :D:D:D
Connie Francis - Whose sorry now :D
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Head Up High
Just gorgeous. :cool:
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 03:39
Johnny Cash--I Walk The Line
tattmaylor
12-02-2005, 08:43
The Go Team - Thinder, Lightning, Strike
A little gem from last year I missed ...only bad thing is it's only 35mins long
...i'm also lovong the new Bloc Party track ...they seem really exciting...
evilpink_queeny
12-02-2005, 12:18
Originally posted by greenwell64
Sum 41 and Iggy Pop--Little Know It All
ive not heard that...is it any good?
my friend is into sum 41 so ive heard some of there songs..
now:
gwen stefani - crash
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 12:29
The 5.6.7.8's - I Walk Like Jayne Mansfield
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 12:44
Originally posted by evilpink_queeny
ive not heard that...is it any good?
my friend is into sum 41 so ive heard some of there songs..
That song is good, yes. Sum 41 seem a little derivitave of other young-angst/boybands; but getting the Igster helped their cred quite a bit.
Now; Stone Temple Pilost--All In The Suit That You Wear
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 14:26
Abandoned Pools--Remedy
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 14:38
Tomoyasu Hotei - Dark Wind
From the superb film 'Samurai Fiction'
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 14:41
Shinedown--Burning Bright
evilpink_queeny
12-02-2005, 14:46
scissor sisters - it cant come quickly enough
evilpink_queeny
12-02-2005, 16:47
jet - timothy
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 18:23
Karma Chamealeon done in some weird gothic operatic form. Mind-boggling
folklore
12-02-2005, 18:26
Is this in your own mind Rickyroo?
Or something recorded?
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 19:31
Godsmack--I Stand Alone
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 19:40
Originally posted by folklore
Is this in your own mind Rickyroo?
Or something recorded?
No, it's something my sister Natalie had on. It was sounding odd, and then I worked out what it was, and then it suddenly seemed a whole lot stranger.
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 19:57
Coheed And Cambria--Blood Red Summer
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 20:00
Pulp - Underwear
Saucy
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 20:05
Hearing about Jarvis Cocker's stand for common sense at the Brit's made me regret that I let go of my Different Class cassette.
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 21:01
The Darkness--Growing On Me
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 23:05
King Crimson - Walking On Air
Hmm...mellow...
Well, for King Crimson anyway...
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:07
Eddie Rabbit--Driving My Life Away
WPSR is playing eighties stuff again.
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:08
The Smiths--How Soon Is Now
LOUD
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:12
Kate Bush--Running Up That Hill
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 23:20
Tia Carrere - Why You Wanna Break My Heart
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:36
The Pretenders--Brass In Pocket
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:37
Oingo Boingo--Weird Science
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 23:39
Einsturzende Neubauten - I Wish This Would Be Your Colour
Scary
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:41
Is there anything they do that isn't scary.
Rickyroo
12-02-2005, 23:44
Umm...they can make quite beautiful music, but even that has a sinister or scary edge to it. The Muses Tango (a tango in German that bizarrely still works) isn't scary, that's it I think...
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:46
Duran Duran--Is There Something I Should Know
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:50
Haircut 100--Love Plus One
greenwell64
12-02-2005, 23:59
The Commodores--Night Shift
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 00:07
Psychedelic Furs--Heartbreak Beat
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 00:11
Blondie--Call Me
One of the greatest drum intros of all time!
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 00:53
Eurythmics--Sweet Dreams
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 00:57
Jan Hammer--Miami Vice Theme
LAnights
13-02-2005, 02:42
the wind outside. tis very loud!
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 04:12
I think I am listening to 999--Homicide; an old Punk chestnut.
cheapotony
13-02-2005, 11:21
Bright Eyes - both "Digital Ash in a Digital Urn" and " I'm Wide Awake It's Morning"
and Adem "Homesongs"
Very wintery and cosy tunes!
Rickyroo
13-02-2005, 14:15
Frank Zappa performing Francesco Zappa's entire 4th Opus.
Hmm...
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 22:49
Huntingtons--Burn And Shine
Rickyroo
13-02-2005, 22:52
King Crimson - Level Five EP
But what happened to the other four levels?!?!?!?
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 23:20
The Buggles--Video Killed The Radio Star
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 23:42
King Krimson--The Constuktion Of Light (live)
Now on WPSR, The Waitresses--I Know What Boys Like
greenwell64
13-02-2005, 23:58
The B-52's--Rock Lobster
greenwell64
14-02-2005, 00:53
ABC--The Look Of Love
Rickyroo
14-02-2005, 09:58
Originally posted by greenwell64
King Krimson--The Constuktion Of Light (live)
Excellent...my work here is done...
Roy Orbison - I Drove All Night
greenwell64
14-02-2005, 12:04
Originally posted by Rickyroo
Excellent...my work here is done...
Yeah; Dangerous Curves was a hellride!
evilpink_queeny
14-02-2005, 12:47
Originally posted by evilpink_queeny
new order - crafty
there doing a uk tour in april and there playing glastonbury..
stupid me put it in the what are you watching thread...and tyhink its meant to be Krafty.
cheapotony
14-02-2005, 13:32
Originally posted by greenwell64
ABC--The Look Of Love
I'm seeing ABC in concert in a couple of weeks -
A mate is working at Martin Fry's house and blagged the tickets with some backstage passes too!!
Only downside is that the big ponce from Spandau Ballet is on too...
What do you say to a hero from your youth????
evilpink_queeny
14-02-2005, 14:17
i saw ABC with robbie few years ago....
when found out they were there i thought puh...
but they were better than i thought they'd be...
now:
linkin park - in the end
luke warn
14-02-2005, 14:56
at this very moment: I love to boogie:D
emiliana torrini - to be free
Rickyroo
14-02-2005, 15:57
Originally posted by greenwell64
Yeah; Dangerous Curves was a hellride!
Excellent news Brian, glad you liked it. I'll try and send the rest of that EP soon, as well as the final version of DC that appeared on the album. It's good but not as good as the one you hold now.
On now on RadioRoo...The Clash - Straight To Hell (Live)
evilpink_queeny
14-02-2005, 16:48
WAS:
elbow - little beast
NOW:
gwen stefani - luxurious
Rickyroo
14-02-2005, 17:25
Jimi Hendrix - Foxy Lady
evilpink_queeny
14-02-2005, 17:39
staind - just go
Rickyroo
14-02-2005, 18:37
David Bowie - John, I'm Only Dancing
The first ever song to feature a gay relationship, perhaps?
greenwell64
14-02-2005, 23:40
Pearl Jam--Do The Evolution
greenwell64
15-02-2005, 00:34
Brand New--The Quiet Things That No One Knows
Every so often they get a live dj on WVJC, and then I know what I have been listening to all this time.
greenwell64
15-02-2005, 04:14
Japan--Gentlemen Take Polaroids; from the raft.com
greenwell64
15-02-2005, 04:39
Metallica--Did,Die, My Darling
Rickyroo
15-02-2005, 09:50
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Wuthering Heights
luke warn
15-02-2005, 11:19
rubberbricks
Rickyroo
15-02-2005, 11:47
Frank Zappa - Bob In Dacron: The Second Movement
evilpink_queeny
15-02-2005, 12:04
Originally posted by Rickyroo
Frank Zappa - Bob In Dacron: The Second Movement
reminds me of an ex...:rolleyes:
now:
kylie - better the devil you know
Rickyroo
15-02-2005, 12:12
Really?!? How so? Tell tell tell!!!
Ah...Sonia "Better The Devil You Know" :D
Netflier
15-02-2005, 12:19
Originally posted by Rickyroo
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Wuthering Heights
How does this sound like? Is this the original version of Wurthering Heights?
Rickyroo
15-02-2005, 12:27
It's strange because Ryuichi Sakamoto provided an original score to the film of Wuthering Heights, which was excellent.
This however is a cover of Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights as an instrumental piece for piano, violin and viola. And it kicks ass.
On now...Ryuichi Sakamoto - The Day A Gorilla Gives A Banana
Netflier
15-02-2005, 12:30
I'm very curious about it.
LAnights
15-02-2005, 19:11
bjork-possibly maybe
*teases the crack in me*
Rickyroo
15-02-2005, 19:21
Bjork teases your crack? :eek:
Bowie - Let's Spend The Night Together
Nouvelle V. - Too Drunk to F*ck
Netflier
15-02-2005, 20:23
C30, C60, C90, Go! from Bow Wow Wow.
evilpink_queeny
16-02-2005, 13:16
tori amos - me and a gun
suckmykiss
16-02-2005, 14:42
this love machine...cape cod conversations
just found out about this band....they added me on myspace
they rock check them out:)
luke warn
16-02-2005, 15:12
Eartha Kitt: a album called "Not so old fashioned" singinging Donavons Hurdy Gurdy Man...I love this women, I missed her at the Brixton Fridge which I was well pissed off about!
Rickyroo
16-02-2005, 15:54
Kool And The Gang - Rollercoaster!
evilpink_queeny
16-02-2005, 17:38
no doubt - hella good :D :D :D :D
LAnights
16-02-2005, 17:40
^^^^^^^oo love that song^^^^^
im listening to the coolest mix ever with train by goldfrapp and the doctor who theme tune, its called; is there a doctor on the train?! excellent! :D
evilpink_queeny
16-02-2005, 17:42
always reminds me of drunken nights in pop...come on msn..
now:
semisonic - closing time