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TremblingStar
08-03-2004, 23:39
Oh, I've got a crazy night planned for Saturday;
Going to see Basement Jaxx supported by the Audio Bulys in Manchester before getting the train back to go to Bugged Out in Liverpool because 2ManyDJ's are Djing!
Remember in the pub when I was telling you about my DJing ethos of just playing good songs that are obvious but never played. 2ManyDJ's I think are the closest thing to this... I've got loads of their mixes
..........The Irresistible Force - 'Flying High..........
Nights in White Satin by Moody Blues, another song I love and a true classic as well. Reminds me of summertime...which for me is still very, very far away...
I love that tune, do u have the version that as instrumental at the begining and seems to go on for 8 minutes.
I think it's that one, with long, really beautiful orchestral part in the end?!
Now listening to Traffic...love that 60's rock sound!
Originally posted by TremblingStar
Oh, I've got a crazy night planned for Saturday;
Going to see Basement Jaxx supported by the Audio Bulys in Manchester before getting the train back to go to Bugged Out in Liverpool because 2ManyDJ's are Djing!
Remember in the pub when I was telling you about my DJing ethos of just playing good songs that are obvious but never played. 2ManyDJ's I think are the closest thing to this... I've got loads of their mixes Sounds like a great night - like I said, that's the way DJs should be - I used to love putting on an older classic that people weren't expecting. There has been so much great music over the years it's a shame not to take advantage of it. I haven't heard 2ManyDJs yet, but I feel the need for a blow-out soon, so I'll look out for their next appearance in the area...
All sit and I will yodel to you all, I love yodelling :confused: :p
diamente
09-03-2004, 21:10
That's some nice yodelling there, mooey!
I'm listening to 'Sara' by Fleetwood Mac.
And now I'm listening to 'Love Hangover' by Diana Ross: quality!
tattmaylor
09-03-2004, 22:00
...any MBV fans or fans of 90's lush/slowdive etc...
...try out Joy Zipper - Americam Whip
...first album of the year to really grab me!
TremblingStar
10-03-2004, 00:56
We've got the first two Joy Zipper albums. The second one wasn't even released properly, we're really lucky to have it. I like the first one quite a bit.
I can't think of a 2004 album thats got me yet. I discovered and now love 'Exterminator' by Primal Scream this year though. ast year had three great releases: Black Cherry; Postal Service 'Give Up' and J Xaverre 'These Acid Stars' IMHO. There must have been more that escaped me that I'll find in later years.
I've got Bjork's Homogenic on (again) converting a housemate. I can't believe this is 1997, it sounds like it was made 5 years in the future. I put it on for my housemate because when we went to see Death Cab For Cutie, Ben (also of Postal Service) the singer broke into 'All Is Full Of Love' on the last song. And when I thought about it i realised that the Postal Service owe a lot to Bjork.
**Sings**
#you just ain't receiving#
Can everyone please buy the Postal Service album. I know Kavokei has. Come on Kav, back us up...
While I'm at it. I can't decide which version of 'All Is Full of Love' I prefer. The single version makes it 'a song' but the bit on the end of the album is almost musical perfection... and one of the hardest things on Earth to sing...
.......DJ Swingsett & J. Warrin with Lisa Shaw - 'Sights Unseen'.........
diamente
10-03-2004, 12:47
Originally posted by TremblingStar
I can't think of a 2004 album thats got me yet. I discovered and now love 'Exterminator' by Primal Scream this year though.
Wow, I haven't listened to that in ages! Amazing album, 'Shoot Speed/Kill Light' is a total mindblower! What other Primal Scream albums have you got Trembler? Vanishing Point's my favourite, although Screamadelica's not far off.
As for Bjork, I'm finally giving her a chance after years of curious ignorage. I rented Vespertine from the library and will give it a listen in the very near future.
Right now I'm listening to 'Soon' by My Bloody Valentine. Is it you who also loves MBV, Trembler? This is my fave song by them. Sends shivers down the ol' spine, it does.
TremblingStar
10-03-2004, 13:17
Yeah I love MBV. I love When You Sleep, but I've recently have an affinity with Sometimes after seeing Lost In Translation.
I only own Exterminator, but I've listened to Screamadelica a few times and I think I'll get it next. I love it when a band faces the fact that they have to modernise and produce a great album whilst keeping their existing sensiblities, thats why I adore Exterminator. The Charlatans did the same thing with the fantastic Wonderland.
As for Bjork she's amazing. After the (admittedly funny) Spitting Image fax machine sketch, she's portrayed in this country as a mad nordic pixie for some reason but her music is fantastic. Homogenic is great, but I was introduced to her by the fact that I managed to pick up her greatest hits for a fiver last summer. I'm usually against greatest hits albums, but Bjork's was voted for by her fans off the net, so its a true introduction, rather than the anthems. But if you dig deeper you find other gems on the albums.
I'm listening to:
The Smiths - Rank
Originally posted by TremblingStar
Can everyone please buy the Postal Service album. I know Kavokei has. Come on Kav, back us up...Aye - 'tis bloody good! Plus Amazon.co.uk has it for £11 at the moment, bargain! Well... not as cheap as £8 granted, but worth it...
Currently listening to a two track playlist playing very loud upstairs so I can feel the bass resonating through the house - playlist contains Goldfrapp "Yes Sir" and Peaches "F*** The Pain Away"... nice...
Papua New Guinea by The Future Sound of London
Sounds good although more like the past than the future...but then again it's not a new record.
My internet is having trouble functioning today, I'm really annoyed! Maybe this is a sign that I should read more and spend less time surfing the net..;)
tattmaylor
10-03-2004, 18:04
StarTrembler! (well you said anyone in the top 10! :D ) Extrmntr is kind of a one off - you could see signs of it on Vanishing Point and the destruction of it on Evil Heat. It's definately my fav album - but Screamadelica is also a classic but a different sound. The rest of the time they just ripped the stones off!!
Listening to Gay Dad - Leisure Noise
...and I have to say, uncool or not, it sounds great!!!
Postal Service.. Aaaaargh just been on amazon and i recognise the cover - was in a bargin bin for £4 for ages and I never knew who it was - obviously not there anymore!!! Not what I expected from the sound clips!!! Will now doubt buy it though, although I had a recommendation for a french bloke of you lot the other day and was underwhelmed (then again it was only a £3 gamble!!!):)
diamente
10-03-2004, 21:47
"Destruction of it on Evil Heat"? Not a fan of that one, tatt? I think it's the worst Primals album, but I haven't heard Give Out, But Don't Give Up (wot's the point? I already have ten Rolling Stones albums) or the early, pre-Screamadelica stuff.
Saying that, Autobahn 66 and Miss Lucifer are hot shit. The rest of the album's pretty good, but not in the same league as anything on the other three albums that i've heard by them.
Listening to 'First Boy in This Town (Lovesick)' by Scritti Politti.
Bubblegum, fun pop at its finest! Always cheers me up!
tattmaylor
10-03-2004, 22:01
The Princess and the Warrior - soundtrack
I have to say this is by far the best Alison collaboration CD I have bought. The 6 vocal tracks are amazing in their own right. I'll go as far to say the anita lane and frank potente tracks shade the Alison track ...god i even like the skin track!!!
PS: I loved Autobahn, Miss Lucifer and Velvet Morning but why did they go back to the rock out stuff - it was so regersive!
Rodrigo's "Fantasia Para un Gentilhombre" - lovely.
one of my better compilation Minidisks
Female singers
Goldfrapp make it on there 3 times somehow:Yes Sit, Strict Machine and Deer stop (live)
now its Blondie-one way or another
(it was dido-afraid to sleep but i took os long typing that it finished!)
Bluish Black
11-03-2004, 00:15
Zero 7 when it Falls, I have managed to get it across to my MP3 player although I had to "record" it from a CD player. I definitely need to find a better way to rip these copy protected CDs as every other CD seems to be protected these days.
diamente
11-03-2004, 21:04
Mansun: I Care. Top stuff, and only a B-side too. Totally schizophrenic, it switches from thrash to ambient within seconds, and it does so more than once. Been ages since I listened to this band, I was a bit crazy for them at one point.
I'm listening to No Doubt , The Singles album
.................Momma Gravy - 'Dribble It On'...........
diamente
11-03-2004, 23:41
Cocteau Twins: Aloysius. Rather good.
themoodfits
12-03-2004, 06:58
i'm listening to "yes sir" right now. a couple months ago, i didn't even like this song, now i'm really starting to like it. i've also just bought the richard x album which is really rocking my world right now. there's a song with jarvis cocker sampling "fade into you" by mazzy star. such a cool song. also, a cover version of "freak like me" by adina howard. another album i've been listening to a lot lately is "dots and loops" by stereolab. i'd kind of forgotten about it and recently unearthed it.
If You Need Me by Wilson Pickett, amazing song! It's from the Raw Soul compilation that came with this month's Mojo magazine. The record is almost good enough to justify the very high price of the magazine...
diamente
12-03-2004, 14:06
Ooo, i got that edition of Mojo, but I haven't listened to the CD yet. Will do so soon now!
I'm listening to Stuck by Magazine, featuring the excellent, sadly late John McGeoch.
I'm sure you won't be dissapointed, diamente!
Now I'm listening to Trans Europe Express by the mighty Kraftwerk, a song that always makes me want to go interrailing!:)
Dont know if I've asked this before but any of u frappians heard of a silly mare called Gracie Fields, at the mo im listening to he's dead but he wont lie down. Believe me its no pleasure.
Felt Martin
13-03-2004, 01:59
Originally posted by themoodfits
i'm listening to "yes sir" right now. a couple months ago, i didn't even like this song, now i'm really starting to like it.
No moody!
We were the only ones who dared to criticise this track.
Please don't desert me. It is not good.
I'm currently listening to the Allman Brothers. Has there ever been a better singer than Greg Allman?
May I ask what the yes sir song is?
themoodfits
13-03-2004, 04:30
yes sir, i can boogie.....a cover version of an old camp disco classic that they put out with the twist single. not their best work, but it's grown on me of late.
ponygurl
13-03-2004, 09:10
conversion perversion...(sounds like Moody's been converted...now it's your turn Felt...;) )
I know what it is now, I actually really like the original and you can always find me at the bar singing it on kariokie, but I aint too kean on Goldfrapps version.
themoodfits
13-03-2004, 10:24
i know i'm late on the primal scream discussion, but i just wanted to say that i love them. ALWAYS! not every song they've done or album they've done has been perfect, but they have consistently been way ahead of their time. hence, the song, ''10 years ahead of my time''. they're one of those bands that can afford to step back in time 20 or 30 years and copy the stones because they saw so far into the future so early on. as far as their new stuff goes, i love it. autoban and keep your dreams are two fo my favorite songs they've done. evil heat reminds me a bit of the first suicide album. incredible.
I'm strutting my stuff to Handsome Boy Modeling School - The Truth
Have I already mentioned Massive Attack - Tear Drop, well it's that now.
diamente
13-03-2004, 22:17
George Michael: Cowboys and Angels
And now Morrissey: Tomorrow
tattmaylor
13-03-2004, 22:32
...Gary Numan - best of
...sounds really good tonight ...no idea why!!!
diamente
13-03-2004, 22:34
some of gary numan's stuff is excellent! I love down in the park, it's really weird. And of course, there's 'Music for Chameleons', which Alan Partridge so beautifully played air bass to!
I'm listerning to Deep Purple,Smoke on the water.Not to keen on gary numan stuff.
I luv deep purple, well kinda they are pretty ace.
tattmaylor
13-03-2004, 22:43
...never really owned much of his stuff but Friends Electric was one of the first records i heard as a kid that got me really excited in that synth sound! I'd love to say it was Kraftwerk or Cab Voltaire but truth is it was Tubeway Army, Visage 'Fade to Grey' and Ultravox 'Vienna'!
Only bought this CD last year (I know most of the tarcks but haven't listened for ages!) but apart from the obvious 2 FE and Cars the ones that stand out are This Wreckage and Warriors!
I'm listerning to Run-DMC feat. Aerosmith Walk this way,cool karl glad u like Deep Purple:)
tattmaylor
13-03-2004, 22:53
F**king 'ell dave1 ...look at the size of your signature!!!
...shocked you like Black Cherry and don't like even a bit of Numan!!! He maybe a bit of a loon ....but he was quite influential in his time! Only pop star i've seen fly a plane at an airshow! That made up for his bad make up, dancing and politics! :D
..fans a bit crazy though!
Yes i know my signature is big,but my question to you is do you know what Maria Sabina(Maztec Healer) is talking about?
I like black cherry?who said that?I like some of gary numan songs but i find they get a bit repedative after a while.I'm more of a Marilyn Manson fan if i'm going to listern to that sort of music;)
tattmaylor
13-03-2004, 23:29
Originally posted by dave1
Yes i know my signature is big,but my question to you is do you know what Maria Sabina(Maztec Healer) is talking about?
...I kind of get the drift, I like to try and find that space without mushrooms these days!:D ..if thats what she means!
Originally posted by dave1
I like black cherry?who said that?I like some of gary numan songs but i find they get a bit repedative after a while.I'm more of a Marilyn Manson fan if i'm going to listern to that sort of music;)
..fair enough, I kind of agree with you -couldn't eat a whole album!
As for Mr Manson, for such an intelligent and enigmatic man (from what i've seen and read!) his lyrics are very 'sixth form'!! Liked the music, like the visuals - hate the shouting! Get the connection though -he's a big numan fan!
tattmaylor
13-03-2004, 23:55
...PWEI - Box Frenzy
...got from library today ...to re-live college (i went to Wolves Poly so they being 'homeboys' they were played a lot!!)
"Beeeeaaaver Patrol....." :D
diamente
14-03-2004, 00:34
Depeche Mode: Fly on the Windscreen.
Amazing song! Very sexy.
Four in the Morning by something called Ant Trip Ceremony, played on 60's psychedelia radio station. The guy singing on the track has the strangest low vibrato voice! Nice flutes and guitars, though...
I'm listerning to Mortiis Monolith.
The Rasmus-In the Shadows
God I love this band!
TremblingStar
14-03-2004, 22:27
Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash.
I like it because its how Basement Jaxx should sound now. Even though I love Rooty it sounds like it was made before Remedy.
Smashing Pumpkins Disarm on the Amp
this is my favourite Pumpkins song!
diamente
14-03-2004, 22:50
Cherelle: I Didn't Mean to Turn You On
And talk of Smashing Pumpkins has tempted me to listen to Perfect, which is a very, very beautiful song indeed.
Van Morrison-Brown eyed girl
god this now makes me cry
When I was 15 I was fascinated with Brown Eyed Girl but when I tried to listen to other Van Morrison tracks I just could'nt take to him, not saying he's bad just not my cup of cha. I'm listening to Mamma Cass Dream a little Dream of me.
Originally posted by tattmaylor
...shocked you like Black Cherry and don't like even a bit of Numan!!! He maybe a bit of a loon ....but he was quite influential in his time! Only pop star i've seen fly a plane at an airshow!What's this?!? I didn't know Gary Numan was a pilot (Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden was the only rock-star/pilot I knew about) - some more info would be great if you have any Matt! I'm a bit of an aviation geek as well as a music geek, you see...
I'm currently not listening to anything as I arrived back from Glasgow earlier tonight with a raging hangover. On the plus side though, I did get to meet up with Jennifer in Edinburgh on Saturday - a very cool lady! Thanks for putting up with my previous hangover, Jen!! It was a pleasure to meet you... :D
themoodfits
15-03-2004, 01:37
you guys are all so lucky in that you are all relatively close. i'd love to be able to just drive an hour or so and meet some of you. whenever i get over there, we should all get together and get absolutely pissed. maybe for one of those duran duran dates. i'd love to see them together. anyway, right now i'm listening to ralph myerz "think twice"
tattmaylor
15-03-2004, 08:50
Originally posted by Kavokei
What's this?!? I didn't know Gary Numan was a pilot (Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden was the only rock-star/pilot I knew about) - some more info would be great if you have any Matt! I'm a bit of an aviation geek as well as a music geek, you see...
If you've been to an airshow in the last 10 years there's a chance you've seen him. He flies a Harvard (I think!) and when I saw him he was with 3 other guys. 2 painted in american colours and the other 2 painted like japanese Zeros - did a south pacific thing!! That was a while ago though! Haven't been for years - used to go every year to Finningley with my dad when I was little ...ahhh!
TremblingStar
15-03-2004, 13:27
Originally posted by themoodfits
ralph myerz "think twice"
There's a songm I really like on 'Lovebox' by Groove Armada called Think Twice. Neneh Cherry does the vocal. Is this a cover of this anyone?
Right now:
Dizzee Rascal - Boy In Da Corner
Detroit Cobras-Hey Sailor on my females compilation
gott a have some Ani Difranco soon
and of couse I managed to get 3 goldfrapp songs on here: Yes Sir, Strict Machine and live Deep Stop!
Originally posted by tattmaylor
If you've been to an airshow in the last 10 years there's a chance you've seen him. He flies a Harvard (I think!) and when I saw him he was with 3 other guys. 2 painted in american colours and the other 2 painted like japanese Zeros - did a south pacific thing!! That was a while ago though! Haven't been for years - used to go every year to Finningley with my dad when I was little ...ahhh! Ooh, I love Harvards - when I get my lottery win, I'll buy myself one. They look and sound great, and they're quite forgiving. Bitches to taxi, though... Anyway, I haven't seen one at a display that I can remember, but I'll look out for the team in future. I'd love to be an aerobatic display pilot - that really would be my dream job... lucky bastard!
themoodfits - maybe we should all organise a NY get-together sometime? I should be there in May (depending on what happens over the next few months). But yes, if you get over this side of the Atlantic, we should make the effort to organise a welcoming commitee for you - Jen and I were chatting about trying to meet some of the others as well. If you do decide to come over, just nip over the border quickly and drag Dr Ebuzz with you - tell him I've got a bottle of Absinth ready in the freezer... ;)
TremblingStar
15-03-2004, 17:49
Hark you, New York. I'd love to go so much. BTW, I hope you gave Jen a good account of me!
Right now...
Yeah Yeah Yeah's - Fever To Tell
Yeah, well it's not certain yet, but there are plans afoot! I might go and listen to Fever myself for a bit of NY inspiration.
Of course, I told Jen that you're an arrogant fashion victim with terrible taste in music and trainers, and a worrying fondness for sheep, but she didn't believe me... ;) :D
I Love fever to tell
now I have the Rasmus-in the shadows
my new fave song!
diamente
15-03-2004, 21:22
Big Sleep by Simple Minds.
.................Taiyo - 'Small Circle Of Friends'.............
diamente
15-03-2004, 22:54
David Bowie: Loving the Alien!
I don't give a crap, it's great!
diamente
15-03-2004, 23:41
'I Can Buy You' by A Camp, which is the other band formed by The Cardigan's Nina Persson, and this is such a lovely, lovely song! Beautiful, happy/sad and some very nice melodies. Will have to get the album.
Another one to add the list.
ooh I love her voice!
i'm watching the end of Miracles on Living TV+1
I love this show but the lead guy just makes me thinkg serial killer cause he played Billy in Scream
diamente
16-03-2004, 00:00
Ah yes, Skeet Ulrich: I was going to say whatever happened to him, but I guess you saying he's in this Miracles show kinda answers my question there!
I'm off to bed, nighty night everyone.
yep and he is much more appealing in that then scream
night night my lovely
TremblingStar
16-03-2004, 00:32
Have you ever seen the episode of Family Guy where they're wondering what else Bruno Ribeiro (Carlton from Fresh Prince) was in, so they turn round and ask him because he's delivering a sofa. Hilarious.
Right now -
Belle and Sebastian - Dear Catastrophe Waitress
Can someone tell me what's wrong with this album, I can't put my finger on it...
themoodfits
16-03-2004, 03:39
right now i'm listening to alex gopher "ralph and cathy". a really gorgeous love song between a robot and his space ship. listening to it whilst getting ready for a date with probably the most beautiful guy ever ever ever. wish me luck, guys. oh, and where the hell is bettie page?
ponygurl
16-03-2004, 04:58
'Prettiest Thing'...the Creatures...at the mo...
Good Luck Moody...maybe you'll GET lucky...:rolleyes: ...:D
(and if you do...give me all the SORDID details:cool: )
themoodfits
16-03-2004, 07:36
sorry pony....no luv connection tonight. great guy, beautiful as the day is long. but no sparks. oh well. now i'm listening to "stars in my pocket" by opus III.
TremblingStar
16-03-2004, 16:23
...Olive - Extra Virgin...
The Distillers-the Hunger
The Teaches Of Peaches :D
The Distillers-Die On A Rope
TremblingStar
16-03-2004, 21:58
Originally posted by Kavokei
The Teaches Of Peaches :D
What's in them? hmm?
diamente
16-03-2004, 22:02
Kraftwerk: Autobahn
diamente
16-03-2004, 22:22
....and Autobahn is just finishing now. Wow, this is a long song!
Originally posted by dave1
The Distillers-Die On A Rope
NICE
Scarling-Band Aid Covers the bullet hole
TremblingStar
17-03-2004, 11:41
Craig Armstrong - Space Between Us
tattmaylor
17-03-2004, 22:11
NEW: Ladytron - Software Jukebox
(mmm! nice cover art!!:) can't beleive they agreed to that! )
OLD: Beck - Midnight Vultures
(better than I remember!)
TremblingStar
17-03-2004, 22:20
Bjork - Post
shhh...
themoodfits
17-03-2004, 22:26
the orb "blue room" the 45 minute remix. sooooo fucking good.
XIs Loaded-Laugh point and wave but if I move the laptop into the other room I will be listening to Forest gump
..........Boards Of Canada - 'Geogaddi'.......
The Streets "Original Pirate Material"... yeah, yeah... I know... ;)
Originally posted by softlad
..........Boards Of Canada - 'Geogaddi'....... Ooh, I'm going to have to listen to that now you've mentioned it... love that album.
Originally posted by Kavokei
The Streets "Original Pirate Material"... yeah, yeah... I know... ;)
people were leaving in their drones from the main stage when the Streets were playing reading
A-Nothing on Scuzz
Originally posted by Danni
people were leaving in their drones from the main stage when the Streets were playing readingYeah, I saw some coverage of them playing live - they were utter shite. I still quite like the album when I'm in a certain mood though... I'm not going to start wearing trackies tucked into my socks or anything of course ;)
Bored if it now though. Now listening to Futureshock - Phantom Theory
The wonderstuff-gonna let me down...somethign
diamente
17-03-2004, 23:05
Kraftwerk: Numbers
In a Krafty mood tonight...
diamente
17-03-2004, 23:45
Tim Buckley: 'Cafe'
I've only recently started listening to Tim Buckley, and I can already tell this discovery is turning into something very, very special indeed. This song is beautiful, and lots of his other stuff is amazing also.
Now, 'Stone in Love' by, er.... Tim Buckley.
the name of the band escapes me...anyone know who sang
Girl you'll be a woman
the one that was played in pulp fiction
I would type it into google but if I type somethign like that in god knows what will come up
diamente
17-03-2004, 23:50
It was sung by Urge Overkill.
thats it
I knew there was a U in it somewhere
now I have the Kill Bill soundtrack-Bang Bang
TremblingStar
18-03-2004, 11:46
I really like him...
It's annoying that it could work so well live but just doesn't - something is missing. It'll come... I hope, I've got tickets to see them in May...
Right now:
...Sneaker Pimps - Becoming X...
..............Scritti Politti - 'Anomie & Bonhomie'........
Originally posted by TremblingStar
...Sneaker Pimps - Becoming X...
oooooooooh I Love that album
I have Becoming X remixed aswell but...hmm
I saw them at the Marquee a while back...November...12th maybe 2002 with the new line up but good
TremblingStar
18-03-2004, 22:09
I've never seen them live... wasn't it just the singer who left? Have they got a new woman now?
Right now:
Fatboy Slim - You've Come A Long Way, Baby
Not very original I know, but great all the same.
diamente
18-03-2004, 22:10
Basement Jaxx: Breakaway
Superbrilliant.
Oh Trembler, I have ordered Kish Kash from my local library and it'll be there for me to rent and have a listen on Monday: can't wait!
Originally posted by TremblingStar
I've never seen them live... wasn't it just the singer who left? Have they got a new woman now?
yeah she left, its quite different now but still good yet I don't have the newest album for some unknown reason...
at the moment: Dashboard Confessional-carve your heart out yourself
diamente
18-03-2004, 23:27
The best song ever about nostalgia, 'Disney Girls (1957)' by The Beach Boys. Total heartbreaker.
I just got a text from my ex and argh im pissed off
Kittie-Do you think im a whore!
diamente
18-03-2004, 23:42
That song sounds interesting Danni, to say the least. Sorry to hear you're pissed off, mate.
TremblingStar
19-03-2004, 00:31
Bootie Call, Danni?
Diamente, Kish Kash is great. Some see it as complacent but I love it. They've tried to take the sound even further and produced a very worthy album... Remedy definately has its place too.
Right now:
Saves The Day - In Reverie
diamente
19-03-2004, 00:35
Cheers Trembler, I can't wait to hear it! I'll see if the library also has Remedy. Cheers for the pointers, mate.
I love saves the day but am not in that mood
Just finished Kittie-brakish
now: My Ruin-Terror
...........Grand National - 'Talk Amongst Yourselves'..........
Me.... hehe. How arrogant is thhat? Well, that's the moral of the story... 60% proof is not good for ya! :D
themoodfits
20-03-2004, 05:50
i just picked up a cd by chromeo called "she's in control". very cool. somewhat like metro area in that whole 80's funk vein. male vocals all vocoded and soooooo cool. right now i'm listening to the song "so gangsta" and it's just sooooo good. i can't recommend this enough.
Originally posted by diamente
The best song ever about nostalgia, 'Disney Girls (1957)' by The Beach Boys. Total heartbreaker.
So true, I love that song!
I'm listening to John Cale's cover of Nico's Frozen Warnings, which is lovely as well, if only in a bit more sinister sort of way.
TremblingStar
20-03-2004, 19:02
KanYe West - The College Dropout
Originally posted by Kavokei
Me.... hehe. How arrogant is thhat? Well, that's the moral of the story... 60% proof is not good for ya! :D
I really should learn not to post when I'm drunk... :o I'm not currently listening to anything as my brain will shatter at any sound louder than the tapping of my keyboard... Will I ever learn? :rolleyes:
diamente
20-03-2004, 22:47
The rather brilliant Computer World by Kraftwerk.
'I'm the operator of my pocket calculator....'
tattmaylor
20-03-2004, 23:14
My birthday CD a friend made me - f**king overjoyed first time a GIRL has ever done me a compilation - pity she's a taken girl!!!
First half is Tresspassers William - Different Stars ...rather nice so far!!!
TremblingStar
20-03-2004, 23:19
Listening to NIN's Downward Spiral whilst watching Audley Harrison box some hobo who's fighting for his dinner.
.........'04:00am Eternal' compilation..........
diamente
21-03-2004, 12:55
Blue States: Man Mountain. Makes me feel good!
I'll ask again anyone heard of Gracie Fields????? it would make my life better if someone else suffered this wretch of a woman.
http://www.graciefields.freeserve.co.uk/
diamente
21-03-2004, 17:31
Yay, I just got a shitload of cds back from my sister, which i stupidly forgot to take back home after I stayed round her and me brother in laws place for a few days. So, yay, i have all me favourites back in my possession!
Oh, it's also my sister's birthday today, so happy birthday to her!
Listening to Japan: Gentlemen Take Polaroids.
Originally posted by TremblingStar
Listening to NIN's Downward Spiral whilst watching Audley Harrison box some hobo who's fighting for his dinner.
nice, very nice!
Does Trent R remind anyone else a lil of Alan Rickman?
Ani DiFranco-Shamless
themoodfits
21-03-2004, 20:03
still rocking my chromeo cd. i think this is my new favorite.
diamente
23-03-2004, 21:28
Ladytron: The Reason Why. Talk of Ladytron on these here boards has inspired me to put on their album. Glad I did. Pure loveliness.
linoleum
23-03-2004, 21:35
I'm listening to .....
Flies on the Windscreen by those feeeeelthy Depeche Mode boyz...oh and for pure entertainment value...the original 17 minute long version of Donna Summer's disco classic..*Love to Love you Baby*
( makes me visualise* TV repairmen* with handlebar moustaches in dodgy 70s porn movies for some reason!)
sandy
PS. If you also listen to the Donna Summer track, I warn you you'll need to turn it down at approx 7mins 40 in, or the neighbours may think you're running a Brothel!!
PPS. Alison should SO do a cover of Love to Love you !!
Originally posted by diamente
Ladytron: The Reason Why. Talk of Ladytron on these here boards has inspired me to put on their album. Glad I did. Pure loveliness.
yay.go you! ladytron are great!
Aimee Mann-The fall of the world's own optimist
diamente
23-03-2004, 21:40
Indeed. Ladytron are amazing, I love them! I really want to see them live. NOW! I love their voices, whoever the singers are, I dunno thier names!
Rather splendid choices there Sandy, but only the 17 minute version? You coward, go for the four hour mix. Does get a bit exhausting after a while though.
Fly on the Windscreen. Pure genius!
Oh forgot: listening to Black Plastic by Ladytron.
TremblingStar
23-03-2004, 22:38
You can't walk around Liverpool without falling over a member of Ladytron. They're everywhere you go. You'd love it. Ruben is a friend of a friend too. I've been on nights out with him.
Now:
Wu Tang Clan - The W
I'm listening to quite a lot of rap at the mo...
tattmaylor
23-03-2004, 23:01
Originally posted by TremblingStar
You can't walk around Liverpool without falling over a member of Ladytron. They're everywhere you go. You'd love it. Ruben is a friend of a friend too. I've been on nights out with him.
...right party ...your place ...get Mira to come with her records ...i'll bring some bottle of wine and we can talk about Serge Gainsbourg!!! ...you can talk to Ruben! ;)
...what am i saying ...like you'd invite 'anyone' if she came round!! :D
Listening to:
Tresspessers William - Different Stars
...i'd recommend to any Mazzy Star fans out there!!!
diamente
23-03-2004, 23:06
Chuck me an invite too Trembler! Which's ones Mira, the one with the lovely voice or the one who deadpans everything?
Listening to Vangelis: Lurve Theme from Blade Runner
..........Fila Brazillia - 'Jump Leads'...........
tattmaylor
23-03-2004, 23:18
Mira's the one in the skull bikini! :o
Although they are all lovely ...I like the fact she has lots of records!! :)
diamente
23-03-2004, 23:25
Are you referring to the cover of Ladytron's Softcore Jukebox album, tatt?
tattmaylor
23-03-2004, 23:28
...ha ha ... you're intrigued now ...because you think there might be more pictures than just that cover shot!!!!!
diamente
23-03-2004, 23:31
i am intrigued....
I don't have the album. Yet.
;)
tattmaylor
23-03-2004, 23:37
...worth getting for the cover!!! (Softcore Jukebox incase anyone is wondering what we are on about!) and the excelent music (never heard Wire - the 15th before and The Fall Hit the North bringing back a few memories)
Although Softlad beware it has My Bloody Valentine Soon on it first track!
diamente
23-03-2004, 23:40
Oooo, The 15th is a fantastic song! I likes Wire.
Softcore Jukebox is now on my to buy list. A long list.
TremblingStar
24-03-2004, 14:21
Originally posted by diamente
my to buy list. A long list.
Tell me about it, and when you go shopping do you always end up with CD's that were never on that list?
What I do is when I realise I need new music to listen to (quite often) I go on amazon and check out all the CD's off my 'want' list for prices then get four or five at a time, its a good way of cutting it down. But more go on it at a quicker rate than they get bought. When I'm rich one day, I'll just buy everything at one time and be able to start afresh and keep up to date with stuff I want for a change!
Right now:
Olive - Extra Virgin
...good example actually, it came out mid-nineties, liked it then, I bought it christmas just gone when it was a fiver in Music Zone...
diamente
24-03-2004, 22:03
Listening to Goldfrapp: Deeeeeeeep Honey
I haven't bought an album in, er.... three weeks!
And all the while that list just gets longer and longer....
Trembler, I understand your pain.
I am watching Ally McBeal but thanks to SOMEONE I can't stop singing a certian song from Grease!!!
diamente
24-03-2004, 22:41
I'm listening to Treefingers by Radiohead. Floooooat away to this one.
Sorry, Danni. Heh-heh-heh. I love it when a plan comes together.
tattmaylor
24-03-2004, 23:19
New Order - Peter Saville Soundtrack CD
Quite nice 30 mins of New Order instrumentally atmosphere - worked well in the exhibition!!! Bloody £10 though!
I won't tell you have much a Fac 1 reprint poster is though!
diamente
24-03-2004, 23:24
Did you buy one? What is it, is it a New Order sleeve? And go on, how much was it? Peter Saville's brilliant, I really wanted to go to that exhibition, he's created some of my favourite record sleeves.
i'm listening to The distillers now and singing along at the top of my rather pathetic and voice which is almost gone now...
i think I have had too much benelyn tonight
DrFrisby
24-03-2004, 23:29
Which track is it?
Im listening to the transplants DJ DJ :rolleyes:
*gulp*:o
well I just switched Sing Sing Death House for Coral Fang so now it is Drain the blood
....ooh i can play the hunger on guitar
DrFrisby
24-03-2004, 23:36
Annnnd goodnight.
TremblingStar
24-03-2004, 23:38
The Strokes - Is This It
Frisby... i think you've got a bit of a controversial signature again...
tattmaylor
24-03-2004, 23:40
Originally posted by diamente
Did you buy one? What is it, is it a New Order sleeve? And go on, how much was it? Peter Saville's brilliant, I really wanted to go to that exhibition, he's created some of my favourite record sleeves.
The poster is the yellow factory poster!
Exhibition still on till 18 April. It's good as it has old his old sketches and old artwork! £5 entry though - so take your student card if you have one!!
DrFrisby
24-03-2004, 23:42
ok thanks for your opinion.
I shall change it straight away incase some old fogey takes offence.
diamente
24-03-2004, 23:42
It's still on? Ooo, just to make sure, whereabouts is the exhibition being held now?
TremblingStar
24-03-2004, 23:48
Originally posted by DrFrisby
ok thanks for your opinion.
I shall change it straight away incase some old fogey takes offence.
Its an oft-used BNP slogan, unfortunately. Thats why i suggested you took it off.
tattmaylor
24-03-2004, 23:52
http://www.urbis.org.uk (you can check the price of the posters! + postcards for us paupers!! Cool building - shit toilets!!
PS: Manchester is cool as it still has old bits noticed tonight (but it's starting to go the way of Leeds - new city flats etc...) Pity as it will lose it's character!
Listened to Portishead - Dummy on way back M62 tonight while being driven back in a old vintage Merc. It sounded amazing tonight. 'Roads' is truely great piece of music that MUST be heard by all Goldfrapp fans!!!
diamente
24-03-2004, 23:55
Awwww, i wouldn't be able to get to Manchester. I'm an idiot. It was on in London, but i never got round to seeing it.
I think I'll put on Dummy now, nice idea tatt!
TremblingStar
25-03-2004, 08:45
Originally posted by tattmaylor
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PS: Manchester is cool as it still has old bits noticed tonight (but it's starting to go the way of Leeds - new city flats etc...) Pity as it will lose it's character!
We didn't have a choice! The IRA redecorated that part of town! I know what you mean, but if you go to the opposite side of town from Urbis, its still pretty much how it was. The Arndale is awful though. I'm a firm believer that anything built in the 60's post-modern style should be torn down.
imparanoid14
25-03-2004, 11:26
the sound of my pugs licking a old container full of chicken, thats my only form of music....
DrFrisby
25-03-2004, 18:58
Its an oft-used BNP slogan, unfortunately. Thats why i suggested you took it off.
LOL! :eek: :o
Oops...
DrFrisby
25-03-2004, 22:45
Theaudience - I know enough (i dont get enough)
Ohhhh yes :D
tattmaylor
25-03-2004, 22:57
Classic lost pop album Dr Frisby!!!
"A Pessimist is Never Dissapointed" is the song I want at my funeral!
Listening to Tresspassers William AGAIN!!! Can't take it offf!
After coming back from a local amateur version of 'Hello Dolly' I seriously need to get that tune out of my head!!!!!!!!!! :eek: :eek:
DrFrisby
25-03-2004, 23:03
I was a bit shocked to hear Sophie Ellis Bextor say the F word i must admit!:eek:
TremblingStar
25-03-2004, 23:18
Bjork - Post
'It's oh so quiet' is a good song, its success means its often derided by Bjork 'fans' but it shows another side of her versatility. Its a lot of fun as well.
My fave Bjork song is on this: 'Hyperballad'.
tattmaylor
25-03-2004, 23:20
...come on what about 'Joga'!!! It's the one that creeps up on you when you least expect it!!!
diamente
25-03-2004, 23:35
Listening to Kish Kash by Basment Jaxx, under the recommendation of Trembler. And wow, it's hot shit. Cheers for that, mate.
'Plug It In' is sensational! Who'd have thought considering it's got some bloke from N-Sync on it? It's frickin excellent!
And I really, really love 'Right Here's the Spot' too. Fantastic vocals by Meshell Ndegeocello (had to read the album sleeve to spell that one correctly!).
TremblingStar
25-03-2004, 23:55
The entire 'Homogenic' album is beautiful.
When I listen to Kish Kash it sounds so familiar, I think its because its what the perfect polished dance record always sounded like in your head. I must say I love the singles: 'Good Luck' is relentlessly,powerfully fantastic and I especially like 'Lucky Star' with the interlude bit at the beginning to lead it in.
Cish Cash is great too. Splish Splash coming for your Cish Cash...
I love the Jaxx so much! You need to see them live as well, I hope they tour again. I'm always scared shitless that my fave bands will split up.
diamente
25-03-2004, 23:59
Ya, they are fantastic songs also: Dizzee Rascal sounds great on Lucky Star. It's a total headrush that album, it's brilliantly put together. Is 'Plug it In' out as a single now, or next week?
Seeing them live sounds like a tasty idea, would love to see them.
TremblingStar
26-03-2004, 00:12
I don't know, vids great though.
And stop posting for 5 mins! I've got to go to bed. I'm getting up at 5:30 so I get this fookin' essay done.
.............Grandmaster Flash - 'Adventures On The Wheels Of Steel'.......
diamente
26-03-2004, 00:22
Heh-heh. This ol' timer does ramble on sometimes, don't he? Go to bed now, Trembler, your brain will need sleep in preparation for the task ahead.
Good luck with the essay! :)
EDIT: Nice choice, Softy!
It's in the middle of a mix compilation - Bar Culture 2 - sort of a russian doll syndrome. 'History Repeating' is on at the mo'. First time I've played this CD and I'm waiting to hear what happens when it goes from House Of Pain's 'Jump Around' to 'Never Too Much' by Luther Vandross....:eek: :confused:.....
From the Underworld by a 60's band called the Herd, my new favourite track, it's wonderful!
diamente
26-03-2004, 21:29
Nice mix there Softy, I love 'Never Too Much'!
Listening to the always funky Parade by Prince and the Revolution.
'Parade' is a really good 'all round' album, great variety all the way through.
I remember when CDs hadn't been out long (yes I'm that old!) and one of the blokes in work was really excited over the fact the you could actually hear what sounded like the chair squeaking during a really quiet track (Sometimes It Snows In April?) Ah, innocent days.........*goes drifting off into Nostalgia via Heartbreak Hotel to Dementia*........
4 Hero - Les Fleur ... cheers me up no end :p
Apparently the flower as come .... yay :p
diamente
27-03-2004, 21:48
Parade would be most artists' best album, but then this guy also made Purple Rain.... which is just extraordinary.
Parade is fantastic: like you say Softy, plenty of variety. Funk and pop at its finest. Sign O the Times would beat it but i think it should have been a single album possibly. It drags in places, but half or so of it is amazing. And Prince even makes Sheena Easton more than tolerable. What a genius!
Listening to David Sylvian: Secrets of the Beehive.
Edit: Now listening to 'Lazy Calm' by Cocteau Twins, which is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Close your eyes and it's like being transported to another world.
Metallica-Whiskey in the jaaarrr
diamente
27-03-2004, 23:41
woah, like the new avatar Danni!
Listening to Goldfrapp: Strict Machine (Ewan Pearson Instrumental Remix)
DrFrisby
27-03-2004, 23:43
Metallica-Whiskey in the jaaarrr
OHHHHHHH AIR GUITAR MOMENT!
One of the best solos ever in that song.:D
yep, me too!
Van Morrison-moondance
EDIT: Dr-do you not just wanna be in that video!looks like so much fun!
w00t for Metallica
DrFrisby
28-03-2004, 00:01
Dr-do you not just wanna be in that video!looks like so much fun!
Hahaha yeah fuck the guitar solo give me some of that!
ok, i'm now hoping noone else here has seen the video and I shall not mention it anymore so as not to shatter my pure lily mindedness reputation.
I'm listening to the theme from Casino Royale by Burt Bacharach, from a soundtrack music compilation I spent far too much time making last night...
..........The Jam - 'The Very Best Of The Jam'............
TremblingStar
28-03-2004, 18:45
..........The Jam - 'The Very Best Of The Jam'............
That's Alan Partridge's favourite Jam album.
I'm listening to Obie Trice - Cheers
But I'm gonna put 'Gay Bar' on in a mo and dedicated it to Kavokei. :D
themoodfits
28-03-2004, 20:24
Originally posted by diamente
Prince even makes Sheena Easton more than tolerable. What a genius.! Now listening to 'Lazy Calm' by Cocteau Twins, which is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Close your eyes and it's like being transported to another world. "lazy calm" is such a good song. i love it. i always imagine being underwater when i listen to that song. that whole album "victorialand" has a really wonderful aquatic/oceanic feel to it. kind of a drifting, afloat kind of sound. hard to describe, i guess. anyway, right now i'm listening to bobby womack "across 110th street".
diamente
28-03-2004, 20:31
ooooo, reminds me of jackie brown that song, tho i was well into it before that film came out.
Aquatic is definitely the word for Victorialand, it's definitely got that drifty feel, you more or less nailed it with that description moody, oh and another thanks again for getting me into watchlar a few months back mate. that song's become a bit of an obession now!
listening to kim wilde: kids in america
edit: ooooo, and now the 12" version of It's My Life by Talk Talk.
alternating Jewel and Nightwish
now it is Jewel and the live version of Down so long
soon it will be the Gogthic opera rock-metal that is Nightwish
tattmaylor
28-03-2004, 22:00
...you have to trust me on this ...Mazzy Star/Cocteau Twin fans go here...
http://www.trespasserswilliam.com
...and get a free track on the shop page!
Only just found realised Vapour Trials is Ride cover version!!!
Been playing Ride albums earlier!
im am fan im a fan im a fan!!!
but now i am listening to my friend talking on speakerphone whilst not really listening cause i dont like him and he is creepy so...ill shut up now
TremblingStar
29-03-2004, 12:51
Macy Gray - On How Life Is
diamente
29-03-2004, 20:13
Listening to Run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run......
by Air.
tattmaylor
29-03-2004, 20:29
My Vitriol - Finelines
diamente
29-03-2004, 20:48
Kate Bush: The Sensual World
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmyes.
..............Kraftwerk - 'Aerodynamik' mixes.........
Originally posted by diamente
Listening to Run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run-run......
by Air. My favourite track on that album - that synth choir sound is just lush.
I'm listening to Aqualung 'Strange & Beautiful' on repeat (because it suits my mood at the moment).
diamente
29-03-2004, 22:21
it is truly wonderful! My fave on the album at the mo is Universal Traveller, such a beauty!
Listening to Blue Bell Knoll by the Cocteau Twins.
themoodfits
30-03-2004, 04:43
i think my favorites on ''talkie walkie'' are probably "surfing on a rocket" and "run". such good songs. right now i'm listening to ''crockett's theme'' by vangelis. good stuff, very moody and ominous.
Goldfrapp-UK Girls....im at school and making people listen aswell
TremblingStar
30-03-2004, 11:20
Originally posted by Kavokei
I'm listening to Aqualung 'Strange & Beautiful' on repeat (because it suits my mood at the moment).
Eeek! a break-up album if there ever was one.
You've all inspired me to put walkie talkie one. 'Run' was such an instant hit with me. Love it.
Is anyone else pissed off at alpha beta gaga being used on every advert going at the mo?
TremblingStar
30-03-2004, 20:21
Right now...
Sigur Ros - Aeortis Byrjun
We've had Ros-worshipping on these boards before I know, but...
BRILLIANT!
The language is made up but from the music and his voice you know what he's singing about. It makes it very personal and fantastic.
tattmaylor
30-03-2004, 21:49
Komeda - What make's it go
..as I accidentally got reminded of theirt exsistence (had totally forgotten about them!) after coming across their ace new video at www.mintyfresh.com (look in latest news links - BLOSSOM)... seriously check it out if only for the video!!!
...speaking of Mark and Lard (on other thread) this is one of those bands I would never of heard of if they hadn't played them. :)
Very strange Swedish band that do a Kitsch-pop-Stereolab thang! ... just found out their new single was orginally used on "Powerpuff Girls" - yep that's how weird!
diamente
30-03-2004, 22:51
Ry Cooder: Chicken Skin Music.
Edit: Now listening to Talkie Walkie by Air. After a long time apart from each other, I have this album back and I'm listening to it a lot.
You're right Trembler, Alpha Beta Gaga has been used on quite a few ads recently. It's the new Strict Machine....
I'm going home - the rocky horror picture show
Now the Oompa Loompa's
themoodfits
31-03-2004, 10:48
listening to the soundtrack to "demonlover" which is by sonic youth. sooooooooooooo good. if you haven't seen this movie yet, please, go see it. probably one of the best movies i've seen in years. also, it has ''lovely head'' in it.
diamente
31-03-2004, 14:02
Cocteau Twins: Heaven or Las Vegas? Definitely heaven.
Originally posted by diamente
Cocteau Twins: Heaven or Las Vegas? Definitely heaven.
I've been listening to that one a lot lately, too!
Now it's I Might be Wrong by Radiohead...could this be the sole Radiohead song about sex? That's what I think it's about anyway...
TremblingStar
31-03-2004, 16:43
The new Morrisey song... how good is this!!!
Ironically more up-to-date than anything the music press is drooling over at the moment.
Bluish Black
31-03-2004, 20:19
The Passenger by Iggy Pop from Lust for Life. I bought this album today after reading Frank Black's article about it in Aprils Mojo. Definitely the missing link from Bowie to the Pixies.
diamente
31-03-2004, 21:27
Lust for Life is an excellent album. I love 'Tonight' in particular. I also recommend The Idiot by Iggy Pop, which was recorded not long before LFL, and was also produced by David Bowie. You may have already heard 'Nightclubbing' from that album, and it also has the original version of 'China Girl' on it, which is absolutely brilliant, better than the Bowie version, which I also love. Go get it, it's usually outrageously cheap in most shops!
Listening to Murmur by R.E.M. Amazing album.
Haven't listened to I Might Be Wrong by Radiohead in ages Elska, might have to chuck on Amnesiac very soon!
Bluish Black
31-03-2004, 22:08
Yes I am already thinking of getting it. I got Lust for Life for £5, I already listened to it 4 times on my MP3 player.
I resisted getting too many Iggy/Stooges albums without hearing them first because I find I can just fill up my back catalogue albums because I think I must have them rather than getting the albums to listen to.
I will definitely get The Idiot and I will probably get The Stooges as someone on another forum said that the new New Order song showcased by Hooky at Brighton on Saturday sounds like the track 1969 off that album.
diamente
31-03-2004, 22:21
The Stooges are incredible. You must get their stuff! Their first album, The Stooges, is really good, but it's the next two that are real hot shit. Fun House is one of my favourite albums: in fact, I'd say it's probably my favourite ever rock album. There's a song on it called 'Dirt' (which Depeche Mode covered a few years ago) that is beyond belief. Their third album, Raw Power, is almost as good.
Listening to the amazing Forever Changes by Love, whilst reading a book about.....Forever Changes by Love. Very good book, it's part of a series called '33 1/3' which talks about classic albums. There's one on The Smiths' Meat is Murder which i really want to get, especially cos it's different from the rest in the series cos instead of being a straight appraisal of the album, it's actually a short story about a young lad's relationship with the album.
The actual song I'm listening to is 'Andmoreagain', which is so, so beautiful it actually manages to make the line 'Then you feel your heart beating rum-bum-bum-bum' sound absolutely lovely.
And the way Arthur Lee sings 'And you don't know how much I love you' sends shivers down the ol' spinage.
Listen to this album!
erm i have the Amp on and ive stopped dancing on the coffee table to Duran Duran and now its the monkes-daydream believer
diamente
31-03-2004, 22:27
What Duran song was it, Danni? Aaaaah, I'm seeing them in a couple of weeks, can't wait! Oh yeah, and they're supported by some group called Goldfrapp, should be good!
Bluish Black
31-03-2004, 22:28
Thanks for the recommendations. I am now listening to Strobe Life by the Alabama 3.
DrFrisby
31-03-2004, 22:29
the monkes-daydream believer
Hey they were singing that at the football tonight but it had different lyrics.
CHEER UP BERTIE VOGTS, OH WHAT CAN IT MEAN TO A FAT GERMAN BASTARD AND A SHIT FOOTBALL TEAM
Not so good really is it.
TremblingStar
31-03-2004, 22:31
John Peel!
No ... I cant say it is really
Originally posted by diamente
What Duran song was it, Danni? Aaaaah, I'm seeing them in a couple of weeks, can't wait! Oh yeah, and they're supported by some group called Goldfrapp, should be good!
hungry like a wooolf, im seeing them tooo!
diamente
31-03-2004, 22:33
nice song there! when are you seeing duran, Danni?
Cor ber-LIMEY! Past the 1000 post mark.....
*cough postcountwhorecough*
and sometime soooon at wembely
Suede-animal nitrate-not go great to dance to, im in the mood to dance right now and im dressed for dancing!
diamente
31-03-2004, 22:40
At least you're still in the triple digit zone Danni, I'm past the 1000 mark. Shudder. There's no turning back now. Unless I delete all those posts I contributed to that 'first letter of this artist is the last letter of the last artist' thread from ages back. I did quite a few on that, i remember.
bet half of mine are walking to you!
diamente
31-03-2004, 22:55
I presume you mean 'talking', Danni? When i first read that post i was a tad baffled.
Yeah, we're post whores. And almost proud of it.
Oooo, listening to 'Lips Like Sugar' by Echo and the Bunnymen
themoodfits
01-04-2004, 05:39
i just picked up a cd by cosmo vitelli called "clean". very good stuff. some of it kind of electro-ey. other stuff a bit more mellow. there's even a song on there that is like a cross between electro and drum and bass. very cool album. right now, the song i'm listening to off of it is "come on generation clone". kind of like an electro balad. very cool and very gorgeous. check it out.
Bang Bang by Nancy Sinatra, which is a completely amazing track. About a year ago on a night out I chatted about Nancy Sinatra for hours with some guy I had never met before...it's a bit strange but her records are still quite popular here in Finland, her best of records chart pretty high actually!
Originally posted by diamente
I presume you mean 'talking', Danni? When i first read that post i was a tad baffled.
Yeah, we're post whores. And almost proud of it.
Oooo, listening to 'Lips Like Sugar' by Echo and the Bunnymen
fuck I was tired...yes I meant talking!
and Bang Bang is a great song!
Garbage-Androgeny
TremblingStar
01-04-2004, 14:17
Placebo - Placebo
Now it's Sun by Margo Guryan from the album Take a Picture...my order from a Finnish internet music shop just arrived, seems like I'll be spending rest of my day listening to my new records! How great is that?!
I have been working so I had The music of Carmen on, opera is good to work to
as is felt mountain actually
Bluish Black
01-04-2004, 20:05
I am half watching the Placebo Soulmates Never Die dvd, Bitter End is playing at the moment, the way they have shot the dvd makes Brian Molko look like that famous shot of Ian Curtis that they have on the BBC sessions cover. It is a great live dvd.
Charmed on Living TV and they just played Sarah Mclachlan
diamente
01-04-2004, 20:11
Pink Floyd: Meddle
DrFrisby
01-04-2004, 20:18
Marilyn Manson - This is the new shit (goldfrapp remix)
:D
diamente
01-04-2004, 22:10
Radiohead: Amnesiac. What an album!
Danni, you like Muse, right? They're on Jonathan Ross tomorrow night. Don't know what time tho, think it's about half ten, but not sure.
I set a reminder on my TV after last weeks JOnathan Ross when he announced it.. im taping it cause im going out again...im tired, tonights the 1st time since last friday i haventgone out and got home late
Powder-up here
tattmaylor
02-04-2004, 08:07
German band called MIA :eek:
TremblingStar
02-04-2004, 12:56
Morrissey - Vauxhall and I
His solo work is so underated (except for 'Interlude' - for some reason I hate that song)
diamente
02-04-2004, 13:22
Awww, I really like Interlude! Saying that, there are two versions around. One's a lot lusher than the other, with a beautiful ending that goes on for about two minutes.
Morrissey's solo stuff is pretty ace, i agree. Vauxhall and I's a great album, as is Your Arsenal.
Listening to 'This is Radio Clash' by....The Clash
Jimmy eat world-the middle
themoodfits
03-04-2004, 03:06
nico and francoise hardy. i'm in one of those listening to sad chicks singing and drinking wine at home on a friday night kind of moods.
themoodfits
03-04-2004, 03:26
now onto sinead o'connor "stretched on your grave". am i the only one that thinks this song is about necrophilia?
themoodfits
03-04-2004, 03:39
black cherry. i'd never really realised how sad this song is. i never paid much attention to the lyrics before. sad shit.