Rattlehead Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 and how long ago was it? Do people generally still do this? For me: 1. Alice In Chains - Black Gives Way To Blue 2. Evile - Infected Nations 3. Metallica - ...And Justice For All All in the last week. I try to listen to albums all the way through, and by and large I do, but probably a bit less than I used to given iPod memory and options etc...
Deppo Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Pavement - Slanted And Enchanted Public Enemy - It Takes A Nation etc Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes
Pancake Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Wildhearts - iChutzpah! AiC - Black Gives Way To Blue Bush - Sixteen Stone
saint_stevo Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Take That- Greatest Hits Arctic Monkeys- Humbug P Diddy- We invented the remix
the stain Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Neu! - Neu! Jim O'Rourke - The Visitor Fennesz & Sparklehorse - In The Fishtank
the stain Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 That Stain is too cool for me. I'd love to teach you my ways.
Ponty Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Airbourne - Runnin' Wild Wildhearts - Chutzpah! Sorry and the Sinatras - Highball Roller
percy windham Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 slint - spiderland the monks - black monk time selfish c*** - no wicked heart shall prosper
Colinjb Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Evanescence - Origin Muse - The Resistance Siobhan Donaghy - Ghosts
Son of Bob Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 The Cure - Disintegration Blur Greatest Hits Some Friendly - The Charlatans Old skool baby!
saint lard Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 G'n'R- Lies. Joe Bonamassa-The Ballad of John Henry. Metallica- S&M
Bentley Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Nas - Illmatic Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine Jay-Z - The Blueprint III
Rattlehead Posted 1 October, 2009 Author Posted 1 October, 2009 (edited) G'n'R- Lies. Joe Bonamassa-The Ballad of John Henry. Metallica- S&M Good selection. I wish I had time to listen to S&M all the way through. @Ponty: Airbourne - are you going to see them next year as they will be touring the UK? I saw them in Germany last year - good live but not massively keen on the album. Edited 1 October, 2009 by Rattlehead
Ponty Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Good selection. I wish I had time to listen to S&M all the way through. @Ponty: Airbourne - are you going to see them next year as they will be touring the UK? I saw them in Germany last year - good live but not massively keen on the album. It's possible - Mrs P is more of a fan probably but as she is the one who gets her arse in gear and sorts out tickets, I'd imagine we might.
Ludwig Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain Radiohead - Kid A Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea perhaps my 3 favourite albums ever, coincidentally.
saint_bert Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 AIC-Dirt Arctic Monkeys-Humbug 5 finger death punch- war is the answer
Rory Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 Soulwax -- Much Against Everyone's Advice Califone -- Roomsound Girls -- Album.
RedAndWhite91 Posted 1 October, 2009 Posted 1 October, 2009 C o c kney rejects greatest hits vol. 1 (great name for a debut album) C o c kney rejects greatest hits vol. 2 The Clash
manji Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 Volcano Choir-Unmap Baroness-The Blue Album Gaslamp Killer-Hell And The Lake Of Fire Are Waiting For You
Seany S Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 Grandaddy - The Sophtware Slump Bonnie Prince Billy - Sings Greatest Palace Music Afghan Whigs - Black Love
Rattlehead Posted 2 October, 2009 Author Posted 2 October, 2009 AIC-Dirt 5 finger death punch- war is the answer Baroness-The Blue Album I have tried very hard to like 5FDP and Baroness, I really have, but I just can't get into either of them. In fairness to Baroness, I haven't actually heard The Blue Album - didn't think it was even out yet. Dirt, on the other hand, is one of the most magnificent albums ever made.
Master Bates Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 Green Day - 21st Century Breakdown The Unofficial Saints album 1 The Unofficial Saints album 2
Pancake Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 NIN - Ghosts i-iv NIN - The Fragile NIN - Further Down The Spiral
Lets B Avenue Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 Cherry Ghost - Thirst For Romance Fleet Foxes MGMT - Dracular Spectacular
Scudamore Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 Easy enough to do at work what with Spotify Nextmen - Join the Dots Yungun & Mr Thing - Grown Man Business London Elektricity - Billion Dollar Gravy
badgerx16 Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 Muse - Black Holes & Revelations Lacuna Coil - Comalies Nightwish - Century Child
Nineteen Canteen Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 UFO - Strangers In The Night The greatest live album ever + The best driving album ever - I have never removed it from the single slot in my car CD player and has made all the CD's in the changer redundant. I bought a USB turntable solely to convert my vinyl copy and then last year they released a digitially remastered copy so I bought that. Apart from that i may occassionally listen to Bob Dylan's Blood on the Tracks or the Yetties of Yetminster just to prove we cannot do Bob Dylan in this country. Verve - Urban Hymns . Must give that a listen again one day.
Sidney Fudpucker the 3rd Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 Arctic Monkeys - Humbug Muse - The Resistance Ian Brown - My Way Had high hope or all 3, but they are all pretty disappointing and fail to live up to expectation.
chrisobee Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 All very recently: The Skids- The Saints Are Coming Leona Lewis- Run Paul Weller- Hit Parade
RedAndWhite91 Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 UFO - Strangers In The Night The greatest live album ever + The best driving album ever - I have never removed it from the single slot in my car CD player and has made all the CD's in the changer redundant. I bought a USB turntable solely to convert my vinyl copy and then last year they released a digitially remastered copy so I bought that. Apart from that i may occassionally listen to Bob Dylan's Blood on the Tracks or the Yetties of Yetminster just to prove we cannot do Bob Dylan in this country. Verve - Urban Hymns . Must give that a listen again one day. My Dad has a couple of songs off this album (I'm pretty sure it's off the album, they are live versions of Doctor Doctor and Rock Bottom) on a tape that we play in the car sometimes and it's bloody brilliant. I got one of them USB turntables as well, would recommend them for people with a record collection.
saint lard Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 UFO - Strangers In The Night The greatest live album ever + The best driving album ever - I have never removed it from the single slot in my car CD player and has made all the CD's in the changer redundant. I bought a USB turntable solely to convert my vinyl copy and then last year they released a digitially remastered copy so I bought that. Apart from that i may occassionally listen to Bob Dylan's Blood on the Tracks or the Yetties of Yetminster just to prove we cannot do Bob Dylan in this country. Verve - Urban Hymns . Must give that a listen again one day. You need to listen to Micheal Schenker Group,One night at Budakan. Brilliant live album and shed loads of connections to UFO.
Nineteen Canteen Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 You need to listen to Micheal Schenker Group,One night at Budakan. Brilliant live album and shed loads of connections to UFO. Got that and the Scorpions live album but this tops everything. The first band i saw live was Black Sabbath on their Heaven and Hell Tour and thought ok but not brilliant and nor sure what to expect either and then followed that up with UFO live at the Portsmouth Guildhall and discovered exactly what live music was all about and although Motorhead live at the then Gaumont when they broke the record for the loudest band ever and were nearly as good but apart from them no one has come close to UFO, although I never got round to seeing AC/DC. Led Zeppelin at Knebworth and various Pink Floyd concerts at Earls Court were awesome but more jaw dropping and appreciative and less involving as that UFO concert was and its raw energy. If people have never listened to it then I would recommend it enormously and Schenker and Mogg are absolutely brilliant. Even better that it was recorded in New York and clearly the crowd aren't quite getting it. UFO were the band Deep Purple should have been had they not got hung up with their own self-importance. The Arts - may need to come over here more often.
Nineteen Canteen Posted 2 October, 2009 Posted 2 October, 2009 My Dad has a couple of songs off this album (I'm pretty sure it's off the album, they are live versions of Doctor Doctor and Rock Bottom) on a tape that we play in the car sometimes and it's bloody brilliant. I got one of them USB turntables as well, would recommend them for people with a record collection. RandW I have no doubt they are tracks lifted from that album and would strongly recommend it if you are into late 70's heavy rock. There are much better tracks than these two, in fact there isn't a duff track on the whole album.
Johnny Bognor Posted 3 October, 2009 Posted 3 October, 2009 I bought a USB turntable solely to convert my vinyl copy and then last year they released a digitially remastered copy so I bought that. DJ NC? Verve - Urban Hymns . Must give that a listen again one day. Can't argue with that.
crouch mask replica Posted 4 October, 2009 Posted 4 October, 2009 Stones - Hot Rocks 1964-1971 Burning Spear - Marcus Garvey Rachid Taha - Medina
Colinjb Posted 4 October, 2009 Posted 4 October, 2009 Muse - Black Holes & Revelations Lacuna Coil - Comalies Nightwish - Century Child A very good three!
Ewell Posted 5 October, 2009 Posted 5 October, 2009 All newish stuff at the moment. The Horrors - Primary Colours The XX - XX Ian Brown - My Way All very good albums!
Block 5 Posted 5 October, 2009 Posted 5 October, 2009 Kevin Ayers & the Whole World - "Shooting at the Moon". The Congos - "Heart of the Congos". Albert King - "Born Under a Bad Sign".
graveworm Posted 6 October, 2009 Posted 6 October, 2009 Porcupine Tree moment in time here ``Fear of a Blank Planet`` ``The Incident`` ``Stupid Dream``
Rattlehead Posted 6 October, 2009 Author Posted 6 October, 2009 2. Evile - Infected Nations RIP bassist Mike Alexander @ 32. I met him a year or so ago - top bloke and a tragic loss.
Kingsland Codger Posted 7 October, 2009 Posted 7 October, 2009 Delighted to see the noun 'album' being used rather than the more modern 'CD'. Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon Barclay James Harvest - Once Again
Block 5 Posted 7 October, 2009 Posted 7 October, 2009 \\:D/ You're clearly someone who knows good reggae. Nice to meet you. "....Out of Africa comes the Congoman" - Quality.
Seany S Posted 20 October, 2009 Posted 20 October, 2009 Dr Dooom - First Come, First Served Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene Young Marble Giants - Collosal Youth
Block 5 Posted 20 October, 2009 Posted 20 October, 2009 Dr Dooom - First Come, First Served Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene Young Marble Giants - Collosal Youth Quality. Dr Doom 2 is released 27/10/09 and is produced by KutMasta Kurt.
John Boy Saint Posted 20 October, 2009 Posted 20 October, 2009 Royksopp ~ Junior The Coral ~ Roots & Echos Genesis ~ Turn it on Again Tour live in Manchester disc 2 (second half) All on a long drive home
Seany S Posted 21 October, 2009 Posted 21 October, 2009 Quality. Dr Doom 2 is released 27/10/09 and is produced by KutMasta Kurt. I know!!!!!! I get paid on the 28th, that was going to be the first thing I go out and buy!!!! I hope it is just as sick, twisted and disturbing as the first one. "I Run Rap" is one of my favourite joints ever. Incidentally I listened to some more tunage last night. The Kids In The Hall "Brain Candy" OST Puressence - Puressence Arsonists - As The World Burns
Pancake Posted 21 October, 2009 Posted 21 October, 2009 Sorry & The Sinatras - Highball Roller Beastie Boys - Ill Communication Oasis - Definitely Maybe
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