IamLeGod Posted 6 April, 2010 Posted 6 April, 2010 Pixies - Doolittle One of my favourite albums ever, every song is just fantastic.
IamLeGod Posted 8 April, 2010 Posted 8 April, 2010 In part thanks to the latest South Park: Buffalo Soldier - Bob Marley
L1Minus10 Posted 8 April, 2010 Posted 8 April, 2010 The Sultans of Ping FC Casual Sex at the Cineplex CD. Where's me Jumper - ****ign brilliant
Redbul Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 Mr B Gentleman Rhymer - Flattery Not Included A gift from somebody and not something to be taken too serisously!!!!
RonManager Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 Bow Wow Wow - C30 C60 C90 Say hello to Sid and Nancy Malcy boy.
Pancake Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 MuscleCar - Sandra Sully. Dont worry, you wouldnt have heard of 'em.
Hamilton Saint Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 (edited) A Tribute to Jack Johnson - Miles Davis (recorded April, 1970) Edited 9 April, 2010 by Hamilton Saint
the stain Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 A Tribute to Jack Johnson - Miles Davis (recorded Aoril, 1970) One of my favourites!
Pancake Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 BlakRoc The Black Keys + a host of Roc-A-Fella "associated" rappers. not sure what to make of it so far. Some of it is OK, some not OK at all (yes, Im looking at you Ludacris)
Block 5 Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 A Tribute to Jack Johnson - Miles Davis (recorded April, 1970) Such a good album. 'Right Off' is amazing, especially John McLaughlin's guitar work.
The Majestic Channon Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 My generation-Generation X Going to watch degeneration punk later .
Block 5 Posted 9 April, 2010 Posted 9 April, 2010 Malcolm McLaren presents the World Famous Supreme Team Show - 'Round the Outside! Round the Outside!' RIP.
Dog Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 If You Could Read My Mind by Gordon Lightfoot Makes me cry
SuperMikey Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 Prince Jammy - Destroys The Invaders Nice bit of dub to kick off the summer!
harvey Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 The Sundays - Summertime Just listening to 'What Do You Think?' from the album 'Blind'.....excellent.
harvey Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 If You Could Read My Mind by Gordon Lightfoot Makes me cry Absolutely brilliant, I commend you...............well done 'Dog' :smt023
harvey Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 Simple Minds - New Gold Dream........from 'The Tube' 1983, I remember watching it the first time round :smt107
Guest Dark Sotonic Mills Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 (edited) Alicia Keys, The Element Of Freedom Now it's Dark Side of the Moon, then it'll be The Wall Edited 10 April, 2010 by Dark Sotonic Mills Moved on
Block 5 Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 Alicia Keys, The Element Of Freedom Now it's Dark Side of the Moon, then it'll be The Wall I'm starting to worry.... just stay away from the Final Cut and I'll sleep easy.
St Landrew Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 (edited) If You Could Read My Mind by Gordon Lightfoot Makes me cry When me and the wife split up back in 2000, she left all her vinyl albums to me. One of them was Gord's Gold [1975], a double album of all of his best tunes upto then. I've never been a biggest fan, but the bloke certainly has his moments. For me, a tad too melancholic to listen to for an entire album though. You could always play Sundown to cheer yourself up. As the ex-partner is a Kiwi, it always reminds me of living in New Zealand. Edited 10 April, 2010 by St Landrew
St Landrew Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 I've been listening to Space Force, Series 1, currently playing on Radio 7. Not bad at all. All of the episodes are still available, right from the start [couple of days left], if you're keen.
Hamilton Saint Posted 10 April, 2010 Posted 10 April, 2010 GP and Grievous Angel, two brilliant albums from Gram Parsons - released in 1973 and 1974 - and now available together on one CD. Emmylou Harris is featured on both LPs.
miserableoldgit Posted 11 April, 2010 Posted 11 April, 2010 GP and Grievous Angel, two brilliant albums from Gram Parsons - released in 1973 and 1974 - and now available together on one CD. Emmylou Harris is featured on both LPs. I have this. Excellent. Always thought of him as the architypal troubled genius, but he certainly was very influential. I love anything by Emmylou Harris but especially "Pieces of the Sky" and "Wrecking Ball" and have most of her albums.
Ponty Posted 13 April, 2010 Posted 13 April, 2010 Well, I have spent the last week giving the new, eponymously titled, Slash album a good going over. It's actually very good. 14 tracks, featuring guest vocalists on each track including; Fergie from BEP, who has a great rock voice Myles Kennedy from Alter Bridge, who will be performing vocals on the upcoming tour M Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold Andrew Stockdale from Wolfmother Chris Cornell Ian Astbury - one of my favourite vocalists Kid Rock - who actually sings well (no rapping!) plus some legends like; Lemmy Ozzy Iggy Pop And there's an instrumental which features Duff McKagan and Dave Grohl. It's all very good and I especially like the way each track is arranged to suit the respective vocalist rather than sounding like vocals plonked on top of a particular mix. The Ozzy song sounds like an Ozzy song. The Lemmy song sounds like a Motorhead song. The Ian Astbury song could have come from a Cult album,etc. It's almost like a rock compilation album, it's very good indeed and I'd recommend it to anyone.
Julian H. Cope Posted 13 April, 2010 Author Posted 13 April, 2010 It's almost like a rock compilation album, it's very good indeed and I'd recommend it to anyone. I've bought it for my Mum on the strength of your review. It better not be sh*t.
Julian H. Cope Posted 13 April, 2010 Author Posted 13 April, 2010 By the way I am listening to The Impossible Shapes.
Julian H. Cope Posted 13 April, 2010 Author Posted 13 April, 2010 She'll love it, the dirty rock *****. Oh you know her then?
Kadeem Hardison Posted 14 April, 2010 Posted 14 April, 2010 Porcupine Tree......``The Incident`` awesome New CD by Rammstein...........................AWESOME Way to go Awesome live What a brilliant group.....(were).......``Blues for the red sun`` with the opener ``Thumb``... Awesome totally awesome cd Dark Tranquillity...........Damage Done Awesome.
oxfordshire_saint Posted 14 April, 2010 Posted 14 April, 2010 DJ Shadow - The Private Press DJ Format - Music For The Mature B-Boy Cut Chemist - The Audience's Listening
the stain Posted 14 April, 2010 Posted 14 April, 2010 That was a 'sh ag', not a 'fu ck'. The stars have undone me again.
jeff leopard Posted 14 April, 2010 Posted 14 April, 2010 the new lcd soundsystem single drunk girls i like it its good
Deppo Posted 15 April, 2010 Posted 15 April, 2010 the new lcd soundsystem single drunk girls i like it its good The new album is supposed to be amazing. I'm listening to Spiritualized Electric Mainline - Pure Phase
Rory Posted 15 April, 2010 Posted 15 April, 2010 the new lcd soundsystem single drunk girls i like it its good This blog loves you: http://luminousplectrum.blogspot.com/2010/04/listen-to-lcd-soundsystems-this-is.html
jeff leopard Posted 16 April, 2010 Posted 16 April, 2010 This blog loves you: http://luminousplectrum.blogspot.com/2010/04/listen-to-lcd-soundsystems-this-is.html I'm listening now and its feckin' ace!
St Landrew Posted 16 April, 2010 Posted 16 April, 2010 On BBC4 now, I'm listening to various artists playing the songs of Nick Drake. It started at 9pm and ends at 10.30pm. Wish I'd heard it from the start, as it is really good. Drake's songs have such a haunted character to them.
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