Rory Posted 25 September, 2011 Posted 25 September, 2011 Iceage-New Brigade. Not a bad album - I've listened to it a lot this year. Broken Bone is my favourite.
Hamilton Saint Posted 25 September, 2011 Posted 25 September, 2011 Ry Cooder's new album - Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down. Fantastic!
Seany S Posted 26 September, 2011 Posted 26 September, 2011 That Iceage album is grand. I just got the new Wilco record, "The Whole Love" which is more of the same (i.e. excellent, semi-experimental Americana) from one of the very few bands who seldom, if ever, let me down. I am also listening to Das Racist - Relax Blitzen Trapper - American Goldwing Fugazi - In On The Kill Taker
miserableoldgit Posted 26 September, 2011 Posted 26 September, 2011 Chemin de Terre by Alan Stivell. A magnificent Breton Folk Rock album from the 1970`s Might move on to "Live at the Olympia" also by him next.
dinger Posted 26 September, 2011 Posted 26 September, 2011 This weekend I very much enjoyed: Sun Araw - Ancient Romans Cluster - Grosses Wasser Container - LP Colin Stetson - New History of Warfare Vol 2 Julia Holter - Tragedy
manji Posted 26 September, 2011 Posted 26 September, 2011 This weekend I very much enjoyed: Sun Araw - Ancient Romans Cluster - Grosses Wasser Container - LP Colin Stetson - New History of Warfare Vol 2 Julia Holter - Tragedy Listened to Container this morning excellent.
dinger Posted 27 September, 2011 Posted 27 September, 2011 Walls - Coracle Ooh, I didn't know that was out yet. I bloody loved their last one...
Seany S Posted 27 September, 2011 Posted 27 September, 2011 Weekend - Red EP Wavves - Life Sux EP St Vincent - Strange Mercy ....are my choices for today
richpassivity Posted 27 September, 2011 Posted 27 September, 2011 THE GROOVE FARM - 'It's Only Indie Pop But I Like It' CD BEST COAST LP WIRE - 'Pink Flag' LP
miserableoldgit Posted 30 September, 2011 Posted 30 September, 2011 Dawes - Nothing is Wrong. Excellent West Coast Revival band. A good find IMHO. http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2011/06/dawes-nothing-is-wrong.html
Big John Posted 2 October, 2011 Posted 2 October, 2011 So no-one's listened to anything since then? Ok Abba - Gold
Big John Posted 2 October, 2011 Posted 2 October, 2011 Guns'n'Roses - Appetite For Destruction Can't top this.
RonManager Posted 2 October, 2011 Posted 2 October, 2011 Guns'n'Roses - Appetite For Destruction Can't top this. pfffttt - dull as dishwater compared to ---
norwaysaint Posted 4 October, 2011 Posted 4 October, 2011 I am listening to Tom Waits/The Cookie Monster. Big thanks to the original Stain for this... Uncanny and wonderful.
richpassivity Posted 5 October, 2011 Posted 5 October, 2011 BRILLIANT COLORS - 'Introducing' CD THE COOKIES - 'Chains - The Dimension Links 1962-64' CD THE ROSEHIPS CD
RonManager Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 Kyla LaGrange - Been better and others. http://soundcloud.com/kylalagrange/heavy-stone
SuperMikey Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 I've just discovered The Leisure Society, just the kind of stuff I love. The Sleeper is an excellent album. This song - 'We Were Wasted' is almost entirely ripped off from 'River Man' by Nick Drake, but it's bloody brilliant. The strings are fantastic.
manji Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 I've just discovered The Leisure Society, just the kind of stuff I love. The Sleeper is an excellent album. This song - 'We Were Wasted' is almost entirely ripped off from 'River Man' by Nick Drake, but it's bloody brilliant. The strings are fantastic. Theres a lot of this tosh around at the moment. Vaguely folky acoustic rural ******** made by public schoolboys whose mummies brought them thier instruments.Like Mumford And Sons, Ed Sheenan etc. innofensive interchangeable crap that can be played on Radio 2, Radio 6 , Radio 1 and as "quirky" background music for Mobile Phone adverts.
Jonnyboy Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 Theres a lot of this tosh around at the moment. Vaguely folky acoustic rural ******** made by public schoolboys whose mummies brought them thier instruments.Like Mumford And Sons, Ed Sheenan etc. innofensive interchangeable crap that can be played on Radio 2, Radio 6 , Radio 1 and as "quirky" background music for Mobile Phone adverts. As liked by the sort of people that hang out at the Rose Bowl
SuperMikey Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 Theres a lot of this tosh around at the moment. Vaguely folky acoustic rural ******** made by public schoolboys whose mummies brought them thier instruments.Like Mumford And Sons, Ed Sheenan etc. innofensive interchangeable crap that can be played on Radio 2, Radio 6 , Radio 1 and as "quirky" background music for Mobile Phone adverts. Not a huge fan of Mumford and certainly not one of Ed Sheeran, but I agree that this type of music is mostly made by posh d!cks. Still, there's genuinely some very good stuff being written by very talented people that gets put into the same bracket as most of the rubbish that's around at the moment.
manji Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 As liked by the sort of people that hang out at the Rose Bowl Mumford fan clearly.
RonManager Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 Polly Jean Harvey on the Andrew Marr show last Sunday. Some bloke called David Cameron as well. The Last Living Rose http://www.twentyfourbit.com/post/10945307260/video-pj-harvey-performs-for-david-cameron-last Let England Shake is fast becoming one of my all time favourite albums.
manji Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 Polly Jean Harvey on the Andrew Marr show last Sunday. Some bloke called David Cameron as well. The Last Living Rose http://www.twentyfourbit.com/post/10945307260/video-pj-harvey-performs-for-david-cameron-last Let England Shake is fast becoming one of my all time favourite albums. Bloody hell missed that ! Superb album despite the fact it is being heavily advertised and in danger of being popular.
RonManager Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 Bloody hell missed that ! Superb album despite the fact it is being heavily advertised and in danger of being popular. Her lyrics and voice are powerful enough (as always), but the album performed live is almost overwhelming. I saw her earlier on the tour and I've got tickets for both nights at the Albert Hall. Not like I'm obsessed or anything.
SuperMikey Posted 10 October, 2011 Posted 10 October, 2011 Apparat - The Devil's Walk The perfect mix of Postal Service-esque electronic pop and dark, gloomy Eno-esque ambience. GET THIS ALBUM.
Dr Who? Posted 10 October, 2011 Posted 10 October, 2011 Ian Brown's greatest hits and blimey he has a few!!
hamster Posted 10 October, 2011 Posted 10 October, 2011 Absolutely nought wrong with 'folkey' music when played well. There's a group from Deal in Kent called Cocos Lovers, they are exceptionally good, some may have spotted them at Glastonbury. You can find some of their stuff on the internet but it really does not do them justice. We saw them busking at the Deal Maritime and Folk Festival last month and they caused a pedestrian traffic jam. If anyone is ever down that way and see's flyers for The Private Widdle Club at The Astor Theatre, they often support the main acts, give them a try.
hamster Posted 10 October, 2011 Posted 10 October, 2011 Ref my post above, something REALLY spooky just happened. If you know who Private Widdle is/was, then how come Phil Jupitus has his picture emblazoned across his chest on Buzzcocks tonight? Private Widdle was a character played by Charles Awtrey, the legendary Carry On actor who lived (and died) in Deal. WTF is going on, is it the sign that I've been expecting perhaps?????
Hamilton Saint Posted 11 October, 2011 Posted 11 October, 2011 A Feather on the Breath of God - music by Hildegard of Bingen performed by Gothic Voices (featuring Emma Kirkby).
Colinjb Posted 12 October, 2011 Posted 12 October, 2011 The new Evanescence album is currently on 'repeat' on my iPhone whilst driving from appointment to appointment. For anyone into Metal/Rock or similar I would highly recommend it, much better then their last album and without the commercially friendly feel of their debut. It's also surprisingly varied in it's approach, ranging from dancing influences through to the more symphonic stuff that has been seen from them before.
saint_bert Posted 12 October, 2011 Posted 12 October, 2011 Machine Head- Unto the locust. Masterpiece of an album. They really are in the top level of metal bands now.
miserableoldgit Posted 12 October, 2011 Posted 12 October, 2011 Ragged Kingdom - June Tabor and Oysterband. Excellent stuff.
Hamilton Saint Posted 13 October, 2011 Posted 13 October, 2011 Blackwater Side - a double-CD "best-of" compilation of the music of Bert Jansch. R.I.P., Bert.
dinger Posted 14 October, 2011 Posted 14 October, 2011 Kuedo - Severant Supposed to be the future of electronic music, according to various reviews. Sounds very much like Vangelis to me. Not that that's a bad thing, particularly...
latter day saint Posted 14 October, 2011 Posted 14 October, 2011 Kuedo - Severant Supposed to be the future of electronic music, according to various reviews. Sounds very much like Vangelis to me. Not that that's a bad thing, particularly... just done a Goggle of this & had a listen. its like a Dubstep/Vangelis/early Depeche Mode sound to me. i'm liking it. cheers for the heads up
TheCholulaKid Posted 4 November, 2011 Posted 4 November, 2011 My Bloody Valentine - Soon (Weatherall remix)
manji Posted 5 November, 2011 Posted 5 November, 2011 Kuedo - Severant Supposed to be the future of electronic music, according to various reviews. Sounds very much like Vangelis to me. Not that that's a bad thing, particularly... Tis good. On the subject of great electronic music. Oneohtrix Point Never-Replica.
richpassivity Posted 7 November, 2011 Posted 7 November, 2011 VERONICA FALLS CD DOLLY MIXTURE - 'Everything & more' CD Boxset
badgerx16 Posted 15 November, 2011 Posted 15 November, 2011 Skindred - metal / reggae mash up from Wales
Seany S Posted 17 November, 2011 Posted 17 November, 2011 My mate is the bassist in Skindred! Am listening to Parallax by Atlas Sound. Nice.
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