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Yeah i know it's a bit spammy :p But I figure with a smaller group, it might be a bit more interesting.
So what you listening to at the moment?
Me:
I want you now - The Feeling
All the other people in the office nattering on the phone :(
Will post more sensibly when I'm at home with tunes on.
David Gilmour - This Heaven
I'm listening to 'hammering and sawing' by the 'kitchen and bathroom fitters'
Anyone got any earplugs?
David Gilmour - This Heaven
From the new album? What's it like?
{Playing} "Rise" - Artist: Yoko Kanno - Album: Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex OST 2
Been watching some GitS last night. Forgot just how damn good it was.
Oasis - I hope, I think, I know
edit: John Mayer - body is a wonderland. General chilled out music, very easy listening, I would recommend having a listen to some of his stuff, samples available on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000ALSDR/qid=1152533765/sr=2-1/ref=pd_bbs_b_2_1/104-4198640-6743956?s=music&v=glance&n=5174
The Ricky Gervais Show - Series 2 - Episode 6.
I'm struggling to type this from laughing so hard.
Sweet Jane _ Cowboy Junkies
From the new album? What's it like?
Its a fantastic album, perfect for relaxation after a cruddy day at work.
Porcupine Tree - Trains
You sir, have good taste :D
Matblack
11-07-2006, 08:13
The Today Programme - Radio 4
MB
I'm currently listening to the news in French and realising just how awful my French really is.
You sir, have good taste :D
evidently, so do you :)
Oceansize - Effloresce
Oceansize - Effloresce
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM SO GOOD! :thumbup:
Was just listening to Red Alert by Basement Jaxx in the car. Always sounds even better on a hot day that song.
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM SO GOOD! :thumbup:
:D
this morning was Rage Against the Machine - Battle of LA...in the lovely morning sunshine, with the roof down, on country roads - my favourite kind of morning :)
Whilst waiting for the others to arrive so my meeting can start:
Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
Mmmm this CD my dad's mate gave me, its a Reggae Bob Dylan remix. :undecided:
I had to listen to the Chris Moyles show this morning... I wish a pox on them all.
Matblack
13-07-2006, 12:44
I'm having a bit of a Dad Rock day so far;
Train - For Me, It's You
Maroon 5 - Songs about Jane
Counting Crows - This Desert Life
MB
This morning has been:
Feeder - The Singles
Dirty Pretty Things - Waterloo To Anywhere
Garbage - Version 2.0
went for a walk to put a couple of cheques in the bank, and was listening to:
Steve Hillage - Fish Rising
Sparta - Wiretap Scars
I'm having a bit of a Dad Rock day so far;
Train - For Me, It's You
Maroon 5 - Songs about Jane
Counting Crows - This Desert Life
MB
Nice tracks :cool:
Blackstar
13-07-2006, 15:24
I have ear plugs i just don't know where they are :(.
I'm listening to Scotland Today and dog snores by the tv and dogs.
Flibster
13-07-2006, 16:21
The Now Show - Series 13 - Episode 2
Take me with you. I can see...I can see perfectly
Simon/~Flibster
Stan_Lite
13-07-2006, 18:29
Georgia on my mind - Ray Charles (from the soundtrack).
Stan :)
Spandau Ballet - Gold
I'm learning it on gee-tar for the BBQ. :cool:
WOOOT :D
Is True doable as well?
WOOOT :D
Is True doable as well?
I'm almost certain, I'm seriously expanding my repetoire at the moment!
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon :cool:
leowyatt
14-07-2006, 11:28
I'm currenly listening to Epsiode 39 of We Hate Tech. Will probably be moving onto this weeks OTH after that :)
mmm, this morning i was listening to Miles Davis - Ascenseur pour l'échafaud
bit of smooth jazz to start the day.
nice.
Been listening to
Dave Matthews Band - Live In Chicago
Quality stuff :)
Pure Reason Revolution - Bullitts Dominae
leowyatt
14-07-2006, 13:12
Been listening to
Dave Matthews Band - Live In Chicago
Quality stuff :)
Excellent band, shame they never come tour the UK. Was gutted as on the last trip the states I missed a gig by 6 days :(
Last night was the Village's vaguely folkish rock festival.
This morning it is a nice and cliched song for the time,
Sunday Morning - Lou Reed & Velvet Underground.
Flibster
17-07-2006, 22:40
Currently listening to a recording I made over the weekend of a live act at...
Rhythms of the World (www.rotw.org.uk)
The act was done by Smokin' Dick Burns :D
And this is how he was introduced...
"A large drunken buffoon with a guitar. He's suffered for his art and now it's your turn!"
Says it all really. :D
Simon/~Flibster
Regina Spektor - Samson :)
Meshuggah - Chaosphere
Nothing like some Norwegian Death Metal to:
1 - Relax
2 - Get loitering people out of my office
John Mayer - Room for Squares. Good music to chill out to of a hot summer evening.
I'm currently watching (and listing to) the Pink Floyd 'Pulse' DVD which arrived this morning. The amp is most definately cranked up to 11.
Good call on John Mayer Garp :)
Currently listening to Feeder - we can't rewind
Semisonic - DND
Frank Sinatra - Fly Me Too The Moon.
Does anyone think a Karaoke Thread would be a good idea?
All I have - Snow Patrol, just listening to the new album.
Just as something rather random
BHG - Foxtrot Uniform Charlie Kilo
Listening to their new album, BHG are back on form :D
Does anyone think a Karaoke Thread would be a good idea?
Yes, absolutely!
Currently listening to Live Forever, trying to learn that damn guitar solo.
No-Man - Returning Jesus.
I'm listening to the newly released vinyl version which sounds fantastic. How I love the sound of vinyl.
Powerman 5000 - Free
Nice and loud song, refreshing change from the calmer stuff I listen to
LeperousDust
23-07-2006, 21:36
Faithless - Insomnia, from there greatest hits album or whatever. As a first track it rocks :)
Kell_ee001
23-07-2006, 21:56
Bowling For Soup - 1985
I think the video's funny ;D
The Verve - Urban Hymns. Oh the memories :'(
Mohinder
23-07-2006, 22:20
Bright Eyes - At The Bottom Of Everything
Booootiful :)
Bright Eyes - At The Bottom Of Everything
Booootiful :)
I know its bad and wrong and childish but I can't listen to Bright Eyes without having a go at the Conor Oberst wobble. :(
The Verve - Urban Hymns. Oh the memories :'(
Top album that.
Just flung the Kooks on this morning. Server decided to down itself over the weekend so now I have to dig through logs and dumps to find out why :rolleyes:
Flibster
24-07-2006, 10:40
Jeremy Saxon - Blue Weekend
*waits for all the Eh?'s*
Kernkraft 400 - Zombie Nation ;D
To drown out the sound of the people in the next room shagging, I'm listening to Tool - Vicarious.
I like to drown out the sound of people shagging - by shagging.
I just don't try and drown it out. :evil:
I like to drown out the sound of people shagging - by shagging.
Nice idea, but alas, I'm here alone :(
Top album that.
Just flung the Kooks on this morning. Server decided to down itself over the weekend so now I have to dig through logs and dumps to find out why :rolleyes:
Ohh the fun! I'm getting quite familiar with grepping and lessing logs on servers looking for particular events occuring to try and track down whats going on when customers are trying to do things.
Been listening to a mix of stuff this week:
Fred Hammond - Radical For Christ (I admit it.. I have a weak spot for Gospel music)
Razorlight - Up All Night (Qualty album)
The Feeling - Twelve Stops and Home (Absolute and utter rubbish)
Ohh the fun! I'm getting quite familiar with grepping and lessing logs on servers looking for particular events occuring to try and track down whats going on when customers are trying to do things.
Oh if only, these are Doze servers :( Though I wrote a vBscript to parse and log (or email me, if the logs are still live) certain pre-flagged events, which usually gives me a good clue. The fun starts when I don't get any hits :(
Razorlight - Up All Night (Qualty album)
Hell yeah. Heard the new one?
The Feeling - Twelve Stops and Home (Absolute and utter rubbish)
Only listened to it a couple of times but still undecided on this one. Just not your sort of music, or a genuine dislike?
I like The Feeling album. It's nothing amazing or hugely memorable, but it's entertaining imo. It's probably not got the lasting factor though, give it a little while and i'll probably never listen to it again.
Hell yeah. Heard the new one?
Not yet.. will grab it soon.
Only listened to it a couple of times but still undecided on this one. Just not your sort of music, or a genuine dislike?
okayish tunes, albeit a supreme example of bland songwriting, it just doesn't work for me as an album in any way shape or form *shrug*
Flibster
25-07-2006, 13:27
Brian Setzer Orchestra - Jump, Juve and Wail - The Very Best of...
Nothing quite like a bit of boogie/swing to get my mind working.
Simon/~Flibster
Bjork - The Pleasure Is All Mine.
Just listened to the whole of MJ's Bad. Speeeed Demooooooon! :)
leowyatt
25-07-2006, 17:07
Currently I'm listening to Barbers Adagio for String the original version but it's being played again and again as I'm waiting in the queue to get through to Acer :( now don't get me wrong it's a stonking tune but if it's the only tune being played it gets a bit boring after you've heard it for the 30th time :(
Flibster
25-07-2006, 17:19
Now onto an Audio book.
The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy - read by Douglas Adams. :D
Get it on
Your going to do T-Rex eh?
Hell yeah. Heard the new one?
Okay.. I've now listened to Razorlight - Razorlight.
Good album, quality tunage.
HOWEVER: Do they have to use the same raw/jagged sounding guitar tone for ever single track? Its like they've just got their guitars using bridge humbuckers and tone whacked to 10, the entire time. No attempt to get any kind of tonal variation in there at all. Even just for sheer variety it would be good to hear a track with neck single pickups being used or the like.
Dymetrie
26-07-2006, 12:44
Suppose I should contribute here...
After getting the 2GB memory card for my M600, I decided (unlike Feek) to put some music on it so that I could listen to stuff on the move... So whenever I'm not sat at home listening to XFM or my flatmate's odd music/guitar playing then I'm listening to something from this little lot:
Audioslave - Audioslave
Deftones - White Pony
Disturbed - The Sickness
Drowning Pool - Sinner
Foo Fighters - The Colour and the Shape
Godhead - 2000 Years of Human Error
Killswitch Engage - Alive or Just Breathing
Korn - Follow the Leader
Korn - Untouchables
Limp Bizkit - Results May Vary
Linkin Park - Meteora
Marilyn Manson - The Golden Age of Grotesque
Metallica - St Anger
Nightwish - Wishmaster
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
Puddle of Mud - Come Clean
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
Rage Against the Machine - The Battle of Los Angeles
Static X - Machine
Stone Sour - Stone Sour
System of a Down - (er pretty much all of their albums :p)
Wolfsheim - Spectators
I've definitely found 2GB to be better than the little 512MB card my K750i had :)
Audioslave - Audioslave
Its been a while since I listened to that...
I just read the Pitchfork review for it, christ it's overly scathing.... :-/
Linkin Park - Meteora
Hybrid Theory > Meteora
Dymetrie
26-07-2006, 17:07
Its been a while since I listened to that...
I just read the Pitchfork review for it, christ it's overly scathing.... :-/
The worrying thing is that with Audioslave and RatM both in the random playlist sometimes I get confused... But then Chris Cornell or Zach de la Roche start singing and everything is clear...
*loads Hybrid Theory onto his phone as well to keep the metro happy*
Hybrid Theory > Meteora
Definitely. Meteora was just a bit 'meh' :/
The worrying thing is that with Audioslave and RatM both in the random playlist sometimes I get confused... But then Chris Cornell or Zach de la Roche start singing and everything is clear...
*loads Hybrid Theory onto his phone as well to keep the metro happy*
I agree with the article in that they are both very predictable. Drum crescendo, ah one a two ah three ah four - Bass in repetitive growl. ;D
Everlong - Foo Fighters :cool:
Kell_ee001
02-08-2006, 22:06
Otis Reading - Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay :)
Stan_Lite
03-08-2006, 06:51
Otis Reading - Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay :)
Niiiice :cool:
Bob Marley - Redemption Song.
Stan :)
This mornings album is Dirty Pretty Things - Waterloo to Anywhere
Flibster
03-08-2006, 11:17
Currently listening to the Blues Agents and the Jive Aces...
Will have some 1930's Jazz on later. :D
Simon/~Flibster
Seth Lakeman - Freedom Fields
A superb folky album full of new old-style folk songs :)
Flibster
03-08-2006, 23:21
Just started listening to a new release thats been pushed a lot on TV...
The Puppini Sisters - Betcha Bottom Dollar
If you like the 1940's swing/jazz/big band stuff then it's fabulous.
I'd even say it's better than The Andrews Sisters :shocked:
Simon/~Flibster
This morning: Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters
Love this album.
leowyatt
04-08-2006, 10:41
Rather Geeky here but I'm listening to episodes of TWiT.
The latest addition to my iPod is something very kindly donated by Daz the other night :D You git, I cant stop listening to it!!!!
Matblack
04-08-2006, 13:05
The latest addition to my iPod is something very kindly donated by Daz the other night :D You git, I cant stop listening to it!!!!
Its not that recording of him masterbating is it?
MB
Its not that recording of him masterbating is it?
Crap, I told him not to blab :embarassed:
You git, I cant stop listening to it!!!!
I was sat there for ages last night going through the rest of my collection picking out my favourites :embarassed:
Got a memory stick ready for you, complete with a note of which ones I think you will like :)
I was sat there for ages last night going through the rest of my collection picking out my favourites :embarassed:
Got a memory stick ready for you, complete with a note of which ones I think you will like :)
You sir, are a star ;)
No worries. I cant say it was a chore :D
No worries. I cant say it was a chore :D
Maybe not, but you didnt have to do it :)
I owe you one anyway. You are letting me have a bounce after all ;)
I owe you one anyway. You are letting me have a bounce after all ;)
:shocked: You can have a bounce anytime ;) Grab me on MSN this weekend about that :)
Will do :) If I'm not about I'll just text you.
Stan_Lite
07-08-2006, 11:29
Back on topic.
Currently listening to the Dead Kennedys' version of Viva Las Vegas. I love this version so much - far better than the Burger King's version :cool:
Stan :)
That is a good version, the DKs did loads of covers that I liked.
I am listening to this Ray Charles compliation which I found under a bed in a caravan.
Opeth - Deliverance.
I find death metal very, very relaxing. I also find the bottle of whisky I just opened pretty good for relaxation too.
Mint Royale with Lauren Laverne - Don't Falter
One of my favourite summery songs. Makes me grin everytime I hear it :)
G'Day from Australia - various
OK, so not anyone's usual choice, but it suits the mood. :D
Right now, Donavon Frankenreiter - mmmm chhhiiiiiillllllllled :cool:
T'other weekend was on a ram-packed train from Paddington down to Cornwall, every seat taken and all the aisles packed with people...was v. glad that just prior to my journey had slapped on the Jack Johnson album & Donavon...in amongst the stressed out commuters was just leaning back and thinking of the beach and had a smile on my face for the entire hot, sweaty, ram-packed journey. It was good. :cool:
Kell_ee001
14-08-2006, 19:25
Moulin Rouge Soundtrack! ;D
Moulin Rouge Soundtrack! ;D
Same here ;D
Kell_ee001
14-08-2006, 19:44
Same here ;D
\o/
I can see I'm going to have to go by Moulin Rouge now. Actually, I'm sure I'll like it as I've been to shows like Mamma Mia!
Anyway, currently chilling out to loads of stuff by Tony O'Connor (http://www.tonyoconnor.com.au/catalogue/cds.htm), while having a trawl through my Australian-themed collection. :)
Stan_Lite
15-08-2006, 02:15
Johnny Was - Stiff Little Fingers.
Originally written and performed by Bob Marley but suits Jake Burns' coarse vocal style much better.
Stan :)
/points to sig - the lazy way of posting what I'm currently listening to.
Flibster
16-08-2006, 21:09
Last thing I listened to was Terry Pratchett's Pyramids audiobook.
Not the best he's done but it's a bit of fun.
Simon/~Flibster
Stan_Lite
28-08-2006, 01:28
Sweet Child in Time (extended version) - Deep Purple :cool:
Has to be my favourite song ever, it has everything :D
Stan :)
Lady Sovereign. :cool:
/me maims
I'm listening to the Manic Street Preachers - Forever delayed: The Greatest Hits
/me maims
I'm listening to the Manic Street Preachers - Forever delayed: The Greatest Hits
Sometimes I have an urge to listen to a scally.
She was orginally very good but she dumbed down alot unfortunately. :(
We almost went to see her for a laugh yesterday :D Decided to return to camp for more cider though.
Metric - Monster Hospital
They've been coming out of my speakers a lot since leeds fest!
Thread revival :)
Kula Shaker - Hey dude
PUSA - Back porch .... what ever happened to them?
Stan_Lite
27-09-2006, 22:13
Gold Dust Woman - Fleetwood Mac :cool:
Stan :)
I started reading The Rotters Club... which I blame for tonight's punk surge.
The Clash. :)
Just been listening to Lostprophets - Liberation Transmission.
Pretty good stuff... however, I can't help but wonder why a welshman sings with an american accent?
That's still on my 'to do' list. Currently I'm listening to The Fratellis - Costello Music. And it's mad as cheese, but very enjoyable. Reckon these would be a good live act.
Creature
28-09-2006, 21:01
Snow Patrol - Final Straw album. First time i've ever heard it, which is suprising.
Treefrog
28-09-2006, 22:08
Johnny Was - Stiff Little Fingers.
Originally written and performed by Bob Marley but suits Jake Burns' coarse vocal style much better.
Stan :)
I haven't heard this in ages! :)
Now listening, with "Touch & Go" and "Love of the Common People" to follow
Snow Patrol - Final Straw album. First time i've ever heard it, which is suprising.
Better than Eyes Open imo, if you've heard that.
Daft Punk - Discovery
just haven't heard it for so long I decided to dig it out :)
Treefrog
29-09-2006, 00:50
Sod this - I'm having an evening dedicated to SLF! :)
Each Dollar a Bullet playing atm, Beirut Moon to follow
Creature
29-09-2006, 01:42
Better than Eyes Open imo, if you've heard that.I've only heard Chasing Cars, but if the rest of the albums like that, it'll be close between them.
Matblack
29-09-2006, 07:49
Get cape, wear cape, fly
MB
Daft Punk - Discovery
just haven't heard it for so long I decided to dig it out :)
Top album :thumbup:
Snow Patrol - It's Beginning To Get To Me.
If I was gay, I would marry Gary Lightbody just for his voice. Not especially fantastic, it's just so emotive and passionate.
Barenaked ladies - falling for the first time
Stings Brand New Day album :)
Clubbers Guide to 2000
I'm gearing up for Saturday :cool:
That reminds me, I never got the Kevin and Perry album did I? :p
Someone changed plans at the last minute...
Did it mess up your plans? No, didnt think so ;)
No, but it did stop you from getting a CD, me from getting my DVD, and us from having a bevvy :p
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 22:11
Sweet home Chicago from the Blues Brothers soundtrack.
there aren't many tunes which get me dancing in the living room - this is one :cool:
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 22:18
Whisky in the Jar - Thin Lizzy - one of my favourite ever tracks :cool:
There may be a few posts here from me - I'm digging through my collection and playing some old favourites - a lot of them I like so much I will probably feel the need to tell you all :embarassed:
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 22:44
Next is "Dreams of Children" by The Jam.
I was (and still am) a big Jam fan, there are so many great tracks to choose from but this one always appealed to me.
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 22:46
Know your rights - The Clash.
"This is a public service announcement ..................... with guitars" :cool:
"You have the right to free speech ........ as long as you're not actually dumb enough to try it".
Excellent track - again difficult to choose from the multitude of excellent Clash songs.
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 22:50
Barbed wire love by Stiff Little Fingers.
I know I plug this band incessantly but they are ****ing good.
I've always loved this track :cool:
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 22:55
She Cries Alone - Skeletal Family.
Most of you won't be familiar with this band - they were a support band for the Sisters of Mercy when I saw them in 1985.
If you can find some, listen to it - they're pretty damn good. Difficult to classify, thye're not Goth, not punk - they're just Skeletal Family :)
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:06
Marian - Sisters of Mercy.
Again a band it's difficult to choose a favourite from. I used to have a huge crush on a lass called Marianne - this song always reminds me of her :embarassed:
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:18
Love in a Void - Souixsie and the Banshees.
Excellent listening - excellent band :cool:
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:23
Into the Valley - the Skids.
Another excellent track. The B side "TV all stars" is worth a listen too.
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:27
Your Emotions - Dead Kennedys.
I know I've posted it before but it's such a cracking track - if only it wasn't so short :(
From the same album - Viva Las Vegas - so much better than the original :cool:
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:31
Song Sung Blue - Neil Diamond.
Classic song - everybody loves it ;)
From the same album - Forever in Blue Jeans - excellent.
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:37
The Voice Within - Christina Aguilera.
Such a nice song. I really wish her record company wouldn't overproduce her records so much. She has such a naturally spectacular voice, she doesn't need too much help.
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:45
Naked - Avril Lavigne.
A very talented young lady (musically). I'm very impressed by the vocal ability of this young lady - she rawks :p
Stan :)
Naked - Avril Lavigne.
A very talented young lady (musically). I'm very impressed by the vocal ability of this young lady - she rawks :p
Stan :)
And she is (was) very sexy (lost a bit too much weight last time I saw piccys)
She is just as good live unlike many recent performers
Stan_Lite
20-10-2006, 23:53
And she is (was) very sexy (lost a bit too much weight last time I saw piccys)
She is just as good live unlike many recent performers
I'm currently watching her "unplugged" - she can certainly hold a tune pretty much unaided which, nowadays, is quite unusual.
Stan :)
Creature
20-10-2006, 23:59
Strangley, i'm also listening to her. Great singer when she started out, heard nout from her lately though.
Stan_Lite
21-10-2006, 00:01
Spilled Perfume - Pam Tillis.
Yes it's country music - but cool country music - Pam Tillis helps to break the mould (Not in this song but I like it 'cos I'm a bit of an old country sort of guy).
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
21-10-2006, 00:04
Nancy boy - Placebo.
'Cos it sounds good :D
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
21-10-2006, 00:08
Breathe - The Prodigy :cool:
Stan :)
Dymetrie
21-10-2006, 00:10
Stan you spammer!
I'm currently listening to Lordi... It amuses me :p
Stan_Lite
21-10-2006, 00:11
Here's one you'll not have heard of.
I don't wanna be your Friend - Pure Greed.
They're a Shetland band (f***ing good band).
Stan :)
Wake Me Up When September Ends - Green Day.
I think it's been on repeat for a while but I've not noticed :embarassed: Which is probably a sign I should go to bed ;D
Stan you spammer!
I'm currently listening to Lordi... It amuses me :p
Only coz I said that was what I was listening to - yer git :p
Stan_Lite
21-10-2006, 00:23
Tainted Love - Soft Cell.
Fairly benign - give it to Marylin Manson and he makes it an exciting song :p
Stan :)
Dymetrie
21-10-2006, 00:33
Only coz I said that was what I was listening to - yer git :p
I've moved on to Sigur Ros now...
It's my nice quiet time :)
Quiet time? Whats one if them?
Tonight I will be mostly listening to Rocky Horror Picture Show - Audience Par-tic-i-pation Album :D
Messiah Khan
21-10-2006, 23:42
Ennio Morricone
PeterNem
22-10-2006, 13:58
Feeder - Comfort in sound (album).
Driving back from my parents to St. Albans in an hour or so, and I suspect that Dave Pearce Dance Anthems could be finding it's way onto the Cd player! Shame I'll only get through 1 and a half discs out of 3 before I get back :(
Battlestar Galactica OST 1 + 2. Brilliant blend of orchestral and drum beats.
Breathe - The Prodigy :cool:
Stan :)
the whole thread and only 1 track that i would listern too
i am listerning to
Counterstrike - From beyond the grave (album)
Weapons of mass creation - -Various (album) next
PeterNem
22-10-2006, 21:32
Mogwai - Auto Rock - love this song.
Guns n' Roses - Sweet Child of Mine
I put the MP3 player on random and it chose this peach of a track. Oh the Newcastle memories!
ha ha remember singin me heart out to that one too
and the one we sang to Daz via mobile phone link
"Gold
Always believe in your soul
Youve got the power to know
Youre indestructable
Always believe in,because you are gold"
Blackstar
23-10-2006, 22:29
Breakfast in Tiffanys - Deep blue something
This is one of those songs that make me feel older than the other kids :p
Creature
23-10-2006, 23:33
Girls Aloud :(
Girls Aloud :(
Wash your mouth out....
Treefrog
24-10-2006, 10:40
Breakfast in Tiffanys - Deep blue something
This is one of those songs that make me feel older than the other kids :p
The rest of that album is just as good.
Stan - Barbed Wire Love atm ;)
(Doo doo doo doooooooo) :D
leowyatt
24-10-2006, 10:45
Essential Lounge: Brasil
(no comments from you Kitten, thank you very much :p)
Alanis Morissette - You Oughta Know
Shuffle play has put on Jagged Little Pill :cool:
Stan_Lite
27-10-2006, 09:40
Alanis Morissette - You Oughta Know
Shuffle play has put on Jagged Little Pill :cool:
I haven't heard that in ages.
/rummages.
Stan :)
This week I ave been mostly listening to Linkin park, green day and incubus
Kell_ee001
03-11-2006, 20:54
U + Ur Hand - Pink :D
I find the lyrics really funny :D Reminds me of sooo many nights out when I was younger!
I'm going to head off to bed soon and lose myself in something classical, perhaps some Mozart or Beethoven. When I need to get away from things and relax either classic or death metal usually do the trick.
Will smith - Men in Black :D
Kell_ee001
09-11-2006, 15:50
I'm listening to stupid customers with stupid voices and even stupider problems :angry:
Stan_Lite
09-11-2006, 16:32
The Legendary Johnny Cash. Awesome.:cool:
God I love Johnny and Dolly \o/
/most uncool post ever
The man in black gets my vote :cool:
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
10-11-2006, 02:34
Come Dancing - The Kinks.
The Kinks can sometimes sound immature and simplistic but sometimes, that suits just fine ;)
Stan :)
Stan_Lite
10-11-2006, 02:54
Kiss the girl - Little Mermaid soundtrack :embarassed:
I love this soundtrack. My favourite is "Under the Sea" but this is a great song too :p
Stan :)
Muse - Knights of Cydonia
Proper Waynes World at the end :cool:
Kiss the girl - Little Mermaid soundtrack :embarassed:
I love this soundtrack. My favourite is "Under the Sea" but this is a great song too :p
Stan :)
Oooo ooo Part of your world is my fave! :D
Muse - Knights of Cydonia
Proper Waynes World at the end :cool:
Awww yeah I'm still swotting up for the gig ;)
I'm actually listening to a song on Radio one which keeps going 'I love it when you call, but you never call at all' dunno who its by :\ Edit: The Feeling yeah of course :p
BB x
Awww yeah I'm still swotting up for the gig ;)
I'm still very jealous, it really is a great show :)
Andrew WK - Party Hard. The best driving song EVER. :D
leowyatt
10-11-2006, 22:49
Currently listening to Dave Graham on Radio City (http://www.whatson.com/radiocity/). Not sure what the current track is but it's cracking. The sort of music to listen to :) when tidying up :(
Creature
11-11-2006, 01:25
Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly - War of the Worlds
Treefrog
11-11-2006, 06:44
I've just put together a Winamp playlist to keep me company while I post in another thread. And a few comments.
1. Billy Joel - I'm Moving Out
2. Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire. Nicely done!
3. Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
4. AC/DC - Highway to Hell (local version is High Lane to Chell :))
5. Deep Purple - Child in Time. A pub singer left his mike and amp behind and we did karaoke to this and 'Bat out of Hell' in a local pub about 20 years ago!
6. Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out. Another recent band I really like.
7. Garth Brooks - Rodeo. Reminds me of canvassing for the gas deregulation. Interesting times :)
8. Kansas - Carry on my Wayward Son. Long time favourite this, since I first heard it in ~'83. It was one of the handful of tunes that would have me instantly on the dance floor and headbanging at The Highwayman at Threapwood. The 'wayman was a 'night club' about 2 miles outside Cheadle on the Alton (Towers) road; and at the height of it's popularity, had bikes parked up 2 and 3 deep across the entire front of the building - all ~150' of it. Friday = Rock night, Saturday = trendy disco, and it was my regular Friday night haunt. To me, it was more of a social thing - I'd meet some friends in Cheadle, have a few beers and catch the free minibus provided by the 'wayman to ferry people from Cheadle, and spend all night wandering around chatting to all the people I saw regularly. Later there were coaches organising trips to the 'wayman on a regular basis from Birmingham, Derby, Nottingham, Macclesfield and Shrewsbury (off the top of my head.) I regularly used to have a chat to three lads from Brum who were up there every other Friday. I also met Metallica there, had a chat with, and bought Cliff Burton (bassist) a beer and embarrassed one of the Brummie lads who was playing pool with the singer (I forget his name :embarassed:) by alluding to his 'OMGZitsarockstar!!!1one' attitude :evil: A friend of mine, Mike, was even more fortunate than me - as you walked out of the 'wayman doors and looked across the car park and the small field beyond, there was his back door. Jammy git! Mind you, it was only a 20 min walk back to my folks' house. No street lights on country lanes at 2 in the morning ;)
Sadly, the site of the 'wayman and its mahoosive car park are now a small housing estate.
9. Nerina Pallot - Everyone's Gone to War. One Conor got me into while I was in hospital.
10. Kenny Loggins - Highway to the Danger Zone. Cheesy but good.
11. Loverboy - Turn Me Loose. See 8, but in ~'88.
12. Lordi - Hard Rock Hallelujah. Saw this band mentioned in one of Sam's posts then had a look on LimeWire to see if I like them. I'm still not sure about these :undecided: so I'm having another listen.
13. The Clash - Straight to Hell. Aaah! The parties in Wolverhampton that I used to go to. I had a lot of good friends there, friends of my best mate Rik. I lost contact with them all when he moved up here and married the ex of mine that I introduced him to.
14. Voice of the Beehive - I Think I Love You. I just like this band but I don't have 'I Walk the Earth' on the computer.
15. The Vapors - News at Ten. Their 3rd single, after 'Prisoners' and 'Turning Japanese'. Very underestimated band IMHO.
16. Stiff Little Fingers - Touch and Go. I always remember a certain night spent with a young lady whose bell I rang by mistake thinking it was an old workmate of mine. Well, it wasn't my fault, the house was now two flats, A and B. You'd expect 'A' to be the top buzzer wouldn't you? I'd hitched down Uxbridge for the funeral of the controller at the m/c dispatch company I used to work for. He'd had an accident a few years ago that had left his leg twisted -a blood clot broke loose, blocked something vital and :(
We went to the pub - the couple whose flat it was, another couple (the ones who got me the job as a London m/c Courier, another couple who I'd got a job there, myself and the lady from upstairs and we had a laugh and a few games of pool. While we were there the YL asked if anyone wanted to borrow the floor in her spare room, as it would be a bit less crowded than with all of us downstairs. So we went back with carry-outs, and much music, many beers and Moroccan Woodbines then ensued. While lying on the floor and chatting to this YL we were getting on famously, interesting conversations that jumped around and sparkled. After a while, I noticed that she was copying my body language and I was fairly sure that no-one had answered her earlier about the floor in the spare room, so I asked "If the offer of the spare floor is still available, I'd like to take you up on it." Btw, did I mention that she was a tall, slim, good-looking brunette who was doing post-grad Genetics at Brunel? She said "Yeah, sure" in a happy conversational tone. Then we both raised our eyes, looked each other fully in the eyes, held each others gaze, and smiled. We both knew exactly what had passed and were happy about it. Anyway, the song explains that night very well.
17. Stiff Little Fingers - Each Dollar a Bullet. I can't believe I'd not heard this most excellent track until about a month ago. :embarassed: And I've got one record (yes children - vinyl!) that was limited to 300 issues. I love the tune, the words and the wordplay in this one.
I know it's quite an eclectic mix - but there's a lot of different music that I like, so I just pick a tune from the HD, that makes me think of another, then another, and I just follow that train. I try to pick stuff that'll flow, not be boring and samey all the way through, but change beat and style to something that's different but complementary.
Sorry if this has gone on a bit long, I just felt in a chatty mood.
9. Nerina Pallot - Everyone's Gone to War. One Conor got me into while I was in hospital.
Yay someone else knows that song :D When it first came out I heard it on the radio and instantly liked it, made a nice refreshing change imo. Since then, I've only found one other person to know it, a guy in work who funnily enough had similar political views to me so maybe that was why we both liked it :D
I'm currently listening to Live Forever - Oasis. Not heard it in ages, forgot how much I like it.
PeterNem
23-11-2006, 19:20
I know it too Haly :)
I'm currently listening to the album "No Roots" by Faithless.
Booked tickets to see faithless in March in Nottingham (they have a new album out Monday). Saw them on their Greatest Hits (Forever Faithless) tour and they were bloody awesome!
I know the song too, but I didn't know until this morning (when MTV played it) what is was called or who it was by though.
Faithless tickets.. good call, I'd love to see them.
leowyatt
23-11-2006, 22:23
Have just gone to visit my grandparents and listened to War of the Worlds on the way there and on the way back.
Currently listening to The avalanches - frontier psychiatrist :D Its a fairly random tune.
This boy needs therapy :D
I've got some random trance on. Fancied a change of pace whil trying to sort some Exchange routing out.
Message delivery to the remote domain '_05d15d1404735b4ab065d62e267b780e_D' failed for the following reason: Unable to bind to the destination server in DNS.
... it's just supposed to be another routing group :/
/sigh
lol, just had a random track come on net radio
backstreet boys - we've got it goin' on
whoa, whats worse is that I remember it :D
HollyThirtyFive
18-12-2006, 18:50
A friend introduced me to a guy called Scott Matthews, and although the music is quite depressing in a way, its chilled and contemplative, its also beautiful and melodic and i cant stop listening!
http://www.myspace.com/scottmatthewsmusic
This is his myspace, i recommend if you like Jose Gonzalez, or music of that type you should give it a listen :)
Matblack
18-12-2006, 20:08
Lifehouse - Everything
http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?ctx=280;-1;-1;-1&sku=663009
WOW
MB
HollyThirtyFive
18-12-2006, 21:02
Lifehouse - Everything
http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?ctx=280;-1;-1;-1&sku=663009
WOW
MB
Lifehouse are ammazing:)
Matblack
18-12-2006, 21:33
Also been listening to Moist - Silver
MB
I'm listening to nothing but the whir of my CPU fan.... My speakers set on fire last night and had to be plunged into the sink :(
Speakers catching fire? Holy cow, with all the electrical fire-raising around here recently I think I'm going to turn off the power and find the nearest cave. I leave lots of stuff on, all the time. :eek:
Anyway, I'm currently listening to NASA bods while they poke pointy things at gromets. :)
Lifehouse - Everything
http://www.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?ctx=280;-1;-1;-1&sku=663009
WOW
MB
Didn't realise that you liked them. Have you tried JJ72? Trying to think of bands I know like them now, matchbox 20 springs to mind. Also early 3 doors down?
Ohhhhhhhh Jenny dont be hasty, no dont treat me like a baby, let me take you where you'll let me because leaving just upsets me....
Loving Paulo!!
HollyThirtyFive
19-12-2006, 20:00
I think paulo soudns quite good, although havnt heard a full one of their track, just the advert on telly! is the whole album good?
Matblack
19-12-2006, 20:09
Goo Goo Dolls, might have some Matchbox 20 later and some Counting Crows, I'm in an introspective mood
MB
I'm going for Erasure.
Ooooooooo sometimes...
Snow Patrol. Thanks Daz ;)
Blackstar
20-12-2006, 01:20
Take that, snow patrol and a few other songs that are probably sad. Plus lots of happy songs mostky by Okgo
HollyThirtyFive
20-12-2006, 09:59
Take that, snow patrol and a few other songs that are probably sad. Plus lots of happy songs mostky by Okgo
Did okgo release a new single recently? I was a fan of get over it, and heard something in the pub the other day that i swear was them! lovin them though:)
I keep getting "if i lay here will you ly with me etc etc" in my head and it makes me sad about matt:( grrr to break ups!
Whack on a bit of Gloria Gaynor girls, get your mates round, make cocktails and think FABULOUS! :)
Putting Priscilla Queen of the Desert on also helps!
On a similar note, I'm listening to the new Take That album. :D
Been learning Patience on the guitar - it has some really great chord progressions and is a great song to belt out loud.
Today has been David Gray and The Jam: The Sound of the Jam :cool:
Creature
22-12-2006, 16:14
Well, tonight i'm going to be listening to Iron Maiden and Trivium because i'm going to see them live :D \o/
Jona Lewie - Stop the Cavalry
Thanks to Feek for reminding me. A christmas song that actually works. Definitely worth the £0.00 I paid for it on iTunes. ;D
Dymetrie
22-12-2006, 16:35
Black Sun Empire - Arrakis
Was used for the Red Moon Rising Eve trailer... Nice bit of Drum n' Bass :D
The sound of rustling chocolate papers.
NOM NOM NOM!
HollyThirtyFive
23-12-2006, 11:50
Take that, snow patrol and a few other songs that are probably sad. Plus lots of happy songs mostky by Okgo
I just saw the video for "OKGO - A Million Ways" How funny is that?!?!;D
I downloaded an album by a guy called "Jacobs Stories" last night, quite radiohead/keaneish with some drum loops, keyboards etc very good, but also abit depressing lol (must stop listening to depressing music and put christmas hits on!)
Got Napster randomly selecting Christmas songs for me, a good mix of Jazz, swing, classics and modern songs (so far no Cliff Richard, praises be)
Probably later when I'm doing my stack of ironing I'll put on London Community Gospel Choir's christmas tape (only one cassette player in the house, and its in the kitchen:) )
I'm listening to Classical music right now.
Dire Straits - Romeo and Juliet followed by Private Investigations.
Dire Straits are considered Classical these days, right? :)
Just finished listening to Moody Blues Greatest Hits this morning.
killerkebab
23-12-2006, 13:37
I'm listening to Classical music right now.
Dire Straits - Romeo and Juliet followed by Private Investigations.
Dire Straits are considered Classical these days, right? :)
Not classical, no. I consider them truly awesome instead!
Was listening to Industrial Disease today, I just can't get enough of that song :D
Listening to some old school tracks when I used to do cheese nights at the SU at uni... this was always popular:
A Tribe Called Quest - Jam. AWESOME track. :cool:
Cookie to whoever guesses without the use of the interweb
Gentle impulsion
Shakes me, makes me lighter
Fearless on my breath
Faithless Outrospective is such a good album - I don't know why I haven't listened to it more!
As for that DRZ it can only be Massive Attack - Teardrop. Mezzanine is SUCH a good album. I remember seeing them live at the BA - best gig I've ever been too.
I'm currently listening to the giggles of my other half playing a flying/shooting game! I think he likes crashing.
*wishes she had some music on*
Got live lounge in my CD player in the car at the moment! Work of a genius I say! :D
Faithless Outrospective is such a good album - I don't know why I haven't listened to it more!
As for that DRZ it can only be Massive Attack - Teardrop. Mezzanine is SUCH a good album. I remember seeing them live at the BA - best gig I've ever been too.
/throws Will a cookie!
Indeed it is. Teardrop might well be my favourite trip-hop track ever and is certainly in my top 20 tracks of all time :)
\o/ I love cookies! :D
Yeah it's a really evocative track for me - I can't always listen to it as a result, but when I do I get completely absorbed by it.
Currently listening to Silversun - Only a girl
Another band that I don't hear much of now..... waoh just realised they have released two new albums (they died for a few years). They are a an american band, kinda quirky from the PUSA / matchbox 20 era. Very easy to sing along to and I would recommend silversun - silversun and neowave albums :)
http://www.silver-sun.co.uk/
Now followed up by jet - rollover dj
killerkebab
30-12-2006, 16:24
Led Zeppelin - Communication Breakdown right now :D
Messiah Khan
07-01-2007, 23:45
Ive only just discovered the Junior Boys. Its quite similar to Royksopp, and im loving it!:)
Listening to System of a down - chop suey :D Bit different from all the other stuff I have been listening to.
Now its Incubis... the morning view album. They have to be my favourite band at the moment and have been for years. I just can't help but crank the volume when they come on. I can't put my finger on it... I just like them. I really would recommend the albums that they have done.
killerkebab
09-01-2007, 01:57
Do a little dance...
Make a little love...
Get down tonight!
Get down tonight!
I've got Losing My Religion by REM on at the minute, havent listened to this in a while :)
Playing along to Razorlight - Before I Fall To Pieces.
Just awesome for a bit of simple rocking out on the old acoustic!
Running through very best of the pouges at the mo. A-Ha or Elvis next? :cool:
Dymetrie
13-01-2007, 12:07
Well my funky playlist appears to have been lost by MP11... and it has decided to just randomly play anything from my library of 5000 tracks.
So I'm getting pretty much anything from Elvis, to The Divine Comedy, to Limp Bizkit, to Slipknot, to Wolfsheim, to SoaD, to etc...
Quite exciting really :D
I haven't even started with playlists yet, just playing an album at a time.
Currently got hotel california album on :)
I'm in a King Crimson mood this evening. Currently I'm listening to 'Three of a Perfect Pair' and have 'Lizard' and 'Red' queued up.
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