Currently i have been listening to:

The Thrills (excellent, truely excellent summer rock)
Radiohead (hail to the theif and ok computer, simply great)
Pink Floyd (nothing beats listening to the floyd when the summer comes)
AIR (french electropop at its best)
and Pulp (sheffields finest :) )

Much to RPG's distaste, I've not been able to get Brandy's "Full Moon" album out of my CD player! It's lovely!

lol :lol:

yes, im more of an Indie/Rock person than dance/r n'b person

just all about personal preferance i suppose :)

Led Zeppelin
BBC Sessions

If you want the REAL Led Zeppelin I reccomend this.

OMG I'm getting old!

:oops:

Damn i think i'll never get Radioheads (hail to the theif cd out my player)

Led Zeppelin Remasters cd
The Smiths-The Queen is dead
Metallica S & M
Creed- Weathered
System of a down-toxcity

Red Hot Chilli Peppers newest album. Its been in my car CD player for months now and i never tire of it. Whats the new Radiohead album like? I got Kid A and wasnt really keen on most of the songs (after track 5 it went downhill) Ive heard their new one is a bit rockier. Is it worth buying? (or downloading off the net - tee hee)

if you wasn't keen on Kid A lol then don't get the new cd :D i love it thou

id say the opposite if you hated kid-a you'll love HttT but if you love Kid-A you'll love HttT :D

i love Kid A what if you like both cds RPG :lol:

i already said didnt i :?

Ok lets judge it differently. I love their current single there there. Are the rest of the songs on the CD more 'there there' or more 'motion picture sountrack'

like there there IMO

Satie: Gymnopedies & Gnossiennes

I'm sorry I haven't a clue.

Originally posted by "robh"

Satie: Gymnopedies & GnossiennesThat always makes my nippers cry so i,m banned from playing it while there around.

Just bought two new CDs

Michelle Shocked - Deep Natural / Dub Natural

The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots

Both of which I have to say are excellent.

The Michelle Shocked is quite a departure from Arkansas Traveller and Kind Hearted woman, not to mention the others, but is a very chilled piece of reggae/americana/country/rock. Really amazingly varied and complex sound.

The Flaming Lips one is very unique in its sound, and is definitely a grower.

I used to have Michelle Shocked camp fire tapes cd

Short Sharp Shocked is an old fave of mine, I didn't know she had new stuff, thanks.
I am playing the new Blur album a lot at the moment, it's wonderfully melancholy.

I could not say what music I have been listening to, but the idiot who lives in the house at the bottom of my garden can, it is the most annoying, stupid, mind blowing drivel, I have ever had the misfortune to hear.

And do not forget that I am a captive audience, being forced to listen to this claptrap when trying to enjoy some peace and tranquility sat in my own garden in the sunshine, this rubbish should be stopped and these nincompoops made to play this bilge in their own homes with the doors and windows shut.

Peacelover. Sheffield.

Just curios Hal, what if your neighbour played your favourite music, would you still feel the same.

Hi CLR. That is the trouble, he never does, I have no objection to him playing his music but why doesn't he keep it to himself instead of ramming it down my throat, and playing it at 5000 decibels with his window wide open.

These idiots seem to think it is alright to anoy others with their rubbish and when I went to his door and asked him politely to turn the volume down a bit, he said alright and when I got back to my garden, he turned IT UP instead, this is sheer bloody mindedness!!!

so whats your type of music hal?

im guessing: a bit of big band jazz and erm some 60's music? (beatles etc.)

Hi rpg, Middle of the road, 60s, 70s, big band, beatles, presley, very varied a bit of classical a bit of most types of music really.

i was close then :D

at the moment im into the pop side of rock (radiohead, white stripesm pulp etc.) and 70's and 80's (such as Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Dire Straights, and electronica like gary numan) as well as the bands in my sig ;)

so again, very varied

i cant stand "heavy/death metal" or dancey music tho

Just wait till the next Gary Numan CD he's gone heavy metal should be fun

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

i hope he hasnt sold out to the new hype :(

I'm currently really into Trance music.
One artist I'm listening to alot at the moment is DJ Sammy.

............BECK........he's fantastic............AIR...brilliant!

I think moon safari will become a classic in years ahead, it is very listenable indeed.

I'm yet another Air fan, plus Beck. Sea Change is one of my favourite albums and Air did a great job on Virgin suicides.

Bought The Thrills cd single today can't wait for the album to come out :)

its excellent aint it!

get the 7" as well if you can :D

also, have a look for Mew-Am I Wry, no cd single

They still make 7" singles and why whats on it?

see edit ^

its a limited edition blue vinyl :D

means buying a turn table :?

ah dont bother then ;)

pick up mew tho, really really good band

Metallica..
the new album rocks ass..

Im listnin to the Rising by Springsteen
brilliant

:banana: The Flaming lips cd The Soft Bulletin....excellent

today i've been mainly playing "parachutes" by "coldplay" what about you lot.............

"You know what i mean" Phil Collins :cry: Personal reasons

i havent been listening to anything cos my music collection is getting boring

What personal reasons?

Originally posted by Jon
"You know what i mean" Phil Collins :cry: Personal reasons

Going through a divorce are you Jon? :lol: ;)

At this very mo i'm listening to "By Your Side" by Sade,oh dear :cry:

www.club977.com over the internet. Fantastic commercial free 80's music non-stop.

fugazi, pink floyd, kings of leon, cooper temple claus

Ocean Colour Scene - Mosely Shoals

Its been a while!!!

I have been listening to both albums by Blue but right now I'm listening to one and one by Robert Miles

Currently listening to a couple of oldies. Badfinger and Robyn Hitchcock.

lot's of bjork :lol:

Audio Bullys and Skin

Originally posted by Lickszz
Currently listening to a couple of oldies. Badfinger and Robyn Hitchcock.

Hitchock is good stuff, particularly Soft Boys.

Currently? Burning Spear: Marcus Garvey's Ghost/

Prefab Sprout

Merged Threads...

im currently listening to:

Interpol - Turn on the bright lights
Ten Benson - Danger of Deaf
Jeff Buckley - Grace
Elbow - Cast of Thousands

just wondering what everyones musical tastes are..well being 40 years young i grew up in the 70's but really started to get into music around the time of the mods i.e the jam,secret affair stuff like that,but these days i love the type of music played in some of sheffield clubs speed garage (niche) funky house/vocal house (zero)..well i have got an 18 year old daughter..lol...so what gets your foot taping then?

House music all night long. Going to my first sheffield club night in a couple of weeks, Sandy Rivera is playing at bed - bound to be a bobby-dazzler of a night.

What's bed like, btw?

my mate dj's at bed (dj watty) its a good night with a good friendly atomphere......when he's playing i usually get comps but don't always use them..will pass them on to you if you like in there....you should also give gate crasher at the republic a whirl once a month its on and my mate also dj's there too....

Is that Craig Watt? Tall, black, shaved head? Think I met him in Sola one night when trying to seduce a few sheffield ladies!!

Comps would be mint - the industry I'm in (law) doesn't have great contacts or a huge social cachet, so I'm unlikely to blag any, more's the pity.

yes mate it is craig watt........next time you see him tell him you've been talking to kirky,ive known him since he was about 5 years old..i work with his brother derek.........i dj in the bar 101 arrundel gate..next to the old roxy night club...

Moved here as more suitable.

Difficult to categorise music tastes as there's ususally one or two tracks in a genre that are good anyway... but mainly drum'n'bass, hiphop, breakbeat, heavy metal, indie and trippy/deep house...

Going to see Andy C in Derby in 2 weeks - should be a drum'n'bass extravaganza!!:D :cool: :D

Originally posted by Agent Dan
Difficult to categorise music tastes as there's ususally one or two tracks in a genre that are good anyway... but mainly drum'n'bass, hiphop, breakbeat, heavy metal, indie and trippy/deep house...

Going to see Andy C in Derby in 2 weeks - should be a drum'n'bass extravaganza!!:D :cool: :D


Ooh lucky you. I'm going to see Goldie at Bed on Dec 5th.

Damn!! I didn't know about Goldie... always the way though - you can't see them all!! :rolleyes: Who's supporting?

Classic Rock.

a bit of metal and a bit of punk does it for me

good charlotte and system of a down are my faves

House (in most of it's forms), Breaks, DnB, Hip Hop, Reggae. Come to think of it I like stuff from most genres - well maybe not Country & Western but that goes without saying :)

Oooh, just been checking Bed lineups and Stanton Warriors & Justin Robertson are playing 13/12 - looks good :D

As for what Bed's like - hot, damn hot, too bloody hot - still a good night though :D

What rings my bell?

The music of Frank Zappa for a start

Closely followed by: (today at least, changes much)
XTC
Robyn Hitchcock (& the egyptians)
NoMeansNo/Dead Kennedys
Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band (still the only music to induce a transcendental state in me ever)
Kevin Ayres and Syd Barrett
SKA!


I still listen to life forms by FSOL

Quite like
Eat Static
(and in fact anything from Planet Dog, like Banco de Gaia for example)
King Crimson
Stevie Ray Vaughan
Ry Cooder (mambo sinuendo)
Picturesque Matchstickable Messages from the Status Quo (their first album, psychedelic, before they discovered 12 bar blues rock)
The Mahavishnu Orchestra
J.G Thirlwell in all his incarnations (Scraping Foetus off the Wheel, Wiseblood, Steroid Maximus etc)


also if you've not listened to Plunderphonics (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005AVLZ/qid=1069770310/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_1/102-5783023-8394534?v=glance&s=music) then I urge you all to sample (pun intended) this amazing feast of plundered phonics.

right now?
"Christianity is Stupid" by Negativland (A perfect Cut)

Originally posted by Phanerothyme

Eat Static


Are they still around? I've got a load of the old Ozrics albums, but not much since the split/formation of Eat Static. I'll have to try and get hold of the Eat Static stuff.

Originally posted by Hodge
Are they still around? I've got a load of the old Ozrics albums, but not much since the split/formation of Eat Static. I'll have to try and get hold of the Eat Static stuff.
no idea if they are still around, saw ozrics at don valley bowl in 2001 though.
I seriously like Implant. Driving Music (or is that a term of contempt?)

Originally posted by Agent Dan
Damn!! I didn't know about Goldie... always the way though - you can't see them all!! :rolleyes: Who's supporting?

D&B Arena: Friday 5th Dec @ Bed, Sheffield:

Goldie
Shy FX
Friction
TK
Transit Mafia
Stealth Assassin
MC's Fearless, SP, E-LL


and room 2...
Darqwan
Lombardo
Mark One
Vibesin
MC Shinobi

should be heavy.

So then what sort of music is everyone into?

I'm a mega bjork fan, I also like tori amos, lamb, goldfrapp, radiohead....

Anybody similar? :P

Have you ever seen any of that lot live at all?

I've seen bjork three times, tori amos once, and goldfrapp once, when they came to the Union last year.

You? :)

I'm a fan of live music, but probably not the sort that you'd be into.

Out of curiosity, what is it that appeals to you about Bjork/Tori Amos etc? They are quite offbeat artists, and though I'm not really a fan I must admit that I have a lot of respect for their individuality. It seems to be a rare trait in modern music.

That's just it, they're something different.

I think they are so unbelievably talented. Bjork has the most amazing voice I have ever heard, it's so powerful, can show so much emotion, and has such a range. And she sounds even better live! She puts everything into her music, she's always one step ahead, and she's not afraid to be different. I honestly can not understand why everyone is not a fan :P

As for Tori, she is also incredibly talented, especially at the piano. She has songs that could fit into any genre, and she's just such a lovely lovely person. Her voice is just special.

I can't really explain it that well I guess hehe :D

I tend to go in cycles and switch every few months between indie and metal.

At the moment I'm listening to Judas Priest and Jet (I know!!!).

Couldn't really pick any particular band or style as I listen to anything as long as its honest. Including Bjork. I've got Post and Debut and they're great to listen to for a change. Don't think I could survive on them solely though.

Favourite bands I suppose would be...
Oasis
Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Blur
Manic Street Preachers
Queens of the Stone Age
Radiohead
Bob Marley
Black Sabbath
System of a Down

So what's Tori Amos like then?

Don't think I've ever heard anything of her apart from "Cornflake Girl".

I'm a fan of rock music, but I'm starting to mellow in my old age. I used to buy CD's all the time, but last year I think I only bought 4. Having said that, I got the album "Love" by The Cult, and I thought that was amazing. I'd put it on now actually, if it wasn't 1.00 in the morning...

Oooh you need to check out Homogenic if you like bjork! Her best album in my opinion ;)

Tori Amos is a bit of everything to be honest :P She always uses piano in her songs, but she has some really relaxing laid-back music then some mad beat stuff. I'd recommend listening to some of her music, but try a bit from each album if you can, so you get a good mix ;)

Anybody heard any of Lamb's music? Their album What Sound is fantastic, and the new one Between Darkness and Wonder is amazing too :)

Right at this moment I'm listening to Shake the Disease by Depeche Mode.

My usual playlist is:

Depeche Mode
David Bowie
Lou Reed
Tricky
Cunninlynguists
Hot Hot Heat
Peaches
The Strokes
Hip Hop Weiners
Johnny Cash
Nine Inch Nails
Operation Ivy
Sex Pistols
Levellers
Royksopp
Boards of Canada
Radiohead
Muse
Prodigy
Orbital

and remixed Commodore 64 music :D

Diana Krall live in Paris. Fantastic.
Also bought the DVD!

Metallica is on the headphones as I type - fed up of the boss's hip hop crap, so i'm drowning it out with some real music.

sarah you have good taste :)
have you heard much heather nova? she has her moments... bit cheesy in places but good. you may also like delerium, and fru fru... send me a pm and can copy you some :) oh so much music, so little time!

i like so much thank heavens for mp3s lol.anyway here is a list of a kind of stuff what i like
ac/dc
dj shadow
depeche mode
pearl jam
miles davis
metallica
allman brothers
michelle branch
rose tattoo
prince
thousands more i could list but space prevents me from listing them all

Right now...........................Morcheeba

anyone like masters at work ?:thumbsup:

Originally posted by panda79
anyone like masters at work ?:thumbsup:

I think we're going to get on just famously .

I've been in a Sonic Youth mood all this week, 'Daydream Nation' is a fantastic album.

Chris.

Originally posted by panda79
anyone like masters at work ?:thumbsup:

In a word, yes :)

Ive had a bit of:

My Morning Jacket - It Still Moves
Snow Patrol - Final Straw
Mew - Frengers
Air - Talkie Walkie

on, as well as my 700 track playlist going on Random (see sig, what am i listening to..)

So far lots of Camper Van Beethoven and FZ

You may attempt to actually listen to what I am now listening to via my sig. (if I am listening to anything).

How does that work then? Does it actually play it from your computer?

At this moment in time I've got Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds album on.

Top class! Eve of the War is one of the scariest tunes ever!

I'm running a little test.

I play the music on my computer and stream it to a 'Shoutcast Server'.

For this to work I must pay for a shoutcast server stream.

The stream I am renting is for up to 30 concurrent listeners at 64kbps (half standard mp3 quality).

I chose screaminghost.com as a shoutcast server because they offered instant set up, but their web site is a bit of a bag of spanners, so I would go elsewhere in future.

A shoutcast server basically takes your upload and makes the bandwidth available for the numbe of listeners plugged into your feed. It creates a file at this URL http://fizz.screaminghost.com:8022/listen.pls - which is a playlist file that Winamp and most players understand. For the link to work, your player must be registered as a helper application for your browser.


To stream the sounds to a shoutcast server, you need a player that will do so.

QCD and winamp do, they use plugins, Windows media player does not AFAIK. If you have winamp 5 go to the plugins page and search for shoutcast.

I am using SAM 2.7.9 from spacialaudio.com to stream the music, as I am trying to learn its playlist automation language (which is quite a lot better than just "Shuffle")

SAM 2.7.9 Lacks some basic features like being able to preview one track whilst broadcasting another.

Snow Patrol - Final straw and Franz Ferdinand. Rather good too...

Matt Bellamy
Jeff Buckley
Joseph Arthur
Tom Morello
Thom Yorke
Bjork

At the moment I'm downloading loads of classical piano from the internet - Rachmaninov, Chopin, Debussy etc :)

At the mo got The Strokes' 'Reptilia' single on rotation and always like a bit of Frank Sinatra or classic Motown on in the background.

Originally posted by SilentStatic
Matt Bellamy
Jeff Buckley
Joseph Arthur
Tom Morello
Thom Yorke
Bjork

At the moment I'm downloading loads of classical piano from the internet - Rachmaninov, Chopin, Debussy etc :)

Thems some good artists!

I suggest you obtain:
"Christopher O'Riley - True Love Waits"
Its basically Radiohead songs performed by Chris O'Riley, and hes amazingly good at it

Ive been listening to:

Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand
Snow Patrol - Final Straw
Múm - Summer Make Good
Assorted Dogs Die in Hot Cars tracks

Sheffield's Finest ...Richard Hawley (cant believe no ones mentioned him yet!)

Damien Rice
Chris Mill's
Matthew Ryan
Thea Gilmore
The Smiths

Ive been listening to:

The Fiery Furnaces - Tropical Ice Land [single]
The Crocketts - The Great Brain Robbery
Dogs Die in Hot Cars - Assorted (still!)
Goldfrapp - Black Cherry
The Stills - Logic Will Break your Heart

:thumbsup: Ive been listening to: loads n loads of Counting Crows cd's

Tonight?

DJ Zinc - Faster
Radiohead - OK Computer / The Bends
Method Man - Tical
ODB - Brooklyn Zoo
DJ Marky - In Rotation

Tomorrow?

Something different!

Only just discovered the Pixies...ta to my fella for that :thumbsup: Where is My Mind...fantastic track, and pretty apt for me most of the time :loopy: :rolleyes: :D
xxx

- Dr S Gachet at AWOL 1994 (and lots of other old skool)
- DJ Yoda :: Fisticuts
- Amp Fiddler :: Waltz of a Ghetto Fly

Kings of Leon

and all that kind of cool weird hippy stuff phan plays!!

and all the comedy on BBC radio 4

metallica, muse, soundgarden lately. RPG ill see u in college!

Today I listened to:

Sheryl Crow
Tool
Garbage
Kevin ****** Wilson

A few of what I like:
Nelly Furtado (Folklore)
Satie (Gnossiennes)
Mozart (piano works)
Koos kombuis (Lisa se Klavier)
Bob Dylan (Blonde on blonde)
Mariza (Portuguese Fado: Fado em mim)
Cuby + Blizzards (all)

I'm into a lot of mellow, easy listening stuff at the moment..
Lifehouse, Counting Crows, Jason Wade, Goo Goo Dolls, Sneaker Pimps, Seal, Coldplay - These kind of groups/artists generally.

Right now I have Jazz fm...oops no, its changed its name to Smooth fm..... on in the background. Nora Jones singing at the mo... Don't Know Why...thats the song title, not me not knowing why she's singing it, or I'm listening.:D

today i got 4 cypress hill cds also got cds by henry rollings w.a.s.p judas priest and j m jarre:thumbsup:

I've been listening to a compilation CD of classic old TV theme tunes. Terry and June, Bagpuss, It's a Knockout and other great themes from the past.

Originally posted by Sam Miguel
I've been listening to a compilation CD of classic old TV theme tunes. Terry and June, Bagpuss, It's a Knockout and other great themes from the past.

Ah yes, the classics.... They just don't make good telly like that any more.... *runs off to fetch pipe and slippers*

I've been playing it all the time for the past month or so.

Originally posted by Fletch
and all that kind of cool weird hippy stuff phan plays!!


I listen to weird Hippy Stuff apparently

Hear for yourself (click sig!)

Originally posted by RPG
Thems some good artists!

I suggest you obtain:
"Christopher O'Riley - True Love Waits"
Its basically Radiohead songs performed by Chris O'Riley, and hes amazingly good at it


Already had done :D
I, also, greatly recommend it to anyone

Martin Sexton - Digging Me

Radio 2 - Elvis Remix thing.

add n to (x) - plug me in :thumbsup:

Threads Merged

whoops..thanks RPG

Natalie Merchant - Motherland

Rusted Root - When I woke

Or at least I was untill my CD player was run over with the CD still in it ... :(

I track what I listen to using AudioScrobbler.

So you can all see what I'm listening to by clicking here (http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/Coupey/)!

Find out more about AudioScrobbler here (http://www.audioscrobbler.com/about.php)

Some great music on there!

British Sea Power
Belle & Sebastian
Air

etc.

sly edit:

The Rapture - Killing

Nine Inch Nails - downward spiral, at this moment in time

Originally posted by RPG
Some great music on there!

British Sea Power

etc.

Going to see British Sea Power next wednesday at Club Zero. Can't wait, last time I saw them they were tree-mendous. Ahem.

Originally posted by Fantomas
Going to see British Sea Power next wednesday at Club Zero. Can't wait, last time I saw them they were tree-mendous. Ahem.

Pun-a-rific! :D

I was going to go, but when I realised it was *this* wednesday I couldnt :(

Ah well, I do however have all their badges on my bag (all 10 of them :lol: )

daft punk home work !!! class!!

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Teenage Fanclub - Howdy!
The Beatles - Sgt Peppers Lonlely Hearts Club Band

I'm doing college work so listening to music is the only thing that keeps me sane.

Chris.

Originally posted by RPG
Merged Threads...

im currently listening to:


Elbow - Cast of Thousands

Good gravy has there ever been a more underrated band than Elbow! They never get played on the radio, even on stations like Virgin that cater for all of their contemporaries. Go and buy this album now everybody! Fugitive Motel is sooo nice. Ooh and I saw them live last year too!

PS - if you've been on rathergood.com (which you probably have) they do the yorkshire kittens Destiny's Child spoof, but it isn't at all in the style of anything else they've done afaik.

I defy anyone to tell me that their music collection is more varied than this ;) :

Lots of Muse
Hagaard & Hoirup (Danish fiddle and guitar folk duo)
422/
Kerfuffle/
The Pack (friends of mine playing english and international folk)
Elbow
S Club 7(oh the shame)
Blur
Flook (unbelievable Irish folk group)
ABBA (i know...)
White Stripes
REM, and lots of it
The Verve
Horace X (world/funk/dancey amazingness with lots of saxophones)
Jim Moray trad folk songs with dance beats)
John McCusker, Kate Rusby, etc (trad folk)
Croft No Five (Scottish folk/funk fusion)
Maroon 5 (funky, but a bit pop)
The Beatles

etc. might post more when I remeber them or look at my mp3 list.

Originally posted by noseyrosie
I defy anyone to tell me that their music collection is more varied than this ;) :

Lots of Muse
Hagaard & Hoirup (Danish fiddle and guitar folk duo)
422/
Kerfuffle/
The Pack (friends of mine playing english and international folk)
Elbow
S Club 7(oh the shame)
Blur
Flook (unbelievable Irish folk group)
ABBA (i know...)
White Stripes
REM, and lots of it
The Verve
Horace X (world/funk/dancey amazingness with lots of saxophones)
Jim Moray trad folk songs with dance beats)
John McCusker, Kate Rusby, etc (trad folk)
Croft No Five (Scottish folk/funk fusion)
Maroon 5 (funky, but a bit pop)
The Beatles

etc. might post more when I remeber them or look at my mp3 list.

Not criticising rosie but that's not really that varied is it?!

Largely consists of folk, rock, pop and world music!

;)

Some nice stuff though..

I'm currently listening to DJ Hell on the Breezeblock for Radio 1 in answer to RPG's question..

Breezeblock (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/dance/breezeblock/tracklistings.shtml)

The CD's i'm into at the moment are
Norah Jones
Travis - went to the concert in Doncaster
Tracey Chapman - Love the Fast Cars dance remix
Dido
Craig David
Blu Cantrell - did anyone see her at Corp?
Coldplay
David Gray

Alex Parks at the moment for me.

The recently released HedKandi CD and Eric Morillo - subliminal sessions :thumbsup:

I'm sat on gf's PC listening to her Hed Kandi World Series 1 Disco CD at the moment, suppose I better go home in a min :)

Other names would be written in cyrillic and I’d resort to those

a) Georges Brassense
b) Tindersticks
c) Beth Gibbons + Rustin Man
d) Pulp
e) Air
f) Pet Shop Boys
g) Beatles
h) Blur
i) The Who of 1967 only, featuring Radio London fake jingles
j) Kings Of Convenience
k) The Divine Comedy…

…and Jimi Tenor and Suede and Cure and some Irish folk occasionally, to end up with xyz.

Than start the list again.
:thumbsup:

Originally posted by noseyrosie
I defy anyone to tell me that their music collection is more varied than this ;) :

Lots of Muse
Hagaard & Hoirup (Danish fiddle and guitar folk duo)
422/
Kerfuffle/
The Pack (friends of mine playing english and international folk)
Elbow
S Club 7(oh the shame)
Blur
Flook (unbelievable Irish folk group)
ABBA (i know...)
White Stripes
REM, and lots of it
The Verve
Horace X (world/funk/dancey amazingness with lots of saxophones)
Jim Moray trad folk songs with dance beats)
John McCusker, Kate Rusby, etc (trad folk)
Croft No Five (Scottish folk/funk fusion)
Maroon 5 (funky, but a bit pop)
The Beatles

etc. might post more when I remeber them or look at my mp3 list.

Well, as I said before, I'd have a look and here's some more of the rest:

Ella Fitzgerald
Jerry Lee Lewis
Stravinsky
Lots of 90's one hit wonders (sheepish grin)
Beethoven
Baghdaddies
Run DMC
Louis Armstrong
Scott Joplin
George Gershwin
Ludovico Einaudi
Last Night's Fun
The Clash
The Hives
The Strokes
Pete Morton
Hekety

I have lots more, but I'm sure you're already bored!

Originally posted by noseyrosie
I have lots more, but I'm sure you're already bored! Just bored at your staggering arrogance.

Bringing this back from the dead..

Single Tracks:

The Darkness - Street Spirit (Fade Out)
A Flock Of Seagulls - I Ran
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Maps
The Music - Getaway
Levellers - What A Beautiful Day
The Killers - Jenny was a friend of mine
John Murphy - In the house in a heartbeat
Marianne Faithfull (feat. Blur) - Kissin' Time
Moody Blues - Nights In White Satin
Fisherspooner - Emerge (Daft Punk Mix)
Boards of Canada - ROYGBIV
Add N To X - Plug Me In

Albums:

Pulp - Intro
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms
The Killers - Hot Fuss
Boards of Canada - Music has the right to children
My Morning Jacket - It Still Moves

I'm listening to the Foo Fighters all the time now, and the Beastie boys aswell.

Im listening to goldfrapp and the scissor sisters on constant rotation

I am listening to:

The Beastie Boys
Goldfrapp
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs
The Strokes
The Offspring
Orbital
Asian Dub Foundation
Gonzales
The Arrogant Worms
The Prodigy
White Zombie
The Buzzcocks
The Stranglers

I'm getting into Schuman (sp?) a lot recently too

Wilf

Better late than never... :D

The last few days have included:

KillSwitchEngage
Franz Ferdinand
Depeche Mode
Motley Crue
Skid Row
Downset
Bob Marley
Duran Duran
Various Trance
The Darkness
AC/DC

Unfotunately, my new car has no stereo in it, so I've had to cut down on the way to work and back. Might get some I.C.E soon, though, but I'd like to keep the weight down if poss. :(

Just got a decent sampler CD on Classic Rock magazine

Highly recommend..
The Quill
Dirty Americans
Finger 11
Velvet Revolver
The Datsuns
and Fountains of Wayne

record store here I come LOL

simply rotating between the 15 Pixies shows I've got hold of - the one from last saturday is simply stunning :)

here goes, long list but got it on constantly so there we go :)

hot action cop
nick drake(various albums)
CKY
Sugar Cult
Beach Boys (hehe!)
Eels
Dilated Peoples
Vitalic-Time Warp3
Tiga and Zintherius-The MayDay 2002 Cultureflash compilation
The Used-A box full of sharp objects
The Specials-too much too young
The Offspring (all!)
The Libertines-Up the bracket
The Coral-Magic and medicine
Stevie Wonder-various
Stephen Lynch
Steeleye Span
Spankboy (solabeat alliance)-adventures in blue flash
Skunk anansie-Stoosh
Royksopp_Melody A.M
Richard Cheese-Tuxicity and lounge against the machine
Placebo-Sleeping with ghosts
NoFX-punk in drublic
Miss Kitten-various
MM-golden age of grotesque
Mad Caddies-Rock the plank
Kraftwerk-various
Kate Rusby-various
Joni Mitchel_various
Fingathing
Delinquent Habits
Ani Difranco
Air-Virgin Suicides
Aerosmith-Get a grip

N*E*R*D, think there first album (In Search Of..) is better than the new one though.

Also...

Kelis
Amy Winehouse
Madonna
Hed Kandi

I'm currently listening to a selection of 80s classics, ripped from the Grand Theft Auto:Vice City DVD for PS2

I ran (so far away) by A Flock of Seagulls is surprisingly good, How on earth did I miss them the first time round? Must be the stupid song and band name.

I'm also listening to some of the quality radio adverts:



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Need anti-tank missiles? We’ve got’em! Flamethrowers? Oh yeah!
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If you’re in the 10 minute waiting period fire off a few rounds at the Ammu-Nation gun range, featuring faces of commies pinkos!

Come by Ammu-Nation and register to win an anti-aircraft gun actually used when we whupped Australia’s ass! This weekend is the Ammu-Nation Film Festival with free screenings of the documentary Red Dawn.

Ammu-Nation: Protecting your rights


BJs USED AUTOS (COMMERCIAL)

Hi, I'm BJ Smith, tied in for the Vice City Mambas and proud proprieter of BJ's Used Autos.

Cars from all over America come to find a new home in Florida, just like you.

I moved here after the draft, football not Vietnam, even though they do have a lot in common. I noticed there was one thing missing from this great town, a celebrity endorsed used car shop.

That's why I founded BJ's Used Autos. Everyone of these beauties has been freshly painted, they look brand new. We have new models coming in every morning, usually around 2 am.

WE CAN GET YOU ANYTHING, and if you see the car of your dreams, tell us, we can aquire it for ya!

I've taken the skills I've learned as a pro football player to the used car business: smash grab and run like hell.

BJ's Used Autos, I'm tackling low prices with hot cars.

The Beatles- Sgt Peppers Lonley Hearts Club Band

Originally posted by Abdul
I ran (so far away) by A Flock of Seagulls is surprisingly good, How on earth did I miss them the first time round? Must be the stupid song and band name.


wow! look up at my last post :D Ive been listening to that as well :D I only just found it cos I saw an advert for GTA, they are ace!

At the moment i have Planet Telex on the The Bends album, Excellent!
I have all Radiohead albums, and also like coldplay, davif gray , opeth etc etc
:thumbsup:

My world seems to have been a bit silent music wise recently...apart from me playing my own that is.

Awaiting the arrival of my friends' band Kerfuffle's newest CD next week.

Originally posted by Jon
if you wasn't keen on Kid A lol then don't get the new cd :D i love it thou

Well, I prefer H.T.T.T in comparison to Kid A - of which i only like two songs: Everything In It's Right Place and Morning Bell/Amnesiac.

Hail T.T.T Is a much better album.
Favourite album - The Bends and OK Computer. Crappiest Pablo Honey - only really like Creep.


However, I think the question was: What are you listening to at the moment (?) Thank U - Alanis Morisette (Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie)

Recently, been listeing to Radiohead, Dire Straits and well allsorts - i have my WMP playlist running (8hrs worth) And all my music on WMP - the PC. which ran to my hi-fi until it blew up! So, now i have £10 computer speakers (!)

My wmp is on random play.... 47 hours of music :o :o :o

Winamp is on random at the moment..

1323 tracks in playlist, average track length: 4:17
Playlist length: 94 hours 30 minutes 37 seconds

:D

listening to Mike Oldfield at the moment, Five Miles Out

a new installation of broadband makes this a tricky one....

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds -Murder Ballads- is a current fave...

just been listening to sarah mac. mirrorball

As soon as it turns up, Murcof's new album..... Waiting waiting waiting, crappy postal service!

Goodspeed you! Black Emperor.

Quality anti American, anti Israeli orchestral rock.

red hot chili peppers!!!! Yeay. Anthony Kiedis............. what a guy!!

hmmnnn *dreaming*

Originally posted by noseyrosie
Well, as I said before, I'd have a look and here's some more of the rest:

Ella Fitzgerald
Jerry Lee Lewis
Stravinsky
Lots of 90's one hit wonders (sheepish grin)
Beethoven
Baghdaddies
Run DMC
Louis Armstrong
Scott Joplin
George Gershwin
Ludovico Einaudi
Last Night's Fun
The Clash
The Hives
The Strokes
Pete Morton
Hekety

I have lots more, but I'm sure you're already bored!


Things that rhyme with Rosie.

I listened to a wider range of music than that last night. Have you ever listened to Late Junction on BBC Radio 3.

I listen to

Godspeedyou! Black Emperor (Canadian anti american rock)
God Dylan
Jez Lowe (North East Folk)
Rachmaninov
Tchicovsky
Beethoven
Motzart
Oi Vai Voi (Jewish band)
Without Reservation (native american music)
Wasaw Village Band (Pollish Roots Music)
Eliza Cathy (Martin's daughter)
Christy Moore
Maria Callis
Herbert von Kaijan
Debusse
Marizia (PORTUGEESE)

Tool - Anima to be followed by
Alice in chains - Unplugged followed by
Singles soundtrack (not listened to it for years)
Maybe a bit of pearl Jam.

Yes, I am in a mainly retro mood today.

This week I is mostly listenin' to..

3 brand new Van Halen tracks
Dave Lee Roth - Live in Dallas 1999
Alice Cooper - The Last Temptation
Young Heart Attack
The Quill
Johnny Cash - Unchained
Presidents Of The USA
Robert Plant - 66 To Timbuktu
The Cult - Electric


also just discovered Robert Randolph & The Family.. pretty good too.

Listened to music from Glastonbury on the radio and TV. MUSE ROCK!

I'm listening to Franz Ferdinand who I have only just discovered

For the past hour, hour and a half I have been sorting out my music on the hard drive - parts of files all over the show- duplicates etc. Now, they are all in the same folder and proper file names given to them, as some (older/copied cds) when shoved through CDEx [CDA-MP3 @ 192Kbps] just automatically get given "Track 1 - No Artist". That's all sorted.
Whilst doing that my "work-in-progress" playlist is what I have been listening to - which consists of Sleeper, Peaches, Von Bondies, The White Stripes, Tracy Chapman, The Thrills, Radiohead, Alanis Morisette, Queen, Jack Johnson - the list is endless. Then I accidently hit the "Clear playlist" button - and had to recrate it !!!! Nash, nash!!

Sorry for the long post!!


Night-night!

Alex

Lennon, Lennon and Lennon everything else is just a din.

Whats on the playlist right now?

New beastie boys album
The Infamous Mobb Deep (1st album from 95)
Soundtrack to "taxi" (that Luc Besson movie)
Me mates electro / breaks mixtape he did us.
Random UK hip hop
Bit of old jungle (back when it was jungle not drum n bass like it is nowadays)

god I love music

listening to Free at the moment, what a voice!

i'm listening to Clubland 5!!!!

This week I am as always mostly listening to Puressence, MSP, The Smiths but with Keane as a new entry.

Also for some reason listening to Natalie Umbongo's "Torn" quite a lot.

I'm listening to the Puffed Midday Joggers with the joggraphy project

Phil Collins - In The Air Tonght

Alex

Passengers - Miss Sarajevo

This week I am listening to..

The Cult - Beyond Good & Evil (Ebay 75p!!)
Best of The Stray Cats
Best of Elvis
new Beastie Boys
Massive Attack (Protection and Karma Koma in particualr)
Los Lonely Boys

Recently discovered - The Music - Welcome To The North, there from Leeds - strongly advise you to buy it.

Also, R.E.M. - Around The Sun along with Razorlight - Up All Night, Green Day - American Idiot, 22-20s (album title 22-20s).

All quality albums.

Alex

This week I have been mostly listening to :

Felix Kubin
Printed Circuit
MJ Hibbett
Freelander
Le Tigre
Hello Cuca

Lovely.

You sound like a bunch of young people from your music choices,
do you have jobs ? or are you able to listen to music at work?

My washing machine!

Hey y'all

Enlighten yersens by listening to RJD2's amazing album Since we last Spoke....a bit like Royksopp but even better.

Enjoy whilst tokin'!

Weezer, Hash Pipe :P cool song- I'd like to do a cover of it.

At work I normally listen to the new Hed Kandi CD.
In the car I'm listening to the R Kelly- U Saved Me CD, amazing.
At home it changes everyday.

the Music, the delays, Nick Cave and some good vocal house tunes by various artists.

Iron and Wine, 'Our Endless Numbered Days' (gorgeous music and beautiful, poetic lyrics) and a Ninja Tunes compilation. I like variety in my music! :D

Jesus and Mary Chain, Rumpus and Bill Withers

AC/DC~ Back in Black
Whitesnake ~Saints and Sinners
Def Leppard ~ Pyromania
Guns'n'roses ~ Illusions 2

i love all music, but metal and rock are my all time faves.
lately i been listening to

avenged sevenfold, children of bodom, iron maiden, muse, metallica, guns n roses, elton john, james brown, green day, machine head and more

quite diverse

At this moment I'm listening to Van Heldens My My MY

rammstein
metallica
muse
guns n` roses
dido
red hot chilli peppers
foo fighters
staind
suede
rem

lurve my music, can`t listen at work tho :-( mp3 player to the rescue

Radiohead-Karma Police

I've suddenly started to like them.... :o :wow:

At the moment, mainly listening to:

Marion "The Program" - absolutely brilliant album, criminally underrated.
Suede's album "Suede"
Morrissey
Franz Ferdinand
Green Day

StarSparkle

Originally posted by StarSparkle
At the moment, mainly listening to:

Marion "The Program" - absolutely brilliant album, criminally underrated.


StarSparkle

Was that the second album? I never heard that.

What happened to them? Last I heard Jamie was in a clinic with a smack habit...

Elgar's First Symphony, Radiohead's Hail to the Thief, Brian Eno's Thursday Afternoon and John Coltrane Live in Paris.

Now listening to the 22-20s

Alex

Originally posted by boyface
Was that the second album? I never heard that.

What happened to them? Last I heard Jamie was in a clinic with a smack habit...

Yes, "The Program" was their second album. I rate it higher than the first, in fact it's one of my very favourites. Always makes me feel incredibly emotional, like no other album, except perhaps for the Only Ones.

Like I said, it was criminally underrated, almost ignored, by the music press at the time, and I'm sure that lack of response contributed to Marion breaking up not long after it was released. Sounds like they had all sorts of difficulties at the time - like the record company not supporting them, an attempt to break America put on hold, etc.

Jaime did have a smack habit, but the last I heard he was clean. (That was at the beginning of this year). And I heard that at New Year he joined Phil Cunningham's band Label onstage in Macclesfield , and sang a couple of Marion songs.

It would be wonderful if he was writing and performing again, but obviously only if he's happy doing that. Fingers crossed for him.

I recommend listening to "The Program" if you can - if you love music, you won't be disappointed.

Cheers,

StarSparkle

Originally posted by StarSparkle

Green Day


#I wanna be an American Idiot# :P

Alex

Vertigo- The Libertines

*does a funky dance*

BiffyClyro.... Aereogramme... Oceansize... Arab Strap.... and today, due to the randomness of iTunes.... Sabbath.... Powder.... damian Rice.... I am Kloot

Malcolm McLaren - Waltz Darling.

Recently replaced it with CD so if you hear Something's Jumping In Your Shirt blasting from a car - that'll be me :D

(So you can't reply to your pm's unless you got 5 posts huh? *spams*)

Elbow - Newborn

Originally posted by Tony
Malcolm McLaren - Waltz Darling.

Recently replaced it with CD so if you hear Something's Jumping In Your Shirt blasting from a car - that'll be me :D

Wow, I used to really love this album, it really takes me back a few years. Good old Malc.

DJ Shadow

Johnny Cash

Nick Cave

Kanye West - The Late Registration
Gorrilaz - Demon Days

(Both out in the shops soon)

:D

Anything pre Beatles.

6Music

Recent Highlights

The Clash, Kaiser Chiefs, The Killers, Kathryn Williams

Right now Im listening to the debut album from Bobby Valentino. Its such a top RnB album.

On my Ipod at the moment Squarepusher 'do you know squarepusher' mclusky, ' the difference between me and you is that i'm not on fire'

If you like the band you chose than you might like these (http://www.music-map.com/) :P

currently: PJ Harvey - Tori Amos - Tricky - Bjork -

Originally posted by miniminch
On my Ipod at the moment Squarepusher 'do you know squarepusher' mclusky, ' the difference between me and you is that i'm not on fire'

If you like the band you chose than you might like these (http://www.music-map.com/) :P

:thumbsup: Brilliant site! Great idea. It's given me some new names to listen out for.

I typed in 'Marion' and it came up with Manic Street Preachers, Suede and My Vitriol, so it's along the right lines :thumbsup: .....

..... not too sure about the presence of Oasis, Travis and Coldplay though! :D

Cheers, Mini :)

StarSparkle

Just to shamelessly promote a friend. I am listening to : http://www.martharedbone.com/

It isn't just shameless promotion though as she is Fantastic and worth a listen if you like Funk.

Currently on my lil player I have a mix of (that I can remember and in alpahabetical order!)

Berlioz
Depeche Mode
Ella Fitzgerald
Lords Of Acid
NIN
Scissor Sisters
SOAD
Tool
Ultraviolence

Originally posted by bonny
Just to shamelessly promote a friend. I am listening to : http://www.martharedbone.com/

It isn't just shameless promotion though as she is Fantastic and worth a listen if you like Funk.

The homepage photo, Martha looks like a black 'Posh Spice'

:hihi: :hihi:

Originally posted by venger
The homepage photo, Martha looks like a black 'Posh Spice'

:hihi: :hihi:

Thankfully, she is nothing like Posh spice!!!!!!!!!!
She is educated, friendly, modest etc. The pictures on there are just an aspect of her business.

Originally posted by venger
The homepage photo, Martha looks like a black 'Posh Spice'

:hihi: :hihi:

Nah - she is attractive and you can see her from the side!

Recently been listening to Lemon Jelly, The Von Bondies and that's about it. :)

Alex

the raymond scott quintette, and mr electronic pioneer Raymond Scott himself - lots of weird squeaks and whistles in addition to his swing quintette music - Grrrrreat!

eX-Girl

basically whatever PhanFM chucks at me (and you if you like -click the link below - online most of the time)

Originally posted by Phanerothyme
the raymond scott quintette, and mr electronic pioneers Mr Raymod Scott himself - lots of weird squeaks and whistles

eX-Girl

basically whatever PhanFM chucks at me (and you if you like -click the link below - online most of the time)

why can't I play PhanFM? got real player but nothing plays.

The Eels: Hey Man, Now You're Really Living.

Seems to be a great summer time tune! love it.

Originally posted by bonny
why can't I play PhanFM? got real player but nothing plays.

THe link only really works if you have a helper app for your browser that knows an mp3 stream when it sees one.

winamp is to be recommended. free, no adware (www.winamp.com) and plays more or less everything.

but to use realplayer (if you must :P)


open realplayer from your start menu
press ctrl+O to open a file

type the following into the dialogue box

http://tori.screaminghost.com:8010/listen.pls

and press return

and now press Ctrl+G to bookmark the radio station

bob's your uncle.

THere is a very simple mp3/shoutcast player here - http://www.foobar2000.org

all you need is the 'lite version' http://www.foobar2000.org/foobar2000_0.8.3_lite.exe

this will sit in your taskbar and pipe the dulcet tones of PhanFM all day (downtime permitting)

Playing now: James Taylor Quartet - Steppin' into my life.
Up next - They Might be Giants

System Of A Down - Toxicity....but been playing LifeHouse all week..anyone else like lifehouse out there?

Sleater Kinney-The Woods-streaming on their site here (http://www.sleater-kinney.com/index2.php)

Joy Zipper- American Whip.

iTunes is playing Radiohead's "My Iron Lung".

:)

Foo Fighters - In Your Honour (New album)

:D

Our old lass moaning - as per usual

john legend.. ordinary people

Texas - Inner Smile

The news on Radio 4.

The hum of my pc :D

Incredible String Band - Log Cabin Home in the Sky

Trouble- Coldplay

I've just remembered what a beautiful song this is....

I hate Nick thingy's show on HallamFM enough to have re-tuned.

:confused: I found I can get LincsFM tonight. I can't usually :confused:

I usually listen to it when driving down the A1. The traffic news is unrivalled and it gets me all the way to Peterborough before I need to find something else.

Fallen-Evenescence: everybodys fool..............
Amy Lee what a BABE:love:

Rufus Wainwright - SHadows

http://www.xaprief.com/atrack/atrack.php?id=joel112

Shows what i'm listing to at any given time :)

Joel

Delerious? - Sanctify

Originally posted by Strix
I hate Nick thingy's show on HallamFM enough to have re-tuned.

:confused: I found I can get LincsFM tonight. I can't usually :confused:

I usually listen to it when driving down the A1. The traffic news is unrivalled and it gets me all the way to Peterborough before I need to find something else.


Yes i agree with strix,i too love lincs fm.i can only get it tho when we go on holiday.

as for now i got no doubt album on

Candidate - Nuada and Catie Curtis - A Crash Course in Roses.

Coldplay's new album - X&Y

Focus-Hocus Pocus

Pete Tong on Radio 1 'listen again'. CHOOOOON! :D :clap: :clap: :clap:

'The Age Of Plastic' by The Buggles. 'Another Day On Earth' by Brian Eno and 'The Best Of The Ink Spots'. The highlight of all these is the track 'I'm Beginning To See The Light' by the Ink Spots Feat. Ella Fitzgerald. It's a beaut.

Originally posted by LordSnooty
'The Age Of Plastic' by The Buggles. 'Another Day On Earth' by Brian Eno and 'The Best Of The Ink Spots'. The highlight of all these is the track 'I'm Beginning To See The Light' by the Ink Spots Feat. Ella Fitzgerald. It's a beaut.
You're listening to them all at the same time? What does that sound like? Anything like that Flaming Lips album?

I mean I have them on random play on my PC! I have not heard the Flaming Lips - are they good?

I was being sarcastic.

Yes, Flaming Lips are good. I believe they released one LP on about 3 or 4 CDs, you had to listen to them all at the same time to hear the album properly.

Yes - it's the highest form of wit, apparently. I'm always happy to take a tip re. music. Most of my best 'discoveries' have come from buying in blind faith. Do you dig the Ink Spots, Dan? I know I do.....

I don't know the Ink Spots, have heard the name, will check them out. And your earlier post has prompted me to try and track down some Buggles...

AC/DC live, double cd
motorhead greatest hits,
iron miden best of the beast.
metallica black album.

then later on deep purple greatest hits followed by pink floyd dark side of the moon.
and maybe some more ac/dc.