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08 Jan 10
12:16
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i have a few of my own choices, but i ma looking for some ideas of some music to download, some of my favs would be
is this it by the strokes
the 59 sound by gaslight anthem
funeral by arcade fire
the rising by the boss
naked ride home by jackson browne
viva la vida by coldplay
so if ya think of anything that i might like based on those picks, feel free to post.
cheers
is this it by the strokes
the 59 sound by gaslight anthem
funeral by arcade fire
the rising by the boss
naked ride home by jackson browne
viva la vida by coldplay
so if ya think of anything that i might like based on those picks, feel free to post.
cheers
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massive dance 2002
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wilderness is paradise now by morning runner
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vol 1 or 2 canary?
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radiohead's kid a for me btw.
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Hooverphonic - President of the LSD Gold Club
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Sawdust-The Killers, mainly B sides and a fantastic version of Mr Brightside is on there
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yeah have that buzzer, really liked the single they did with lou reed, and the cover of ruby was great too
i really should of had hot fuss on that list too |
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if this forum had a vomiting smiley, id be posting it right now! brandon flowers was bearable at one point, but he is now completely handicapped by the large**on his head
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only remember the 1 easter
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Well Well Well - Milburn
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Agree re Killers - Hot Fuss was very good, Sams Town was vastly inferior but had it's moments but since then they have just vanished up their own arses and produced utter shoite, shame.
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even the one about aliens? pathetic band, take the supposed 'charasmatic' singer away and they are playing below East Of Java in Chadwell Heath on Ssaturday
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22 dreams by paul weller
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Of course music is all about personal taste, but I've more respect for someone who admits to listening to stuff not deemed 'cool' because that just happens to float their boat. So few 'mainstream' acts get mentioned on these threads it is laughable. They can't all be mature students and virgins who embrace all the crap spouted in the NME.
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say what ya like about the killers, but hot fuss was a great album, i do agree their albums have declined in quality, like so many bands i guess.
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1. Sparklehorse - vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot. 2. Bill Callahan - sometimes i wish we were an eagle. 3. Midlake - the trials of van occupanther.
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HRH - Its far more 'fun' to listen to stuff late at night (as I used to sans wifey and kid) and 'discover it'. Not anyones fault it becomes more well-known. In the last three years I have only gone balistic about two songs, 'What you could have won' by MIlburn, and Commercial Breakdown by Sunshine Underground. They ae really the only two bands that have excited me throughout that period and continue to do so with any back-catalogue and future projects (such as Backhanded Compliments or The Book Club). I cannot help that
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Give Blood - the Brakes
Something Ilk - Cathy Davey |
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Hot Fuss - Killers
Elephant, White Blood Cells - White Stripes Fever To Tell - Yeah Yeah Yeahs 39 Minutes of Bliss - Caesars Whatever People Say I Am... - Arctics Big Beautiful Sky - Venus Hum Attention - GusGus You Are The Quarry - Morrissey all immediately spring to mind |
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CUPRA - wasn't having a pop at you, apologies if it came across that way! Just a general observation of this forum and beyond that a lot of bandwagons seem to get jumped on to the extent of being unbelievably oversubscribed.
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The first Editors & the two Interpol albums were good too, despite them being unashamed Joy Division copyists. The same applies, to a lesser degree, to The White Lies album. The first Franz Ferdinand album was excellent - and the last Blur one (Think Tank).
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libertines up the bracket
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alex, i thought the editors second album was their best, love their first album too,
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Now Whats They Call Music 66
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Through The Windowpane - Guillemots
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The Fall - The Real New Fall LP.
Came back from years of disaster, over 40's alkie junkie wreck embarrasses a decade of indie kid wanabees. Melt Banana - Cell-Scape. Incredible noise, turn it up and glory in it. 'Lost parts stinging me so cold', desert island discs tune: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5M5EJbGMfg |
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shame about ray; thought Dreamt for Lightyears in the Belly of a Mountain was best by Sparkelhorse.
For me Illinois by Sufjan Stevens was the best album of the last ten years. |
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Catford - 2 great choices, Vivadixie... every track on the album, to me, are class. Considering its their debut as well. Only The Stone Roses have done a better debut (best album ever)
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The Enemy - We'll live and die in these towns.
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'One' by The Beatles
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Songs for the Deaf by QOTSA for me.
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Well enjoy being cynical whilst you can because without major rebranding and investment greyhound racing won't be around much longer.
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between, for me........
Bob Dylan - Love and Theft Midlake-The Trials of Van Occupanther The Felice Brothers-The Felice Brothers Iron and Wine-And the Creek Drank the Cradle The Decemberists-The Hazards of Love |
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wrong thread ffs muppet!
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:D beer time!
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12 Songs by Neil Diamond
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go back 30 years plus
relayer.....YES triolgy.....ELP |
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Catford Toteboard 08 Jan 15:42
shame about ray; thought Dreamt for Lightyears in the Belly of a Mountain was best by Sparkelhorse. For me Illinois by Sufjan Stevens was the best album of the last ten years. Agreed - Illinois is a complete one-off, unlike anything I had heard before. The first time I listened to it all the way through left me gobsmacked |
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Just thinking the same thing, your highness. I cannot decide though whether to go to the pub and risk life and limb, pavements like skating rinks, or stay in and drink.
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