Im a huge fan of music and I know Crowie is. I have spent a small fortune (the wife will argue a huge fortune) on my hifi and currently have over 2,000 cds and approximately 3,500 vinyl from when I used to DJ. Unfortunately those babies are in the UK, shipping costs are just to rediculos to bring them over :cry:
Anyway I thought I start a thread on what albums people are currently listening to. I tend to have 5 - 6 albums I listen to regularly for a month or 2 until something replaces that. Ok the 5 albums I can't get enough off this month is :-
Fight Club soundtrack
Mahler's symphony no.5
John Lee Hooker - face to face
The Wombats - lies, loss and desperation
Radiohead - Bends
Pink Floyd - Wish you were here.
Ok I lied theres 6.
Last edited by Dread; 25-07-2008 at 04:58 AM.
Originally Posted by Pirateguybrush
i just download music thats cool like techno i love it, and iron maiden, metallica, aphex twin has some cool stuff too. pink floyd i got some of that i enjoy, ramstein if i am in the mood, black sabbath, AC-DC, recently got into stratovarius if any of u know that. rock and techno is my way to go basically
"Your daughter marrys a black man!"
"Thats.. thats not really an issue for me"
"yeah me either"
"oh oh, congratulations"
"i dont think i am comfortable around you now"
"did you know peanut butter was invented by a black man"
"too late doc"
oh i like 3 doors down too. they got some 1337 songs
"Your daughter marrys a black man!"
"Thats.. thats not really an issue for me"
"yeah me either"
"oh oh, congratulations"
"i dont think i am comfortable around you now"
"did you know peanut butter was invented by a black man"
"too late doc"
The Wombats - Proudly Present a guide to love, loss and desperation
MGMT - Oracular Spectacular
Ben Folds - Ben Folds Live
Jimmy Eat World - Chase This Light
Angus & Julia Stone - Heart Full of Wine
Angus & Julia Stone - Chocolates and Cigarettes
Angus & Julia Stone - A Book Like This
Motion City Soundtrack - Even If it Kills Me
Were off to see the wizard, the magical wizard of OZ
"Your daughter marrys a black man!"
"Thats.. thats not really an issue for me"
"yeah me either"
"oh oh, congratulations"
"i dont think i am comfortable around you now"
"did you know peanut butter was invented by a black man"
"too late doc"
dam my bad memory on the wombats title. but close enough.
I love a bit of-
Audioslave-Out of Exile
Audioslave-Revelations
Newton Faulkner-Hand built by robots
Sarah Blasko-What the sea wants the sea will have
Sarah Blasko-The overture and the underscore
Sarah Blasko-Prelusive
Since I saw her live I've kinda had her on high rotation
Oh and I quite like the tf2 startup music
9 times male model of the year.: i dont have a tv or radio
theres one of the startup music i like lol
"Your daughter marrys a black man!"
"Thats.. thats not really an issue for me"
"yeah me either"
"oh oh, congratulations"
"i dont think i am comfortable around you now"
"did you know peanut butter was invented by a black man"
"too late doc"
another audiophile here, but i must admit i tend to shun cd stores
prefer to spend paying $$$ to see them live
playlist includes:
Gyroscope - Breed Obsession
The Getaway Plan - Other Voices, Other Rooms
Taking Back Sunday - Tell All Your Friends, Where You Want To Be
The Refused - The Shape of Punk to Come
Dancing is a vertical expression of a horizontal desire
i blame the wizards personally
"Your daughter marrys a black man!"
"Thats.. thats not really an issue for me"
"yeah me either"
"oh oh, congratulations"
"i dont think i am comfortable around you now"
"did you know peanut butter was invented by a black man"
"too late doc"
pink floyd - wish you were here --- good choice dread my fav album by pink floyd i even have an origional tour tshirt from that tour my dad gave me.
dredg - catch without arms
sage francis - human the death dance
pete murray - summer at eureka
armin van burren - unversal religion 2008
the doors - best of
Last edited by t3rribl3on3; 25-07-2008 at 12:48 PM.
No point in mentioning these bats, I thought. Poor b*****d will see them soon enough.
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Main favourite lately has been Counting Crows new album, Saturday Nights & Sunday Mornings.
OOOOoooo any good mate? Have to say I am tempted.
blasphemy
"Your daughter marrys a black man!"
"Thats.. thats not really an issue for me"
"yeah me either"
"oh oh, congratulations"
"i dont think i am comfortable around you now"
"did you know peanut butter was invented by a black man"
"too late doc"
Absolutely. It's not quite August & Everthing After, but it's got some great new stuff in there. I'm a fan of "You can't count on me" in particular.
August and Everything after was a great album, I didnt even realise they had a new one o.0
@Cub: Breed obsession is a great album, that should probably also be on my list
Likewise Gussy, first I heard about the album was yesterday.
I have that album on Vinyl. Ive been getting back into my vinyl. Recently bought a shitload off ebay.
But for some reason I have been listening to Soundgarden - Badmotorfinger a lot lately.
SupaSTAR: I like stomping on all you maggots faces. Now go take that hill. Back in my day we used to take hills on sundays, in the snow and it was up hill alllll the way.
pudddy: wow what is this? a message board?
I love ben folds, he is just so good at the piano. I have some of his sheet music, and my god it is insane. I can play most of the album version of brick, but the version he does on his live album is just a little bit tweaked and sounds so much better (slightly different lead ins to the chorus with chord movements, and different bass chord timings to syncopate it a bit) but, being the incredibly unmusical person I am, I can't figure out what the chords that he uses are :(
Not to mention his solos in songs like army are just unbelievable
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