I"m listening too, and have been for like an entire year now everyday... Streetlight Manifesto and their only album Everything Goes Numb. It has amazing lyrics and is by far the best music I have ever heard. It is third wave ska, and even if you don't like ska you would love it. Most amazing cd ever... wow

TRACK 21: GOD GAVE ROCK AND ROLL TO YOU

Public Image Ltd. - Open And Revolving

Jack Off Jill - Strawberry Gashes

Very cool lifeless...

Sisters of Mercy - Torch

Elend - the poisonous eye

Nevermore - Never Purify from Enemies of Reality

and I saw them live a fortnight ago ... they were excellent

Tiger Arrmy - Rose In the Devils Garden

Everything by Eliza Carthy.

--- Be Well!

Deep End-Newsboys...Aussie Christian Band...Dont listen to christian music unless I want to vent my anger...calms me down a ton

well, even though it doesnt have many posts this could easily become my favortie, people talking about and expressing new forms of music.

Anyway, im listening to Children of Bodom - Mask of Sanity from there album Follow The Reaper. I reccomend this band to anyone who is into heavy/death metal whatsoever

Ask-The Smiths...by far one of the greatest British Indie groups!

Blue Oyster Cult - Godzilla
just love the lyrics, along the lines of 'oh no, there goes tokyo go go godzilla'

Wolf at the Door-Keane I believe it was the first song on the first EP ever released from keane.

Wolf at the Door-Keane I believe it was the first song on the first EP ever released from keane.

Blondie - 11:59

from Live Philadelhia 1978 / Dallas 1980

The Used-The taste of ink live

AFI-Sing The Sorrow (2003)




This was the major-label (DreamWorks) debut for AFI (A Fire Inside). The music is hauntingly beautiful, not exactly punk anymore...but I still like Davey Havoc

Hey fae, I was wondering if you heard the rumors that AFI was putting was going to make a techno album. I wasnt in love with sing the sorrow, but it was good, so Im intrested to see how it'll turn out.

Anyway, Im listening to Opeth - The Funeral Potrait from their album, Blackwater Park. Opeth is a combination of progressive and death metal, while trully going between many other genres. They are hard to desribe as music in the end is music. They get the darkness and beauty in the world and kind of fuse them to gether. I love this band and this album with a huge intesity and reccomend it it anyone (if they do not mind death vocals I guess)

Man! SO much new age techno. What happen to Classic Rock and Roll?! I like ACDC , Deep Purple, The Eagles, Santana.


Right now i am listening to Dave Brubeck Quartet's Time Out

billy joel - glass houses
i just fancied a change.

Andy Fair weather low Wide Eyed an Legless

Miles Davis - All Of You @ ABB

Im going back to some music i was brought up on. Classics in their own right. Crowded House. am listening to the recurring Dream album - the best of. Has a great limited edition album with a live cd! class

I’ve been putting a fair bit of thought into this. And I think the band album that I have listened to the most this year is Maximo Park A Certain Trigger. Nominated for the Mercury Music Prize this year. I just like the sound of this it reminds me of the post punk new wave from the early 80’s but more polished Worth a listen IMHO

Hey SP, there were some really good bands to come out of the mercury this year. did you hear Seth Lakeman?! he is awesome and thoroughly worth a listen.

I will try to get Cire, I like prog and aways wanna hear new prog bands.

This week I am completely obsessed by the firt two albums of Queens of the Stone Age, my QOTSA CDs are getting holes :biggrin: ...Rated R and Songs for the Deaf

I am also hearding to Medesky, Martin and Wood, think they are very good musicians and very creative guys. If you like instrumental music, get it.

Another band that blew my mind off is a brazillian one - Cordel do Fogo Encantado. They are kind of mangue-beat-afro-progressive-acoustic-rock band. They are really awesome.

@ poisondwarf

No not listened to him as yet. but with luck i shall on the way to work



Sp4

Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska - Atlantic City

Unspoiled by excessive polishing and over-production.

What more can I say, it's fantastic :biggrin:

Caribou - The Milk of Human Kindness
what a strange boy

Yes - Close to the Edge

Dire Straits - Making Movies - Romeo And Juliet

Not very representative of my music tastes, but it is a damn good song.

Megadeth - Holy Wars...The Punishment Due

It's off the album Rust in Peace. People don't really give Megadeth te time of day calling them a Metallica rip off but if anyone has heard this song, I think you'll see why I disagrree. Raw

The Black Eyes: Funkpunk freejazz with 2 drummers and 2 bassplayers

Rage Against the Machine....never get tired of them.
Also, anyone heard of Kasabian? The're a really good English Alt band.

KASABIAN are really great band! I am working now and listening to one of Carl Cox' seta, but what i want is Muse-whatever!!!

The Exploited Punks not dead

Just for a laugh not listened to it in years

Radiohead - OK Computer - Electioneering

Draconian - Arcane Rain Fell
Melancholic Doom
With Alluring female vocals and Death Metal growls
Excellent musicianship

Adiemus - Tintinnabulum... what more needs to be said. the wonderful Miriam Stockley's crystal-clear voice. if you haven't heard this music, you should; if you have, you know what i mean. fabulous stuff...

The Doors - Light my fire

Dont know the album ;)

Front 242 - Never Stop (from the Live Target album )

listening to Sucking My Love by Diamond Head & Place Your Hands by Reef

The Killers - Hot Fuss

All of their albums...'cuz I hadn't done so in a while...

Throwing Muses - The Real Ramona - "Honeychain" (thank you Darkside )

...later...

Nitin Sawhney - Prophecy - "Cold & Intimate"

dropkick murphys - warrior code - the walking dead

House With No Door - Van Der Graaf Generator

Ahex twin - discography

I am listening now to Rory Galagher blueprint and tattoo