At the moment I'm listening to...
1. Something Corporate - Leaving Through The Window
Piano-punk from some horribly talented lads in their late-teens and early twenties. Glorious melodies, fantastic lyrics, the total package.
2. Cold - Year Of The Spider
Latest offering from brooding Floridans that still manages to pack a punch. And it's a novelty to hear a metal vocalist whocan sing as opposed to simply scream/rap. They may be New-Metal but they're certainly not nu-metal.
3. H.I.M. - Love Metal
Album number four for the perpetually gloomy Finns. Poppier than anything they've ever released before but still has moments of absolute genius.
4. A.F.I. - Sing The Sorrow
A.F.I. have arrived with this. Takes a few listens to really grab you but this is a huge album in scope with a massive, massive sound that genuinely moves you.
5. Therapy? - High Anxiety
Andy Cairns and sidekicks return with a new drummer and an old school rock n' roll album that hearalds a gnarled, twisted return to form after the lacklustre 'Shameless'
And the rest of you???
Last edited by sadloserkid; 04/06/2003 at 11:23 AM.
The ball is round and has many surprises.
I've heard of Therapy. [though I couldn't tell you any of their songs] Never heard of the rest of them.
Listening to John Otway Greatest Hits [still]
Johnny Cash 70th Birthday CD
Rocky Horror Show Soundtrack
Looks like I'm stuck in that time-warp again.
No Elvis, Beatles or the Rolling Stones
In 1977
frames - set list
doves - last broadcast
the white stripes
and some weird coldplay remix some has done and put up on the network at work
Last edited by James; 04/06/2003 at 12:43 PM.
life is random
Cerys Matthews - CockAHoop.........Sad really.
I'd rather die laughing than trying!
Mark Geary - 33 1/3 grand street
The White Stripes - Elephant
Whipping Boy - Heartworm (found it in a bargain bin for a dollar, brilliant)
what's set list like james? in the states and can't get a copy.
Turn's new album 'Forward'.
Air Moon Safari
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
other voices - songs from a room
1. Goo Goo Dolls - Dizzy Up the Girl
2. Eve6 - Horrorscope
3. Something Corporate - Leaving Through The Window
4. Iron Maiden - Best of the Beast
5. Fuel - Something Like Human
"Anyone who's Soapy should be flushed and anyone who's a Deserter should be shot."
- John Purcell (Limerick FC Commercial Manager), February 2004
Copied from me, copied from me, recommended by me, nothing to do with me!Originally posted by deise deserter
1. Goo Goo Dolls - Dizzy Up the Girl
2. Eve6 - Horrorscope
3. Something Corporate - Leaving Through The Window
4. Iron Maiden - Best of the Beast
5. Fuel - Something Like Human
The ball is round and has many surprises.
Correct actually ... um, strange .........
"Anyone who's Soapy should be flushed and anyone who's a Deserter should be shot."
- John Purcell (Limerick FC Commercial Manager), February 2004
not much at all cos me computer is in hospitalhope to have it out by the weekend, when i will work it till break point again
Followin Our Own Teams In Eire
theres no cure for the League of Ireland bug. spread it :)
gud album, as you're in the staes try and get your hands on his first album Mark Geary (apparently he was so poor he cudnt afford to get a name for the albumOriginally posted by tiktok
Mark Geary - 33 1/3 grand street)
great album, still one of my favourites after what 5/6 years or soOriginally posted by tiktok
Whipping Boy - Heartworm (found it in a bargain bin for a dollar, brilliant)
set-list is good , just what you'd expect if you've seen the band live, the odd story a couple of covers thrown into the end and middle of frames songsOriginally posted by tiktok
what's set list like james? in the states and can't get a copy.
and btw the album has been shipped to the US very recently and will be available on overcoat/touch & go, records. The band will also have copies for sale for their upcoming US tour. details here
oh btw anyone in cork on thursday night with nothing to do check out Turn playing the Cruiscin Lan (sp!) on Douglas Street for a good rock n roll show. Album of the bands debut album Forward
Last edited by James; 04/06/2003 at 5:13 PM.
life is random
cheers for that, i'll have a look out for the mark geary's 1st over here.
goto www.half.com
do a music search for mark geary and bingo theres his 1st album
gota few copies for friends last time i was over, v cheap circa $5 including postage and reliable service too.
can also pick up some early frames stuff quite cheap on that site also btw
life is random
nice one, just had a look, i could be spending a lot of time there.
Green Day - International Super Hits - most of their best work over the years
Tom Dunnes 30 Best Irish Hits- nice broad collection from U2 to the Sultans of Ping
Oh no not them again
at the moment im listening to a mixture of old and new.
My favs - The Very Best of Moby Grape. Wow what an album, what a group.
the Flaming Lips - Yosimi battles the Pink Robots
The Vines - Highle Evolved
Country Joe and the Fish - electric Music for the mind and body
the charlatans - the amazing charlatans
Boomtown Rats - A Tonic For The Troops
The Eagles - Best Of
The Beatles - Red Album (Tape 2)
Another time-warper...
Feeder "Comfort in Sound"
The Streets "Original Pirate Material"
Doves "the last broadcast"
'Fascists dress in black and go round telling people what to do, where as priests.....'
Abdoujaparov (Formed by one of Carter USM) - "Air Odeon Disco Pub"
Rammstein - "Mutter"
Sigur Rós (Very good Icelandic Group) - "Ágætis Byrjun"
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