Just by way of comparison, or how your taste has changed.
For me
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues / The Lyre of Orpheus
excellent stuff
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Just by way of comparison, or how your taste has changed.
For me
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues / The Lyre of Orpheus
excellent stuff
Whipping Boy - Heartworm.
Excellent.
The whole As Heard on Radio Soulwax... and Hang All Dj's by 2 Many Dj's off t'internet. Talented people. Anyone eading to their gig in Red Box on 20th?
u2 how to dismantle an atomic bomb
still not 100% convinced by it
shouldnt that be How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb? Unless you're talking about the single, in which case you're off topic. hehe ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by James
presume by vertigo, you mean 'how to dismantle an atomic bomb'?
(god, we're very annoying for picking up on the old technicalities aren't we?)
Some of the best albums need a while to catch on but i haven't heard much positive about that album.
you're picking holes cause i dont use uppercase?Quote:
Originally Posted by Magoo
wow some ppl are ANAL :)
someone call the grammer police :eek:
Aha shake heartbreak - the kings of leon
Fly or die - N*E*R*D*
Whats the radio soulwax cd like??
Keane!!!!! Forget the name but a good album none the less... ;)
KEANE - Hopes & Fears
Pure Quality :D
Trojan Dub box set
The Upsetter-Scratch The Upsetter Again.
P.S. Noby,whats the cave album like.I was gonna get it but saw them on Ross and not sure I liked the direction they're going in.I love all the other albums though and was a big Birthday Party fan but just wasn't sure about this one,anyway should I get it??-thanks in advance.
Pretty sure it was Papa Roach - Getting Away With Murder. Not bad, got it on the back of some decent reviews and the single of the same name. Haven't been buying CD's lately.
I bought some crappy christmas compilation & got the Sunday Tribune free last week.
:)
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Originally Posted by Dublin12
Well he certainly has mellowed in his old age, but it's far better than the last couple of albums, where I thought he was starting to lose his way a bit. This one's a lot more uplifting in parts. Defenitley worth it IMO.
By the way, have you many of the Trojan box sets. I have the ska, skinhead reggae, rocksteady, and suedehead ones, and I would rate them in that order. Some excellent stuff on them. Maybe you're more into the dub/reggae end of it?
Scissor Sisters and the Zutons albums - cracking.
Noby
I have all the box sets except the Calypso one,Jamican R+B one the Creole one and the Ragga one.I wouldn't be into any of these either,I love the one's you've mentioned,excellent.The 35th anniversary one is really good too.Yeah,I suppose in more into the Dub side of things like King Tubby and The Scientist but listen to all the reggae stuff .
I'll try the cave album so,cheers.
jimi hendrix the bx set live- a bit 'hazy' of a recording, vocals are poor
MOst recent purchases have been largely retro. Was in Birmingham a couple of months ago picked up compilations by John Foxx ( original lead singer in Ultravox) and Jonathan Richman and THe Modern Lovers. I also bought Manifesto by Roxy Music which I have on LP already.
Do "Best Of"s count as albums? If so, then either Elvis or Percy French. If not...possibly the Boomtown Rats' sixth album (In The Long Grass) which I finally found on vinyl a year or two ago...
Electric 6 - Fire
Def Leopard - Greatest Hits :rolleyes:
Groove Armada Best Of... a cracking 70 minutes of music altogether
How to Dismember an Atomic Kitten by U2 was the last album I brought.
Before that Solarized by Ian Brown.
Got a few of the newer bands on copies, but frankly little that would make me buy them. Most of the stuff I do buy these days are back catalogue stuff. Proof I'm getting old.... :(
Green Day - American Idiot and The Frames - Burn the Maps.
Damien Dempsey - Seize the day. Think Keane's album will be next.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dotsy
Oh ye, thats it. Class my man, class.... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by SAINTS4EVER
got the new eminem . not convinced at all by it yet but toy soldiers is good .
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - We're only in it for the Money.
I got the Embrace singles collection for a fiver. At that price it's very much value for money.
I'm expecting a signed copy of the first Linkin Park album in the post in the next day or two as well, a parting gift from the American girl in Cork I was seeing. Her brother was in college with them or something. It's free to me and again at that price I'm not complaining! :)
KOL = finally went and got it. Very impressedQuote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
NERD = didnt like that album at all. Should stick to producing others' work
They're good. Handy for the car. Cause when you get frustrated driving you dont need to start flicking channels/songs cos the songs change every 30 seconds or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingdom
do people still buy albums :eek:
Just bought the first new album from Horslips in 24 years. Mega :D
Lifeblood-by the Manic Street Preachers. Another work of art by James and the boys. And what a performance in the Olympia last Tuesday. A class apart in an era of musical mediocrity.
the definite kylie!!!!!
ready to tear the dancefloor!!
Rodrigo y Gabriela
They are unbelievable. Bought a tshirt for meself and the missus as well as the live album immediately afterwards. They had some extra singer with them. One word - hot.
*ATTENTION* GO BUY THIS ALBUM NOW *ATTENTION*
Contraband by Velvet Revolver- GUNS AND ROSES WITHOUT AXL. Top notch stuff, Slash has soaring riffs :D , great basslines :D , great vocals :D I cannot speak highly enough of this. Some shops don't sell it though :mad: , HMV do :) .
using itunes downloaded Cooper Temple Clause
Just got Green Day - American Idiot (as a Christmas present for my sister so I copied it first for my own use :D ), very good album
Kings of Leon - Aha Shake Heartbreak
Before that
The Futureheads - The Futureheads
Ade