Yes, one of THOSE threads. I'm bored.
The B-52s "Good Stuff"
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Yes, one of THOSE threads. I'm bored.
The B-52s "Good Stuff"
Right this very second?
This. It's The Yoshida Brothers, which someone on GB turned me onto this morning and I haven't been able to stop listening to for most of the day.
The latest hit by the Noisettes is currently rocking my cranium. Sixties pop, lovely sound.
As usual, Mylene Farmer. At the moment it is Tous Ces Combats.
The video is an amalgam of many other of her official videos.
Right this very second, it's the sound of a DL580 screaming about the lack of aircon in here.
Oh - and Radio 1.
"Ballroom Blitz" by Tia Carrere, from the Wayne's World Soundtrack. Excellent! :)
25 Gun Salute - GUNSHOT.
The best of British rap.
Currently on my MP3 player:
Queensryche - American Soldier
Skid Row (a compilation of my own, basically my favourite 3 tracks from each album)
My Chemical Romance - Black Parade
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
Black Sabbath - Mob Rules.
Get Out Of Your Lazy Bed - Matt Bianco
Listen To The Radio - Pukka Orchestra
I have old episodes of Loveline on my car player right now. I love music by I distract myself clicking around too much looking for THAT song I'm looking for right NOW.
Fighter - Christina Aguilera
One Piece at a Time, by Johnny Cash.
Alphabet Zoo by Ralph McTell.
Last week I bought a CD player for my grandson to listen to some talking books on. He hasn't any talking books yet but does have Alphabet Zoo, since he was very small.
My kids all loved it when they were little and the slew of grandchildren are no different.
Their favourite was always Kenny The Kangaroo, played at max volume and them all kangarooing all over the place to it.
Just ordered Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band.
I'm about to go to heaven.
Groovy Underwear by The Pansy Division
Powerless -- Nelly Furtado
Man, what a time warp. This has to be the most blatantly gay video ever to be played on MTV, with the possible exception of "I'm Too Sexy." :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by Guinastasia
Been sat listening to Jeff Beck You Had It Coming for the past couple of hous and had to go and get the CD cover, could not think of the name or title.
Bought it and it's sister album Lie At Ronnie Scott's a while back, purely for the Rollin' and Tumblin' track with Imogen Heap.
Didn't really care for the rest of it at first but now I have heard it a few times I do. He is pretty rough and noisy most of the time but can have a surprisingly delicate touch when he wants to.
The CD version is 'better' than this one, technically, but it is nice to see them performing live too.
Bought some Imogen Heap CDs too but they are taking a bit longer.
Now got the Live (!) At Ronnie Scott's on, Behind The Veil currently playing.
Had this for years on his Guitar Shop album. Surprising how close this is to the original recording.
Hell of a workout for your stereo!
Radiohead - Amnesiac
Though today I have been listening to Keane and Augie March as well.
The Police's Ghost in the Machine
Lately I've been listening to The Horse Feathers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBPO9Kun_9A) on constant repeat. Actually, their sound annoys me just a little bit, but it seems to be powering my muse, so who am I to complain?
PJ Harvey having a disaster with Down By The Water
Patti Smith, Ghost Dance
Scott Walker - It's Raining Today
Zager and Evans: In the Year 2525
Still have their original LP around here somewhere.Quote:
Originally posted by longPath
Had to pick Ruby Tuesday off the list. Far better than the Stones original IMO.
Melanie was so pretty, she's a little pudding now but still sings as well, saw her last year.
ETA: - tried to at least but dithered around so long I missed the edit window :(
My youngest daughter loves her, she was completely cracked up by "Psychotherapy" and still giggles about it.
Leftover Wine is such a powerful and moving song.
As is Candles In The Rain*/Lay It Down.
She has a song called "Citiest People" that is may all time favourite but it isn't available on Youtube - may have to rectify that.
Here is a cover. Not too bad but it can't compete with the original.
*Interesting story around that at Woodstock where she wasn't even scheduled to appear.
I'm again listening to Melanie's Candles in the Rain. I was 16 in 1970 and this still makes me shiver. Nothing like being transported back in time....
St. Vincent, mostly Marrow and Just the Same but Brand New
Dress (PJ Harvey).
Dead Can Dance over the video that led me to Mylene Farmer
Boyz-in-the-hood by Dynamite Hack
Mylene Farmer & Seal, Les Mots. There is a delicious irony to this one :)
I have previously stated that I don't visit MySpace. This is actually from Google Videos, linked from MySpace.
Another Heather Nova track, Sugar.
This is from her "Oyster" album but there is an even better live version on her "Wonderlust" album (correct spelling) there are some live versions on YouTube but the sound quality isn't up to much.
Heather Nova live: Maybe An Angel
Not her best performance but part of the magic is being there.
Island gives you goosebumps!
AΠOUREUSE. Veronique Sanson.
Mylene Farmer Rever.
Mylene Farmer Dernier Sourire.
Even the audience are in tears with her.
Roger Waters - The Wall, Live in Berlin: Comfortably Numb, with Van Morisson.
I heard this on the radio on the way home, at first I assumed it was a Jack White thing, the male singer totally sounds like his clone.
Decent song though.
Band of Skulls - I Know What I Am
Heather Nova: The Jasmin Flower.
The album has been here a week but this is my first opportunity to listen to it (home stereo, not YouTube).
Nice!
Cool disk: Talking Heads "12 X 12 Original Remixes"
Excellent remixes of stuff from Little Creatures, True Stories and Naked.
Essentially the albums recorded in the digital age.
These are much more lovingly remixed than most dance tracks.
Bonus, the kid likes them.
I missed this post before. I love these guys. "Sunshowers" is pretty awesome. (Thank you, M.I.A.!) And now that song is what I'm currently listening to. :smile:Quote:
Originally posted by jali
Gillian Welch April 14th (part 1).
A woman after my own hear. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Myglaren
I'm listening to this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGDVg0NZQQI
followed by
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO_GDj2v_So
and rounded out with a classic
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-xIulyVsG8