Whatcha listening to? (2 Viewers)

[dudley]

yay diblo!

so far this morning

j timberlake - various mp3's
tindersticks - sexual funk
clogs - lullaby for sue
kronos quartet - marquee moon

 

[Squack]

AC/DC - Good aul 'highway to hell'

Anathema

woo hoo

 

[LMD64]

foggy notions cover cd
rollers/sparkers - geography for the leaving

in between being interrupted by the idiots downstairs

 

[dudley]

everyone loves them rollers sparks

 

[snakybus]

Ry Cooder and Manuel Galban new album
White Stripes Heffalump
Joe Meek i Hear aNew World
Randy Sister MP3s
and the new Capratone album, which kicks ass by the way but will it ever see the light of day?

 

[dudley]

yis'll all be going crazy for the new corpo album!! it's our difficult 2nd one

 

[snap-apple]

lately:

mouse on mars - glam - actually old stuff i think but if you like ambient aphex you'll like this.
manitoba - up in flames - pyschadelic electronic folk yay
interpol - turn on the bright lights - silo's suede comparison threw me off the scent for a while, to me they's nothing like suede, lead singer sounds like guy from sisters of mercy, music got an 80's touch to it but with big deep bass and high whining guitars.
pan american - 360 business/360 bypass - loverly ambient poast-rockish shtuff
loose fur - this has really grown on me - absolutely lovvit now, collaboration between wilco and jim o'rourke.

 

[Anne OMalley]

I get a lot of "Suede" off "Interpol", I must say - mainly in the vocal department...

Some listening-objects:

- Wire, "154"

- Matt Elliott, "The Mess We Made"

- Plaid, "Double Figure"

- Spring Heel Jack, "Disappeared"

- Scott Walker, "Scott 3"

Originally posted by conor
lately:

mouse on mars - glam - actually old stuff i think but if you like ambient aphex you'll like this.
manitoba - up in flames - pyschadelic electronic folk yay
interpol - turn on the bright lights - silo's suede comparison threw me off the scent for a while, to me they's nothing like suede, lead singer sounds like guy from sisters of mercy, music got an 80's touch to it but with big deep bass and high whining guitars.
pan american - 360 business/360 bypass - loverly ambient poast-rockish shtuff
loose fur - this has really grown on me - absolutely lovvit now, collaboration between wilco and jim o'rourke.

 

[sparse]

well resently,

Modest Mouse
The (International) Noise Conspiracy
...Trail of Dead...
Rumah Sakit
Check Engine
AC/DC
Yeah Yeah Yeah's
Q and not U
Drive like Jehu

 

[#10-7]

silver jews - 'american water'
-> lovely quirky stuff
herbert - '...'
-> ahhhhhh
66 electric - 'i died in a movie' ep
-> good stuff.
delorentos - 'malevista' demos
-> shite
radiohead - 'oxfords angels'
-> collection of b-sides and unreleased tracks. loads of sickly love songs.. female vocals....
various - 'i am am' OST...
-> some lovely beatles covers..

 

[LMD64]

Originally posted by Anne OMalley

- Scott Walker, "Scott 3"

any good? i have Scott Sings Jacques Brel, great album.

actually, just checked it out on amazon.
Sons of, Funeral tango and If you go away are on the Brel album.

must get some more of his stuff, great Scott!

 

[rumpus]

Jonny cash – 20 foot tapping greats
Devandra Banart – Oh me oh My (new weird folk form America)
Howe – Lull
Elliot smith – figure 8
Cat power - you are free (better than I expected)
White stripes - elepants
Smog - supper
Bonnie Billy – Master…


...and the voice in my head that says 'why are you telling people what you're listening too?'

 

[snap-apple]

Originally posted by Anne OMalley

- Matt Elliott, "The Mess We Made"

oooh - have to get me paws on this.

 

[snakybus]

I don't like Scott Walker. Sacred cow how are you.

I have Scott 2 and the only good songs are the Jacques Brel ones, and the Jacques Brel versions were better - Brel was a better singer.

I don't know why I'm saying this, I don't even like Jacques Brel that much. But I like "Next", and the song about the Bon Bons, and Amsterdam, that was good. Basically it's "In Amsterdam, there are whores and sailors and it's a good place for getting tanked". Big swing of the micky says you, and yeah, maybe you're right. But as far as Chanson Francais goes, he was the alpha and the zenith. Scott Walker didn't even make the alphabet I reckon.

 

[LMD64]

recommend me a Jacques Brel album, then, go on.

Jackie's a great song as well. But me favourite has to be If you go away. I reckon that ould Jacques was a great ould pissant altogether, from the sounds of it.

 

[P. Littbarski]

Originally posted by conor
manitoba - up in flames - pyschadelic electronic folk yay

funking deadly album that is... I especially like the wiggly guitar bits on the second track

Jim O'Rourke's 'Insignificance' is currently playing on my headphones and keeps getting better with every listen

 

[Pantone247]

Originally posted by rumpus
Cat power - you are free (better than I expected)

I *heart* that album

These days I'm all about...

Gram Parsons - GP
The Byrds - Sweet Heart of the Rodeo
Waylon Jennings - The Best of
(just a' keeping it country y'all)
Yo La Tengo - eh.. the new one
Postal Service - whatever that's called

 

[krystal]

did you know
waylon jennings was supposed to be on the plane with buddy holly and the big bopper but swapped seats at the last minute with one of the road crew so he could go by bus?

 

[Pantone247]

Originally posted by kirstie
did you know
waylon jennings was supposed to be on the plane with buddy holly and the big bopper but swapped seats at the last minute with one of the road crew so he could go by bus?

and did YOU know

he only decided to give his seat to the big bopper cause the bopper had a cold?

Waylon is pretty great

 

[Jim Daniels]

Originally posted by Pantone247
I *heart* that album

These days I'm all about...
The Byrds - Sweet Heart of the Rodeo

Am listening to "You Aint Going Nowwhere" right now. Its my fave Byrds song.

........Strap Yourself to a tree with roots, you ain't going nowhere....

Whats Dylans version like?