04-02-2005 01:06									#31
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That Brian Eno Album that Molly recommended in another thread.

Snoop Dogg (I just wanted to hear someone else swearing)

Green Day - American Idiot

The Doors - Morrison Hotel

quote: Old-school punk.

n00b!!

Real old school punk: Iggy & the Stooges - Raw Power

Can't beat transvestite Iggy on the cover.

	04-02-2005 04:48									#33
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Leadbelly, Cash, Janis, Iggy Pop, the Clash, the Pixies, Etta James, and Franz Ferdinand...

	04-02-2005 04:52									#34
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quote: Iggy Pop

I've been going through an Iggy thin again lately. I'm right now ripping my copy of The Stooges

	04-02-2005 04:54									#35
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I saw a Stooges song in the movie "Life Aquatic," so I've been listening to his music a lot lately.

	04-02-2005 15:34									#36
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quote: Originally posted by KrazyHorse Radio Tarifa

Poptastic ! Bought a promo. copy of their album 'Rumba Argelina' before I left for Australia years ago. An excellent purchase for all of 50 pence.

If you like them and haven't heard the group 'Songhai' I think you'd enjoy them too.


Yesterday was a day for:

Mahalia Jackson: Live At Newport Jazz Festival

Brian Eno: I Dormienti

Fat Boy Slim: Praise You

Stereolab: John Cage Bubblegum/Jenny Ondioline

U. Srinivas & Michael Brook: Dream

and Garbage: Cherry Lips Remixes.

If only real life didn't get in the way of playing music....

	04-02-2005 16:10									#37
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quote: Originally posted by Agathon That Brian Eno Album that Molly recommended in another thread. Snoop Dogg (I just wanted to hear someone else swearing) Green Day - American Idiot The Doors - Morrison Hotel quote: Old-school punk. n00b!! Real old school punk: Iggy & the Stooges - Raw Power Can't beat transvestite Iggy on the cover.

Good stuff (well I haven't ever listened to Snoop Dogg, but I own everything else mentioned). Iggy rules!

	04-02-2005 17:43									#38
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	04-02-2005 19:21									#39
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I've only bought one CD this week - "Nkalakatha" by Mandoza, the first album of Kwaito I've ever bought and I'm quite happy with it.

I've borrowed a whole bunch of CDs from the public library though, from the Bullitt sountrack to a compo of African Disco tracks from the seventies, via Richard Hell, Atari Teenage Riot and Can.

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i've been spending an hour a day in my room, reading the paper, playing championship manager and listening to trance music this week mostly...

orkidea vs. super 8 - embrace (super 8 remix)
saint etteine - lose that girl (trouser enthusiasts remix)
blank & jones - nightclubbing (original mix)
mr phillips - stay alive (cosmic culture vocal mix)
vinyl groover & redhead - touch me
exor - the bells (exor 'white label' remix)
dark globe - break my world (wally lopez remix)
ohm boys - thinking of you (ohm boys remix)
matt darey - liberation 2005 (chiller twist remix)
mogwai - viola (brisky remix)

very much looking forward to the new wogwai album which is out soon

	05-02-2005 15:52									#41
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quote: Originally posted by Buck Birdseed I've borrowed a whole bunch of CDs from the public library though, from the Bullitt sountrack to a compo of African Disco tracks from the seventies, via Richard Hell, Atari Teenage Riot and Can.

I love the 'Bullitt' soundtrack. Even if the film were crap (which it ain't) that would be a good reason to have it.

Lalo Schiffrin: the man.

Can I've always liked- especially 'Soon Over Babaluma' and 'Ege Bamyasi'.

	05-02-2005 17:02									#42
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CD music:

Vivaldi
James
man-o-war
simon+garfunkel
Bathory
John Denver
Metallica
The Furreys
Clannad.

Game music:

The music in animal-crossing

the music in FFE

	05-02-2005 17:07									#43
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Listened to:

Patti Smith: Dream of Life

Propellerheads: History Repeating

Iggy Pop: The Idiot

Psychedelic Furs: Sister Europe & Love My Way & Heaven

Roxy Music: Live in Stockholm 74

Trio Erik Marchand: An Tri Breur

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	05-02-2005 17:12									#44
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I've been listening to a lot of Modest Mouse this week and I have tickets to his concert tomorrow. I wanted to get tickets to tonights but they were sold out.

Other then that Pixies, Franz Ferdinand, The Postal Service, and old Depeche Mode with a bit of the Cure tossed in.

	05-02-2005 21:02									#45
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quote: Patti Smith

Rock n Roll Nigger has been on high rotation this week.

	06-02-2005 05:01									#46
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I haven't been listening to much...

A bit of:
Soulwax - Any Minute Now

...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - bits and pieces of their last 3 albums. Their last one isn't quite as good as their earlier ones.

Outkast - Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, borrowed from my sister. I had expected I'd like The Love Below best. Then when I first skipped through it, Speakerboxxx seemed to be better, but I think I've settled on The Love Below now after all... I'm not sure if it's quite good enough for me to consider buying though.

At the moment I'm listening to:
Dälek - Absence - Some pretty wicked "heavy" rap (no I don't think that's a proper genre name, just how it feels to me). I'm liking it.

	06-02-2005 05:30									#47
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As of today: Fields of the Nephilim, Dawnrazor and Elizium.

I had these on tape from the early 90s, but I bought the CDs today.

	06-02-2005 06:16									#48
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Anthrax now. imitation of life.
and I was burning some CD's for my brother, so I admit I was listening to Motley Crue . I actually like their old stuff though. Live wire was actually a halfway heavy song.

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Right now, the b-52's selftitled debut. Now I think I'm going to listen to Can's Tago mago, though.

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quote: Originally posted by Agathon As of today: Fields of the Nephilim, Dawnrazor and Elizium. I had these on tape from the early 90s, but I bought the CDs today.

Kiddy-Goth!

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On the stereo now-

Bright Eyes- "Digital ashes in a digital urn"
Patrick Wolf- "Lycanthropy"
The Radio Dept- "Lesser matters"
The Raveonettes- "Whip it on"
Coil- "The golden hare with the voice of silver"

	06-02-2005 14:38									#52
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quote: Kiddy-Goth!

With cowboy hats and guns!!

Are you implying that there is serious Goth music?

	06-02-2005 14:39									#53
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You bet your arse there is- Killing Joke, Birthday Party. None more serious.

	06-02-2005 19:01									#54
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quote: Originally posted by Lazarus and the Gimp You bet your arse there is- Killing Joke, Birthday Party. None more serious.

Spookily serendipitous, Lazzy.


I listened to Jaz Coleman and Anne Dudley's 'Songs from the Victorious City' yesterday and thought back fondly to nights at Eighties discos listening to 'Release the Bats' and 'Requiem' and 'Follow the Leader'.

Also went back in time with Pulp, and listened to 'Common People' and 'Do You Remember the First Time?' and the Verve's 'Bitter Sweet Symphony'.

Then I just fancied some noise, so I put on Cabaret Voltaire's 'This is Entertainment' with the bass up high and Suicide's 'Live in Berlin'.

	06-02-2005 23:13									#55
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I have finally screened and went through all my new songs. . I had a few hundred new songs I had to check to make sure they were good copies and/or if I actually liked them. I like to experiment with different bands and such. The ones I didn't like I deleted. I tried Lacuna Coil, I just couldn't get into their music. It didn't draw me in.

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quote: You bet your arse there is- Killing Joke, Birthday Party. None more serious.

Sorry, the whole Goth thing is just daft. Either you realize it's a joke, or there's something really wrong. At least Fields are aware of how silly the whole thing is (hence their ripping off Ennio Morricone).

Goths are like drama students - in fact they are often drama students. What harsher indictment could there be?

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Today I was at Skärholmen market (which is the place in Stockholm to buy cheap, second-rate pirate copies of middle eastern music from questionable vendors). There I purchased for way too much money a CD of my Turkpop favourite Ebru Gündes (who has a hell of a voice despite looking somewhat like Kylie) and a compilation of recent Arabic pop music. Both are good, though the latter only has ten tracks which feels like a bit of a rip-off. Plus the track listings are all in arabic which makes it a bit hard to follow.

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You weren't there. You wouldn't understand.

The trailblazers- The Banshees, Birthday Party, Killing Joke- made astonishingly ferocious and deadly serious noise.

Then the kiddy bands like The Sisters, The Mission, Fields of the Naff discovered backcombing and turned it all into a turgid joke. There is no comparison. It's like saying Punk is a joke on the strength of hearing Busted and Blink 182.

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The last few days I have been listening to Ayreon - "Into The Electric Castle" a lot. Great CD!

	07-02-2005 00:51									#60
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This is the good stuff-

The Birthday Party- "Dead Joe"
The Birthday Party- "Release the bats"
Killing Joke- "Psyche"
Killing Joke- "Love like blood"
Killing Joke- "Exorcism"
Killing Joke- "The death and resurrection show"
Nick Cave- "The Mercy Seat"
The Gun Club- "Ghost on the highway"
Bauhaus- "In the flat field"

Get them down your neck and tell me it's a joke. It's bulging eyes and bulging veins all the way, not Amateur-dramatics posing.