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Currently listening to Execution by Defective Audio on my Frantic Euphoria Album (Disc 1).
Army by Ben Folds Five
Some very funky, stylish indie/piano stuff going on with Ben Folds Five, or indeed just Ben Folds on his own. I heartily recommend it.
Quote: from Zoz on 4:37 pm on Dec. 10, 2004[br]Babyshambles aren’t that bad, not great by any means but the whole Doherty thing really started to p**s<br> me off.
Even the Independent, who usually can’t be arsed with such obvious rubbish, ran a columnist one day saying "let’s just leave the poor guy alone to get over his problems", only to in the following week’s review have a full spread interview with him and his drugs "hell". A candidate for Private Eye’s scathing contempt if ever I saw it. <br>
I agree. We always get the NME but I’m getting sick of seeing their faces on the cover and new exclusive interviews inside. They keep saying they’re not condoning drugs, but they’re sure as hell making a big celebrity of the guy doing them!
Snooky Pryor & his Mississippi Wrecking Crew! as you may be able to tell from my username, I’m a big Blues fan! anybody else out there? to me the Blues go hand in hand with horse Racing! "Damned right I got dem Blues" :cool:
At the moment ; Eye of the Tiger by Survivor.
However , I can feel a bit of Sinatra coming on in the next few minutes :)
Quote: from LetsGetRacing on 3:52 am on Dec. 14, 2004[br]At the moment ; Eye of the Tiger by Survivor.
However , I can feel a bit of Sinatra coming on in the next few minutes :)
<br>a late one eh LGR?
The Departure – Be My Enemy
Quote: from wizard o odds on 10:55 am on Dec. 15, 2004[br]The Who – My Generation. "Olden but Golden"<br>
<br>Top stuff.
I was listening to Derek and the Dominoes – Layla – top stuff.
‘We’ve got the Razorlight album FU. Vice is my favourite. I’d love to see them live; I’ve heard they’re brilliant’
Burroughhill, Razorlight are ok live, saw them at Astoria, but still a poorman’s Libertines IMO. Lib’s are a superb experience live.
Currently listening to Libertines, Babyshambles, King of Leon (A.S.H is a v. good album and seeing them tonight!). Also like Delgardos.
Wilsonl, Tom Waits? Nice choice, personal favourites are ‘Step right up’ and ‘Burma Shave’.
The Wedding Present – ‘Sticky’
Gedge has reformed his band – they’ve released so many albums that I didn’t have any – and I’m picking thru their back catalogue.
Interstate5 is a great new single with an album to follow in the New Year – anyone catch their short set on the Peel Tribute on R1 last Thursday?<br>Suddenly 2005 seems brighter!
Quote: from Prufrock on 11:55 pm on Dec. 2, 2004[br]This might not play well with the posse, but I’m currently listening to Aphex Twin’s "Ambient Works" and am shortly going to put Boards of Canada’s "Geogaddi" on. I’m a bit of an ambient/experimental type but managed to segue Radiohead and Divine Comedy a bit earlier……….
So there.<br>
<br>"Geogaddi" is a mighty album, respect. As for Divine Comedy, his smugger-than-thou stuff annoyed as much as it delighted, but the recent "Absent Friends" is a career highlight, absolutely delightful.
Jeremy<br>(graysonscolumn)<br>
Jeremy Grayson. Son of immigrant. Adoptive father of two. Metadata librarian. Freelance point-to-point / horse racing writer, analyst and commentator wonk. Loves music, buses, cats, the BBC Micro, ale. Advocate of CBT, PACE and therapeutic parenting. Aspergers.
Quote: from Meshaheer on 2:17 am on Dec. 8, 2004[br]Yeah Martin, the Annual is a bit disappointing overall. Haven’t actually got Clubland 6 but my dad has bought it so I guess I’ll get a copy and check it out. (In case you were wondering my dad is into hard house and trance and usually nicks all my CDs!!!):o <br>
<br>Ach, this trance stuff defeats me completely. I prefer the old Detroit techno, mid to late 80s house music (whoever’s just released a mauled version of "Strings of Life" needs inhumanely destroying this instant!) and all that pummeling hardcore u know the score stuff from the early 90s.
Dance music interests me appreciably less nowadays, although some of the happy hardcore Peel played right up to his end kicks botty, and the odd bit of speed garage or gabba is always welcome.
Jeremy<br>(graysonscolumn)<br>
(Edited by graysonscolumn at 12:56 am on Feb. 6, 2005)
Jeremy Grayson. Son of immigrant. Adoptive father of two. Metadata librarian. Freelance point-to-point / horse racing writer, analyst and commentator wonk. Loves music, buses, cats, the BBC Micro, ale. Advocate of CBT, PACE and therapeutic parenting. Aspergers.
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