So what are you listening to at the moment?

[USER1999]

It's his 1st album I just got.
Think I'll give the new one ago.

Just heard the new one. On first listen, it's not as good, but then my opinion may change after a few plays.

The first one is a great album. One of the best.

 

[Crazyface]

Not very pc, but I found a Macc Lads CD yesterday. Most enjoyable. Very funny lyrics.....on some tracks.

 

[Beezerk]

Not very pc, but I found a Macc Lads CD yesterday. Most enjoyable. Very funny lyrics.....on some tracks.

I used to listen to those back in the 80's (through a cousin of mine), however I revisited them last year and thought it was total poo

 

[Val]

Just heard the new one. On first listen, it's not as good, but then my opinion may change after a few plays.

The first one is a great album. One of the best.

Prefer the new one myself

 

[Beezerk]

The Doors live in 1969.

 

[Khamelion]

Blackberry Smoke, Black Mountain Shine and some Gin Blossoms

 

[Jack_bfc]

Charlatans new album. Went to see them on thursday at agreat venue in manc...

Albert hall...

 

[Tashyboy]

Godzilla on telly

 

[snell]

At the minute I can't stop listening to Sam Smith, I know he won't be to everyone's taste.....but boy what a voice!!!!

 

[tugglesf239]

Was listening to the legend/genius that is John Cooper Clarke earlier. Chicken Town and Transvestite had me in stitches. Class.



I'm a man trapped in a woman's body,
I feel like Maddona,
But look like Bill Oddie! :rofl:

Chicken Town lyrics would incur several infractions.

I love Chicken town.

Was actually introduced to it by the sopranos TV series.

One of the episodes fades out to the fast beast and spitefull lyrics

Superb stuff

 

[Beezerk]

At the minute I can't stop listening to Sam Smith, I know he won't be to everyone's taste.....but boy what a voice!!!!

Jesus mate, I worry about you sometimes

 

[snell]

Jesus mate, I worry about you sometimes

Haha i knew id get abuse off you!!

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Didn't really get Joy Division when at uni - but watched the BBC4 documentary last week and found myself 'getting' them more than I had. On saturday I dug out the Mrs' vinyl copy of Unknown Pleasures (she can't remember buying it but said she was keen to be trendy back then!) - stuck it on and - you know - I rather get it...even although Ian Curtis' vocals are a bid wonky at times (see also John Martyn, Dylan, Van Morrison for marmite tones) - they are part of the whole. Compared with a lot of late 70s music I think it stands up well to scrutiny today.

 

[Snelly]

Richard Hawley at the moment. Very good.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Was feeling very cool last night as I had a late night listen to The Dave Brubeck Quartet album Time Out which includes the sublime Blue Rondo a la Turk and Take 5. Oh blissful heavenly jazz.

 

[richart]

UFO. Lights out,(lights out in London) is a superb song.:thup:

 

[Piece]

In the car this morning on the way to Reading were Cloudkicker and David Cook.

 

[MizunoGreyhound]

Noel Gallaghers High flying birds,excellent album.

Same here. Really talented bloke, just a shame about his attitude sometimes.......

Also listening to Gavin Degraw as something different.

 

[Pin-seeker]

Same here. Really talented bloke, just a shame about his attitude sometimes.......

Also listening to Gavin Degraw as something different.

I actually think he's cool enough to pull the attitude off.

 

[6inchcup]

the fat old lard ar*e snoring in the bed next to mine,my heart monitor,nurses laughing in the corridor,wheels on the drug trolley and the young nurse coming to ask us if we want tea and toast.