Daggers Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 With the availabilty of mp3's cluttering up my hard drive in an exponential way, there are only a few old albums that still get heavy play in Casa De Disco Bob. As we sit here, doing our holiday pictures and learning to write in our holiday books me and the kids are rocking out to SCREAMADELICA. God, how much do I love that album! We're going to listen to My Bloody Valentine next, and then some Pixies. No, a lot of Pixies. What have you got, over a few years old, that still gets rotation?
Janx Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 With the availabilty of mp3's cluttering up my hard drive in an exponential way, there are only a few old albums that still get heavy play in Casa De Disco Bob. As we sit here, doing our holiday pictures and learning to write in our holiday books me and the kids are rocking out to SCREAMADELICA. God, how much do I love that album! We're going to listen to My Bloody Valentine next, and then some Pixies. No, a lot of Pixies. What have you got, over a few years old, that still gets rotation? Stone Roses Neil Young The Who Swing out sister <_< Nirvana Radiohead Not exactly "old" apart from NY and Who
Head Honcho Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 Just been listening to Tony De Vit-Global Underground(Hong Kong) Will listen to soon The Jam-Setting Sons The Clash-The Clash The Cure-Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me Air-Moon Safari
Daggers Posted 3 August 2006 Author Posted 3 August 2006 Nirvana Radiohead I never listen to this pair anymore - whenever my hand hovers over the CD it lingers there for a brief while before moving on. The time spent lingering over Nirvana is incredibly brief these days. Air-Moon Safari There's something I don't consciously put on, but I've plugged it into a chilled playlist whenever I want to do some thinking/get on with a bit of work.
Head Honcho Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 I never listen to this pair anymore - whenever my hand hovers over the CD it lingers there for a brief while before moving on. The time spent lingering over Nirvana is incredibly brief these days. There's something I don't consciously put on, but I've plugged it into a chilled playlist whenever I want to do some thinking/get on with a bit of work. Sometimes I just play La Femme D'Argent 20 times on the trot
Janx Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 Sometimes I just play La Femme D'Argent 20 times on the trot I have Air. and Zero 7 on a loop! THey arent exactly old though, but I have worn them down to being see thr ough!
Nationwider Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 The Stone Roses ~ The Stone Roses Primal Scream ~ Screamadelica De La Soul ~ 3ft High And Rising The Smiths ~ The Queen Is Dead
Nationwider Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 <---------- Of course! Forgot them, they're in my car.
Daggers Posted 3 August 2006 Author Posted 3 August 2006 Of course! Forgot them, they're in my car. Must be a bugger when you go away for the weekend with the Missus NW. Where do you put the luggage? Sorry. I'm a coat-getting as I finish this already...
Daggers Posted 4 August 2006 Author Posted 4 August 2006 New Boots and Panties... never out the car! I'm getting a mighty fine impression of you, young Jankers, mighty fine. I was just about to add ~ anything by Ian Dury!
Janx Posted 4 August 2006 Posted 4 August 2006 I'm getting a mighty fine impression of you, young Jankers, mighty fine. I was just about to add ~ anything by Ian Dury!
Deathside Posted 4 August 2006 Posted 4 August 2006 Arséholes, bástards, fúckin cúnts and pricks Those lyrics alone sold truck loads of new boots But regardless of that gimmickry - it is firmly established as an all time classic
Daggers Posted 5 August 2006 Author Posted 5 August 2006 PWEI. I think I'm the only fan left in the world. Pee Doub-le You E Eye Pee DoubleYou E Eye The best thing out of Brum aside from ELO. And maybe Roy Wood. But definitely not Neds (who didn't really come from Brum). So, almost the best thing from Brum. And lets forget about the Wonderstuff because they don't really count ever since Miles Hunt disappeared up his own arse. Oh, but what about Ozzy?
Janx Posted 18 August 2006 Posted 18 August 2006 Ive found another on my PC at work.... Brendan Benson... Lapalco.. why? who knows, but I love his catchy little ditties... I know nothing about him, where he came from or where he has gone since, but I love this album...
Janx Posted 18 August 2006 Posted 18 August 2006 feck me... I didnt even know he was in the Raconteurs!! What a sh1t fer brayns!
Filbert_Ross Posted 18 August 2006 Posted 18 August 2006 Just been listening to Tony De Vit-Global Underground(Hong Kong) you mean Tokyo or Tel Aviv?
The People's Hero Posted 18 August 2006 Posted 18 August 2006 Heres another... DOVES - LAST BROADCAST Get yerself some FlatCat. All us cool kids are listening to it
Ultra Posted 21 August 2006 Posted 21 August 2006 Listened to Big Country's "The Crossing" on the way home from Cov. Forgotten what an 80s rock classic that album was!
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