Albums you haven't listened to for ages but then when you do listen to them you wonder why you didn't listen to them for ages

[Lineker's Left Foot]

Listened to in the last week:

Nick Warren-Global Underground 011: Budapest

Darren Emerson-Global Underground 020: Singapore

Late of the Pier-Fantasy Black Channel

Simple Minds-Real to Real Cacophony

Echo and the Bunnymen-Ocean Rain

Good call Head Honcho with Reel to Real Cacophony by Simple Minds. Just loved listening to Blue Nile's Hats for first time in ages - sublime.

[Collier]

[ajthefox]

So much better than anything they made after..

Edited 28 November 2010 by ajthefox

[Finnegan]

You inspired me.

[StanSP]

[FoxyPV]

You inspired me.

Without you I'm nothing is better.

Rediscovered it recently and haven't stopped listening to it.

[Finnegan]

Really? It's probably my least favourite of the first three. I think Black Market Music and the self titled are brilliant but, save Pure Morning and Every You Every Me (which is, admittedly, probably my favourite Placebo song) I think it's a bit 'meh' really.

[StanSP]

What do you think of Battle for the Sun, their latest?

[Finnegan]

What do you think of Battle for the Sun, their latest?

Haven't heard it.

Thought Sleeping With Ghosts was a bit average, to be honest, and didn't bother with Meds.

Sad fact of life #353: the less drugs Brian Molko took the better his quality of life got and the more his song writing sucked.

This could just be my natural prejudice against all music released after about 2003, though.

Edited 29 November 2010 by Finnegan

[Libertine]

I thought it was pretty tosh anyway.

[purpleronnie]

ooh, i have this on vinyl, thus haven't listed to it in yonks.

as LP covers go, it is right up there, and reminds me of how crap CDs are - it's so glossy, quite a wonderful thing to behold.

Get yourself a record player you won't regret it.

[Finnegan]

(No, honestly, it's brilliant.)

[FoxyPV]

Really? It's probably my least favourite of the first three. I think Black Market Music and the self titled are brilliant but, save Pure Morning and Every You Every Me (which is, admittedly, probably my favourite Placebo song) I think it's a bit 'meh' really.

Associated Teen Angst memories with it due to playing this in conjunction with it

Still think on the whole it's a good album.

[Finnegan]

[rico]

Edited 30 November 2010 by rico

[Trav Le Bleu]

I'm practically kicking myself for not having listened to this for a few years.

[Haydos]

Jamie T - Panic Prevention

Not listened to it really since the summer. It's getting some airtime again.

[SOCCERROO FOX]

[SOCCERROO FOX]

[Haydos]

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

Great shout with Panic Prevention, Haydos. Proper album to bang on in sweltering heat, that one.

Gave this a listen for the first time in a long while the other day, still quality.

[StanSP]

They're a shadow of what they are now than what they were back when this was out. Probably haven't listened to it fully since around start of 2009.

[Haydos]

Gave this a listen for the first time in a long while the other day, still quality.

Right back at you

Used to be a night driving album for me. Call Me Ishmael gets hammered every once in a while, propppppa tune liiiiiiiiike!

[SOCCERROO FOX]

No Cigar AND Fox take me right back to being 14-15 again. I brought the CD with me so when i leave work tonight the 1 hour drive home will have Millencolin crancked to the max with plenty of distorshun from my factory made speakers

[Mark]

Not an album, but just listened to Explosions in the sky - It's Natural To Be Afraid.