30 Seconds to mars

i bought the album after hearing one song, i wub them

also alot of tori amos, ive been stressed

Errrrmmmmm.... looks on her computer desk....

The new Train CD "My Private Nation" is really good, i've also been listening to Van Halen's "Fair Warning" and their "Greatest Hits" CD... must find time to worm out the Van Halen II CD when i get the time

Definitely any track on the 12 stones album. Everytime I think I've picked a favourite I get hooked on a different pace of track.

Its stuck in my car cd player now

They do remind me of a band, but the name never quite finds the tip of my tongue

Helen Love - Radio Hits 1 & 2

The weather has been nice & the best thing for me is driving round in the summer time with the windows down blasting out Helen Love


Cos in the summertime, when the weather's fine we go rollercoasting

If not those albums, then I have been listening to The Poozies who are a Scottish folk band (which can get some very odd looks when played at full volume in traffic)

My Winamp seems to like Vanessa Carlton & Michelle Branch. It keeps playing their stuff over & over

Other than that, I just purchased the following:

Evanescence - Fallen
Foo Fighters - One By One
The Matrix Reloaded OST

But a compilation of Hoobastank songs has been in my CD player since I made it several months ago

(Edited by Taz 25/06/2003 13:43)

Anything out of:

Evanescence - Fallen
Metallica - St Anger
Linkin Park - Meteora (Still! )

These are scattered around my hi-fi right now:

Brand New- "Your Favorite Weapon"
Alkaline Trio/Hot Water Music Split EP
Taking Back Sunday- "Tell All Your Friends"
Alkaline Trio- "G******it"
and a Vagrant Records sampler "Another Year on the Streets"

On the computer I've been listening to the flash player on the Brand New site with some new tracks from "Deja Entendu" (which I will be purchasing online TODAY lest I explode), and a playlist which has something of an "eclectic mix" of Built to Spill, The Smiths, Sigur Ros, Saves the Day, The All-American Rejects, Count the Stars, Finch, Matt Skiba, Home Grown, Desaparecidos, and some others that I'm too tired right now to list.

Recommended? Everything I've heard of Brand New's "Deja Entendu" suggests a masterpiece. Sigur Ros' "( )" is beautiful. Ditto the latest Saves the Day album. I shouldn't have to be recommending The Smiths in this day and age.


(Edited by Linz 27/06/2003 11:08)

Well, the CD's that I have in my player right now are -

Common Rotation - The Big Fear
The Daredevil Soundtrack
The Very Best Air Guitar Vol. 1

Over the last week or so, I've been having an Offspring kick...any idea when their new album will be out btw?!!

(Edited by head2head 12/07/2003 20:53)

In my CD player right now:

The Darkness - Permission to Land
Electric Six - Fire
Liam Lynch - Fake Songs

And I've had Gay Bar stuck in my head for weeks! Just ask the people I've travelled with on the tube!!

Been on a Retro tip recently, and The Jesus & Mary Chain - Sound of Speed has been getting more than it's fair share of attention.

See, [goes into crotchety old man rant] back in my day we had proper bands, and proper music. Like Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Jesus Jones, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, My Bloody Valentine, The Pixies, Ride, De La Soul, Soul II Soul, KLF, Inspiral Carpets, Primal Scream, Metallica (before they sold their collective soul to the industry man), L7, Babes in Toyland, Curve, Jane's Addiction, Smashing Pumpkins (before he shaved his hair off and became a complete and utter ...), Prodigy (before they became self-parody), Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr, The Boo Radleys, The Chemical Brothers, Public Enemy, NWA, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, Nine Inch Nails, Hole, Massive Attack and Flowered Up. And I'm only stopping there because my brain's starting to hurt, and I can't remember most of the artists supplying the rave tunes, because I was always in a club off my head when it was on, and the name of who had produced the track never seemed that important.

Anyway, I feel sorry for kids today. Nowt new in the world of music and my generation did it best. [/rant]

(Edited by Jayjay 13/07/2003 17:05)

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by Jayjay
Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Jesus Jones, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, My Bloody Valentine, The Pixies, Ride, De La Soul, Soul II Soul, KLF, Inspiral Carpets, Primal Scream, Metallica (before they sold their collective soul to the industry man), L7, Babes in Toyland, Curve, Jane's Addiction, Smashing Pumpkins (before he shaved his hair off and became a complete and utter ...), Prodigy (before they became self-parody), Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr, The Boo Radleys, The Chemical Brothers, Public Enemy, NWA, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, Nine Inch Nails, Hole, Massive Attack and Flowered Up.

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Yeah, but I'm sure there were some good bands too....
*runs away*

Listening to a lot of Winger at the moment for some reason (80's "hair" band for those unfamiliar), and i've just gotten copies of both Kip Winger's solo albums which i intend to listen to when i get time

As an update

Electrix Six - Fire
Tsunami Bomb - The ultimate Escape
Matthew Good - Avalanche

Took Neko Case - Blacklisted into work to impose on everyone 'coz I hadn't listened to it for ages and 'coz I felt a bit under the weather this morning. I'd forgotten how cool it really is.

Other than that I've been giving my CD collection a rest lately. Over the last month, little bit of the Beach boys, some Norah Jones, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the Donnas, North Mississippi Allstars, the White Stripes, some Smash Mouth and a sprinkling of Neil Young.


BTW Is the Electric Six album any good? I had it in my hands today and chickened out.

(Edited by Not enough coffee 20/07/2003 17:32)

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by Not enough coffee
BTW Is the Electric Six album any good? I had it in my hands today and chickened out.

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Yeah it's very cool. All the songs are of a similar style to Danger High Voltage and Gaybar, but without being samey and repetitive. It's all very funky, groovy disco-rock feel-good tunes! And you can't go wrong with a song called 'Naked Pictures (Of Your Mother)'

Jane's Addiction - Just Because

God bless you Perry and Dave

OK...so I changed my CD's

I now have both the Common Rotation CD's and a CD of live Common Ro songs that I made myslef...

*obsessed much*

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by Spikeo
Jane's Addiction - Just Because

God bless you Perry and Dave

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Isn't it cool?! I heard the song on the radio one day last week and instantly loved it and went out and bought the single. To my shame I don't really know any other Jane's Addiction stuff, but I'm quite keen to rectify that.

So to those who know, how does this compare with their previous stuff/the rest of the new album?

Haven't heard the new stuff yet, but their three previous albums: Jane's Addiction, Ritual De Lo Habitual and Nothing's Shocking are all fan<edit>tastic! The accoustic version of Jane Says on Jane's Addiction everyone should be forced to listen to at some point in their life.

And then there's Pig's In Zen and indie standard Been Caught Stealing...

(Edited by Jayjay 22/07/2003 15:29)