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'Multiply'-Jamie Lidell | |
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JDINTERACTIVE said: 'Multiply'-Jamie Lidell
Very nice song! | |
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Ten top tips for today:
Oceansize - Ornament/The Last Wrongs (from Everyone into Position) Nick Drake - One of These Things First (from Bryter Layter) Patrick Wolf - Tristan (from Wind in the Wires) Rufus Wainwright - Cigarettes and Chocolate (from Poses) Sigur Ros - Svefn-g-englar (from Agaetis Byrjun) Gang of Four - At Home He's A Tourist (from Entertainment!) LCD Soundsystem - Losing My Edge (from LCD Soundsystem) Funkadelic - Maggot Brain (from Maggot Brain) Death In Vegas - Help Yourself (from Scorpio Rising) Cocteau Twins - Carolyn's Fingers (from Ble Bell Knoll) If you listen to all these gems your day will be enriched ten fold. "Art calls for complete mastery of techniques, developed by reflection within the soul."
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Funkster said: Cocteau Twins - Carolyn's Fingers (from Ble Bell Knoll)  "as prince goes poom poom poom poom
she go BOOMshockaLockaBOOM" -Shausler  | |
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BOOMshockaLockaBOOM said: Bob Marley and the Wailers-Misty Morning
one of the greatest BM&W songs of all time  dat's a goot one  | |
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Winter In My Heart by The Family Stand. By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! | |
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Sevendust- Waffle | |
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The Tea Party - Sister Awake | |
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isadora said: JDINTERACTIVE said: 'Multiply'-Jamie Lidell
Very nice song! You should see him live. He will blow your mind!
Another great song is... 'Satan You Lie' by Cash Money. | |
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TheFrog said: AdamB said: 
"Slang Tang, Thats the M.I.A. Thang" 
 
I frickin' love her. Even though she lost me a £25 bet on the Mercury Music Prize. I'd still (reluctantly*) bone her though. 
* reluctance not guaranteed I second that notion. I am however more of a Bucky Done Gone man meself. At Glasto she frickin owned the John Peel Tent. Sexy mammoth. "Art calls for complete mastery of techniques, developed by reflection within the soul."
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Sade ~ Punch Drunk | |
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Funkster said: TheFrog said:
I frickin' love her. Even though she lost me a £25 bet on the Mercury Music Prize. I'd still (reluctantly*) bone her though.
* reluctance not guaranteed I second that notion. I am however more of a Bucky Done Gone man meself. At Glasto she frickin owned the John Peel Tent. Sexy mammoth. I third it. Were you there ? I was watching the coverage on TV and would love to have been there (well except for the torrential rain and rivers of mud part of it). I share Froggy's grief - I didn't lose money on the Mercury prize - but I grieve because she was the most talented and original, and the most obvious choice and still didn't win, and even worse, lost to someone I've never even heard of. Boomtown Rats - Drag Me Down. Lemmy, Bowie, Prince, Leonard. RIP. |
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T. Rex - The Slider
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Rodney Hunter feat. Clumzy T, Ra Face & Ken Cesar - There's A Reason | |
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Leather Strip - Sex Dwarf | |
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AsylumUtopia said: Funkster said: I second that notion. I am however more of a Bucky Done Gone man meself. At Glasto she frickin owned the John Peel Tent. Sexy mammoth. I third it. Were you there ? I was watching the coverage on TV and would love to have been there (well except for the torrential rain and rivers of mud part of it). I share Froggy's grief - I didn't lose money on the Mercury prize - but I grieve because she was the most talented and original, and the most obvious choice and still didn't win, and even worse, lost to someone I've never even heard of. Boomtown Rats - Drag Me Down. Yeah I was there, grooving in the mud! When she did Galang the place erupted. She lost to Anthony & The Johnsons - a deserved winner. Hands down the best LP on the list. You really need this. Its the most evocative LP of the year, his voice is incredible. "Art calls for complete mastery of techniques, developed by reflection within the soul."
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Funkster said: AsylumUtopia said: I third it. Were you there ? I was watching the coverage on TV and would love to have been there (well except for the torrential rain and rivers of mud part of it). I share Froggy's grief - I didn't lose money on the Mercury prize - but I grieve because she was the most talented and original, and the most obvious choice and still didn't win, and even worse, lost to someone I've never even heard of. Boomtown Rats - Drag Me Down. Yeah I was there, grooving in the mud! When she did Galang the place erupted. I think I would've erupted too. btw, Bucky Done Gun's my favorite too. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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Funkster said: AsylumUtopia said: I third it. Were you there ? I was watching the coverage on TV and would love to have been there (well except for the torrential rain and rivers of mud part of it). I share Froggy's grief - I didn't lose money on the Mercury prize - but I grieve because she was the most talented and original, and the most obvious choice and still didn't win, and even worse, lost to someone I've never even heard of. Boomtown Rats - Drag Me Down. Yeah I was there, grooving in the mud! When she did Galang the place erupted. She lost to Anthony & The Johnsons - a deserved winner. Hands down the best LP on the list. You really need this. Its the most evocative LP of the year, his voice is incredible. Ooh, you lucky sod!
I saw her doing Galang, and even on the TV you could sense the atmosphere was electric. In fact, it was that performance that led me to go out and buy Arular, I'd never heard of her before then. They also showed her doing Bucky Done Gun and Pull up the People, as far as I can remember. So how come I've never heard of Anthony + Johnsons ? I mean, I've heard of M.I.A. and she's not around that long. What sort of music are they ? If they're all whiney and angst-ridden a-la David Gray / James Blunt / Paddy Casey then you can keep them. Lemmy, Bowie, Prince, Leonard. RIP. |
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Bucky Done Gun is happening
but right now I want to listen to Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me the Cure | |
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AsylumUtopia said: Funkster said: Yeah I was there, grooving in the mud! When she did Galang the place erupted. She lost to Anthony & The Johnsons - a deserved winner. Hands down the best LP on the list. You really need this. Its the most evocative LP of the year, his voice is incredible. Ooh, you lucky sod!
In fact, it was that performance that led me to go out and buy Arular, I'd never heard of her before then. Arular's her debut
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AnckSuNamun said: AsylumUtopia said: Ooh, you lucky sod!
In fact, it was that performance that led me to go out and buy Arular, I'd never heard of her before then. Arular's her debut
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AnckSuNamun said: AsylumUtopia said: Ooh, you lucky sod!
In fact, it was that performance that led me to go out and buy Arular, I'd never heard of her before then. Arular's her debut
Yes, I know, all I was saying was Glastonbury was the first time I'd heard of her, and she could have been around for quite a while before that, for all I knew. Lemmy, Bowie, Prince, Leonard. RIP. |
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AsylumUtopia said: Funkster said: Yeah I was there, grooving in the mud! When she did Galang the place erupted. She lost to Anthony & The Johnsons - a deserved winner. Hands down the best LP on the list. You really need this. Its the most evocative LP of the year, his voice is incredible. Ooh, you lucky sod!
I saw her doing Galang, and even on the TV you could sense the atmosphere was electric. In fact, it was that performance that led me to go out and buy Arular, I'd never heard of her before then. They also showed her doing Bucky Done Gun and Pull up the People, as far as I can remember. So how come I've never heard of Anthony + Johnsons ? I mean, I've heard of M.I.A. and she's not around that long. What sort of music are they ? If they're all whiney and angst-ridden a-la David Gray / James Blunt / Paddy Casey then you can keep them. Ahhh, chief - you have no idea how far you are from Anthony & The Johnsons with reference to those turd-bags you list above. Gray David et al are all products of the supermarket age we live in where music can be produced and packaged off to the Waitrose/ASDA and the mums and dads can buy the latest 'pop' shite while queuing up at check out. Anyways, Anthony is such a special talent - he is completely unique and I recommend you buy his I Am A Bird Now LP now - its immense; although it may strike you as completely off the wall to begin with - but all the best LPs are worth perservering with. If you wish further insight into the genius of this LP take a look here http://www.metacritic.com...2005.shtml His LP is standing fourth in the year's top album reviews which takes in all the averages of media reviews. You'll notice Arular is seventh - and only a solitary point behind. Both LPs are completely rich with unique treasures. Also on that list is LCD Soundsystem - another LP I highly recommend - that too has hardly been off my jukebox this year - and he played Glasto too - James Murphy is a contemporary wizard. "Art calls for complete mastery of techniques, developed by reflection within the soul."
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"I Am the Walrus" - The Beatles
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Johnny Cash: It takes one to know me I woke up sunday morning with no way to hold my head that didn't hurt
and the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad so I had one more for dessert | |
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Dirty little secret | |
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theSpark said: http://caryaria.com/mpeg3/ruins/alison.mp3
WTF?!? DOWNLOAD THIS SONG NOW!!!!! I expect reviews on this. | |
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no you fallopian tube
that was meant for spark [Edited 10/4/05 21:11pm] | |
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