old, new, used, scratched...anything goes! The ones u have 2 listen at least one a day...let's cherish diversity!


Here R mine!

and this one:


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these are the only two proper "albums" i'm playing regularly right now...





otherwise, i've been getting into throwing my mp3 player into shuffle mode and listening to whatever fate and technology has in store for me. that, and i've been listening to a lot of bowie bootleggage that has fallen my way of late.

Anxiety said:

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Anxiety said:

Man, and I thought my choices might be a lil' freaky
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thesexofit said:[quote]

believe it or not, he's kinda the hot shit right now.

Anxiety said:

Oh. Well not in the UK he isn't, and thats where it counts u know (well, if u want to hear it that is)

my top 5 TODAY are:

thesexofit said:

i'd typically even agree with you on that, only sufjan is a new(ish) artist from the states who's really worth hearing for a change.

chico4U said:

personnal favorite!

But where's:

Anxiety said:

U know I'd hate it . Even u know my (very limited) music tastes are strictly from one time era.

thesexofit said:[quote]

who is it?

thesexofit said:

oh, it's absolutely brilliant - you'd loathe it!

Anxiety said:

As much as u would loathe freedom williams



But, would u do him though?

thesexofit said:

great abs

*starts working out asap*

Sarah Vaughan's Greatest Hits - Sarah Vaughan
Who We Are Instead - Jars of Clay
With The Beatles - The Beatles
OK Computer - Radiohead
Jill Jones - Jill Jones

MikeMatronik said:

In all honestly, anxiety might like the nik Kershaw record I posted.

Lyrically it ain't pop at all. PLus its quite sombre production wise, with lovely instrumentation. Seriously

As for holly johnson? Maybe, its carnival sounding pop circa 1989 (shock). Hollys very gay, but I like it

thesexofit said:

i'd probably dig on the holly johnson album, though i can't help but think trevor horn was the only thing that made him interesting.

Anxiety said:

Holly works with dan hartman on "blast" (which is why I like it proberly), lyrically, hes a bit random, and his long notes do get irritating after a while

Do u know nik kershaw, as paligap does, and ironically no brit orgers seem to know him at all (he is a brit).

Its not commercial really, which is why it bombed I presume

I went on something of a spree this past week - this is what I'm listening to in between slowly making my way through the complete original twilight zone series:

World Party - Goodbye Jumbo

The Fall - Complete Peel Sessions box set

Wire - Pink Flag/Chairs Missing/154 box set

Venetian Snares - Winnipeg is a Frozen Shithole

The Fall - Perverted by Language

Well, you should all know my top 5 of all time, but here's my top 5 albums at the moment:










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Kinda on a New Order (or synth pop) kick lately:

Madonna- Something to Remember
Me'shell- Peace Beyond Passion
Kylie- Impossible Princess
George Michael- Patience
Dannii- Neon Nights
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Bright Eyes - It's Morning, I'm All Cracked Out
Sufjan Stevens - Illinois or noise or whatever (he is indeed the hot shit!)
Rilo Kiley - Take Offs and Landings
Gap Band - 12" Collection
Pernice Bros - Disover a Lovelier You

MendesCity said:

Haven't heard that one yet - I like World Wont Stop and Overcome by Happiness and (Scud Mountain Boys) Massachusetts an awful lot. Are you enjoying it?

(yes, I had to look up Massachusetts to make sure my spelling was correct)

damosuzuki said:

i love this album! 'private revolution' will always be my favorite, but this was a really nice follow-up. the e.p. from this album, 'thank you world', ain't half bad, either.

MikeMatronik said:

well, she's a given. you should know better.

MendesCity said: