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celtopunk
5th October 2003, 01:37
What do people have in their Cd players/ tape decks/record players etc, right now?
Here's mine:
1) INCITERS - "MOVING ON"
2) FERMIN MUGURUZA - "FM 99 DUB MANIFEST"
3) Buddy Guy - "The best of Buddy Guy"
4) And a CDR of a miners benefit CD featuring Billy Bragg, Attila the Stockborker, the Neurotics, the Redskins and others.

ComradeJunichi
5th October 2003, 01:45
All my cds are burned.

dopediana
5th October 2003, 01:51
janis joplin at this very moment. album- pearl. song- tell mama

Dr. Rosenpenis
5th October 2003, 01:51
In the CD player I have all my CDs. I havea 51-CD changer, you see.

Right now I'm listening to Houses of the Holy by Led Zeppelin.

Rastafari
5th October 2003, 01:56
a cassette.

Knowledge 6 6 6
5th October 2003, 12:02
Bob Marley - Exodus (Deluxe Edition)
Rage Against the Machine - Battle of Los Angeles
Nas - It was Written
Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire
Nas - the Lost Tapes
Talib Kweli - Reflection Eternal/Train of Thought
John Lennon - Legend

:), mp3-CD Player, by the way...

shakermaker
5th October 2003, 15:08
Rage against the machine: battle of los angeles
R.E.M.: automatic for the people
John Frusciante: to record only water for ten days ...not sure did I write album name right?

Regicidal Insomniac
5th October 2003, 15:39
Various- El Che Vive

And all the rest are burnt at the moment.

Rastafari
5th October 2003, 15:40
Originally posted by Knowledge 6 6 [email protected] 5 2003, 08:02 AM
Bob Marley - Exodus (Deluxe Edition)
Rage Against the Machine - Battle of Los Angeles
Nas - It was Written
Rage Against the Machine - Evil Empire
Nas - the Lost Tapes
Talib Kweli - Reflection Eternal/Train of Thought
John Lennon - Legend

:), mp3-CD Player, by the way...
Exodus Deluxe Edition has "Roots" and the 15 minute Punky Reggae Party Dub. Yum

lifetrnal
5th October 2003, 16:48
At this current juncture I'm into to a couple things...

1. Bright Eyes
2. The Counting Crows
3. Azure Ray
My revolutionary music:
1. The Couo
2. Dead Prez (a little too african nationalist, but good)
3. Rage

sugarcandy113
5th October 2003, 17:05
CD player - Further Seems Forever - How To Start A Fire
Tape - Brand New - Deja Entendu
Walkman - Thursday - Full Collapse

Sasafrás
5th October 2003, 17:17
RIGHT NOW?

Well, I have this burned CD of pop music like Jordan Knight, N'Sync, Backstreet Boys, Madonna, etc.

:)

Recently, the soundtrack to "Mambo Kings" and the "Putumayo Presents Cuba" CD.

Hampton
5th October 2003, 17:48
Right now it's the Tupac Rap Phenomenon mixtape, Strike Anywhere's newest album, and Wesley Willis all burnt because I'm a cheap bastard.

schumi
5th October 2003, 18:16
A burned copy of "The Beatles - One"

Dr. Rosenpenis
5th October 2003, 19:34
now i'm listening to A Momentary Lapse of Reason by Pink Floyd

mentalbunny
5th October 2003, 19:59
A copied Tatu in original russian, the real stuff, none of this crappy translated stuff!

Or Rancid - Indestructible,

or a compilation my friend made containing Ani DiFranco, Idlewild, Buffseeds, The Smiths (morrisey is god!), Radiohead and Badly Drawn Boy.

Other stuff I've been listening to -

Mars Volta - Deloused in the comatorium
The Cooper Temple Clause (new album)
Thursday (new album)

Pity I didn't get to see Thursday this weekend, the problems of boarding school stopping you going to gigs! But at least I'll probably get to meet Funeral for a friend next week when they come to Margate!!

lifetrnal
5th October 2003, 20:04
Rancid is goo too...

Comrade Ceausescu
5th October 2003, 22:20
a cassette. :lol:

nappy roots-wodden leather
jay z-the blueprint
rolling stones-that 2 disc greatest hits one.

RAGING BULL
5th October 2003, 22:26
Mogwai-Happy Songs For Happy People

I have also started to listen my old Blur albums form the 90's again.

Now he lives in a house, a very big house in the countreeeyy :D

Dr. Rosenpenis
5th October 2003, 22:27
Now I'm listening to Aftermath by the Roling Stones

Zombie
5th October 2003, 22:33
a cassette? pfff, i have a good old vinyl playing in my cd player right now... you're so far behind man!

FatFreeMilk
5th October 2003, 23:01
In my cd player right now *lemme go see*ok Metalica- St. anger (so what! this guy gave it to me :P )and Janis Joplin greatist hits :D

RAGING BULL
5th October 2003, 23:04
Originally posted by [email protected] 5 2003, 11:01 PM
Metalica- St. anger (so what! this guy gave it to me :P )

You must kill this guy.

FatFreeMilk
5th October 2003, 23:10
no no, I like that song st.anger. but that's about it so don't be alarmed :P In plus the guy that gave it to me is a hottie :D

RAGING BULL
5th October 2003, 23:30
Originally posted by [email protected] 5 2003, 11:10 PM
In plus the guy that gave it to me is a hottie :D
oh, ok, that explains it all.

Dr. Rosenpenis
5th October 2003, 23:44
Now i'm listening to Meaty, Beaty, Big, and Bouncy by the Who.

Rastafari
5th October 2003, 23:50
haha
"In the Court of the Crimson King," By King Crimson.

so ahead of its time in 1969. 21st century Schizoid Man is the best!
They remind me of Tull for some reason...
http://users.utu.fi/petolo/crimson/court.jpghttp://users.utu.fi/petolo/crimson/court2.jpg

FatFreeMilk
5th October 2003, 23:59
aye guey, those pictures scared me!

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th October 2003, 00:43
Now i'm listening to Get Your Wings by Aerosmith

Rastafari
6th October 2003, 00:51
Listen to King Crimson, VC, I guarantee you will love them

truthaddict11
6th October 2003, 00:59
"I Dont Know" Ozzy Osbourne from The Essential Ozzy Osbourne

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th October 2003, 01:07
now i'm listening to A Hard Day's Night by the Beatles

I'll check that out, Rasta, I trust your taste. ;)

Rastafari
6th October 2003, 01:19
they opened for Tull before, which is an insult, I guess :P

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th October 2003, 01:42
now I'm listening to Help by the Beatles

Anarchist Freedom
6th October 2003, 01:54
outkast-hey ya, bombs over baghdad and so fresh so clean

roots-seed 2.0

rage against the machine- born of a broken man , calm like a bomb

hendrix-easy rider

aphex twin- milk man

incubus- echo

311-creatures (for a while)

janes addiction- jane says ,just because

audioslave- gasoline, set it off

thats what im listening to now!



:che:

Rastafari
6th October 2003, 02:07
Jane says is awesome live

BXs Prophet
6th October 2003, 02:21
Big Pun - Endangered Species
Krs-One- Step Into A World
Bone Thugs N Harmony - E. 1999

:ph34r:

(*
6th October 2003, 03:18
Pearl Jam live in Tokyo, Japan from the Riot Act 2003 tour.

andresG
6th October 2003, 03:24
Pete Rock and CL Smooth- Mecca and the Soul Brother

Too funky for all of y'all.

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th October 2003, 03:37
now I'm listening to Rubber Soul by the Beatles

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th October 2003, 04:06
now I'm listening to Let it Be by the Beatles

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th October 2003, 04:46
now I'm listening to The Beatles Anthology 3 by the Beatles
it's a best-of album of the last third of the beatles' carreer
I am a big enough fan of the Beatles that i should not have a best-of album, but unfortunately someone gave it to me for christmas.

ÑóẊîöʼn
6th October 2003, 05:35
I'm curently listening to 'This is... Chilled Trance' CD 2:

04 Angel - Equator
08 Babies from Gong Feat. Zu Zu - Decadent Butterfly

These are the only two tracks I like out of them.

Rastafari
6th October 2003, 12:11
Listening to the entire "Hit the Road" album by Big Youth. So I can find Cani's quote!

Zafiro
6th October 2003, 13:22
Listening to world music. I like the samba songs in the collection. :D

Danton
6th October 2003, 15:13
Barcelona, Zona Bastarda.. A collection of hybrids and mutations reflecting the citys diverse musical influences...
Fucking brilliant!

harely
6th October 2003, 16:18
Rarezas - Heroes del Silencio

Fin de Siglo - El Tri

Donde Jugaran las Niñas- Molotov
:D

Dr. Rosenpenis
7th October 2003, 03:51
now I'm listening to The Very Best of David Bowie by David Bowie

Hampton
7th October 2003, 04:14
Iron Madien's Number of the Beast found its way into my CD player today. I forgot how much they rule.

Dr. Rosenpenis
7th October 2003, 04:33
Oh-oh-oh-oooh little China girl :lol:
oh-oh-oh-oooh little China girl

:lol:
I think I'm a little drunk :lol:

Dr. Rosenpenis
7th October 2003, 05:02
i'm afraid of Americans
i'm afraidof the world
I'm afraid I can't helpit
I'm afraid i cant
johnys in America

JESUS!!!!
that song will give you a fucking seizure!! :blink:

Dr. Rosenpenis
7th October 2003, 05:04
now I'm listening to the Best of Chicago by Chicago
nevermind *skips CD* i don't wanna listen to 'em
I'm actualy listening to the very best of Cream by Cream

mentalbunny
7th October 2003, 12:06
I forgot to mention Serge Gainsbourg!

And I might be going to see Jane's addiction on hallowe'en, depends what my mum says.

truthaddict11
7th October 2003, 12:07
The Clash and
Your Choice Live Series with The (International) Noise Conspiracy

RAGING BULL
7th October 2003, 13:34
I'm listening to London Calling for the 17463859376th time. I never get tired of it.

Invader Zim
7th October 2003, 14:34
Black Dog on My Shoulder

Manic street preachers

DayOfTheDestroyer
7th October 2003, 14:41
Mustard Plug-Yellow #5

El Brujo
7th October 2003, 17:53
Suicidal Tendencies - Still Cyco After All These Years

Purple
7th October 2003, 18:10
metallica - ...and justice for all

commieboy
7th October 2003, 19:23
Paul Marcarney's Back in the US CD.....ever since i went to his concert i've rekindled old feelings for the bunch..

plus my dad is an old beatles fan so its only natural i like them

El Commandante
7th October 2003, 20:02
The story of The Clash

Sasafrás
7th October 2003, 21:45
Lauryn Hill UNPlugged

Eastside Revolt
7th October 2003, 21:46
Dead Prez the mixtape.

celtopunk
7th October 2003, 22:21
Dr. Calypso

Rastafari
7th October 2003, 23:14
The Doors- LA Woman

Jefferson Airplane- Bless its Pointed Little Head

Zombie
7th October 2003, 23:27
"when loves comes to town", bono and bbking

Zombie
7th October 2003, 23:30
i made an mp3 cd yesterday, probably my best.
albums by janis joplin, the doors, pink floyd, queen, simon and garfunkel, U2 and tori amos. 179 songs in total.

"Cecilia", byt S&G is playing right now.

Dr. Rosenpenis
8th October 2003, 02:19
Queen Greatest Hits I by Queen

Rastafari
8th October 2003, 02:28
Originally posted by [email protected] 7 2003, 07:30 PM
i made an mp3 cd yesterday, probably my best.
albums by janis joplin, the doors, pink floyd, queen, simon and garfunkel, U2 and tori amos. 179 songs in total.

"Cecilia", byt S&G is playing right now.
cool

Purple
8th October 2003, 10:33
bad religion - 80-85, for the moment....

Danton
8th October 2003, 16:05
Macaco - Rhumba Submarino.... On a test press, unreleased, rare as rocking horse shit...Sucka's

Dr. Rosenpenis
8th October 2003, 17:28
gahahhahaggahgagahh!!!!!
I can't stand it!!
I'm forcefuly listening to Rush Limbaugh-Sean Hanitty whatever!
I can't fucking tell teh difference
It's some sadistic AM talk show
My step dad left it on
....on purpose I think
....really loud
I'm too fucking lazy to go turn it off
:(

Dr. Rosenpenis
8th October 2003, 18:29
Queen is a communist band, read this:

Innuendo

One two three four

Ooh ooh

While the sun hangs in the sky and the desert has sand
While the waves crash in the sea and meet the land
While there's a wind and the stars and the rainbow
Till the mountains crumble into the plain

Oh yes, we'll keep on trying
Tread that fine line
Oh, we'll keep on trying
Yeah
Just passing our time

Ooh ooh

While we live according to race, colour or creed
While we rule by blind madness and pure greed
Our lives dictated by tradition, superstition, false religion
Through the eons and on and on

Oh, yes, we'll keep on trying, yeah
We'll tread that fine line
Oh oh we'll keep on trying
Till the end of time
Till the end of time

Through the sorrow all through our splendour
Don't take offence at my innuendo

Duh duh duh duh duh duh duh
Duh duh duh duh duh duh duh duh duh duh duh

You can be anything you want to be
Just turn yourself into anything you think that you could ever be
Be free with your tempo, be free, be free
Surrender your ego - be free, be free to yourself

Ooh ooh, yeah

If there's a God or any kind of justice under the sky
If there's a point, if there's a reason to live or die
Ha, if there's an answer to the questions we feel bound to ask
Show yourself - destroy our fears - release your mask
Oh yes, we'll keep on trying
Hey, tread that fine line
(Yeah) yeah
We'll keep on smiling, yeah
(Yeah) (yeah) (yeah)
And whatever will be - will be
We'll just keep on trying
We'll just keep on trying
Till the end of time
Till the end of time
Till the end of time

El Commandante
8th October 2003, 19:22
Jeff Buckley ... Grace

Really shame that he died in the way he did - true talent.

Hampton
8th October 2003, 20:44
Jedi Mind Tricks- Visions of Gandhi

Rastafari
8th October 2003, 20:59
which one is the band, you Mod-God?

Andrei Kuznetsov
8th October 2003, 22:51
Depeche Mode, Some Great Reward

Hampton
9th October 2003, 01:15
Originally posted by [email protected] 8 2003, 03:59 PM
which one is the band, you Mod-God?
Talkin to me right? Cuz Jedi Mind Tricks is the group and Visions of Gandhi is the album.

Am I the only nerd who thinks that it's intresting to see what people liesten to on a daily basis?

Rastafari
9th October 2003, 01:36
I think its interesting to track it along. I also think it is more interesting if its what I listen too as well...

Dr. Rosenpenis
9th October 2003, 03:13
listening to The Best of the Jimi Hendrix Experience by The Jimi Hendrix Experience

Rastafari
9th October 2003, 04:10
"Best of" albums are for soulless people!

Dr. Rosenpenis
9th October 2003, 04:15
I know, comarde, I know. Normaly I hate best-of albums, but when it comes to classic rock, it's just too hard, expensive, and time-consuming to buy all of a band's albums.

Now I'm listening to Led Zeppelin I by Led Zeppelin

Rastafari
9th October 2003, 04:22
Hell, Led Zeppelin had 4 best of albums as far as I'm concerned. I-IV. So good. Physical Graffitti had Kashmir, but thats about all...


I think the only best of collection I have is from (don't laugh!) Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Dr. Rosenpenis
9th October 2003, 04:37
Yes, all of Led Zeppelin's songs are excellent. You forgot Houses of the Holy. It was also a very good album.

celtopunk
10th October 2003, 10:31
Originally posted by [email protected] 9 2003, 04:10 AM
"Best of" albums are for soulless people!
"Greatest Hits albums are for housewives and little girls." Bruce McCulloch (Kids in the Hall) from his piece "Doors Fan".

Invader Zim
10th October 2003, 11:12
"Never mind the bollocks here's the "Sex Pistols"

Holidays in the sun.

El Commandante
10th October 2003, 19:21
Hundred Reasons ---- Ideas above our station

Purple
10th October 2003, 21:13
Evergrey.... dont remember the title........

Sasafrás
10th October 2003, 21:59
"Quality" by Talib Kweli....

El Commandante
10th October 2003, 22:05
Mezzanine by Massive Attack - I listen to a lot of music

Dr. Rosenpenis
11th October 2003, 04:52
The Very Best of Cream by Cream

Hampton
11th October 2003, 05:02
Canibus- Rip the Jacker

Invader Zim
11th October 2003, 14:15
Mine always changes, currently im listening to stuff like the sex pistols, but about a month I was listening to Meat Loaf, and about a month before then I was listening to stuff like coldplay and radio head.

But I have always liked stuff like Placebo and the Manic street preachers.

What do you guys listen to and how does it change.

dopediana
11th October 2003, 15:03
"acoustic disc" -- 100% music by jerry garcia and david grisman

celtopunk
11th October 2003, 19:57
Currently a lot of soul, ska and non-english singing punk.

Comrade Ceausescu
11th October 2003, 20:12
i'm always a hip hop head.but lately i've been checking out a lot of classic 60's rock.i.e. grateful dead,and the rolling stones.

Sasafrás
11th October 2003, 22:43
I love Latin all the time. I've been listening to a lot of Shakira lately.

I am also currently really into neo-soul.

atlanticche
11th October 2003, 22:52
i usually like heavy metal and grunge but at the moment i really like stuff like a Perfect Circle

Jesus Christ
12th October 2003, 00:06
Billy Joel, Elton John, Phantom Planet, Journey :D , Elvis Costello, Rush, Primus

celtopunk
12th October 2003, 14:00
The Adjusters - Storm Warning

celtopunk
12th October 2003, 14:01
Originally posted by Sasafrá[email protected] 11 2003, 10:43 PM
I love Latin all the time. I've been listening to a lot of Shakira lately.

I am also currently really into neo-soul.
What artists would you consider neo-soul?

ComradeJunichi
12th October 2003, 16:25
MOTHER FUCKING OI!!!!!!

And ska, reggae, punk.

Goldfinger
12th October 2003, 16:54
nu jazz and all of Prince's music

dannie
12th October 2003, 17:28
i listen to a lot atm, mostly heavy/power metal and just plain rock like anouk, the scabs, stuff like that

dannie
12th October 2003, 17:30
winamp says :
nick cave & the bad seeds - the wheeping song

Comrade Ceausescu
12th October 2003, 17:51
right now the songs i'm listening to are
young gunz-cant stop,wont stop
the grateful dead-casey jones
glenn miller orchestra-pennsylvania 6 5000

Rastafari
12th October 2003, 18:21
nu jazz isn't jazz.

Purple
12th October 2003, 18:25
black metal, hard rock, and some prince music............. mostly its been going in marilyn manson for the last year..........

Purple
12th October 2003, 19:32
disturbed- believe.... just 4 or 5 good songs on it....

El Commandante
12th October 2003, 19:43
Pearl Jam - Ten

nezvanova
12th October 2003, 20:30
well, I'd think that my avatar says it all :lol: I love the stones, and old 60's rock. I also listen to blues, classical, and old latin music, like Buene vista social club, oh and Ry cooder!

atlanticche
12th October 2003, 21:19
A Perfect Circle-Thirteenth Step
Iron Maiden-Dance of Death

Hampton
12th October 2003, 21:42
Eazy-E - Str8 Off The Streets Of Muthaphukkin Compton

Rastafari
12th October 2003, 23:01
Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2003, 01:30 PM
winamp says :
nick cave & the bad seeds - the wheeping song
Nick Cave is at the top of his genre, whatever it is.
I first saw him in a Wim Wender's film and have liked him ever since!


From!
Her!
To Eternity!

Palmares
12th October 2003, 23:34
DJ Shadow, The Private Press

(in my discman)

:wub:

Bradyman
12th October 2003, 23:46
It's all about RADIOHEAD. Mars Volta, Coldplay, Bob Marley, Doves, and Sublime are also great.

dopediana
12th October 2003, 23:58
i can't get the strokes' 1251 out of my head......

Palmares
13th October 2003, 00:04
I like rap, but gettin into some punk lately.

Anastacia
13th October 2003, 11:23
Sometimes music like RATM or SOaD sometimes groovy like Jamiroquai or ADF and sometimes rock/punk rock like MSP or Offspring or Nirvana...

Rastafari
13th October 2003, 12:20
you are very odd Cthenthar...


Uncanned! The Best of Canned Heat! (forget what I said about best of Albums, this is like 45 tracks long!)

King Crimson-In the Court of the Crimson King (using it to try and like Tull better)

Augustus Pablo- Rockers meet King Tubby in a Fire Station (or something like that...Selassie I dub!)

Danton
13th October 2003, 12:21
I love Latin all the time. I've been listening to a lot of Shakira lately.

That is pop not Latin. Enigma the bands you list are all from the same basket, why didn't you just put...

I listen to whatever is on the front cover of NME....

Nu Jazz is another of those phrases made up by lazy music journalists and does'nt mean anything like Trip hop or future funk... Some of it contains Jazziness but it aint Jazz, I guess bands like The Truby Trio, Jazzanova, 4hero, Seji, IG culture and the rest of the euro Jazz mafia would come under that umbrella, I like a lot of that stuff too but it's throwaway....

Purple
13th October 2003, 12:47
at this excact moment i listen to a rock song from 1991, i think it was... faith no more...

Ironfist
13th October 2003, 13:32
Queen, Stones, ACDC, Deep Purple, Status Quo, .......

I know, it's only rock and roll, but i like it =D

Danton
13th October 2003, 15:11
23Skidoo...

FistFullOfSteel
13th October 2003, 15:12
P.O.D i think.

Rastafari
13th October 2003, 17:11
Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 08:21 AM
I love Latin all the time. I've been listening to a lot of Shakira lately.

That is pop not Latin. Enigma the bands you list are all from the same basket, why didn't you just put...

I listen to whatever is on the front cover of NME....

Nu Jazz is another of those phrases made up by lazy music journalists and does'nt mean anything like Trip hop or future funk... Some of it contains Jazziness but it aint Jazz, I guess bands like The Truby Trio, Jazzanova, 4hero, Seji, IG culture and the rest of the euro Jazz mafia would come under that umbrella, I like a lot of that stuff too but it's throwaway....
would nujazz be like Acid Jazz and New Age smashed into one another? Or am I missing this completely?

mentalbunny
13th October 2003, 19:44
A perfect circle, the first LP. and the darkness was the last CD I listened to before this (actually that's a lie, last one I listened to was the new funeral for a friend LP, but that was someone else's CD so I'm not really counting it).

mentalbunny
13th October 2003, 19:47
At the mo:

APC
The darkness
FFAF
CooperTemple Clause
mars Volta
Thursday

And a little bit of Serge gainsbourg cos I'm studying him for my French AS oral.

El Commandante
13th October 2003, 20:17
Deftones ... White Pony

El Commandante
13th October 2003, 20:18
Originally posted by [email protected] 12 2003, 11:46 PM
It's all about RADIOHEAD. Mars Volta, Coldplay, Bob Marley, Doves, and Sublime are also great.
Good choice of bands ... going to see Radiohead in November - can't wait

El Commandante
13th October 2003, 20:20
I've mostly been listening to ... a load of punk rock from the early 1990s - Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction and a bit of Nirvana.

Also through in some Brit Rock - Radiohead, Blur (old stuff, new sounds are poor) and a couple of other bands.

truthaddict11
13th October 2003, 21:14
Frankenchrist- Dead Kennedys original version

Rastafari
13th October 2003, 21:18
Vampire-Peter Tosh.
Very beat-ey and odd. I like Dracula Dub better

Rastafari
13th October 2003, 21:28
Alright. This is an attempt to merge this topic and "Whats in your CD Player?"

It probably won't work.

Hampton
13th October 2003, 21:32
Did it work?

Rastafari
13th October 2003, 21:35
nope. Not yet. But I will not be stopped!

Invader Zim
13th October 2003, 21:42
Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 01:21 PM
I love Latin all the time. I've been listening to a lot of Shakira lately.

That is pop not Latin. Enigma the bands you list are all from the same basket, why didn't you just put...

I listen to whatever is on the front cover of NME....

Nu Jazz is another of those phrases made up by lazy music journalists and does'nt mean anything like Trip hop or future funk... Some of it contains Jazziness but it aint Jazz, I guess bands like The Truby Trio, Jazzanova, 4hero, Seji, IG culture and the rest of the euro Jazz mafia would come under that umbrella, I like a lot of that stuff too but it's throwaway....
...Nah, The sex pistols (punk) are totally different genre from Meat loaf (heavy rock), Meat Loaf is a totally different genre to the Maniacs (indi…), etc...

And Placebo are almost their own genre

celtopunk
13th October 2003, 23:37
Originally posted by El [email protected] 13 2003, 08:20 PM
I've mostly been listening to ... a load of punk rock from the early 1990s - Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction and a bit of Nirvana.

Also through in some Brit Rock - Radiohead, Blur (old stuff, new sounds are poor) and a couple of other bands.
Not to be picky but Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction and Nirvana aren't punk. Clearly influenced by punk but certainly not punk. I won't use the "G" word because I hate that term.

Right now I've got the Independents - "Back from the Grave" going. Horror ska/punk/psychobilly.

Zombie
14th October 2003, 00:03
pink floyd - run like hell

Sasafrás
14th October 2003, 00:06
Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 07:21 AM
I love Latin all the time. I've been listening to a lot of Shakira lately.

That is pop not Latin.
Oh, yeah... I know.. I guess I should have mentioned that I've been listening to Francisco Ulloa and Beny More too.. :P

EDIT: Now I've been listening a lot to Missy Elliot's "Pussycat" (AKA "Pussy, Don't Fail Me Now") I FREAKIN' love it!

Rastafari
14th October 2003, 00:42
Missy Elliot is the funniest whore on the music scene today

Zombie
14th October 2003, 00:42
queen - radio gaga

Sasafrás
14th October 2003, 00:53
Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 07:42 PM
Missy Elliot is the funniest whore on the music scene today
Awwww :( Why does she have to be a whore?? :angry: Explain yourself, you MAN!

Hampton
14th October 2003, 01:03
Avenged Sevenfold- Waking The Fallen

Rastafari
14th October 2003, 01:04
Simmer down.
what do you mean not a whore? If thats the image that works for her, so be it. I'm not condoning that at all, whatever she has to do is fine with me.

But with lyrics like:
"Eat me out like a vulture"
and
"Ohhh.. ohhh.. now we gon' make love to and in ya
SLIDE, wanna take a ride
When you with me oh so right, tell them boys not tonight
Say you chillin witcho ***** and this is one y'don't wanna miss
Uhh uhh.. cause this love right here is on fire (fire)
SLIDE, wanna take a ride"

she's gone one step further than Madonna.
and besides, Whore isn't really bad per se. A whore is either someone who is Sexually Promiscuous (which she hints at) or someone who won't let principles get in their way (which she isn't).

Its all good

Sasafrás
14th October 2003, 01:12
Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 08:04 PM
Simmer down.
what do you mean not a whore? If thats the image that works for her, so be it. I'm not condoning that at all, whatever she has to do is fine with me.

But with lyrics like:
"Eat me out like a vulture"
and
"Ohhh.. ohhh.. now we gon' make love to and in ya
SLIDE, wanna take a ride
When you with me oh so right, tell them boys not tonight
Say you chillin witcho ***** and this is one y'don't wanna miss
Uhh uhh.. cause this love right here is on fire (fire)
SLIDE, wanna take a ride"

she's gone one step further than Madonna.
and besides, Whore isn't really bad per se. A whore is either someone who is Sexually Promiscuous (which she hints at) or someone who won't let principles get in their way (which she isn't).

Its all good
Call her a freak but don't say whore... She's just trying to do her thang after all these guys have made songs about chicks slobbin' on their knobs and what not...

Rastafari
14th October 2003, 02:51
well, they are all men-whores!
I apologize if you find the term whore in any way derogitory or demeaning to women, but it can apply to both sexes.

Danton
14th October 2003, 09:10
...Nah, The sex pistols (punk) are totally different genre from Meat loaf (heavy rock), Meat Loaf is a totally different genre to the Maniacs (indi…), etc...

And Placebo are almost their own genre

You know what I mean, Lads mag pin ups.... The pistols were cool again for a fleeting second until everybody remembered what a real punk band should sound like...

Purple
14th October 2003, 11:26
Bad Religion - Stranger Than Fiction

Rastafari
14th October 2003, 12:22
Originally posted by [email protected] 14 2003, 05:10 AM
...Nah, The sex pistols (punk) are totally different genre from Meat loaf (heavy rock), Meat Loaf is a totally different genre to the Maniacs (indi…), etc...

And Placebo are almost their own genre

You know what I mean, Lads mag pin ups.... The pistols were cool again for a fleeting second until everybody remembered what a real punk band should sound like...
haha. good point.

Legends
14th October 2003, 12:53
My cd at home has:

Small Faces

My Ipod:

Otis Redding/Curtis Mayfield/Al Green/Stevie Wonder/Oasis

El Commandante
14th October 2003, 15:55
Originally posted by [email protected] 13 2003, 11:37 PM

Not to be picky but Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction and Nirvana aren't punk. Clearly influenced by punk but certainly not punk. I won't use the "G" word because I hate that term.

Right now I've got the Independents - "Back from the Grave" going. Horror ska/punk/psychobilly.
NOOOO NOT GRUNGE --- ARGGGHHHHHH ... Grunge has such bad memories - GMTV fashion shows, Gap magazines and little kids listening to Blink 182 - don't use that word .... EVIL

Grunge is DEAD - Kurt Cobain

Nah - I know that they aren't 'punk' but they are the bridge between punk and rock with the use of distorted guitar sounds, a loud and throbbing drum beat combined with a powerful bass line with deep and powerful lyrics. Punk bands like the Melvins are the route for later bands and they are undoubtably punk with other influences being the Pistols and the Clash.

El Commandante
14th October 2003, 15:58
Originally posted by [email protected] 14 2003, 09:10 AM


You know what I mean, Lads mag pin ups.... The pistols were cool again for a fleeting second until everybody remembered what a real punk band should sound like...
Agreed that the Pistols may not be very musically talented ... but the amount of publicity that they generated and the inspiration that they offered to other young bands was influential. I listened to an interview with Joe Strummer from the Clash and he said when he went to one of their concerts it was incredibly - he realised that even if he was musically degenerate he could still be successful if he put his heart and soul into it.

Danton
14th October 2003, 16:36
Agreed.... I dont doubt the cultural impact of the pistols..


Talking of Joe, remember when he caught Hepatitis after someone gobbed in his mouth while he was singing on stage... Often the mucus was so thick on his guitar strings his fingers would slide all over the gaff and he could'nt play properly...

Bring back spitting!

mentalbunny
14th October 2003, 18:58
Pink floyd - the wall

El Commandante
14th October 2003, 20:20
Originally posted by [email protected] 14 2003, 04:36 PM
Agreed.... I dont doubt the cultural impact of the pistols..


Talking of Joe, remember when he caught Hepatitis after someone gobbed in his mouth while he was singing on stage... Often the mucus was so thick on his guitar strings his fingers would slide all over the gaff and he could'nt play properly...

Bring back spitting!
Gigs are so tame now - the best I get is a few Vs tossed at the band and the odd bottle - shame really. Some bands really do need to be put in their place - they are so up their own arses.

I was at a punk and ska festival in London and for some reason Lost Prophets were playing - they had to finish their set half way through because of the number of bottles being thrown at them ... that was brilliant and it was the weekend after they had been bottled off at Ozzfest - would have thought that the wankers would have learnt their lesson.

EneME
15th October 2003, 00:20
Dido - Life For Rent....great album!

Zombie
15th October 2003, 01:56
Pinky Floyd - dark side of the moon

Lefty
15th October 2003, 02:50
Currently, I have a burned Ramones compilation cd playing, with Jack Johnson in my discman and a weezer/pennywise cd upstairs in my stereo.

El Commandante
16th October 2003, 16:15
I've got Toxicity by SOAD on my stereo - only one at home so the stereo is on the highest setting ... the floor is vibrating.

RAGING BULL
16th October 2003, 16:38
Radiohead-Amnesiac and Kid A

El Commandante
16th October 2003, 17:08
Originally posted by RAGING [email protected] 16 2003, 04:38 PM
Radiohead-Amnesiac and Kid A
Very cool albums ... I love the bass line from National Anthem


I can't wait to see them when they come on tour in November ... I'm really looking forward to it.

Sasafrás
16th October 2003, 19:27
Al Green - "I'm Still In Love With You"

Hampton
16th October 2003, 19:51
Atom and his Package- Attention Blah blah

Danton
16th October 2003, 20:32
Curtis Mayfield - tripping out

Zombie
16th October 2003, 23:20
System Of A Down - Science

El Brujo
17th October 2003, 02:38
Possesed - Seven Churches

El Commandante
17th October 2003, 13:51
Metallica - the Black Album

Goldfinger
17th October 2003, 13:54
The black album (the real one by Prince)

celtopunk
18th October 2003, 12:46
Leek and the Bouncing Uptones - Roll the Dice

Rastafari
18th October 2003, 13:04
The Black Album-Spinal Tap

El Commandante
18th October 2003, 13:28
Led Zeppelin - Early Days

Dr. Rosenpenis
18th October 2003, 20:34
The Very Best of Deep Purple by Deep Purple

Zombie
18th October 2003, 22:13
The Very Best of Pink Floyd, by Britney Spears.


:P

Dr. Rosenpenis
19th October 2003, 06:04
Originally posted by [email protected] 18 2003, 05:13 PM
The Very Best of Pink Floyd, by Britney Spears.


:P
<_<

Dr. Rosenpenis
19th October 2003, 17:02
The Wall by Pink Floyd
disc 1

mentalbunny
19th October 2003, 18:00
Wow&#33; Me too VC&#33;&#33;

Dr. Rosenpenis
19th October 2003, 18:50
:) neat
now i&#39;m on to disc 2

Eastside Revolt
19th October 2003, 22:12
Saul Williams (burnt mix CD)

Zombie
20th October 2003, 00:01
Enigma - Following the Sun

RAGING BULL
20th October 2003, 11:58
Outkast-Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik

Goldfinger
20th October 2003, 13:52
Prince - Music from the motion picture Purple Rain

Danton
20th October 2003, 14:31
Hunter S Thompson&#39;s ode to Jack Kerouac, 15 times this morning....

Dr. Rosenpenis
20th October 2003, 20:32
Houses of the Holy by Led Zeppelin

Dr. Rosenpenis
20th October 2003, 23:04
Animals by Pink Floyd

Rastafari
20th October 2003, 23:05
Originally posted by [email protected] 20 2003, 10:31 AM
Hunter S Thompson&#39;s ode to Jack Kerouac, 15 times this morning....
Thats some funny shit. Speaking of listening to things numerous times, I&#39;ve heard P-Funk&#39;s "Cosmic Slop" about 8 times today. Eddie Hazel was damn near a virtuoso

nezvanova
20th October 2003, 23:54
Originally posted by [email protected] 20 2003, 02:31 PM
Hunter S Thompson&#39;s ode to Jack Kerouac, 15 times this morning....
Haha&#33; Brilliant&#33; Gotta love hunter&#33;

I&#39;ve got an ever changing line up of old Rolling Stones&#39; CDs and some beatles and the band.

Zombie
21st October 2003, 00:47
Enigma - Push the limits (atb remix)

Dr. Rosenpenis
21st October 2003, 01:01
Greatest Hits I by Queen

Dr. Rosenpenis
21st October 2003, 01:54
After Queen I listened to a bit of Aftermath by the Rolling Stones. A bit through that disc, I switched to Get Your Wings by Aerosmith, which is what i&#39;m listening to now.

El Commandante
21st October 2003, 19:15
I&#39;m listening to Pablo Honey by Radiohead

Indysocialist
21st October 2003, 19:19
Outkast-The Love Below

mentalbunny
21st October 2003, 19:40
Funeral for a friend - Casually dressed and deep in conversation

Zombie
21st October 2003, 23:16
U2 - ZOOROPA

Hampton
21st October 2003, 23:54
Dead Prez- Get Free or Die Trying

Danton
22nd October 2003, 18:48
Dr John - gree gree gumbo.. or something along those lines... Swamp funk I call it..

El Commandante
23rd October 2003, 16:01
I&#39;m listening to Alice in Chains - self titled

Rastafari
23rd October 2003, 19:40
Originally posted by [email protected] 22 2003, 02:48 PM
Dr John - gree gree gumbo.. or something along those lines... Swamp funk I call it..
like groovy zydeco?

Pro-MyIdeals
23rd October 2003, 20:49
i&#39;ve got Disturbed and Type-O Negative in my changer

El Commandante
23rd October 2003, 21:18
Blue album by Weezer

RAGING BULL
23rd October 2003, 21:58
Tom Waits-Rain Dogs

Classic album

Mr Mojo Risin
26th October 2003, 03:23
I&#39;m checked in at the morrison hotel, baby, but you can&#39;t deny electric ladyland. Just ask the axis, he knows everything.

That&#39;s the doors and hendrix for those of you who haven&#39;t ever been experienced.*

*another hendrix reference, I am too good

Hampton
26th October 2003, 03:31
Bone Thugs N Harmony- Creepin on Ah Come Up

Rastafari
26th October 2003, 04:22
in his shiny metallic purple armor?

mentalbunny
26th October 2003, 10:43
In the last few days it&#39;s been Dark Tranquility, Queen Adreena and FFAF.

Zombie
27th October 2003, 01:39
radiohead - hail to the thief

marxstudent
27th October 2003, 01:49
Right now a lot of Rage Against the Machine. I love the song Zapata&#39;s Blood.

I never really paid attention to them. Then I d/l the music video of Guerilla Radio and I saw a red star on the bass drum and che&#39;s face on an amp. Are they really communist?

Mr Mojo Risin
27th October 2003, 02:26
in his shiny metallic purple armor?
that&#39;s him. and queen jealousy envy waits behind him, Her fiery green gown sneers at the grassy ground. Blue are the life giving waters....

and yes, rage WAS highly liberal, as are most who care to see what&#39;s REALLY going on in your country.

marxstudent
27th October 2003, 04:50
Ya they were but they communist?

guevara-marley
27th October 2003, 10:23
Bob marley-> exodus
4lyn-> pears of beauty
metallica-> justice for all...
hsd-> kasbrot
soulfly vs. slipknot-> jump da fuck up

that was it..

who feels it, knows it..

teté

marxstudent
27th October 2003, 22:00
I listen to some Bob Marley on my computer and Lee Scratch Perry. Also some Sublime- Santeria, Jail House, Burrito, and April 29, 1992.

FatFreeMilk
27th October 2003, 22:58
Good for you marxstudent&#33; Sublime YES&#33; :D

I got hot hot heat in my cd player now. OH yeah&#33;

Zombie
27th October 2003, 23:30
the Doors - L.A. Woman

Zombie
27th October 2003, 23:31
whisky, mystics and men.

Mr Mojo Risin
27th October 2003, 23:32
yeah man, you gotta love the tuff gong. And sublime for that matter. Right on. But how about some P-Funk?

Rastafari
28th October 2003, 01:55
off-topic:
remember that book of the dead they had out in the hall?
I&#39;d like to give whoever put "Jimi Hendrix" a medal.
Nicken Sie was going to put it Bradley Nowell because he figured none of the pigs would know who he was.

celtopunk
28th October 2003, 02:06
Originally posted by [email protected] 28 2003, 02:55 AM
off-topic:
remember that book of the dead they had out in the hall?
I&#39;d like to give whoever put "Jimi Hendrix" a medal.
Nicken Sie was going to put it Bradley Nowell because he figured none of the pigs would know who he was.
I&#39;d like to know what you are talking about but I don&#39;t understand. What hall? Book of the Dead, you mean like in the movie the Evil Dead? And who put Jimi where? Perhaps if I was stoned. Please explain.

mentalbunny
28th October 2003, 19:24
Anti-flag - underground network

Danton
28th October 2003, 19:57
porno soundtracks..

Rastafari
28th October 2003, 21:09
Originally posted by celtopunk+Oct 27 2003, 11:06 PM--></span><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (celtopunk @ Oct 27 2003, 11:06 PM)
[email protected] 28 2003, 02:55 AM
off-topic:
remember that book of the dead they had out in the hall?
I&#39;d like to give whoever put "Jimi Hendrix" a medal.
Nicken Sie was going to put it Bradley Nowell because he figured none of the pigs would know who he was.
I&#39;d like to know what you are talking about but I don&#39;t understand. What hall? Book of the Dead, you mean like in the movie the Evil Dead? And who put Jimi where? Perhaps if I was stoned. Please explain. [/b]
nah, just harkening back to the good old high school days, bad idea as that is.

Invader Zim
28th October 2003, 22:38
Manic Street Preachers: - Everything Must Go

Rastafari
28th October 2003, 23:02
Hammer Time (http://www.che-lives.com/forum/index.php?act=ST&f=10&t=10317&hl=mc+hammer)
Please don&#39;t Hurt &#39;Em Hammer.

what ever happened to the good topics?

FatFreeMilk
28th October 2003, 23:21
LOL&#33; Okay... :D

where&#39;s that picture of mr.hammer doing his thing ? I saw it on here yesterday . that&#39;s fuckin hilarious&#33;

Rastafari
28th October 2003, 23:44
don&#39;t know. Look in one of Hampton&#39;s topics. He&#39;s a closet fan

Hampton
29th October 2003, 12:28
http://www.student.smsu.edu/s/san232s/hardfunnypics/hammerdanceanim.gif

I&#39;m wearing those pants now.

Mano Dayak
29th October 2003, 13:00
Renaud (french leftist singer)
DDT (Russian Rock)
some other French chansons
Czech Big Beat

suffianr
29th October 2003, 14:14
porno soundtracks..

Haha. Someone slapped a Pornhouse mix on the CD deck at a friend&#39;s farewell bash recently, at round four in the morning, just when people were about to into &#39;after-party&#39; mode. Needless to say, it got us grooving again...

Danton
29th October 2003, 16:11
....

Rastafari
29th October 2003, 17:58
Originally posted by [email protected] 29 2003, 09:28 AM
http://www.student.smsu.edu/s/san232s/hardfunnypics/hammerdanceanim.gif

I&#39;m wearing those pants now.
stop




Hammertime

El Commandante
29th October 2003, 20:13
Alice in Chains - Dirt

mentalbunny
29th October 2003, 21:04
Good choice El Commandante.

Currently in my cd player is A perfect circle, the first one, can&#39;t remember the name.

El Commandante
29th October 2003, 21:57
Got a bit of Faith no More on my headphones at the moment.

Mentalbunny - what other bands do you like?

FatFreeMilk
29th October 2003, 23:25
Still listening to Hot Hot Heat :D

thanks Hampton&#33; Your posts never fail to put a smile on my face.

Marxist in Nebraska
30th October 2003, 18:43
What I&#39;ve been listening to lately:

Monster Magnet -- Dopes to Infinity
Type O Negative -- The Least Worst of... (a greatest hits CD)
Rammstein -- Mutter
Metallica -- St. Anger

Hampton
30th October 2003, 19:18
Tupac Resurrection soundtrack, who says you have to wait till it&#39;s released next month ;)

Dr. Rosenpenis
30th October 2003, 21:52
Chicago
not the musical, the band

celtopunk
1st November 2003, 00:43
Joe Strummer - Streetcore

Rastafari
1st November 2003, 00:46
Is the last Mescaleros Album out yet? I heard it has a mean "Redemption Song" cover.

Mr Mojo Risin
1st November 2003, 02:13
from Blender magazine, reviewing the album "Streetcore"
"The leader of the Clash changed millions of lives- but that doesn&#39;t salvage the well-named "Ramshackle Day Parade.
...He never focused that brilliance artistically, probably because focus wasn&#39;t his thing- the two minute intensity of the Clash was an abberation....[on the album "Globab a Go Go] Strummer is probably telling Bob Marley about its folk-rock skank right now. But there&#39;s little chance Marley will return the favor of Strummer&#39;s "Redemption Song" cover..."

Rastafari
1st November 2003, 02:28
Interesting review. Can&#39;t say I agree (mainly because I have no idea what they are saying :)), but its interesting

Mr Mojo Risin
1st November 2003, 02:45
yeah, they hide their words very well, and brag about having 143 cd&#39;s reviewed, but none of them were reviewed in depth.

They did a little on "The best reissues of the last 3 months", which included Jefferson Airplane&#39;s "After Bathing at Baxter&#39;s" (I own the lp) and the soundtrack to "The Hardey they Come."
http://www.artistdirect.com/Images/Sources/AMGCOVERS/music/cover200/drd300/d380/d3807530111.jpg

Rastafari
1st November 2003, 02:54
How is "After Bathing At Baxter&#39;s"?
I think I looked at it and they covered someone I wanted to hear, but I forget what they covered.

Mr Mojo Risin
1st November 2003, 03:01
good stuff, one of their better ones. Have to enjoy their good stuff before it all came crumbling down eventually to be "Starship"

Zombie
2nd November 2003, 01:19
Kansas - Carry on my wayward son

Dr. Rosenpenis
2nd November 2003, 01:43
Let it Be by the Beatles
more specificaly: I Me Mine

Dr. Rosenpenis
2nd November 2003, 01:59
Now I&#39;m listening to The Long and Winding Road, one of the Beatles most beautiful songs.

The long and winding road
That leads to your door
Will never disappear
I’ve seen that road before
It always leads me her
Lead me to you door

The wild and windy night
That the rain washed away
Has left a pool of tears
Crying for the day
Why leave me standing here
Let me know the way

Many times I’ve been alone
And many times I’ve cried
Any way you’ll never know
The many ways I’ve tried

But still they lead me back
To the long winding road
You left me standing here
A long long time ago
Don’t leave me waiting here
Lead me to your door

But still they lead me back
To the long winding road
You left me standing here
A long long time ago
Don’t leave me waiting here
Lead me to your door
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

toastedmonkey
2nd November 2003, 10:09
My Vitriol

Abosolutlely amazing&#33;
Their first album was released quite recently... Finelines
Not a bad track on it

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th November 2003, 21:23
Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd

UberIbanez
6th November 2003, 21:31
Undertow, Tool

Man, great CD.
This is my first post.

Dr. Rosenpenis
6th November 2003, 21:41
Welcome to Che-lives.
Enjoy.