Digsy Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 At the moment........ Stranglers - All Twelve Inches Magazine - Real Life imum Stranglers and Magazine! Cool - shot by both sides one of my old faves! I have ipod but with itrip not brilliant sound so also have cd's: Snoop Dogg - blue carpet treatment Jamie Fox - Unpredictable Kanye West - Late Registration and College Dropout Mary J Blige - the breakthrough and a mix of music from my earlier years - siouxsie and banshess, bauhaus, killing joke, sisters of mercy, B52's, echo and the bunnymen, Blondie Someone who has heard of Magazine. Shot by Both Sides never gets old for me. Made my day Nixy.......sad I know Hey, I remember Magazine! Weren't they made up of members of a couple of other punk/new wave bands? Quote
AndyC Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 At the mo I've got: (1) Funky house CD mixed by my mate (2) Massive Attack (3) Jamiroquai (4) Artic Monkeys (5) The Kooks (6) Hed Kandi Quote
Sgt Wilson Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 At the moment........ Stranglers - All Twelve Inches Magazine - Real Life imum Stranglers and Magazine! Cool - shot by both sides one of my old faves! I have ipod but with itrip not brilliant sound so also have cd's: Snoop Dogg - blue carpet treatment Jamie Fox - Unpredictable Kanye West - Late Registration and College Dropout Mary J Blige - the breakthrough and a mix of music from my earlier years - siouxsie and banshess, bauhaus, killing joke, sisters of mercy, B52's, echo and the bunnymen, Blondie Someone who has heard of Magazine. Shot by Both Sides never gets old for me. Made my day Nixy.......sad I know Hey, I remember Magazine! Weren't they made up of members of a couple of other punk/new wave bands? Buzzcocks split and reformed with Pete Shelley on lead vocals when Howard Devoto left to form Magazine. The keyboard player was with Visage and Ultravox briefly I think Digsy. Quote
Trev-the-Rev Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 can you get someone to check your pulse? No need to with music like this to listen to Nixy Quote
Digsy Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 At the moment........ Stranglers - All Twelve Inches Magazine - Real Life imum Stranglers and Magazine! Cool - shot by both sides one of my old faves! I have ipod but with itrip not brilliant sound so also have cd's: Snoop Dogg - blue carpet treatment Jamie Fox - Unpredictable Kanye West - Late Registration and College Dropout Mary J Blige - the breakthrough and a mix of music from my earlier years - siouxsie and banshess, bauhaus, killing joke, sisters of mercy, B52's, echo and the bunnymen, Blondie Someone who has heard of Magazine. Shot by Both Sides never gets old for me. Made my day Nixy.......sad I know Hey, I remember Magazine! Weren't they made up of members of a couple of other punk/new wave bands? Buzzcocks split and reformed with Pete Shelley on lead vocals when Howard Devoto left to form Magazine. The keyboard player was with Visage and Ultravox briefly I think Digsy. Wasn't there also a guy called John McGeoch (or something like that) who went on to play with the Banshees and have a nervous breakdown? IIRC they then had to draft in Robert Smith from The Cure. Quote
Kev946 Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 1. Flyleaf 2. +44 3. Amy Winehouse 4. Norah Jones 5. Fall Out Boy - New Album 6. Evans Blue 7. Angels & Airwaves 8. New Found Glory Quote
rmmackfc Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 2. Motley Crue Which one? Greatest hits Have you read "the Dirt"?....so funny Quote
Sgt Wilson Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 At the moment........ Stranglers - All Twelve Inches Magazine - Real Life imum Stranglers and Magazine! Cool - shot by both sides one of my old faves! I have ipod but with itrip not brilliant sound so also have cd's: Snoop Dogg - blue carpet treatment Jamie Fox - Unpredictable Kanye West - Late Registration and College Dropout Mary J Blige - the breakthrough and a mix of music from my earlier years - siouxsie and banshess, bauhaus, killing joke, sisters of mercy, B52's, echo and the bunnymen, Blondie Someone who has heard of Magazine. Shot by Both Sides never gets old for me. Made my day Nixy.......sad I know Hey, I remember Magazine! Weren't they made up of members of a couple of other punk/new wave bands? Buzzcocks split and reformed with Pete Shelley on lead vocals when Howard Devoto left to form Magazine. The keyboard player was with Visage and Ultravox briefly I think Digsy. Wasn't there also a guy called John McGeoch (or something like that) who went on to play with the Banshees and have a nervous breakdown? IIRC they then had to draft in Robert Smith from The Cure. John McGeoch was an awesome guitarist, I think he's dead now but you're right Digsy he did play with the Banshees. Quote
sl114 Posted March 1, 2007 Posted March 1, 2007 2. Motley Crue Which one? Greatest hits Have you read "the Dirt"?....so funny Ive read it, and got a signed copy of the new "red, white and crue" album Had it on in the car today (well the ipod) and its awesome!!! Quote
Digsy Posted March 2, 2007 Posted March 2, 2007 2. Motley Crue Which one? Greatest hits Have you read "the Dirt"?....so funny Ive read it, and got a signed copy of the new "red, white and crue" album Had it on in the car today (well the ipod) and its awesome!!! Not read it yet but it's on the list. Just love the late 80s stuff they did but its all on tape..... Quote
sl114 Posted March 2, 2007 Posted March 2, 2007 "Dr Feelgood" and "Girls, Girls, Girls" are on CD see amazon http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/00 ... otley+crue Quote
Kuro Posted March 2, 2007 Posted March 2, 2007 Hmmm, good post I try and theme things as well, although somehow that never works out 1. Rammstein - Mutter 2. Rammstein - Rosenrot 3. Mix - Apocalyptica, some other classical material 4. Faithless - Outrospective 5. Jamiroquai - Greatest Hits 6. Back Street Boys or something (Slot no.6 has always been commandeered by the wife!) Quote
sl114 Posted March 2, 2007 Posted March 2, 2007 6. Back Street Boys or something (Slot no.6 has always been commandeered by the wife!)Somehow i dont believe you Quote
GC350z Posted March 2, 2007 Author Posted March 2, 2007 Rammstein V's Back Street Boys. lol Rammstein always sounds perfect in the background to movies. Sets the scene. Quote
rmmackfc Posted March 2, 2007 Posted March 2, 2007 2. Motley Crue Which one? Greatest hits Have you read "the Dirt"?....so funny Ive read it, and got a signed copy of the new "red, white and crue" album Had it on in the car today (well the ipod) and its awesome!!! Cool Love the Crue... absolute mentalists back in the 80s Quote
nixy Posted March 2, 2007 Posted March 2, 2007 I love a lot of instumental stuff too - movie soundtracks and the like: Enio Morricone James Horner John Barry Quote
stuey Posted March 2, 2007 Posted March 2, 2007 I love a lot of instumental stuff too - movie soundtracks and the like: Enio Morricone James Horner John Barry are they the composers to the neighbours and home and away sound track............. Quote
polarbear Posted March 3, 2007 Posted March 3, 2007 Magazine - Real Life Of course this month's Q has ruined it for all us diehard Magazine/Buzzcocks fans but bigging-up the 4 Magazine albums. "I was shocked to find what was allowed....." Quote
nixy Posted March 3, 2007 Posted March 3, 2007 I love a lot of instumental stuff too - movie soundtracks and the like: Enio Morricone James Horner John Barry are they the composers to the neighbours and home and away sound track............. No, but they wrote that famous tune - Stuey gets knocked out by a woman! Quote
stuey Posted March 3, 2007 Posted March 3, 2007 I love a lot of instumental stuff too - movie soundtracks and the like: Enio Morricone James Horner John Barry are they the composers to the neighbours and home and away sound track............. No, but they wrote that famous tune - Stuey gets knocked out by a woman! Quote
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