Music Library

the fatima mansions- the loyaliser

couldn't find blues for caeucescu- this is still awesome though. headbutt the pebble dash! enjoy!

A louder song now...

Metallica - One

It's about time we did a song from the greatest album ever recorded. Has to be the title track really:

Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

If I became a millionaire, I would be surely tempted to send a copy of this to every house in the country. There aren't enough words for how crucial this song is.

The Co=Ordinator wrote:One thing I would say peeps. The Music Library a great idea, and with the diversity of people here, we're bound to have a diversity of music. So if you really hate something that is linked, please be nice and don't have a go on here. One person's genius is another person's arsehole.

I think we should have the right to pointlessly insult Muse give our opinions on the music selected. Equally if anyone wants to point out the error of my ways... Perhaps if we point out something along the line of "of course, I fully understand that my arsehole is your genius..."

Whoever chose The Prodigy got my girlfriend rambunctiously singing along... well done you...

stanmore wrote:

The Co=Ordinator wrote:One thing I would say peeps. The Music Library a great idea, and with the diversity of people here, we're bound to have a diversity of music. So if you really hate something that is linked, please be nice and don't have a go on here. One person's genius is another person's arsehole.

I think we should have the right to pointlessly insult Muse give our opinions on the music selected. Equally if anyone wants to point out the error of my ways... Perhaps if we point out something along the line of "of course, I fully understand that my arsehole is your genius..."

Whoever chose The Prodigy got my girlfriend rambunctiously singing along... well done you...

Admins word is final.

Just heading into the world of clarification...

stanmore wrote:Just heading into the world of clarification...

And a world of thinking Muse is the best band of the last 10 years by far.

Johnstone McGuckian wrote:

stanmore wrote:Just heading into the world of clarification...

And a world of thinking Muse is the best band of the last 10 years by far.

And I thought Survivors nailed apocolyptic dystopia... but you may be right... I listened to whole shebang and it didn't cause me any harm... perhaps I'm slowly turning into one of them... (*points*)

I'm giving them their own thread.

Let's just move on peeps.

Right. I'm going to be concentrating on folky stuff. Something catchy from Jim Moray. All You Pretty Girls is a reworking of an XTC song into a honest to god sea shanty. This is from his remarkable album 'Low Culture'.

stanmore wrote:Whoever chose The Prodigy got my girlfriend rambunctiously singing along... well done you...

That was me. Glad she enjoyed. It's probably just as well it wasn't "Charlie says".

Now that someone has broken the Goth Barrier (cheers, Frank!) I can finally post:

Dominion
- The Sisters of Mercy.

Hmm, that's a bit of a coincidence- I was thinking of posting This Corrosion sometime this week!

In keeping with my love of gallic pop, here's Mrs Johnny Depp, appearing on Top of the Pops at the age of fifteen...


Vanessa Paradis- Joe Le Taxi

Lee Carey wrote:Hmm, that's a bit of a coincidence- I was thinking of posting This Corrosion sometime this week!

So was I as it happens. Mmmm...Patricia Morrison...

roxy music- same old scene

later roxy- but still amazing

That's actually my favourite Roxy track.

And today from me, let's head down South for The Allman Brothers - Jessica.

Some late period Scott Walker. A superb song from the last Walker Bros. album Nite Flights

Reminds me of Glen Campbell's 'Witchita Lineman'....marvellous! God Like Genius indeed.

Back in time to before they were the punchline to a fifteen-year long joke, or purveyors of videos that cost more than the annual GDP of many countries (and consumed much of the annual product of Colombia), to the late 80s where they were a refreshing change to the big-haired soft rock that was threatening to swamp the world in Californianism:

Guns 'n Roses - Welcome To The Jungle

Here's one everyone can appreciate...

Nickelback - Rockstar

Some great stuff posted today! I was quite tempted to dig out some Nephilim with the rest of the Goth music fans, but instead some mad Armenian folk-metal.

Serart - Devil's Wedding

This one's always a laugh...

ZZ Top - Legs

Yes, I know, I'm breaking the rules by posting more than one song in a day. So sue me.

David Tennant has a certain Rockabilly look to him- the cut of the suit, the hair... it's slightly 1950's retro. When I think of Rockabilly, no one does it better than Brian Setzer. So I give you one of my Setzer favorites, recorded live in Tokyo in 2001:

Brian Setzer Orchestra - Stray Cat Strut/Theme from the Pink Panther

Patrick wrote:Yes, I know, I'm breaking the rules by posting more than one song in a day. So sue me.

David Tennant has a certain Rockabilly look to him- the cut of the suit, the hair... it's slightly 1950's retro. When I think of Rockabilly, no one does it better than Brian Setzer. So I give you one of my Setzer favorites, recorded live in Tokyo in 2001:

Brian Setzer Orchestra - Stray Cat Strut/Theme from the Pink Panther

You, sir, are being sued. (Or rather, that song won't get onto the big list... whenever I get to updating it...)

I Am Kloot - The Same Deep Water As Me

From my time as an honourary Mancunian. Debts to pay and dewy-eyed, single and hungover... In fact, I'm still an honourary Mancunian... Only without the attitude...

In keeping with the recent spirit of hyperbolics, here is possibly the greatest band in the history of the Earth (and John Peel would agree with me) with the song of theirs that everyone knows...

The Fall - Touch Sensitive

...ah!

For Thanksgiving Day let's have Bon Jovi - Living On A Prayer.