giggsy
Been listening to this new Scottish band, We Were Promised Jetpacks, almost solidly for the last week. Maybe not to the taste of may of the people on here, but a great cross between Bloc Party and Glasvegas. They're pretty special this band
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Ray LaMontagne - Gossip in the Grain
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Made a compilation of cheesy music I liked growing up....( youtube is great)
Alice Cooper- Hey Stoopid, Poison
Aerosmith- Crazy
Army of Lovers- Obsession
Beck- Where it's at
Collective Soul- Shine
Dead or Alive-You spin me round
Duran Duran- Come undone
Erasure- Love to hate you
Eurythmics- Sweet dreams
Skunk Anansie- Twisted
The Cure- Friday I'm in love
Shakespears Sister- I don't care
Butthole surfers- I don't mind the sun sometimes
And these are but a few ...
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The Arcade Fire.
chris77
A Lou Reed greatest hits album. 2 great songs and 1 good one. The rest is crap. Crappy lyrics, crappy instruments and crappy voice. Did I just buy a bum compilation (only paid 50 bucks for it at Game), or is this dude seriously overrated ?
Frans-B--Cocq
Meshuggah - Future Breed Machine... I'm feeling nostalgic 8)
racman
Monte Montgomery - At Workplay (Live)
Ray
Iggy Pop - New Values, Huey Lewis and the News - Power of Love
Willem186
Listening to Arch Enemy's Rise of the Tyrant, aswell as Meshuggah's album Obzen, and Nevermore's This Godless Endeavour.
BMU
Dimension Zero - He who will no bleed. Fast, heavy & melodic - very, very catchy once you get into it.
Obscura - Cosmogenesis. Amazing fretless bass playing (in a progressive extreme metal band?) from the former Pestilence guy. I don't often listen to metal albums for the bass! This album is to blame for the current wave of Warwick GAS I'm experiencing. (Looking at the prices I hope it passes soon lol)
Also a lot of the three J's: Jeff Loomis, John 5 and Jason Becker.
Willem186
+1 to that bro, Jeff Loomis is awesome, the reason I want a 7-string!!
Just been listening to Crack the Skye, Mastadon FTW!!
BMU
Re Loomis: this scares me, just discovered it today. Our dear Jeff at 16, from his official website.
http://www.jeffloomis.com/sounds/jeff-16.mp3
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Andy Mckee - Gates of Gnomeria
What can I say, I LOVE Andy Mckee. IMO, one of the finest melody makers I have heard...
Great Album, the lastest of 3 that I have.
Bob-Dubery
Well I've been listening to Dylan's latest, and I'm not that impressed. Take away Dylan's name and you're left with a competent, well produced but generic bar room blues band.
Jackson Browne's "Running On Empty", not the least marvellous aspect of which is David Lindley's lap steel playing and the sound he gets on this album.
Richard and Danny Thompson's "Industry" - an album of compositions that look at the impact of the industrial age (it's coming and it's going). I find the Danny "half" harder going because it's all instrumental and mostly jazzy, though, as usual, Danny's own playing is a thing of wonder. The Richard half is much easier for me and, I think, has some of his finest songs ("Sweetheart On The Barricade" and the heart-breaking "Last Shift").
JoeyBones
Borrowed my buddy's new Daughtry CD. That's my kinda music.
Been listening to John Mayers Room for Squares again. Trying to learn a few of the songs.
JohnnyReggae
Vader - Rise Of The Undead
RobK
Was listening to Tracy Chapman.
Now have to go listen to my boss yak at me on the phone ?
Garth-S
Been listening to some Mutemath and some Jonezetta... You should definately take some to check these bands out, I'm really loving them!
nicovlogg
Neil Halstead - Baby, I grew a beard for you
Just the title that caught my eye this time.
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Silversun Pickups (specifically, Panic Switch).
