That 1.30am in the moment thing

[PaulinLondon]

Normally at the weekend and after a bit of liquor, you fancy three songs loud in the headphones before hitting the sack.

My three currently are :

Holiday in Cambodia : DKs.

The Raven : The MiB

A Forest : The Cure

One more for the road : Atomic : Blondie

And you ?

[theraven1979]

Shouldn't you be chillin at 1.30 in the morning? Lights out and a bit of Feline on the headphones surely?

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[dan-electro]

Shouldn't you be chillin at 1.30 in the morning? Lights out and a bit of Feline on the headphones surely?

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I've done that a few times, great album to listen to in the dark with the earphones in

[ThruBeingCool]

Blitz - Someone's Gonna Die

Anti Pasti - No Government

Hermans Hermits - No Milk Today

[zontar]

Hands down, it's Gary Numan's DANCE. His best.

[StanInBlack]

Hands down, it's Gary Numan's DANCE. His best.

Great record... Mick Karn on bass, Roger Taylor on drums, and of course plenty of analogue synth goodness. Think I'll put it on now!

[Cells&Plasma]

Blitz - Someone's Gonna Die

Anti Pasti - No Government

Hermans Hermits - No Milk Today

Oi!! Oi!! Oi!! That's yer lot!!??

[Cells&Plasma]

Hands down, it's Gary Numan's DANCE. His best.

Great record... Mick Karn on bass, Roger Taylor on drums, and of course plenty of analogue synth goodness. Think I'll put it on now!

Any Japan fans in Da House??

[Turkey Troter]

Hands down, it's Gary Numan's DANCE. His best.

Great record... Mick Karn on bass, Roger Taylor on drums, and of course plenty of analogue synth goodness. Think I'll put it on now!

Any Japan fans in Da House??

Hai

[StanInBlack]

Hands down, it's Gary Numan's DANCE. His best.

Great record... Mick Karn on bass, Roger Taylor on drums, and of course plenty of analogue synth goodness. Think I'll put it on now!

Any Japan fans in Da House??

Yes, me the last three albums in particular, but still fond of a lot of stuff on the first two.

[Cells&Plasma]

Great record... Mick Karn on bass, Roger Taylor on drums, and of course plenty of analogue synth goodness. Think I'll put it on now!

Any Japan fans in Da House??

Yes, me the last three albums in particular, but still fond of a lot of stuff on the first two.

I love the first 3...AS, OA and QL. Not a big fan of their Roxy phase to be honest and could never get into Tin Drum. I remember the press hating them in 79 when Quiet Life came out.

[StanInBlack]

I love the first 3...AS, OA and QL. Not a big fan of their Roxy phase to be honest and could never get into Tin Drum. I remember the press hating them in 79 when Quiet Life came out.

It's amazing how much the band changed grew and changed musically from AS to TD, how quickly they managed to change and how extreme the changes were - the first two albums are so completely apart in style from the last three that they feel like the work of a completely different band entirely to me! 'Gentlemen Take Polaroids' is probably my favourite album by them overall, and the one I find myself listening to the most, but there's a lot of songs on AS and OA that I love a hell of a lot: 'Transmission'. 'The Unconventional', 'Performance', 'Suburban Love', 'Communist China', 'Television' and the title track (from AS), and 'Automatic Gun', '...Rhodesia', 'Deviation' and 'The Tenant' (from OA).

Sylvian's gone down on record as saying that the hates the first Japan album, but weirdly I prefer it to OA. Given the approach that he later took with his vocals, it's quite refreshing to hear him snarling all over that first album.