WHAT THE FCUK ARE YOU LOT LISTENIN TO - When it's not the fucking Stranglers??!

Post by **gizzard** » 28 Mar 2006, 17:00

Killing Joke-HFTBOH
Morrissey-ROTT
SLF-Guitar And Drum
SLF-Fly The Flags
Goldblade-Rebel Songs
Stranglers Live Milton Keynes 1988
Buzzcocks-FPP
Buzzcocks-2003

Post by **gizzard** » 28 Mar 2006, 17:00

Post by **PaulinLondon** » 28 Mar 2006, 17:17

Kraftwerk - "The Mixes"
Killing Joke - first album.
Serge "The Urge" Gainsbourg - various.
Bauhaus - "Crackle".

Post by **raveninblack** » 28 Mar 2006, 18:52

lost control wrote:placebo - meds
placebo -live la cigale paris march 06
good stuff.

Meds: cracking album!!!!

FenDale · Post by **FenDale** » 31 Mar 2006, 19:50

Crass mentioned The Passions supporting The Cure - they were on The Cure's Fiction Records before going to Polydor - so I dug out "Michael and Miranda", their Fiction records LP, and what a great album that is. "Oh No It's You" still brings a lump to my throat, it has a lot of memories for me that particular song!! What a fabulous, underated band The Passions were, there was so much more to them than "German Filmstar", although that's one of my 3 favourite singles ever!

Other than The Passions, I've had on Penetration, Toyah, X-Ray Spex and a current ska band from Norfolk called The Sweetebeats, while I've been at home today doing jobs around the place. Wife at work, daughter at school, stereo turned up LOUD!

Arthur Streeb-Greebling · Post by **Arthur Streeb-Greebling** » 31 Mar 2006, 20:05

A bit of a Classical phase at the moment, Holst, Debussy, Eric Satie...oh and The Sex Pistols!

wadey1 · Post by **wadey1** » 31 Mar 2006, 20:18

ray davies new alobum is ace. stand up comic is one of the best songs he ever written

Arthur Streeb-Greebling · Post by **Arthur Streeb-Greebling** » 31 Mar 2006, 20:28

wadey1 wrote:ray davies new alobum is ace. stand up comic is one of the best songs he ever written

Yeah great album innit?
The Kinks are one of my fave bands, I have all their 60's stuff but have yet to buy any of there 70/80's stuff.
'The Kinks are the Village Green Preservation Society' is one of my all time fave albums.
:-)

Post by **PaulinLondon** » 01 Apr 2006, 22:06

FenDale wrote: "German Filmstar", although that's one of my 3 favourite singles ever!

What a brilliant, brilliant song. Had totally forgotten about it.

Post by **ThruBeingCool** » 02 Apr 2006, 01:33

'Flat Pack Philosophy' - Buzzcocks
The 'Lydon' compilation
'Stanger than Fiction' - Bad Religion'

Nevermind!...

Gotta get into some new Killing Joke before the tour...

Was browsing in me local 'indie' shop a few weeks ago. In the 'KJ' section was a new-ish album entitled 'KILLING JOKE'.

Am I right in thinking that the most recent album has the same title as the first 'Killing Joke' album?

Is it any good btw

Post by **paulinblack** » 02 Apr 2006, 06:53

ThruBeingCool wrote:'Flat Pack Philosophy' - Buzzcocks
The 'Lydon' compilation
'Stanger than Fiction' - Bad Religion'

Nevermind!...

Gotta get into some new Killing Joke before the tour...

Was browsing in me local 'indie' shop a few weeks ago. In the 'KJ' section was a new-ish album entitled 'KILLING JOKE'.

Am I right in thinking that the most recent album has the same title as the first 'Killing Joke' album?

Is it any good btw

Its came out in 2003 and has David Grohl (Foo Fighters) on drums. My 8 year old calls it 'angry' music. Jaz screams for most of the album, which I don't like. Having said that overall its quite good for listening to down the gym.

Paul

Post by **gizzard** » 02 Apr 2006, 08:31

paulinblack wrote:
ThruBeingCool wrote:'Flat Pack Philosophy' - Buzzcocks
The 'Lydon' compilation
'Stanger than Fiction' - Bad Religion'

Nevermind!...

Gotta get into some new Killing Joke before the tour...

Was browsing in me local 'indie' shop a few weeks ago. In the 'KJ' section was a new-ish album entitled 'KILLING JOKE'.

Am I right in thinking that the most recent album has the same title as the first 'Killing Joke' album?

Is it any good btw
Its came out in 2003 and has David Grohl (Foo Fighters) on drums. My 8 year old calls it 'angry' music. Jaz screams for most of the album, which I don't like. Having said that overall its quite good for listening to down the gym.

Paul

If you think he screams on that album you wanna hear the new one! Still a great album though.