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MacDaddy - as our British friends can attest, the Darkness rocks. Who would think that Tiny Tim fronting AC/DC would work, but it does. F'in phenomenal live. These guys really lay it down. Roo, Mulletizer...Comments?Quote:
Originally posted by MacDaddy
Heh I saw their video on MTV...faggin awesome. so I ordered the CD. I take it's pretty good in a retro butt rock kind of way?
I loved the video
ripping guitarist
The Roman Candles
anybody ever hear of em out there? They are the best band out of Anchorage ever (way better then 36 Crazyfists)
Sun Kil Moon Ghosts of the Great Highway
The Shins Chutes too Narrow
Guided by Voices Earthquake Glue
Radiohead Hail to the Thief
The English Beat I Just Can't Stop It (gotta have an oldie in there)
Funny thing about her we hired her once and went down to Seward for the Kenai Fjords tour in a 16 passenger van I was in the back and she was in the front and I had a bag of chips I asked if anybody wanted A chip shes says "sure powder monkey" so I pass a chip up the van over 3 seats it was pretty funny I think I was 10Quote:
Originally posted by Tippster
Gotta check out the Allison Krauss.
U2's Dancing Zoo TV live recorded in Stockholm, Swe. (bootleg)
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A little nostalgia this afternoon.
Haven't heard these songs in YEARS.
Zepplin: How the West was Won.
This album has been consistently blowing my mind for 5 months.
FlowB. I was a rocker in the 80's and I guess I still am at heart.Quote:
Originally posted by FlowBee
MacDaddy - as our British friends can attest, the Darkness rocks. Who would think that Tiny Tim fronting AC/DC would work, but it does. F'in phenomenal live. These guys really lay it down. Roo, Mulletizer...Comments?
I saw "The darkness" on MTV. I usually dont watch MTV that much because of the overkilled Hip Hip hop hop crap but, this one Buzzworthy clip came on with some retro arena rock riffs and crazy looking/acting leading singer with an amazing voice for this type of music....caught my attention, and the rest is history.
The video was awesome because the band was not afraid to make fun of its self.
I just ran over to Wasatch CD exchange and picked it up for 11.97
I'm stoked now I've got two copies I gues one will be a gift
I cant wait for these guys to start touring the US
The Cure used to be my favorite band. I was as obsessed about them as I am now about Radiohead. Disintegration (as mentioned above) is still one of my favorite albums (though it doesn't get much play anymore). Standing on the beach staring at the sea is sick as well. I've got one kind-of Cure import (Robert Smith sings on the album). It's called Blue Sunshine by The Glove. It's absolutley sick. Next time I get a chance to edit some skiing video songs from that disc will be used.
In my player right now... Lost Horizons by Lemon Jelly
Funny how these things work. I don't know why, but last night I was laughing about The Cure lyric "let me take your hand I'm shaking like milk."Quote:
Originally posted by meatdrink9
The Cure used to be my favorite band
turning turning blue all over the windows and the floor.
fires outside in the sky look as perfect as cats.
the two of us together again, it's just the same a stupid game.
...all from memory, might be wrong, but I know what you're saying.
I used to get beat up because I liked the Cure.
Updated for Radiohead mix I just put in at work, but it's not a cd player it's in winamp, love this band. OK Computer is the shizzle fo nizzle. <comic book guy>Radiohead at Red Rocks 2002- best show ever </comic book guy>
No, you got beat up for dressing like and wearing your hair like Robert Smith!Quote:
Originally posted by Ireallyliketoski
I used to get beat up because I liked the Cure.
The glove was a collabaration between mad bob and Steven Severin from Siouxie and the banshees a mate of mine had some super rare japanese 12" imports on this crazy blue vinyl see thru with clouds and crap.[end of pinneresque music nerdism]Quote:
Originally posted by meatdrink9
The Cure used to be my favorite band. I was as obsessed about them as I am now about Radiohead. Disintegration (as mentioned above) is still one of my favorite albums (though it doesn't get much play anymore). Standing on the beach staring at the sea is sick as well. I've got one kind-of Cure import (Robert Smith sings on the album). It's called Blue Sunshine by The Glove. It's absolutley sick. Next time I get a chance to edit some skiing video songs from that disc will be used.
In my player right now... Lost Horizons by Lemon Jelly
on the player now
Cure-Disintergration
Ride-Going Blank again
Weezer-The Green album
Spearhead- Stay Human
Morphine-The Night
Sugar-Copper Blue
Miles Davis-Sketches Of Spain
(yeah yeah I know I can't play em all at once but this is the general playlist at the moment)
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Originally posted by divegirl
U2's Dancing Zoo TV live recorded in Stockholm, Swe. (bootleg)
That is AWESOME. I bought that boot in 1993 on casette during my first and only trip accross the pond. I have their August 29th 2001 show from RDS in Dublin on CD - fantastic show with awesome audio if you are interested.
Glad to see that there are some serious Radiohead fans here too. For my money songs don't get much better than Idiotique or Exit Music.
Was a bit surprized to see OK Computer listed 100 something on Rolling Stone's top 500...but then again it IS Rolling Stone.
Eminem - Still don't give a fuck
White Zombie - Electric Head Part 1(The agony)
CKY - 96 Quite Bitter Beings
Dr. Dre ft Eminem - Forgot about Dre.
Korn - Got the Life
Kottonmouth Kings- King's Blend
Psychadelic Funk
Less Than Jake - Jonny Quest thinks were sell outs
Mix Mob - Show me the way
Powerman500 - Action
RHCP - Can't Stop
Don't Forget Me
Tech N9NE - Imma Tell
Einstein
Rancid - Red Hot Moon
Detroit
Rage Against the Machine - Sleep now in the fire
Killing in the name of
Updated version with these songs.
Rancid - Ruby Soho x 3.....i love that song.
Can't Hang - Uptown
Dub Pistols - Six million ways to live
Deftones - Change(In the house of flies)
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Cool pic. 40oz still hasn't left my car,
i've got a tape from a 1985 show in Croke Park, Dublin laying around some where. they cover bruce springsteen's "my home town".Quote:
Originally posted by Canuk
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That is AWESOME. I bought that boot in 1993 on casette during my first and only trip accross the pond. I have their August 29th 2001 show from RDS in Dublin on CD - fantastic show with awesome audio if you are interested.
HIM- Razorblade Romance
Prodigy- Music for a jilted generation
Gatecrasher Red
Lacuna Coil- Comalies
thats in my MD player right now (1 disc :D )
Gonna make another one with some mudvayne, old skool blink 182, face to face and tranceport next.
Basement Jaxx "essential mix bootleg"(alarm clock)
Chemical Brothers "Brother's Gonna Work It Out" (car)
dammit, forgot I had the new Basement Jaxx too. Kish Kash. Brother's gonna work it out is a chemical brothers song though.Quote:
Originally posted by truth
Basement Jaxx - Brother's Gonna Work It Out
Botch "American Nervoso"
Pennywise- Unknown Road
I am interested in both those bootlegs!! You guys rock. Tuffy, you coming to Kirkwood this weekend with Punani? Bring that tape, buddy!Quote:
Originally posted by tuffy109
i've got a tape from a 1985 show in Croke Park, Dublin laying around some where. they cover bruce springsteen's "my home town".
here my mix
Rock:
some cky
some blindside
some element 80
some mars volta
manson-tainted love
and of cousre some rage
Rap
don't give a fuck and crunck -lil john and east side boyz
some sweatshop union
some dirty circus
a whole lotta outkast
ludacris
Morecheba
Black Flag
Bob
Social D
Blackalicious
Flogging Molly
The Darkness just made a "rockumentary" (their own name for it). It doesn't get much better than that :D :DQuote:
Originally posted by MacDaddy
Heh I saw their video on MTV...faggin awesome. so I ordered the CD. I take it's pretty good in a retro butt rock kind of way?
I loved the video
ripping guitarist
for those of you into u.k. bands the next big band in the u.k. will be franz ferdinand. in the next few months they'll be getting pretty big. well worth checking out.
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Originally posted by schuss
dammit, forgot I had the new Basement Jaxx too. Kish Kash. Brother's gonna work it out is a chemical brothers song though.
Meant it to read Basement Jaxx "Essential Mix - bootleg" in my Alarm and Chemical Brtothers "Brothers Gonna Work It Out" in my car.
Someone needs to do a Maggot Compliation with all these cool bands I've never heard of (argh. I'm so unhip).
It's gotta be Faceless-GodsmackQuote:
Christ, if you don't get the blood flowing, it's gonna go limp-Ron Jeremy
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Ward, weren't you a little rough on the Beaver last night? June Cleaver-vintage 1965
1) i have no clue where this tape isQuote:
Originally posted by divegirl
I am interested in both those bootlegs!! You guys rock. Tuffy, you coming to Kirkwood this weekend with Punani? Bring that tape, buddy!
2) i don't have a dual cassette recorder anymore
3) stayin' local and surfing this weekend
4) punani's car smells
A Judas Priest bootleg, Seattle 79.
MMW- 10-31-02
Sex Mob
Dubwise and otherwise- Collection of dub
Marc Ribot 4-18-02
Bill Laswell and Jah Wobble- radioaxium
Mushroom jazz 4- Marc Farina
illy b eats- breakbeats and remixes (j. jones segment in proph.)
Tosh - live and dangerous 1971
Modest Mouse
St Germain- Tourist
I can put together a complilation of some of the 80s Punk in my collection, or 70s-early 90s electronic, or jazz guitar, or favorite polka hits.Quote:
Originally posted by watersnowdirt
Someone needs to do a Maggot Compliation with all these cool bands I've never heard of (argh. I'm so unhip).
Just kidding about the polka.;)
Rammstein. I'm on a German heavy metal kick.
Do it Viva...I could use something interesting to wake me up here at work.
Sprite
Oh, I've got Art of Noise on now. BB King is next.
Sprite