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  • FyPunK
    FyPunK Posts: 160
    Generally it is punk, mainly 1st generation with a little Prodigy and Devo and stuff thrown in.
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  • Sirius631
    Sirius631 Posts: 991
    FyPunK wrote:
    Generally it is punk, mainly 1st generation with a little Prodigy and Devo and stuff thrown in.

    +1 for Devo. Dig my vinyl out, put on 'Duty Now for the Future' and wack the volume up on 'Clockout/Timing X'.
    To err is human, but to make a real balls up takes a super computer.
  • FyPunK
    FyPunK Posts: 160
    Sirius631 wrote:
    FyPunK wrote:
    Generally it is punk, mainly 1st generation with a little Prodigy and Devo and stuff thrown in.

    +1 for Devo. Dig my vinyl out, put on 'Duty Now for the Future' and wack the volume up on 'Clockout/Timing X'.
    Did you get to see them when they were over a couple of years back? Top show.
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,665
    NapoleonD wrote:
    willhub wrote:
    Electric Light Orchestra
    Spears Britney

    Anything that aint classical really.

    :shock:

    You just haven't heard anything properly. You should hear some Borodin, Mahler or Prokofiev or whatever on my hifi.

    Beautiful!

    I dont like classical, my Logitech Z5500 is good enough, 10" sub for bass, ok the sattelites are abit small but it does the job.

    I'm listning to Marvin Gaye and Isaac Hayes aswell as Electric Light Orchestra at the moment now, brilliant music, bet you would not expect a 19yr old to be listning to that sort of stuff :lol:
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,665
    Will, I beg to differ. Seriously. You would hear things diferently on my system.

    Like going from a kids bike to a 10 grand road bike. (xcept it would be a 25 grand road bike...)
  • whalley665
    whalley665 Posts: 150
    I seem to be addicted to Metallica.
    :D But i also like muse, dizzee rascal, marilyn manson and any sort of metal or rock.
    92% of teenagers have turned to rap. If your one of the 8% that still listens to real music put this in your sig.
  • shockedsoshocked
    shockedsoshocked Posts: 4,021
    At the moment i'm loving some:

    Brian Eno: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w134m6pWfWM
    Oingo Boingo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jItz-uNjoZA
    The Clash: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQwm1v1R-qM
    "A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,665
    NapoleonD wrote:
    Will, I beg to differ. Seriously. You would hear things diferently on my system.

    Like going from a kids bike to a 10 grand road bike. (xcept it would be a 25 grand road bike...)

    How can it be THAT different? I know there is greatly improve SQ but cant imagine a massive amount.

    What's the specs of the Hi-Fi?
  • volvine
    volvine Posts: 409
    AC/DC all the way :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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  • pneumatic
    pneumatic Posts: 1,989
    volvine wrote:
    AC/DC all the way :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

    In France, they used to refer to AC/DC as "Assez Decu", which means "rather dissappointed". 8)

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  • nicensleazy
    nicensleazy Posts: 2,310
    The Stranglers. I have followed them since 77 and always find myslef drifting back listening to their music and going to the odd gig when they are in London!
  • Le Commentateur
    Le Commentateur Posts: 4,099
    "Mosquito" by The Necks
    Stereolab's "Dots & Loops" album
    "Welcome" & "Borboletta" & other early-70s albums by Santana
    "El Sonido Nuevo" album by Cal Tjader
    "ESP" album by Miles Davis

    Seem to be the stuff that gets played when the weather's nice, bright & sunny.
    Un uomo solo al commando
  • finchy
    finchy Posts: 6,686
    nicensleazy wrote:
    The Stranglers. I have followed them since 77 and always find myslef drifting back listening to their music and going to the odd gig when they are in London!

    Ah, I was waiting for you sleazy! I'm happy to be 29, but sometimes I wish I could have been a young adult in 77 so I could go and see bands like the Stranglers when it was all just kicking off.
  • BigG67
    BigG67 Posts: 582
    7,000 tracks on my iPod, 1,635 different artist...I'm a sad sod :oops: ..last 6 added and so the ones I'm listening to at the moment are:

    - C&C Music Factory - Gonna Make You Sweat (ah SOOOO old skool)
    - Black Eyed Peas - Pump It
    - Elbow - Live Album version of Seldom Seen Kid (with the BBC Orchestra)
    - UNKLE - Heaven (single track)
    - Royksopp - Junior (the new album which is outstanding
    - Daft Punk - Alive 2007
  • nicensleazy
    nicensleazy Posts: 2,310
    johnfinch wrote:
    nicensleazy wrote:
    The Stranglers. I have followed them since 77 and always find myslef drifting back listening to their music and going to the odd gig when they are in London!

    Ah, I was waiting for you sleazy! I'm happy to be 29, but sometimes I wish I could have been a young adult in 77 so I could go and see bands like the Stranglers when it was all just kicking off.



    The Stranglers are indeed a great band....................in fact, one of the best from that period and still going strong. I see them last year in London, it was a packed house on both nights!
  • FyPunK
    FyPunK Posts: 160
    nicensleazy wrote:
    The Stranglers are indeed a great band....................in fact, one of the best from that period and still going strong. I see them last year in London, it was a packed house on both nights!
    I saw them just after Paul Roberts had left, they were missing his vocals, he had a lot of abuse when he took over from Hugh, JJ for me isn't upto the job, others will argue of course.
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  • nicensleazy
    nicensleazy Posts: 2,310
    FyPunK wrote:
    nicensleazy wrote:
    The Stranglers are indeed a great band....................in fact, one of the best from that period and still going strong. I see them last year in London, it was a packed house on both nights!
    I saw them just after Paul Roberts had left, they were missing his vocals, he had a lot of abuse when he took over from Hugh, JJ for me isn't upto the job, others will argue of course.


    Interesting comments. Paul Roberts was never a Strangler, in my mind. How do you replace Hugh Cornwell's vocals............you can't. However, the balance is now right. Baz Warne is doing a sterling job for the band with JJ singing more. Got to say, I like JJ, he adds to the band. Also, JJ is a superb bass player.
  • FCE2007
    FCE2007 Posts: 962
    nicensleazy wrote:
    ...Also, JJ is a superb bass player.

    +1

    Burning Up Time being a perfect example.
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  • iainf72
    iainf72 Posts: 15,784
    Burial and Four Tet are releasing a 12" on Monday (Moth / Wolf Cub)

    The A side, Moth is the best thing I've heard in years. It sounds exactly what you'd expect Four Tet and Burial to sound like.

    One for all you hipsters to seek out :wink:
    Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.
  • FyPunK
    FyPunK Posts: 160
    nicensleazy wrote:
    Interesting comments. Paul Roberts was never a Strangler, in my mind. How do you replace Hugh Cornwell's vocals............you can't. However, the balance is now right. Baz Warne is doing a sterling job for the band with JJ singing more. Got to say, I like JJ, he adds to the band. Also, JJ is a superb bass player.
    I had a feeling about the reply, I assumed correctly you were an old follower, agree with your comments, tho as I am not a hard core strangler I saw PR in a different light, I admit it took sometime to accept him but it wasn't until he left that I thought he was better than I had originally thought. Thinking on, one of old time bands which I have seen more times than hot dinners and one I always make an effort to see The Vibrators, when they played Rebellion last year without Mr Knox I actually enjoyed them more :shock: perhaps the 30 odd years of punk has paid a heavy toll on my sense of hearing. So long as they continue to breath, with or with original band members I will always enjoy the live shows.
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  • nicensleazy
    nicensleazy Posts: 2,310
    The Stranglers 5 mins vidoe........great stuff!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xb5roW_8k0I

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