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1. 

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   Indeed the fall are one of the few bands i could listen to daily and still find mind blowing, the songs never lose their energy, mystery or wisdom, truly a life changing band.

   Posted 2 months ago #

2. Flinto
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   Frank Turner. Listen.

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   Posted 2 months ago #

3. JHMiller86
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   If you like Randy Newman why not listen for a bit to Warren Zevon like I have been doing loads? He writes funny lyrics and has stories in his songs in a good way.

   Posted 2 months ago #
4. 

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   That reminds me i must track down copies of 'life'll kill ya' 'my ride's here' and 'The Wind' the three albums about death Mr Zevon recorded before he died i've heard good things about those are they worth tracking down?

   Posted 2 months ago #
5. 

   wgc sam
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   Alter Bridge.
   Absolutely amazing, highly recommend metalalingus if you like heavier stuff or if not then this song is absolutely amazing
   

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6. Chepanzee
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   James Blake's new EP Klavierworke (wonky post-dubstep)

   Salem (witch house, apparently!?)

   Timber Timbre

   S.Carey (drummer from Bon Iver)

   oOoOO EP

   Balam Acab

   Lower Dens

   Deerhunter

   Loads of other wanky stuff no one cares about 'cos it's a bit pretentious.

   Posted 2 months ago #
7. 

   AlbertTatlock
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   @Chepanzee Salem, Timber Tibre and oOoOO: all brilliant. not listened to the drummer from Bon Iver's stuff though, is it the same sort of stuff as Bon Iver?

   Posted 2 months ago #
8. 

   JimSterling
   Member

   Listening to Scissor Sisters because I am tune with my sexuality even though I am not a gay even!

   Posted 2 months ago #

9. The_Fresh_Pen
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   Justin Warfield - Fisherman's Grotto
   The Herbaliser - Same as it Never Was
   Roxy Music - Virginia Plain
   Toots & The Maytals - 54-46 was my Number
   Stone Roses - Bye Bye Badman
   Frank Black - Los Angeles
   Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street
   David Bowie - Oh! You pretty things
   Ben Folds - Bitches Ain't Shit

   Posted 2 months ago #
10. 

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    The Tiger Lillies-Births,Marriages And Deaths & Cockatoo Prison

    Posted 2 months ago #
11. 

    JimSterling
    Member

    Dear God by XTC has become my top song at the moment.

    Posted 2 months ago #
12. 

    Tim
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    Dear God is a fantastic song, sums up a lot about religion for me and XTC have delivered many wonderful tunes. Summer's Cauldron from the same album is one of my favourites. Andy Partridge is a seriously underrated guitarist.
    As for The Tiger Lillies I only discovered them because of The Podcast. Big fan now and had the privilege of seeing them live in the Pleasance Courtyard during this years Edinburgh Fringe Festival. A gloriously debauched Weimaresque evening.

    Posted 2 months ago #
13. 

    Tim
    Member

    Right that's me off on an XTC binge now (meaning the band)...

    Posted 2 months ago #
14. 

    cochise
    Member

    Lately I've been listening to a lot of 80's hardcore punk albums, so a lot of Bad Brains, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, Minutemen, Big Black etc.

    The last few songs that came up on my ipod:

    El-P- Tasmanian Pain Coaster
    Best Coast- Boyfriend
    Crass- Nagasaki Nightmare
    Led Zeppelin- Over the Hills and Far Away
    Heltah Skeltah- Sean Price
    Los Campesinos!- My Year in List
    DVDA- I am Chewbacca
     Black Star- Respiration

    Posted 2 months ago #
15. 

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    For some first rate hardcore punk might i recommend:

    Back From Samoa By Angry Samoans

    A Collection Of Pop Classics By Reagan Youth

    And anything by Husker Du is, of course, ace

    I've been listening to Raw Power by the stooges (superior iggy pop 1997 re mix) 

    It's Only Right And Natural by The Frogs (Exaggerates homosexual stereotypes in order to defend it and piss off right-wingers)

    And The Drift By Scott Walker (Disturbing/Unintentionally funny)  

    Posted 2 months ago #
16. 

    SamD
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    Listening to loads of Michael Bolton for some reason. Currently listening to Go The Distance on YouTube, which is probably my favourite song of his. Very moving and inspiring. Contrastingly been listening to a lot of Power Metal too, mostly Sonata Arctica and Sabaton. Good stuff.

    Posted 2 months ago #
17. 

    I_LOVE_BUSTERS
    Member

    oh forget it . i just tried to post a video!!

    Posted 2 months ago #
18. 

    I_LOVE_BUSTERS
    Member

    oh for fucks sake!!

    Posted 2 months ago #
19. 

    robwebster
    Member

    Edguy - New Age Messiah

    
    

    "PARDON FUCKING ME, WHO THE FUCKING FUCK IS JESUS"

    Posted 1 month ago #
20. 

    jackrebel
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    Ben kweller - thirteen

    Posted 1 month ago #
21. 

    Rusty
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    Off to see The Duke Spirit support BRMC in a bit. I've missed them, while they've been travelling, probably the band I've seen the most times!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
22. 

    Tim
    Member

    These New Puritans - "Hidden", play it fuckin' loud. And Flying Lotus - "Cosmogramma". And Fond Of Tigers - "Release the Saviours". Wheeeeee.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
23. 

    A Predator
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    I can't stop listening to 'Send in the clowns' Frank Sinatra's version, for reason which are beyond me I always equate the song to the strange melancholy that inevitable comes with the christmas times, really hits hard when I listen to it at the moment.

    Posted 6 days ago #
24. 

    The Caulk Master
    Member

    Goldmund - Famous Places

    It is piano music but like well good.

    Posted 5 days ago #
25. 

    DylanfromMerika
    Member

    "The Headmaster Ritual" by The Smiths because they mentioned it on Psych, which is an awesome show. Not sure if it's on over there.

    Posted 5 days ago #
26. 

    Ed Gamble
    Administrator

    Here are three bands I am listening to alot of at the moment.  They are very different.  Yep, I am super eclectic.  And kewl.

    Opeth
    Jonathan Coulton
    Ugly Duckling

    There we go then.

    Posted 4 days ago #
27. 

    robwebster
    Member

    I don't know who the other two are, but I couldn't approve more of the Opeth if I tried. Phenomenal stuff.

    
    

    I discovered they have Ghost of Perdition on my SU jukebox a few weeks ago. The atmosphere's never quite been the same again.

    
    

    They've also got Therion and Porcupine Tree. Keeps me happy. No Dream Theater though. Bastards.

    Posted 4 days ago #
28. 

    A Predator
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    Cannot stop listening to this

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    Posted 4 days ago #