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[Janie]

♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "Everything Everything - Radiant"

Arc? Been meaning to check them out but I got no sound on my computer!"

Yes, I believe this is from the album Arc. I saw these guys for the first time on Later...With Jools Holland a while back, and I've been hooked ever since. Worth checking out if you can...

[[deleted user]]

Hate to Say I Told You So by The Hives

[Erin]

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

[Janie]

Bad Haggis - Wine Dark Sea

[Thomas]

Bowie - Fantastic Voyage

[Ashley]

Kimbra - Cameo Heart

[[deleted user]]

Katatonia - Dance of December Souls

[Michael Fierce]

Janie wrote: "♍ichael Ƒierce wrote: "Janie wrote: "Everything Everything - Radiant"

Arc? Been meaning to check them out but I got no sound on my computer!"

Yes, I believe this is from the album Arc. I saw the..."

Kool. I've heard one song on college radio and thought they sounded a bit like a modern cutting-edge XTC, only to hear the announcer say basically the same AND then read a review somewhere that said the same.

[Michael Fierce]

Thomas wrote: "Bowie - Fantastic Voyage"

Dang, Thomas, u do like some killer stuff.

[Michael Fierce]

Ekel wrote: "Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses"

Saw them live back-in-the-day. They're awesome.

[Michael Fierce]

Stephen wrote: "Morrissey and Siouxsie - Interlude"

Jeez, everybody on this board likes good stuff. Saw Siouxsie with Love & Rockets in the early 90's. One of the more memorable concerts out of the few hundred I've been to.

[Andrew]

I saw Love & Rockets twice in the 90's. The first concert was before they came out with " So Alive ". They performed " Dog End of a Day Gone By ". One of my all time favorite songs. My top two would be Morrissey " Everyday is Like Sunday " and The Pet Shop Boys version of " Always on My Mind ". Never saw Morrissey , But The Pet Shop Boys were fantastic.

[Chuck]

Hank Williams Jr. - Dixie on my Mind

[Thomas]

Andrew wrote: "I saw Love & Rockets twice in the 90's. The first concert was before they came out with " So Alive ". They performed " Dog End of a Day Gone By ". One of my all time favorite songs. My top two woul..."

I saw Morrisey at Roskilde (year?) at 3 a.m. doing a fantastic show in front if a huge bleary-eyed crowd. A likewise huge leather-clad dangerous looking biker stood beside my wife and me a made me a tad nervous actually. Suddenly he leans to his friend and barks in Danish "If he plays 'Everyday is Like Sunday' I'm gonna f-ng cry" A few songs later, Morrisey did, and the biker made good on his words. Strange and great experience :)

[Beau]

Siouxie and the Banshees - Dear Prudence

[Andrew]

Thomas wrote: "Andrew wrote: "I saw Love & Rockets twice in the 90's. The first concert was before they came out with " So Alive ". They performed " Dog End of a Day Gone By ". One of my all time favorite songs. ..."

Thomas wrote: "Andrew wrote: "I saw Love & Rockets twice in the 90's. The first concert was before they came out with " So Alive ". They performed " Dog End of a Day Gone By ". One of my all time favorite songs. ..."
Morrissey , strangely, seems to speak to very diverse groups of people.lol

[Thomas]

Andrew wrote: "Thomas wrote: "Andrew wrote: "Morrissey , strangely, seems to speak to very diverse groups of people..."

Yup :)

I would love to see Pet Shop Boys though!

[Janie]

Television Personalities - The Room at the Top of the Stairs

[Stephen]

LCD Soundsystem - Drunk Girls

[Michael Fierce]

Andrew wrote: "I saw Love & Rockets twice in the 90's. The first concert was before they came out with " So Alive ". They performed " Dog End of a Day Gone By ". One of my all time favorite songs. My top two woul..."

Awesome. I know everything by them, inc. all Tones On Tail. I saw Love & Rockets perform 3 days in a row (or maybe it was 3 days out of 4), 1 of those was with Siouxsie, the other 2 just them (if I remember correctly). The last show of the 3 was (I believe) at One Step Beyond in Santa Clara, CA. There were people moshing so hard that one guy got hurt real bad and had to be taken on a stretcher to Emergency. A girl got hurt too with a cut that looked like a knife slash all down one leg. The venue tried to stop Love & Rockets from performing but Daniel Ash wouldn't leave the stage. Even David J & Kevin Haskins were trying to get him to come off the stage because the venue wanted to cancel the show less than midway through. Daniel ended up playing a nearly 30 minute acoustic version of All In My Mind until the crowd calmed down and became mesmerized by him and the performance. Ended up they let the concert continue. It was one of the most affecting, atmospheric shows I've ever seen. Oh, and before each show Love & Rockets got so high that smoke from their bongs created a huge smoke cloud which then combined with their fog machines that really blew us all away, especially since I was in the front about 3 or 4 standing rows back! :D

[Karl]

-- Magenta - "Live At The Point" (2 Disc) --

[[deleted user]]

Count Raven - Messiah of Confusion

An Ozzy soundalike on the vocals, lyrics dealing with apocalyptic prophecies... EPIC WIN.

[Phil]

Alcest - Écailles de lune

[Lyn]

Sonata Arctica - think they are German, really good band

[Glenn]

The Ramones - To Tough to Die

[Janie]

Television - Venus

[Mary]

Janie wrote: "Television - Venus"

Great choice, Janie!

I've been listening to a lot of artists on the NewRetroWave channel on YouTube. Right this second... Waveshaper - Crystal Protocol.

[Janie]

J.M. wrote: "Janie wrote: "Television - Venus"

Great choice, Janie!

I've been listening to a lot of artists on the NewRetroWave channel on YouTube. Right this second... Waveshaper - Crystal Protocol."

Thanks, J.M. - Marquee Moon is a great album!

[Ashley]

Cool, I like Waveshaper, J.M.

[A.C.]

Stereophonics' new album.

[Erin]

Beck - Where It's At

[[deleted user]]

Thergothon - Fhtagn-nagh Yog-Sothoth

[Karl]

-- Ozric Tentacles "Live At The Pongmasters Ball" --

[Beau]

Kiss - Detroit Rock City

[Janie]

Rolling Stones - Heaven

[Thomas]

Erin wrote: "Beck - Where It's At"

So cool, I just got an urge to run home and put "Odelay" on repeat for the evening!

[Stephen]

Joy Division - New Dawn Fades

[Janie]

Looking Glass - Jimmy Loves Mary-Anne

[Janie]

Stories - Brother Louie

[Andrew]

Power Station - Get It On ( Bang a Gong )

[Andrew]

Glenn wrote: "The Ramones - To Tough to Die"

I saw the Ramones with a guy who wore a V neck sweater. Told him he would get his ass kicked.lol

[Thomas]

Andrew wrote: "Power Station - Get It On ( Bang a Gong )"

Just finished The Tommyknockers and remembered a passage:

"Bang-a-Gong, Marc, you sure got it on. Or got it off. Or whatever. A group called Power Station is going to cover your tune in 1986 and it's going to be really bad, it ... it ..."

Mr King's words (or really Jim Gardener's), not mine ;-)

[Thomas]

Andrew wrote: "Glenn wrote: "The Ramones - To Tough to Die"

I saw the Ramones with a guy who wore a V neck sweater. Told him he would get his ass kicked.lol"

Love the Ramones, but I get frequently surprised about how "soft and harmonic" the sound is; not abrasive by today's standards by a very long shot!

Edit: on the old stuff/hits I mean

[Maja]

Cinema Strange - Nightfalls

[Stephen]

Crass - Christ The Album

Because I woke up feeling angry.

[Janie]

Stephen wrote: "Crass - Christ The Album

Because I woke up feeling angry."

Hahaha ... sorry, Stephen, but you made me laugh. I'm not listening to anything yet.

[Erin]

Radiohead - Creep

[Janie]

Bowie - Wild is the Wind

[Scott]

ExitSpecialists' GOODNIGHT just finished on the iPod. Now it's PYRAMID OF TEARS by Alejandro Escovedo.

[[deleted user]]

Saint Vitus - C.O.D.