What are you listening to right now?

Diamond Dog · « **Reply #56640 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 02:53 am »

Manic Street Preachers - This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours 1998

Not their finest album but Lord, there's some great songs here...

D.D.

WC · « **Reply #56641 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 03:11 am »

Planta - CSS (Format: 320k MP3 from MOG)

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Strange Album. Starts out as rather boring Electronic House pop, then ends sounds harder and less electronic and more rockin'. Female vocals.

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #56642 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 03:43 am »

Quote from: Diamond Dog on 13 Jun 2013, 02:53 am

Manic Street Preachers - This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours 1998

Not their finest album but Lord, there's some great songs here...

D.D.

Absolutely!

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #56643 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 03:45 am »

The Jigsaw Seen - Zenith (2000)

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WC · « **Reply #56644 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 04:36 am »

Vs. - Pearl Jam (Format: CD (1993))

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SlushPuppy · « **Reply #56645 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 05:00 am »

Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers - Conscious Party (1988)

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Captainhemo · « **Reply #56646 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 05:39 am »

Big Sugar - Five Hundred Pounds

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ArthurDent · « **Reply #56647 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 06:38 am »

Ambrosia: self titled 1st 1975

ArthurDent · « **Reply #56648 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 07:24 am »

America: self titled 1st 1972

ArthurDent · « **Reply #56649 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 08:24 am »

Savoy Brown: Hellbound Train 1972

Diamond Dog · « **Reply #56650 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 12:01 pm »

Quote from: Diamond Dog on 13 Jun 2013, 02:53 am

Manic Street Preachers - This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours 1998

Not their finest album but Lord, there's some great songs here...

D.D.

Quote from: SlushPuppy on 13 Jun 2013, 03:43 am

Absolutely!

That was the first Manics album I bought - saw the video for If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next and I was sold. One of my favourite bands now and I think their last few albums have been really strong. Pity they never broke in America but rare that British bands do. This band in particular had the deck stacked against them in terms of US success for reasons that their fans will understand. Up The Manics !

D.D.

elasticnorseman · « **Reply #56651 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 12:48 pm »

Beethoven: Symphony No.3 / Coriolan Overture - Claudio Abbado: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (1986)

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WC · « **Reply #56652 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 01:16 pm »

Antenna To The Afterworld - Sonny and the Sunsets (Format: 320k MP3 from MOG)

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Uptempo Folk/New wave.

elasticnorseman · « **Reply #56653 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 03:07 pm »

Over-nite Sensation - Frank Zappa (1973)

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elasticnorseman · « **Reply #56654 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 03:51 pm »

How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb - U2 (2004)

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WC · « **Reply #56655 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 04:59 pm »

Fifteen Quiet Years - Rodan (Format: 320k MP3 from MOG)

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Compilation Album. Post-Hardcore band. Kinda interesting guitar work. Like this one.

ArthurDent · « **Reply #56656 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 05:10 pm »

The Blues Project: Best of late '60s, samples are from the album 'Projections'

Crimson · « **Reply #56657 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 06:04 pm »

Black Sabbath - 13.

Mike Nomad · « **Reply #56658 on:** 13 Jun 2013, 08:50 pm »

SlushPuppy · « **Reply #56659 on:** 14 Jun 2013, 12:27 am »

For Against - Shade Side Sunny Side (2008)

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Allmusic.com review:

"Dingman's return has opened up For Against's stylistic approach to take in
dollops of ‘80s Brit post-punk moody textural creativity, ranging from the
echoey but harsh Comsat Angels of Sleep No More, whose influence is felt in
the early going of Shade Side Sunny Side, to the harder side of Warsaw/Joy
Division, to the more insular grace of Section 25 (whose "Friendly Fires" is
covered), to the timeless beauty of Pale Saints, Seventeen Seconds-era Cure,
and All Fall Down-era Sound. This is just a fabulous work, one of the most
unnerving and yet often resplendently gorgeous records in some time. Every
time it's played, it unfolds new layers of feeling, unlocking new mysteries of
the clash between head and heart, and digs in harder with the simple clarity
of its musical force."