# On The CD Player Today (take 6)

[sojourner]

The whole song is very similar to Juanita by the Flying Burrito Brothers. There are worse bands to rip off though!

Brilliant - thank you!!! That's exactly it!

Thought I was going mad Oh and yeh, agree - that's off one of my favourite albums of all time

 

[sojourner]

np, Zion Train - Passage to Indica

 

[sojourner]

Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets

 

[Dr. Furface]

Peaking Lights - 936
MEN - Talk About Body

 

[sojourner]

Brian Eno - ambient 2


Where's whatsisface lately? Had his hair cut...used to look like David Seaman?

 

[sojourner]

De Dannan - Hibernian Rhapsody

 

[ericjarvis]

Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly - Searching For The Hows And Whys

Not innovative, but just good solid quality songs sung with a decent voice. A brilliant DIY bedroom album.

 

[flypanam]

Am sick today so i've had on...

Colin Stetson - new history warfare vol 2: Judges
Stereolab - Not music
Earth - Angels of darkness, demons of light 1.
Polmo polpo - Like hearts swelling
Jackie o motherfucker - Ballads of the revolution AND Liberation

 

[Threshers_Flail]

Loving Odd Future at the mo, looking forward to Tyler's second album.

Seeing him again in June.

 

[friedaweed]

Neil Young - Harvest

 

[killer b]

pj harvey - let england shake

.

 

[rollinder]

earlier: Eek A Mouse - Wa Do Dem (1982 album)

Ralfe Band - Sword (album)

now: Green Day - International Super Hits

 

[Dillinger4]

 

[rollinder]

Blondie - Parallel Lines
The Clash - From Here To Eternity
(promo copy - skips a bit - that's eil's quality control for you )
^eta bit hmm about the more relaxed Whiteman & changing the lyrics to rebel ears (US audience could've misinterpreted ?)
great Career Opportunities l from Shea -
not sure how much of a point there is adding a def anti-Falklands reference when your performing in the US but it was being planning for an live album back then...

funny how the press release from '99 goes on about how The Clash definitely don't(didn't) want the whole Shea Stadium recording released

eta: oh Joe was doing the "last train to Skarville" thing in Whiteman he did with The Mescaleros back then too.

 

[friedaweed]

Kate Bush Ariel

 

[100% masahiko]

The Social Network - Atticus Ross/ Trent Reznor.
Space is only noise - Nicolas Jarr

 

[dlx1]

Tea with LX Thursday Teatime June02

 

[rollinder]

early hours of this morning before crashing out: Urban75 radio - Vital Sounds
(came in arround Rivers Of Babylon)
http://www.urban75.net/vbulletin/threads/344354-Playlist-March-11?p=11585220&viewfull=1#post11585220
^ one of the few things yesterdayish that stopped me feeling a general sense of anger and powerlessness at the universe

Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers - Free Like We want 2 Be (album)

 

[rollinder]

Eric Mouquet - Thorgal

 

[Voley]

Everything tagged Reggae Ska and Dub on shuffle. In the last half hour I've decided it is possible to own too much Lee Scratch Perry. Burning Spear 'Tradition' on right now. Bit of sun out in the garden just now. Fits nicely.

 

[Voley]

Muddy Waters - Chess Box

 

[blairsh]

 

[ViolentPanda]

Siouxsie & the Banshees - Kaleidoscope
Siouxsie & the Banshees - Juju
The Pretty Things - SF Sorrow

 

[stavros]

Th' Faith Healers - "Lido"
Scientist - "Heavyweight Dub Champion"
Clinic - "Visitations"
Ice-T - "O.G. Original Gangster"


"I find Ice-T to be, the dopest, flyest, O.G. pimp hustler, gangster player hardcore motherfucker, living today. To be honest I'm totally and utterly on his dick."

 

[killer b]

Dread meets rockers uptown

 

[killer b]

revenge of the super-ape.

 

[killer b]

trojan deejays box set

 

[killer b]

teh cure - three imaginary boys

 

[stavros]

Mis-Teeq - "Eye Candy"

It's been many years since I listened to this, but it's aged surprisingly well. Way too long with lots of filler, but the first half hour is a very good post-UK Garage post-TLC pop album.

 

[stethoscope]

The Fall - Middle Class Revolt