Whats your music

kavsy · Post by **kavsy** » Sat Jan 21, 2006 4:45 pm

How about some [Suicidal tendencies,Pantera,Sepultura,Biohazard,Metallica,Infectious Grooves]
pretty much stick to stuff like that really.

James A · Post by **James A** » Sat Jan 21, 2006 7:24 pm

All the above are in my collection. Sepultura are the band that got me into metal in the first place. Its just a shame when Max left they went so bad.

mel the bell · Post by **mel the bell** » Sun Jan 22, 2006 8:47 am

i like all music (from the oldest, cheesest to the latest)

but especially
punk
reggae
drum and bass

currently i love the post punk sounding bands that are about
arctic monkeys
kaiser cheifs
editors
killers
franz ferdinand
subways

etc

SirClive · Post by **SirClive** » Sun Jan 22, 2006 9:42 am

Faves are...
The Smiths
Stone Roses
The Cure
Wonder Stuff
New Order
Sex Pistols

Currently listening to...
New Order (Waiting for the Sirens Call)
24 Hour Party People (movie soundtrack)
Keiser Chiefs and Killers latest

Looking forward to hearing...
Arctic Monkeys

forestville · Post by **forestville** » Sun Jan 22, 2006 11:33 am

Depeche Mode
Moonspell
Rotting Christ
Lacuna Coil
Samael
Rammstein
Within Temptation
Akercocke
Cradle Of Filth

TheShend · Post by **TheShend** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 4:34 pm

SirClive wrote:Faves are...
The Smiths
Stone Roses
The Cure
Wonder Stuff
New Order
Sex Pistols

Oooh similar to myself. What are the 'Wonder Stuff' like?

I'm on retro tune fixation atm. Recently picked up Talking Heads best of which is just pure magic.

I'll throw in the old Depeche Mode, Radiohead, Prodigy, Black Grape, Bjork, Al Green, E.L.O, Joy Division, Tim & Jeff Buckley, Mansun, Paul Weller, The Stranglers, Supertramp, Televsison and errr. U.N.K.L.E.

Aye that'll do.

Edit: Me and the mrs picked up a Pulp best of as well. Nae bad ^_^

merman · Post by **merman** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 7:21 pm

Wonder Stuff fan here. Indie pop with attitude, great orchestration and a revolving band line-up. Probably best known for their cover of "Dizzy" featuring Vic Reeves (and I don't mean the computer game), but much better songs include Circlesquare, the Slade cover Coz I Luv You and Size of a cow... I suggest "If the Beatles had read Hunter" (the singles collection)

LeeT · Post by **LeeT** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 6:31 am

merman wrote:Wonder Stuff fan here. Indie pop with attitude, great orchestration and a revolving band line-up. Probably best known for their cover of "Dizzy" featuring Vic Reeves (and I don't mean the computer game), but much better songs include Circlesquare, the Slade cover Coz I Luv You and Size of a cow... I suggest "If the Beatles had read Hunter" (the singles collection)

Whats the new stuff (no pun intended!) like? I read somewhere that it was originally intended to be a Miles Hunt solo album, but he could only get signed if he used The Wonder Stuff name.

I saw their original farewell gig at The Phoenix Festival in 1994 - great gig!

merman · Post by **merman** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 7:19 am

LeeT wrote:
merman wrote:Wonder Stuff fan here. Indie pop with attitude, great orchestration and a revolving band line-up. Probably best known for their cover of "Dizzy" featuring Vic Reeves (and I don't mean the computer game), but much better songs include Circlesquare, the Slade cover Coz I Luv You and Size of a cow... I suggest "If the Beatles had read Hunter" (the singles collection)
Whats the new stuff (no pun intended!) like? I read somewhere that it was originally intended to be a Miles Hunt solo album, but he could only get signed if he used The Wonder Stuff name.

I saw their original farewell gig at The Phoenix Festival in 1994 - great gig!

Haven't heard the new stuff (if you'll pardon the pun).

SirClive · Post by **SirClive** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 5:03 pm

merman wrote:
LeeT wrote:
merman wrote:Wonder Stuff fan here. Indie pop with attitude, great orchestration and a revolving band line-up. Probably best known for their cover of "Dizzy" featuring Vic Reeves (and I don't mean the computer game), but much better songs include Circlesquare, the Slade cover Coz I Luv You and Size of a cow... I suggest "If the Beatles had read Hunter" (the singles collection)
Whats the new stuff (no pun intended!) like? I read somewhere that it was originally intended to be a Miles Hunt solo album, but he could only get signed if he used The Wonder Stuff name.

I saw their original farewell gig at The Phoenix Festival in 1994 - great gig!
Haven't heard the new stuff (if you'll pardon the pun).

Wasn't aware of the new stuff either. I would recommend any of the first 3 albums, 8 Legged Groove Machine,Hup and Never Loved Elvis (or even the 4th that I can't remember the name of).
Saw them live a few times, Walsall Bescott stadium was one of the best gigs I have ever been to.

Sureshot · Post by **Sureshot** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:28 pm

My music taste goes in a wide number of directions, mainly because I have been avidly discovering music on the Internet since about '98. I'll happily give out the address to my playlist for anyone who wants, where you will see the likes of Aphex Twin and Apocalyptica sitting next to Arch Enemy, but here's what I've been listening to recently:

Vitalic - OK Cowboy
Sigur RÃ³s - Takk
Yellowcard - Ocean Avenue
Machine Head - The Burning Red
In Flames - Reroute To Remain
Thrice - Vheissu
Dragonforce - Inhuman Rampage
The Prodigy - Their Law: The Singles 1990/2005
The Honorary Title - Anything Else But The Truth

James A · Post by **James A** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 12:36 pm

Is that Dragonforce album any good? I've seen the single on TV and its sounds pretty decent.

I don't really trust the reviews done in alot of magazines after seeing what a unthruthful little bunch of sods musical journalists can be.

smee · Post by **smee** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 5:19 pm

ooo top albums eh?

slayer - god hates us all
guns n' roses - use your illusion I
swingin utters - five lessons learned
manic street preachers - gold against the soul
metallica - justice for all
filaments - whats next
pantera - live 101 (can't stop listening to this one)

talking bout music, what do people listen to when playing games?
any certain types for certain games or anything?

Sureshot · Post by **Sureshot** » Thu Jan 26, 2006 11:53 am

James A wrote:Is that Dragonforce album any good? I've seen the single on TV and its sounds pretty decent.

I don't really trust the reviews done in alot of magazines after seeing what a unthruthful little bunch of sods musical journalists can be.

I think it's great, insane levels of cheese heaped on. Hadn't heard something like this since Gamma Ray.

Personally, I tend to avoid journos and make my own assumptions

James A · Post by **James A** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 9:26 am

Yeah ill agree with you on that. I've seen too many decent bands destroyed by journalists especially from a certain weekly magazine that is a pile of Kerrrap.

Dragonforce album is good though.

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