The 'what are you listening to' thread:

the Lionheart Brothers.

A blast from the past

Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

Haven't listened to it in ages and just needed to be taken back to a less complicated time in my life. God! it's good.

Doves - Caught By The River

Hotblack wrote:

A blast from the past

Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

Haven't listened to it in ages and just needed to be taken back to a less complicated time in my life. God! it's good.

Isn't it? I always forget how good it is, mainly due to that big OVERRATED sticker it carries nowdays. Shame

Rocking another random here, just had A Sense of Home from Peter Gabriel's Long Walk Home soundtrack, now got Concrete Jungle by Bob Marley, next is Maximo Park doing Graffiti live

A Weather - Spiders, Snakes.

Highly underated band.

http://www.last.fm/music/A+Weather

I second the Dark Side of the Moon sentiments...

Another blast from the past for me at the moment - Big Science by Laurie Anderson. Amazing.

I've got Elliot Smith's self titled album on, and I'm really liking it, thanks Carah!

Carah wrote:

A Weather - Spiders, Snakes.

Highly underated band.

Are they as good as The Oatmeal Surprise Party?

oh, ha ha, just noticed their page on last.fm. 'Mianus' indeed

Watching last night's Later Live.

Really enjoyed the new Fratellis stuff. Which surprised me.

Absolutely adore Spiritualized, so that was good.

Robert Plant and Allison Krauss now. I love their record, they're awesome together, and have not disappointed.

Elbow - Newborn

Kate Bush - Never for Ever

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Isn't it? I always forget how good it is, mainly due to that big OVERRATED sticker it carries nowdays. Shame

A bit of a backlash from the Radiohead OK Computer generation? What goes around comes around and that sticker will disappear in time (I hope )

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Kate Bush - Never for Ever

Coincidentally (sort of), Them Heavy People came up on random earlier this morning.

Am now listening to Garmarna, a wonderful Swedish folk-rock band.

Skipping through Kings of Leon's Youth and Young Manhood.
A soundtrack for a deranged serial killer if there ever was one... Holy Roller Novocaine !

Black Water by Kris Drever - A folkie. Great stuff though.

I'm doing the random iTunes thing, which is always a bad idea when you're a bootlegger and half the files in your Music folder are Britney Spears acapellas, various samples from drum machines, and other bootlegs you've downloaded that turn out to be horrendously off-key. So I went back to Dunproofin's Black Friday mix again

I've got Talking Heads:77 on... can't get enough of this stuff

Alan Vega - Jukebox Babe

Joy Division - I Remember Nothing

The Ting Tings - Great DJ

I've been working through Nirvana's With the Lights Out box-set - I'm on the third disc now, lots and lots of Nirvana!

hotblack wrote:

A folkie. Great stuff though.

"...though"?

I've got Roy Harper's classic Stormcock album on.

listening to Fleet Foxes' album now. Quite enjoying it... it's a bit folky, a little bit Beach Boys and it even reminds me of The Coral, which is a bit strange. Could be a grower.

Pink Floyd - Us And Them

I'm listening to Nine Inch Nails, back and forth between The Downward Spiral and the new album The Slip

Glendarian wrote:

hotblack wrote:

A folkie. Great stuff though.

"...though"?

Purely for them as don't appreciate that folk can be grand stuff (and, like every genre, it can be utterly appalling in places too.) There's some blinding stuff on Black Water. Beautifully played, beautiful songs.

Currently listening to The Dandy Warhols Odditorium album.