Today I am mostly listening to

Rammstein - Sehnsucht

Originally Posted by EddieGTA

Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer and Pantera (all mentioned) while they sound it cannot be classed as Death metal, that would be something like Cradle of Filth. If you listen to the lyrics of the above... or rather look them up as it is hard to hear they are actually rather political and well written. I think Metallicas 'disposable heroes' is a fine example.

hehehe...fair point Eddie...but I'm a crumbly old man now (not really)
and cannot possibly be expected to sense the difference at all
between one band singing "blah blah blah" and another, singing
"Bluergh Bluergh Bluergh"

...although, as you point out quite rightly, there is a difference

and also...did hear a Cradle of Filth track t'other day and wondered
whether it may be possible to use it as a burglar alarm

Stevie Nicks - Edge Of Seventeen.
The Ramones - My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down.

Can you guess which film soundtrack these two songs are from?

Originally Posted by Roswell

Stevie Nicks - Edge Of Seventeen.
The Ramones - My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down.

Can you guess which film soundtrack these two songs are from?

School of Rock

Great film, BTW...

As for me:

The Killers - Hot Stuff (oh, what a surprise... )

"oh what night" by the Dells is capable of making ur night

...but..if ur musical knowledge is on a surgical back-stance
then investigation of...perhaps Neil Young maybe what could help
might be Grand Funk Railroad

....dunno...it's up to you

Weezer - Weezer (their first album, the one with the Sweater Song )

tom waits.beautiful maladies

Originally Posted by EddieGTA

Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer and Pantera (all mentioned) while they sound it cannot be classed as Death metal, that would be something like Cradle of Filth. If you listen to the lyrics of the above... or rather look them up as it is hard to hear they are actually rather political and well written. I think Metallicas 'disposable heroes' is a fine example.

I always liked Master of Puppets. The later Black album was very good too.
Perhaps my taste is maturing, which is why I was listening to very unsimilar things like Muse and Dean Martin earlier. Or maybe there's another reason

Originally Posted by ally

Dean Martin earlier.

Now that is interesting

and shows intelligence...a rare thing m8

Ryan Adams & The Cardinals - Cold Roses
he performs with the superbly named "Cindy Cashdollar" who indeed performs with a Resonator Guitar.......and not a lot of people know that....

Paradise Lost, cracking went to see them last night what a gig, what a lot of cracking looking rock chicks what a lot vodka and redbull to clear my hangover from the night before

Rammstein - Reise Reise

Gilbert O' Sullivan -The Berry Vest Of

Portishead - Dummy

Particularly 'roads' the theme to the new 159 advert

Originally Posted by Steve20

Gilbert O' Sullivan -The Berry Vest Of

...this is where you really intrigue me Stevie
(Not that that statement should shake yer boots in the slightest)

...but you do mention some curious things sometimes...and there
are a few old Gilbert O' Sullivan songs, which are worth a nod
...they need to be sought out and categorised though...

...am not a particular fan of his at all...but I think I know what
you mean

Originally Posted by Quinn

...this is where you really intrigue me Stevie
(Not that that statement should shake yer boots in the slightest)

...but you do mention some curious things sometimes...and there
are a few old Gilbert O' Sullivan songs, which are worth a nod
...they need to be sought out and categorised though...

...am not a particular fan of his at all...but I think I know what
you mean

I have to confess I've always enjoyed his music and some tunes are poignant...but to move on dear Quinn something you'll love...
Neil Youngs latest "Prairie Wind" which is ace but there again so is my other newly bought album (CD) Richard Thompson -Front Parlour Ballads

Rammstein - Mutter

Tool - Ænima

Queensrÿche - Operation Livecrime

Originally Posted by Ant

Rammstein - Mutter

Tool - Ænima

Queensrÿche - Operation Livecrime

More melodic stuff from you Ant
Have you purchased the Pet Shop Boys latest offering?
I'm still grooving with Gilbert...ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day

Originally Posted by Steve20

More melodic stuff from you Ant
Have you purchased the Pet Shop Boys latest offering?
I'm still grooving with Gilbert...ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day

PSB have a new CD!?!?!

I didn't know...

Originally Posted by Ant

PSB have a new CD!?!?!

I didn't know...

Yes Sir They have written the film score for that well known Russian Film Battleship Ptomekin (excuse spelling) . The music is meant to be very good .

I'll look for it then.