Today I am mostly listening to

Hit me with your rhythm stick...Ian Dury and the Blockheads

...play that piano riff loud and it can easily turn into one
of the most wonderful things you've ever heard (musically, of course)

Originally Posted by Quinn

Hit me with your rhythm stick...Ian Dury and the Blockheads

...play that piano riff loud and it can easily turn into one
of the most wonderful things you've ever heard (musically, of course)

Thats a classic.Can remember listening to that when I was 8,my brother having recorded it off the top 40.Those were the days.
"Its niceto be a loonatic!"

There ain`t any characters like him around any more,god bless him!

I was just watching/listening to Kasabian/Clubfoot on You tube.com

Originally Posted by Chris155

Evanesence's new album

OMG, what a load of monkey spunk dribble!!!!

Is that a good or bad thing?

Foo Fighters.

Learning to Fly has an excellent video.

Originally Posted by Spiderman

Thats a classic.Can remember listening to that when I was 8,my brother having recorded it off the top 40.Those were the days.
"Its niceto be a loonatic!"

There ain`t any characters like him around any more,god bless him!

I was just watching/listening to Kasabian/Clubfoot on You tube.com

hehehe

"hit me slowly, hit me quick...it's nice to be a lunatic"
wonderful stuff

Just spent 5 of my extremely hard earned pounds on a Doobie Brothers Greatest Hits CD at Asda - forgotten how many great songs they made

Originally Posted by RhythmMethod

Just spent 5 of my extremely hard earned pounds on a Doobie Brothers Greatest Hits CD at Asda - forgotten how many great songs they made

even if people only know "Long Train Running" the Doobie
Brothers are definitley worth investigating

Originally Posted by Quinn

Hit me with your rhythm stick...Ian Dury and the Blockheads

...play that piano riff loud and it can easily turn into one
of the most wonderful things you've ever heard (musically, of course)

The bass playing is also superb, it's a little tune all on it's own.

I'm still on Thunder, and in Ant's absence Gordian Knot.

Originally Posted by the slipperman

The bass playing is also superb, it's a little tune all on it's own.
l:

quite right

Moby

This morning:

the Verve-urban Hymns.

What a great album.

A kids songs CD

If I hear "London Bridge" one more time, I'll flip out

Originally Posted by BigFoot

A kids songs CD

If I hear "London Bridge" one more time, I'll flip out

Kate Bush -- The Dreaming

40 licks rolling stones

In my studio, framing pics to Jamiroquai and OK GO (great US band - if you like Elvis Costello, Jags or Buzzcocks type music).

I know, strange combination! Tomorrow it could be Meatloaf and Dusty Springfield. I'm just that kinda gal!!

Coldplay - X&Y