Your top 5 songs of the mo'?
Mar 2 2005 21:27
Mine have to be
1.Rancid - Time Bomb
2.My Chemical Romance - Thank you for the venom
3.Atreyu - Bleeding Hearts shed no tears
4.Tsunami Bomb - Take the reins
5.Guttermouth - She's got the look
Mar 3 2005 10:16
#2
My music taste is so good but The Skatalites are sweet 8)
Group X - Schfifty five
The Bouncing Souls - Gone
Dropkick Murphys - The Gauntlet
Bright Eyes - Feb 15th
Vanessa Carlton - White Houses
Mar 3 2005 12:07
#3
I could right an endless list of skatalites tracks, but to save you i won't!
1. Skatalites covering "Baby elephant walk" henry mancinni
2. Prince Buster "Madness"
3. Andy & Joey "You're wondering now"
4. Prince Buster "Enjoy yourself"
5. AC/DC "Dirty deeds"
Anyone that knows me please note, i want all these played at my funeral!
Mar 3 2005 12:41
#4
in no particular order:
The Futureheads - Hounds Of Love (out this weekend, and very cool OH oh oh oh)
Annie - Heartbeat (out this week too, best pop song of 2005?)
Jason Forrest - Spectacle To Refute All Judgments (how could you not like a track that has this as a summary? "Yes, a disco theoretical argument against Guy Deboard.")
Bong-Ra - Murder You (Ruff Inna Jungle Remix) (it samples desmond dekker the israelites, and i am gonna see bong-ra next week)
Knifehandchop - Now With 50 Percent More Rave (an oldie but a goodie)
Mar 3 2005 13:15
#5
Red Army Choir - The Internationale
Pete Seeger - Solidarity Forever
Leon Rosselson - The World Turned Upside down.
Red Army Choir - National Anthem of the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics.
The Wolfe Tones Off to Dublin in the Green.
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For Communism!
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Mar 3 2005 13:16
#6
Oh and revol, before you whine like a Catholic, the Wolfe Tones were put in there solely to piss you off personally.
Mar 3 2005 13:19
#7
Brighton Bomber wrote:
I could right an endless list of skatalites tracks, but to save you i won't!1. Skatalites covering "Baby elephant walk" henry mancinni
2. Prince Buster "Madness"
3. Andy & Joey "You're wondering now"
4. Prince Buster "Enjoy yourself"
5. AC/DC "Dirty deeds"
Anyone that knows me please note, i want all these played at my funeral!
C'mon, bomber, where's the Elvis? 
OK.....
1. Pretty much anything by Lee "Scratch" Perry
2. In the ghetto -- Elvis Presley (or Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds)
3. War pigs -- Black Sabbath
4. The power of independent trucking -- Big Black
5. Peace in the valley -- Johnny Cash (live at Folsom Prison)
(expecting a slagging, particularly for that last one, but it brings tears to my eyes every time 
)
Mar 3 2005 13:25
#8
Steve Earle – The Revolution Starts Now
The Sanity Clause – Telling Us What To Do
The Sanity Clause – Cinderella
The Sanity Clause – Seroxat City (unreleased)
The Sanity Clause – God Bless America (unreleased)
8) 
Mar 3 2005 13:26
#9
So, Steve, are you in a band by any chance?
Mar 3 2005 13:28
#10
Steve wrote:
The Sanity Clause – Seroxat City (unreleased)
is that a cover of suffragette city by any chance?
Mar 3 2005 13:47
#11
gav wrote:
in no particular order:The Futureheads - Hounds Of Love (out this weekend, and very cool OH oh oh oh)
You got there first, cock 
Mar 3 2005 13:49
#12
John. wrote:
gav wrote:
in no particular order:The Futureheads - Hounds Of Love (out this weekend, and very cool OH oh oh oh)
You got there first, cock
hair or no hair mate, my indie credentials are way better than yours. if you notice, i am so indie, i only included one indie song and pretended i was into other more obscure genres.
Mar 3 2005 13:53
#13
the button wrote:
So, Steve, are you in a band by any chance? :wink:
yes
Mar 3 2005 13:53
#14
gav wrote:
Steve wrote:
The Sanity Clause – Seroxat City (unreleased)is that a cover of suffragette city by any chance?
no
Mar 3 2005 13:58
#15
Five songs (covers) I last played at a singer’s night
Fear Is A Man’s Best Friend (John Cale)
The World Turned Upside Down
Life Worth Livin’ (Uncle Tupelo)
Horrible Day (Frank Black & The Catholics)
Sweet Jane (Lou Reed)
Mar 3 2005 14:01
#16
Damn, you started me on John Cale now.... Close Watch would have to be in my top 5.
Mar 3 2005 14:01
#17
go on steve, you might as well tell us your bands website and any gigs you have coming up
Mar 3 2005 14:06
#18
the button wrote:
Damn, you started me on John Cale now.... Close Watch would have to be in my top 5.
Just managed to buy John Cale's Honi Soit CD from ebay. Mine was nicked a few years back and it was deleted so I'm well chuffed.
Mar 3 2005 14:14
#19
bloc party - helicopter
dead prez - it's bigger than hiphop
michael gray - the weekend
sade - cherry pie
uniform choice - my own mind
Mar 3 2005 14:17
#20
gav wrote:
go on steve, you might as well tell us your bands website and any gigs you have coming up :wink:
Well seeing as you asked No gigs at the moment. The last one we did was for the bookfair in Bolton organised by Manchester SolFed in November. We've had a break recently as the band members have jobs, kids, life, etc to deal with. We've done two self released CDs though. Our songs get played on 'Under the pavement', a community radio station in Manchester. We do a cracking version of 'The World Turned Upside Down' as well as our own stuff. Two of us are members of SolFed and the other two are sympathetic.
http://thesanityclause.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/index.jhtml
Mar 3 2005 14:18
#21
Steve wrote:
the button wrote:
Damn, you started me on John Cale now.... Close Watch would have to be in my top 5.Just managed to buy John Cale's Honi Soit CD from ebay. Mine was nicked a few years back and it was deleted so I'm well chuffed.
I've got it on vinyl, but who's got a record player? (Not me 
). Actually, I'd be a lot more if I had the technology to listen to my John Cale albums.
Mar 3 2005 14:22
#22
To stop this getting totally pretentious:
1. Uncle Nobby - The Macc Lads
2. Candle in the Wind - Elton John
3. Free Rudolph Hess - Skrewdriver
4. Whispering Green Grass - Don Estelle and Windsor Davies
5. I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor
Mar 3 2005 14:35
#23
LeonardfromLeominster wrote:
2. Candle in the Wind - Elton John
Which version?
Mar 3 2005 14:38
#24
LeonardfromLeominster wrote:
To stop this getting totally pretentious:
Too late.....
1. Mahler - Symphony No. 9
2. JS Bach - Violin Concertos
3. Schubert - Winterreisse
4. Chopin - Nocturnes
5. Goldie Lookin Chain - Your mother's got a penis
Mar 3 2005 14:46
#25
SRV - rude mood
System of a down - (not sure, copied album)
Rancid - Hyena
Violators - Live fast die young
Expelled - Cider
Mar 3 2005 14:49
#26
What the lyrics go like on the SOAD song? ill probably know.
Mar 3 2005 14:53
#27
Squarepusher - "Do You Know Squarepusher?"
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - "Sleep"
Kyuss - "Green Machine"
Ani Difranco - "Roll With It"
Blackalicious - "Release"
My favourite band are Tool but I can't pick one track!
Mar 3 2005 15:40
#28
gav wrote:
hair or no hair mate, my indie credentials are way better than yours. if you notice, i am so indie, i only included one indie song and pretended i was into other more obscure genres. :wink:
Of course I noticed that.
Now go fuck off and listen to shithat or the eels or somethin
you're so cool 
Mar 3 2005 16:23
#29
1. Bloc Party - Little Thoughts
2. Bright Eyes - We are nowhere and it's now
3. Saul Williams - Talk to Strangers
4. Gang of Four - Why Theory
5. Gwen Stefani - What ya waiting for?
oh and that Willy Mason is growing on me all the time.
plus I can confirm that Gav is the king of Indie, as John seems to think that indie is cryogenicaly freezing your hair in 1995.
Mar 3 2005 16:25
#30
revol68 wrote:
plus I can confirm that Gav is the king of Indie, as John seems to think that indie is cryogenicaly freezing your hair in 1995.
But c'mon revol, you've got much lamer indie hair than me - a hoxton fin PLUS an ironic mini-mullet. And in denial about it. Very little sadder than that...
i'm obviously not so much of a KKKRAZY rocker as wetheyouth...
The Skatalites: Don't slam the door
Queen Adreena: I am the way
The Wailers: Chances Are
The Corries: Kishmul's Galley
Eels: Hospital Food
hmm, eclectic...
yeah 8)