Music - albums you forgot about...

DavidXBrunt · 23 May, 2006, 05:59:50 PM

Pet Shop Boys Very is still utterly wonderful, even better ist he double disc er-release with Hey Headmaster, Too Many People, and the all time classic Shameless which just gets more and more appropriate as time goes by.

And they have a new album out! Musical yay! And with a bit of luck I can save money by buying that and the new Beautiful South album at the same time! Double musical yay!

Dog Deever · 23 May, 2006, 06:10:11 PM

Ministry

Quite possibly the only band in history to have a 'Bone Technician' as part of their road crew!
I shit you not!
Today i found:
Flux of Pink Indians- Strive to Survive Causing the Least Suffering Possible.

Anarcho-Shouty noise!
THEY LIE, WE DIE; THEY LIE WE DIE; THEY LIE, WE DIE; THEY LIE, WE DIIIIIEEEEEEE!

Carlsborg Expert · 23 May, 2006, 07:23:22 PM

J came and stood with us for a bit to watch the support group.

He's like a mini Gandalph in bug specs.

johnnystress · 23 May, 2006, 07:58:35 PM

ha- theres a blast from the past

"i love tube disasters, i wanna marry a tube disaster "

Dog Deever · 23 May, 2006, 11:35:05 PM

Buckie, Ministry, Flux?
You're talkin my language

Can YOU smell the nu smell?

Pity 'FUCKING CUNTS TREAT US LIKE PRICKS, FUCKING PRICKS TREAT US LIKE CUNTS' album is so DIRE!

What about CONFLICT then?
Oi Polloi played in Elgin about 3wks ago.
Boot down the doors.....

Mr C · 24 May, 2006, 01:44:04 AM

Stuff I've been listening to lately:
Iggy and the Stooges
Devo
Misfits
New Order
Fireball Ministry
Jimmy Cliff.
A brilliant Ska cover of Ghostbusters (can't remember who by)
As well as my usual trinity of Led Zep, The Clash and Bob Marley.

Can I track down any Senseless things? can I bollocks. Gah!

Also rediscovered my love for the Doors.

Keef Monkey · 24 May, 2006, 05:34:28 AM

"Ministry

Quite possibly the only band in history to have a 'Bone Technician' as part of their road crew!"

Also the only band I've ever seen live who had 2 drummers, one of whom played distorted saxaphone during the gentler moments. I may have imagined all of that though.

I, Cosh · 24 May, 2006, 05:47:27 AM

Also the only band I've ever seen live who had 2 drummers

Butthole Surfers.

Dog Deever · 24 May, 2006, 06:05:41 AM

Slapnuts
sorry
Slipnot

scutfink · 24 May, 2006, 02:46:13 PM

Murder Inc.

steev. · 24 May, 2006, 03:04:39 PM

I've just rediscovered 'yoshimi fights the pink robots' by the flaming lips.It didn't do a huge ammount for me when it came out, but i got their latest album and its great and i also recently watched a film about the band called 'the fearless freaks' which was fantastic!
I've been completely won over.
I will now proceed to overlisten to them to the point that i won't be able to put an album of theirs on for years!

all the best,

steve r..

Leigh S · 26 May, 2006, 03:23:25 AM

David Ackles - the three albums out on CD are all an acquired taste - its a bit like Leonard Cohen, but with a darker view of the world and a more theatrical delivery - but songs like "Down River" and "Road to Cairo" are just really evocative - the man who inspired Elvis Costello to write songs apparently

mechanix81 · 26 May, 2006, 04:15:13 AM

I've got the Chesney Hawkes album. Listened to it for first time in YEARS yesterday. it's not bad, you know. and one of the tracks sounds like Kiss...

Richmond Clements · 26 May, 2006, 04:21:51 AM

You're barred!

Aaron Smurf Murphy · 26 May, 2006, 04:34:00 AM

Sods! I've been after those Sensless Thing albums for years! I still dig Got It At The Delmar. Anyone willing to aid my quest through dubious piracy?

I've been getting back into Soundgarden and Rage Against The Machine. Some Happy Mondays too.

Finn Sinn