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I love Elevator! :wub:

 

I recon Jordin will be #23 today, and Mariah probably down in the 50s at #56 or so.

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Hello all :)

Pleased Creep got another week in the top 40! :wub:

Yes :o Along with Booty Luv and Mut Mut of Sugababes fame. :o

I like my Mut rough, I like my Mut tough :kink:

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Yes :o Along with Booty Luv and Mut Mut of Sugababes fame. :o

 

Hello :hi:

Did you have a good time then?

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Hello all :)

Pleased Creep got another week in the top 40! :wub:

Afternoon, Rob/Cremey!

Haven't heard Creep in years. It actually sounds really fresh. I think I prefer it now then I did back when it came out.

 

And Elevator is much better than Low. But then again, that wouldn't be too difficult to achieve :P

I like my Mut rough, I like my Mut tough :kink:

And she certainly was rough...

 

Did you have a good time then?

Yes, one of the best uni nights everrr <3 I was at the front (as I always seem to be somehow?) and because I dance fantastically (badly) I got the attention of most of them and they waved at me :heehee: Except the Mut who is a moody cow bless her. No one knew her flops innit.

 

Anyway, O/T :heehee:

Radiohead where alright, until they went all weird. -_-
Afternoon, Rob/Cremey!

Hi Jester :thumbup:

Thanks for recommending OK Computer by the way, been listening to it loads this week, it's just mind-blowing! (And I think it'll grow on me even more with time!)

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38 :ne: The Music - Strength In Numbers [P]

 

http://www3.hmv.co.uk/hmv/Large_Images/HMV/1767695.JPG

 

Chart Run: 38 [1 wk]

 

Release date: 9-6-2008

Availability: in stock

Number of Discs: 1

Catalogue Number: 1767695

Label: POLYDOR

 

'Strength In Numbers', the bands third album, has already set forums ablaze with news of one of the comebacks of the year. Consistently one of the most incendiary live bands in the UK, the Leeds-based band, released their much-acclaimed self-titled debut album in 2002 before following up with Welcome To The North, their second long player in 2004. Despite worldwide sales in excess of one million albums, headlining festivals as far a field as Japan and Australia and stadium shows alongside the likes of U2, Oasis and Coldplay, outside pressures took their toll on the band forcing them to reconsider life as The Music. Deciding they would “have to make an amazing record or bust” they holed up with Flood and Hartnoll in London's Townhouse Studios coming up with their strongest album to date. Aggressive and confident, yet fresh and forward thinking, Strength In Numbers blends guitars and electronics to produce a sound that is sonically unlike anything else in 2008.

 

The new material has been road tested to an incredible response on the band's 'Four Cities' tour, which sees them returning to play the same cities in consecutive months – each time in a bigger venue, rekindling the adulation that followed their historic Blackpool Empress Ballroom show and multiple sold out nights at Brixton Academy. - HMV

 

 

Video here:

 

 

track listing

1. Strength In Numbers

2. Symbol Of Hope

3. What Am I

4. Traps

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Yes, one of the best uni nights everrr :heehee: Except the Mut who is a moody cow bless her. No one knew her flops innit.

 

Anyway, O/T :heehee:

 

O/T is ok :lol: LOLZ at you at the front again!

 

Radiohead where alright, until they went all weird. -_-

 

Well, they did go a bit left field with their later albums after Kid A....

 

Hi Jester :thumbup:

Thanks for recommending OK Computer by the way, been listening to it loads this week, it's just mind-blowing! (And I think it'll grow on me even more with time!)

Hurrah! Glad you like it!

:wub: We Are Scientists

It's grown on me a lot since I bought the album

Liking The Music, damn it though I missed them playing it, was too busy putting my washing out on the washing line :lol:

 

We Are Scientists, where did this come from, i havent seen it on itunes that high, thought this would miss the top 40, one of their better songs i think

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