June 14, 200817 yr I find myself putting a Stevie Wonder CD in the car player almost all the time now! I just love 'I Wish' - couldn't help laughing at that poor guy last week on America's Got Talent playing the same song ... he murdered a classic! Norma
June 14, 200817 yr I find myself putting a Stevie Wonder CD in the car player almost all the time now! I just love 'I Wish' - couldn't help laughing at that poor guy last week on America's Got Talent playing the same song ... he murdered a classic! Norma Was that the organ playing guy? I only saw a bit of that programme last week and saw that bit.
June 14, 200817 yr My uncle's made me a compilation of hits of The Beach Boys and Abba who I both love :wub: Sade- Lovers Rock and The Best of Sade Simon and Garfunkel- The Essential... Keane- Hopes & Fears (my favourite) Shakira- Laundry Service :lol: Dido- Life for rent Destiny's child- Survivor Jennifer Lopez- On the 6 The Cardigans- Gran turismo Eros Ramazzotti- Nove, Stile libero, Calma apparente Tic Tac Toe- Klappe die zweite that's all I could think of at the moment ^_^ Obviously, I wasn't even in plan when some of these albums were in, but I love oldies :heart:
June 14, 200817 yr Was that the organ playing guy? I only saw a bit of that programme last week and saw that bit. Yes that's the one. It was going quite well until he started singing. Norma
June 14, 200817 yr John Mayer - Continuum :heart: David Gray - Greatest Hits Jack Mcmanus - Either Side Of Midnight Lighthouse Family - Greatest Hits Rihanna - Good Girl Gone Bad The Wombats - A Guide To Love, Loss & Desperation
June 15, 200817 yr Walk The Line OST :wub: Johnny Cash is amazing. Even though he isnt on there, the songs are incredible.
June 15, 200817 yr Walk The Line OST :wub: Johnny Cash is amazing. Even though he isnt on there, the songs are incredible. :o that one too! That has to be my favourite OST ever! :heart:
June 18, 200817 yr Johnny Cash is amazing. Even though he isnt on there, the songs are incredible. Yeah Johnny Cash was good - tho my best of album of his would have to go in the 'albums that you've hid so they won't get mixed up with your dad's country & western collection but now have lost in your room' thread :lol:
June 19, 200817 yr Orbital - In Sides http://img57.imageshack.us/img57/4851/r871003fl7.jpg Fantastic album from start to finish!
June 20, 200817 yr Orbital - In Sides http://img57.imageshack.us/img57/4851/r871003fl7.jpg Fantastic album from start to finish! but as the cover's a bit :puke2: maybe better downloading that one :lol: Jem for me too, played it yesterday for the first time in ages. Both Dido albums, played for the first time in ages this week. Lately I've been listening to the Jem album, does she come under specialist? I've posted her new song in pop forum :o wasn't sure which it was to go into? well seeing she's had popular success - either (tho she will be probs also put into Pop due to her gender :lol: and not put with any David Gray threads - well seeing as they are both signed to the Dave Matthews Band 's ATO Records and are targeting a similar audbase)...she's a singer-songwriter and obv Trip hop, Folk and New Wave-styled electronica are respresented in here.... Jem (singer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jem Birth name Jemma Griffiths Born June 18, 1975 (1975-06-18) (age 33) Origin Penarth, Wales, UK Genre(s) Trip hop, Pop-Rock, Folk, New Wave Years active 2002 — present Label(s) Sony BMG/RCA/ATO (2003-present) Jemma Griffiths (born June 18, 1975 in Penarth, Wales), better known as Jem, is a Welsh singer-songwriter known for her eclectic musical stylings. Her debut album, Finally Woken, includes elements of rock, New Wave-styled electronica and trip-hop. Along with electronic producer Guy Sigsworth (Björk, Frou Frou), she wrote the song "Nothing Fails", which was later reworked by Madonna and appeared on her 2003 American Life album. Her second album Down to Earth is to be released in September 2008
June 20, 200817 yr Jem is brilliant, I really like her music. I have big expectations from her second abum "Down to Earth" tho she will be probs also put into Pop due to her gender Maybe 2 or 3 songs are Pop (Just a Ride, Wish I) but the rest are rock (24, Falling For You), reggae ("Save Me"), trip hop/electronica (They, Easy Way Out, Come on Closer) or folk (Flying High) even a classical piece of music ("They" has a sample from Bach) She has an eclectic mix of (almost) all musical genres PS 1. I wonder why she (or her record label?) "forgot" to release "24" (her best song IMO) as a single... 2. Her real birthday is 18 May 1976 (May not June, like on IMDb) Edited June 20, 200817 yr by Alin
June 20, 200817 yr Kate Bush - Hounds of Love, The Dreaming, Never For Ever, The Sensual World Yazoo - Upstairs at Erics Depeche Mode - Music for the Masses Cocteau Twins - Treasure Pink Floyd - Animals Underworld - Dubnobasswithmyheadman The Beatles - Revolver, White Album The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead, Strangeways Here We Come The Lover Speaks - The Lover Speaks Siouxsie and the Banshees - Peepshow Sisters of Mercy - First And Last And Always
June 20, 200817 yr Duran Duran - Rio Human League - Dare The Cure - Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me Blondie - Parallel Lines The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead The Clash - London Calling Depeche Mode - Violator U2 - War Sisters of Mercy - Floodland minus U2 and Duran, a corking list. 'Dare' still sounds as great today as it did in 1981 - a massively important album.
June 21, 200817 yr Been listening to My Bloody Valentine's entire back catalogue (including the REALLY early stuff with the different vocalist, and "Ecstasy and Wine" mini album) on my mobile recently in anticipation of the Tuesday night show at the Roundhouse in Camden..... Still sounds absolutely astounding...... and just way ahead of its time..... I can honestly count on the fingers of about one hand (with three fingers missing...) the amount of bands around from this era that can step up to what MBV were doing with "Loveless" and "Isn't Anything"....
June 21, 200817 yr Siobhan Bonaghy - Revolution In Me (very promising talent, but has never really ignited) Q-Tip - Amplified (Very much a long lost gem, worth buying for 'Breathe And Stop' alone) Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash (with every listen, it sounds that bit better every time) Kelis - Kaleidoscope (Remember when the Neptunes were, y'know, good?) Kylie - Impossible Princess (Her most important album, but least successful).
June 21, 200817 yr Basement Jaxx - Kish Kash (with every listen, it sounds that bit better every time) a masterpiece - their overlooked classic IMO - by far their greatest work.
June 22, 200817 yr a masterpiece - their overlooked classic IMO - by far their greatest work. It is, although it has taken a long time for me to persevere with. If it wasn't Basement Jaxx, I would've probably let it gather dust. It was released in 2003 when dance music was apparently dead, so they basically thrived on new opportunities. Listening to it still brings new sounds that I didn't pick up on previously, but it's certainly less immediate than 'Remedy'.
June 22, 200817 yr Another classic (and brilliant) album is Dissintegration by The Cure There are some fantastic songs like: Pictures of You 1_6KPet8Zo8 Love Song P4SZhumbv0s Lullaby waia83h6Y2k
June 30, 200816 yr I remember how great it was listening Roxette - Joyride album. sorry but i can't read that without keeping a straight face :lol: :lol: - you're not really Darren Hayes under an assumed name are you :lol:
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