June 22, 200619 yr Scott - if you liked Dubstar, check out Client, if you haven't already - it's Sarah's new band, and the last album featured Martin Gore from Depeche and Andy Fletcher. http://www.mute.com/artists/publicArtistLo...cography&id=904 hear some stuff here: http://www.tunetribe.com/Artist?artist_id=16040 Love 'em.
July 14, 200718 yr Blondie - Parallel Lines. Whenever i stick that on, i remember its greatness. Brings back alot of memories that album :wub:
July 22, 200717 yr tlc - 'crazysexycool' [1994] and 'fanmail' [1999]. i occasionally listen to these two more for nostalgic reasons rather than just to have a good listen and whatever. they bring back so many good memories for me and are f-in brilliant albums. :wub: http://www.br-online.de/bayern3/musik/meilensteine/90er/artikel/tlc-crazysexycool/foto/tlc_200_200_bmg.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/0a/TLCFanmail.jpg Edited July 22, 200717 yr by Off_Da_Endz
July 30, 200717 yr Vanessa Carlton - Harmonium http://file.bodnara.co.kr/webedit/news/1106581108-VC2.jpg A really well written and produced sophomore album from Vanessa Carlton that's criminally underrated. Unfortunetley, due to having no promotion & support from her label, the album was a commercial failure. If you're even slightly interested in her music, I'd recommend giving this album a try as it really does set her apart from everybody else in the pop music industry. Stand out tracks; "White Houses", "Who's To Say", "San Francisco", "Private Radio", "Half A Week Before The Winter", "Papa" and "The Wreckage".
August 2, 200717 yr the entire Kate Bush back catalogue (minus Red Shoes). Massive Attack - Blue Lines and Mezzanine Cocteau Twins - evething by them Beth Gibbons/Rustin Man Portishead - both albums Everything by The Smiths. Blondie - Parallel Lines and Eat to the Beat REM - Automatic for the People Yazoo - Upstairs at Eric's Depeche Mode - Black Celebration The Beatles - Revolver Soft Cell - Non-stop Erotic Cabaret New Order - Technique Eurythmics - Savage Human League - Dare
August 2, 200717 yr Hadn't listened to it for years but dug out Bachman Turner Overdrive - Not Fragile the other day and listen to it tons again
June 14, 200817 yr Geri - Passion Jem - Finally Woken :wub: I had quite forgotten that I've got Jem's album :mellow: Here's a clutch of albums that get the occasional dusting down: Essex - - - - - - - - - - - - Alison Moyet - - - - fave track: So Am I Manage The Damage - Jimmy Somerville - fave track: Something To Live For Simple Things - - - - - - Zero 7 - - - - - - - - fave track: Give It Away
June 14, 200817 yr The Orb - Orblivion The Clash - London Calling Curve - Gift Michael Jackson - Thriller Depeche Mode - Ultra Cocteau Twins - Treasure Ladytron - Witching Hour Leftfield - Leftism Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe Jem - Finally Woken The Pretenders - The Pretenders Brian Eno - Ambient 1: Music For Airports Angelfish - Angelfish Underworld - dubnobasswithmyheadman Way Out West - Way Out West (brilliant, highly recommended!) Edited June 14, 200817 yr by Alin
June 14, 200817 yr 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?
June 14, 200817 yr 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. Edited June 14, 200817 yr by Crazy Chris
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