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Here's the script, you have to have listened to them in the last week, what's yer top 3?
I'm going for:
NWA straight out of compton, I mind listening to this when i was about 11, I thought to myself, what pish, fast forward a couple of decades, I've went for a relisten, great album! reckon I'm going to take myself on an 80s rap album tour next, have never quite got the whole rap thing tbh!
Olatunji, Drums of passion, first ever recording of african drums in the 50s, tis ****ing brilliant!
and Curtis Mayfield, Curtis! superfly has always been one of my favourite albums, venturing in to more curtis this week though, tis all good!
Right, so lets be having them!
My spotify search bar eagerly awaits some good replies....
I'm going to go with:
"django django - django django" (self entitled album)
"Rizzle kicks - Stereo Typical"
"Mos Def - Black on both sides"
That's my most played this week.
hexhamstu - Member
My spotify search bar eagerly awaits some good replies....
aye, sitting here ready and waiting myself! 😀
Kill Devil Hill
Vandenbergs Moonkings
Carcass - Surgical Steel
Run the Jewels - Run the Jewels.
Great high energy, aggressive hip hop from El-P and Killer Mike
The XX - The XX
Really great minimal vibe. Nice and chilled.
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
A classic. What more needs to be said?
Etherwood : S/T - Chilled D&B, well it is sunny.
Jurassic 5 : Quality Control - Classic, did i mention it was sunny?
Sandrider : Godhead - Many many riffs.
Ghastly doomy metal service will be resumed when the weather is rubbish again.
Neil Young - Live at the Cellar Door
Eddie Vedder - Into the WIld Soundtrack
Grinderman - Grinderman 2
Edit. No real reasons, just suiting my moods I guess.
I'm going to cheat and stick in a fourth, Nina Simone, Legends. What a chanter! 🙂
Top 3? I'll do 2 ok?
OK, I'm having a blast from the past - Journey
Revelation
Eclipse
You can hear me singing atthe top of my voice accross the office...
Yay!! 😀
bikebouy - Member
Top 3? I'll do 2 ok?
cool, I stole your 3rd! 😀
Blaze Foley @ the Austin Outhouse.
Ben Harper Welcome to the Cruel World
The Wonderstuff Hup
Joy Division - Substance Compilation
Nextmen mix album - cant remember the name of it (on ipod in glove box) something to do with weight loss?
Rest has been various stuff on shuffle
In no particular order Eliza Carthy - Rice, Johnny Cash- Love Murder God, The Only Ones- Even Serpents Shine
I'm going to cheat and stick in a fourth, Nina Simone, Legends. What a chanter!
Oooh, nice. Got a good Nina Simone playlist that's going on... The Ballad of Hollis Brown to start.
James - Pleased to meet you
Psychedelic Furs - All of this and nothing (a best of..)
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - The Heist
Parliament - Gold*
Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
Neko Case - Fox Confessor Brings The Flood
*Do best ofs count?
NWA - Straight Outta Compton. Brilliant Album. The song Express Yourself is played at home a lot. also worth checking out other versions of it (probably where the samples came from) on Spotfy....especially Charles Wright and the 101st St Watts band.
Bonobo - Black Sands
Cymande - Cymande
Public Enemy - Yo bum rush the show.
It's been a nostalgic week for me.
Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited (cos I just bought it after a thread on here (it's not as good as Bringing it All Back Home))
Breton - War Stories (band that can't do wrong for me, love em.)
Scott Walker - Sings Jacques Brel. (Sky Arts docu last week made me play this)
Not big on listening to full albums, usually they go on the ipod, then shuffle. But have listened to those 3 more than once in the last week.
Massive Attack v Mad Professor - No Protection
Tricky - False Idols
Not an album but been listening to a few Adriatique mixes this week too.
Didn't expect Cymande to be on here, one of my fave bands, Dove never left my record box, Bra and The Message are tunes too.
I've been going through some old albums:
[url= http://www.discogs.com/Various-Lights-Out-San-Francisco-Voco-Presents-The-Soul-Of-The-Bay-Area/release/2215855 ]Lights Out: San Francisco (Voco Presents The Soul Of The Bay Area)[/url]
Madvillainy - Madvillain
Calender - It's a Monster
Haken - the Mountain
Junip - Fields
Baroness - Red Album
Gish - smashing pumpkins
Do you like rock music - British sea power
Violent femmes - eponymous
Having an angst week methinks
Mutiod Man, Helium Head.
Converge, You Fail Me
Kadavar S/T
Yeah Yeah Yeah's - Mosquito
Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip - Repent Replenish Repeat
Miles Kane - Better Than That
I usually only get chance to really indulge myself and listen to full albums on Friday and Saturday evenings, otherwise it's 6Music during the day, and shuffled tracks on the phone, but I've been on holiday this week, and I've had a download of Elbow's new album, [i]The Take Off And Landing Of Everything[/i] playing on the phone, and the CD arrived yesterday, so listened to it again last night, along with a couple of Handsome Family albums, [i]Honey Moon[/i], and [i]Singing Bones[/i], prompted by watching True Detective.
Not sure what I'll be listening to tonight and tomorrow yet.
Gary Newman, Splinter V.v.good
NIN, hesitation marks
Velvet underground, the banana one, Warhol ?!
Lily & Madeleine - Lily & Madeleine
Dead & Born & Grown - The Staves
Enema of the State - Blink 182
This week, I are mostly be listening to:
Tubular Bells. Still an astonishing work.
Slave to the grind, Skid Row. GTFO!
And The Document 4, from Andy Smith. Eclectic lunacy.
Only listened to 2 full albums this week -
Band of Horses 'Acoustic at the Ryman'
Beck 'Morning Phase'
And listened to a home made Flaming Lips compilation of various songs from all their albums
Don't usually listen to albums really, mainly playlists so the only one at qualifies is Van's Astral Weeks which I put on timer the other night to help get me to sleep....
Which reminds, I must change that cd for something else.
CFH - Tubular Bells is a great shout. That's my first listen when I get to work on Monday.
The take off and landing of everything, anything by Iron and wine and the sound track from searching for sugar man sound track which is amazing, not seen the film yet but will be watching over the weekend ,looks to be a fascinating story.
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet.
Chickenfoot - 3.
Marillion - Misplaced Childhood.
This week I've been mainly listening to:
Trembling Bells with Bonny Prince Billy
Fay Hield and the Hurricane Party &
Richard Thompson 'Electric'
So there.
Muchacho de Lujo by Phosphecent (with the live album)
The Paul Simon Songbook by, er, Paul Simon
Otto Klemperer Conducts, a 10 CD set of live recordings of a load of Bruckner, Brahms and Beethoven (cost less than a tenner - amazing!)
Makes a nice change buying old music. I'm not feeling [i]too[/i] guilty for not listening to new music.
Rudimental - Home.
The doves - last broadcast.
Unkle - physcience fiction.
According to my iTunes data i have been listening to :
[url= http://www.factmag.com/2014/01/16/watch-a-gorgeous-23-minute-live-jam-by-swedish-group-minilogue/ ]Minilogue - The Island of If[/url], a new release by the swedish electronic geniuses, in the link highlighted is a 23 min video jam session of new work.
[url= http://www.erasedtapes.com/store ]Erased Tapes Collection IV (scroll down)[/url], one of the outstanding compilation series collections of Erased Tapes Artists.
[url= http://grandbrothers.bandcamp.com ]The new EP by Grandbrothers - Ezra[/url] , simply outstanding work and mastered to perfection.
There are a few others but that's my top 3 so far out of 37hrs of music.
Start to finish..
Wild Beasts - Present Tense
London Grammar - If you Wait
Little Dragon - Ritual Union
Afghan Whigs - 1965
Urge Overkill - Saturation
Cabaret Voltaire - The Conversation
This week has been accompanied by;
Like I used to by Lucy Rose
EPs by Robert Wyatt
And last but by no means least,
Holy Diver by Dio.
tomtomthepipersson - Member
Grinderman - Grinderman 2
There's a Grinderman 2? 😆 Must buy.
Only one from me for the whole of this week - Richard Thompson - The Old Kit Bag.
The rest has been radio.
Big World Small World - Smith and Mighty
The K&D Sessions - Kruder & Dorfmeister
Rafi's Revenge - Asian Dub Foundation
Youssou N'Dour The Guide (Wommat) Over and over again- love it!
Bill Withers - Live at Carnegie Hall. I can have 7 CDs in my car, this one is never removed.
John Legend & The Roots - Wake Up! One of my favourites from the last 2 or 3 years and also currently in my car. Coincidentally it includes a cover of a Bill Withers song on the Carnegie Hall album (I can't write left-handed).
Makaveli (2pac) - The Don Killuminati: The Seven Day Theory. Also in my car at the minute to remind me why I love rap music.