What Are You Listening To?

[vipco]

Anyone ever heard Myraviva.? (Forgive Spelling)
He's a Japanese guitarist thats very female looking but he's totally awesome.

[Halloween_22]

Originally Posted by spooks

You ever listened to Arno Corps? Basically exactly the same thing as ADM, as in metal songs about Arnie films. IMO not as good as ADM but they did it first. Who would ever think there would be 2 schwarzenegger themed metal bands on one planet!

Yeah, who'd have thought it I remember hearing about Arno Corps quite a while back but never actually listened to them, wasn't too keen to be honest but ADM have swayed me on that I'll have to give them a listen.

Been listening to Liferuiner's 'No Saints' album today, possibly the heaviest band on the planet! obviously a lot of it's down to the production but man this is intense, never fails to make my jaw hit the floor

[TALL DUDE]

Finally got my hands on a reissue of the debut album from melodic rockers dare,out of the silence. Fantastic stuff!

[DeadAlive]

"Godbluff " and "Still Life " by Van Der Graaf Generator.

"Avalanche " by Random Hold.

And some more Warren Zevon stuff too.

[iluvdvds@Cult Labs]

Six words: "The lunatic is on the grass" Oooh yeah.


Oh and also been listening to some good ol' David Bowie.

[vincenzo]

After rewatching The Great Rock n' Roll Swindle I revisited some of the old punk 45s/albums/CDs etc.

I grew up with this era and much of it still sounds as good today as it did then.

[DeadAlive]

Originally Posted by vincenzo

After rewatching The Great Rock n' Roll Swindle I revisited some of the old punk 45s/albums/CDs etc.

I grew up with this era and much of it still sounds as good today as it did then.

And they will always sound better on vinyl too. Especially if there is just that hint of crackle in the background.

I was a teenager during the birth of punk during the mid seventies and I find it incredible now that the stuff that was too shocking and outrageous (Their words at the time.) for Radio 1 back in 1977 gets played all the time now on Radio 2.

[vincenzo]

Yep it's surreal hearing Peaches ("Oh shit, there goes the charabanc") and Anarchy In The UK ("Get pissed, DESTROY!") being introduced by the dulcet tones of Ken Bruce or Jeremy Vine.

Originally Posted by DeadAlive

And they will always sound better on vinyl too. Especially if there is just that hint of crackle in the background.

A sound comment from a fellow vinyl junkie.

[mbv]

Carcass-Symphonies of Sickness

Also listening to a lot of Damien Dempsey

[alex s]

[QUOTE=mbv;44383]Carcass-Symphonies of Sickness


excellent choice was lucky enuff to see them in Leeds last year where there played the whole of the Human Autopsy Video as a back drop,