Last five albums/lp's you bought?

drones · Post by **drones** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 11:44 am

1. Windy and Carl - Drawing of Sound LP (clear purple vinyl)
2. Windsor for the Deby - Difference & Repetition CD
3. Telstar Ponies - In The Space of a Few Minutes LP + free 7"
4. Smashing Pumpkins - [Rotten Apples] Greatest Hits CD
5. Bjork - Greatest Hits CD

Windy & Carl - I've just discovered
Windsor for the Derby - I've just discovered
Telstar Ponies - I'm rediscovering
Smashing Pumpkins & Bjork - Best Asda had, I had an itch!

feetsies · Post by **feetsies** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 12:27 pm

not counting anything from Spz, Sp3 or any of their other projects

Sufjan Stevens - Illinois
the evens - the evens
Prefuse 73 - Reads the Books
Broadcast - Tender Buttons
Animal Collective & Vashti Bunyan - Prospect Hammer
Caribou - The Milk of Human Kindness

The Broadcast one is in my top 5 of the year.

Is the new ex-models worth buying? A friend of mine was raging about them but his taste is dodgy

smooches,
amelia

clewsr · Post by **clewsr** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 1:22 pm

4 stick in the mind:

How the Blues Shoulda turned out - Thanks Sonic, worth 40 notes of any spacemen 3 fans money.
Edgar 'Jones' Jones Soothing Music for Stray Cats. - possibly my favorate of the year
Stirling Roswell - The Psychedelic Ubik - has no one else checked this out??
Engineers - Engineers. Possibly my other favorate of the year.

I've just ordered The Beta Band Best of. - got all the tracks, but though it was worth a punt for the live show on the second disk. Also order BRMC's new one. Been meaning to buy the new Super Furries one as well.

andyblacktoo · Post by **andyblacktoo** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 5:07 pm

clor - clor
red jetson - new general catalogue
arcade fire - funeral
sonic youth - goo deluxe reissue
love ends disaster - storied for the dislocated

will this do? · Post by **will this do?** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 5:27 pm

Barrett - Syd Barrett
White 2 - Sunn 0)))
Best Of - Flying Burrito Bros.
Bug - Dinosaur Jr

There isn't a fifth one. And you shouldn't buy any of them; apart from the Dinosaur one, they're rubbush.

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 6:06 pm

always like hearing about what people are out buying. i seem ot quite ignorant with whats hip and new, but i'm curious to what the above have listed.

so anyways here's my most recent buys:

sam cooke- night beat
warlocks - surgery
desmond dekker - collection of
stereolab- box set

thats it as of late, been a bit skint so lots of homemade compilations, they feel like a new cd for the first few listens.

xxx

Post by **spzretent** » Thu Sep 22, 2005 11:58 pm

Brian Jonestown Massacre- New EP
The Engineers- S/T
Pharoah Sanders- Karma
Dolly Parton- Halos & Horns
Spectrum Live Chronicles 1&2

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 1:41 am

oh no no no, that barrett album is a keeper, give it a few more listens, hopefully you will change your mind.

xxx

u_nderscore · Post by **u_nderscore** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 11:03 am

lee scratch perry - arkology
field music - field music
john coltrane - sheets of sound
prince buster - fabulous greatest hits
ray charles - definitive

Fuzzhead · Post by **Fuzzhead** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 11:24 am

Windy & Carl - Depths
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Hasil Adkins - The Wild Man
SFA - Love Kraft
BRMC - Howl

DJ Sulkykid · Post by **DJ Sulkykid** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 12:31 pm

Dusty Springfield-Dusty In Memphis (US edition)
Young Blood Brass Band-Live Places
Mayo Thompson-Corky's Debt To His Father
GLC-whateverthefuckthatnewalbumscalled
Ian Brown-Greatest Hits...wasn't gonna bother till I saw the de-luxe edition which features THRILLER and BILLIE JEAN...c'mon you can't leave that on the shelf can you ?

u_nderscore · Post by **u_nderscore** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 12:48 pm

DJ Sulkykid wrote:Dusty Springfield-Dusty In Memphis

yes! gorgeous album, i love it.

appledelphy · Post by **appledelphy** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 1:07 pm

the only one recorded in 2005 that IÂ´ve bought is Amadou & Mariam - "Dimanche a Bamako" a blind couple from Mali I think..

clewsr · Post by **clewsr** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 1:21 pm

u_nderscore wrote:
DJ Sulkykid wrote:Dusty Springfield-Dusty In Memphis
yes! gorgeous album, i love it.

Thats got me tempted. Made an order. Cheers.

Now to start with the Staple Singers. ABN - where do I start?

u_nderscore · Post by **u_nderscore** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 1:51 pm

hey clewsr, thumbs up, you certainly won't be disappointed with dusty in memphis.
dunno if you're into 'best of' type compilations, but i got this cheap staples one recently and it's an excellent collection of their earlier gospel-y stuff. there seems to be loads of comps available of their 70's stax stuff...'i'll take you there', 'respect yourself' etc... i got this one and it's also ace.

Fuzzhead · Post by **Fuzzhead** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 2:44 pm

SulkyKid, I forgot to include Ian Brown's Greatest in my list!

I bought the deluxe edition too. It's a gorgeous package. Love the book-style format of it.

The accoustic cover of The Sex Pistol's Submission is fantastic.

DJ Sulkykid · Post by **DJ Sulkykid** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 3:12 pm

haven't got as far as Submission yet....only got it this morning...was playing it in the car but somehow kept feeling the need to replay Billie Jean over and over....Oooowwww choumon mutherfuckers !!

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Fri Sep 23, 2005 5:27 pm

hey clewsr, my main man under_ beat me too the punch.

personally though, i'm not a fan of the 70's funk(y) style. 'respect yourself' and the rest really don't touch my soul the way the earlier tracks do.

i would suggest that whatever you buy, make sure the following tracks are included: 'may the circle be unbroken' 'nobodys fault but mine' and 'this train'.

this way you know that you are getting the earlier tracks. they also do some fantastic covers of bob dylan (it's impossible to get away from dylan) also my favourite version of 'this little light of mine', alright alright sam cooke does my fav, but this ones a close second.

xxx

p/s- if anybody is interested i would be happy to whip up a compilation of gospel and spirituals, any takers drop me a line and i'll send you something.

clewsr · Post by **clewsr** » Sat Sep 24, 2005 12:13 pm

cheers for the advices both. ABN, reason I asked was because I seem to remember you recomending a specific album of their early stuff I think. I nearly went for it at the time, but I hesitated because it seemed a bit pricey. Can remember what it was?

Post by **BzaInSpace** » Sat Sep 24, 2005 2:24 pm

Re. Staple Singers, I think the one mentioned a lot here is 'Great Day', at least I reccomend it, 28 tracks, zero production, sounds like nothing else though. Magical!

'Soul Folk In Action', from 1968 is good too, a great cover of 'Slow Train Coming' by Dyaln. Never heard the original mind.

heres the last five...for all who care

Fred Wesley & the JBs - 'Damn right I am Somebody'
Tweet - 'Southern hummingbird'
Pearl Jam - 'No Code'
Nathaniel Mayer - 'I Just Want To Be Held'
Birth - 'Find'

Got to call for Amadou & Mariam's - 'Dimanche Ã Bamako' too. They play Ned City imminently. Great album...

davedecay · Post by **davedecay** » Mon Sep 26, 2005 3:48 am

S3 "How The Blues..." 2xCD $40 shipped
Executive Slacks "You Can't Hum When You're Dead" LP $6 shipped
Jim Carroll Band "Catholic Boy" LP 75 cents
Cheap Trick "At Budokan" LP 75 cents
Grand Funk "Live Album" 2xLP 75 cents

appledelphy · Post by **appledelphy** » Mon Sep 26, 2005 4:03 pm

BzaInSpace wrote:
Got to call for Amadou & Mariam's - 'Dimanche Ã Bamako' too. They play Ned City imminently. Great album...

going to see them in six weeks and really looking forward to it!

IÂ´ve had Sou ni tilÃ© for six years or something.. however sad the music is, it always gets me moving - if not the legs then at least the soul.

anorthernsoul · Post by **anorthernsoul** » Mon Sep 26, 2005 5:26 pm

Pharoah Sanders- Karma
Dolly Parton- Halos & Horns

great stuff ... as i've unnecessarily been shouting around in other threads, i'm going to see pharoah on thursday, i'm kind of hoping it'll be karma-centric as i only really know that (based on the nine minute creator rather than the full one - i'm having trouble deciding whether i should buy something half an hour long on vinyl, or whether it might be too skippy) and things like 'japan', spiritual blessing etc.

halos and horns - is that the one with the syrupy, extended down from dover on it? any good ..? when i first heard the bargain store by dolly i was tres excited but i've kind of cooled off in not finding much else as good (excluding a few 'hits' like jolene and love is like a butterfly and all that).

Post by **runcible** » Mon Sep 26, 2005 7:10 pm

Spacemen 3 - How The Blues...
Black Mountain - Black Mountain
The Heads - Dead In The Water
BRMC - Howl
Er... probably another Heads thing.

eeee22 · Post by **eeee22** » Tue Sep 27, 2005 1:01 am

most recent that I spent my own money on...

Pavement - Wowee Zowee
Slowdive - Souvlaki
Flaming Lips - Transmissions from the Satellite Heart
Super Furry Jammies - Songbook
Massive Attack - Blue Lines

gotta love the bargain rack at Tower
Really lovin the early lips (I'd only heard yoshimi n soft bulletin til now)
also gettin into the shoegaze stuff pretty hard
other stuff I've got recently are
Modest Mouse - long drive n lonesome crowded west
Muddy waters - king bee n the chess box
God is an astronaut
Mountain men anonymous
Flamin lips - hit to death in the future head

feetsies · Post by **feetsies** » Tue Oct 04, 2005 7:13 pm

the supremes - meet the supremes (This album has convinced me to take up the bass guitar - the bass lines on these songs MAKE the album for me. James Jamerson could quite possibly be god.. lol, not to take away from the great harmonies or anything, hahaha)

roxy music -stranded (first heard this album when I was 10 years old going thru some fucked up shit and listening to Amazona made me feel like Bryan Ferry was my savior-needless to say, it changed my life and thus ecstatic to have it on vinyl)

broadcast - tender buttons (album of the year for me)

cocorosie - noah's ark (just heard it once no judgement yet)

xiu xiu - la foret (very cathartic album)

feetsies · Post by **feetsies** » Tue Oct 04, 2005 7:20 pm

runcible wrote:Spacemen 3 - How The Blues...
Black Mountain - Black Mountain
The Heads - Dead In The Water
BRMC - Howl

How do you like Black Mountain? Aside from a couple of songs I rather listen to Sabbath, teehee.

What does BRMC stand for?

I ordered my copy of "How the Blues.." last month after reading all the great reviews. Excited about it!

Post by **runcible** » Tue Oct 04, 2005 10:25 pm

feetsies wrote: How do you like Black Mountain? Aside from a couple of songs I rather listen to Sabbath, teehee.

What does BRMC stand for?

I ordered my copy of "How the Blues.." last month after reading all the great reviews. Excited about it!

1. Not too sure really. Some very good moments but not as good as I'd hoped after the reviews.

2. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

3. It's a fantastic collection. You won't be disappointed.

warmgun. · Post by **warmgun.** » Wed Oct 05, 2005 12:12 am

As it turns out, I picked up four cds today... and will likely return for a fifth tomorrow...

Tournament of Hearts - The Constantines
Thumbsucker - OST w/Polyphonic Spree and Elliott Smith
In The Reins - Calexico/Iron and Wine
You Could Have Been So Much Better With - Franz Ferdinand

with tomorrow - Road To Rouen - Supergrass

All recent releases, but what do you want for a mall music store in Eastern Canada...

I looked in vein for the new Broadcast which ranks quite high on my to buy list, but the others were/are all on my list to varying degrees as well... So far Calexico/Iron & Wine and Thumbsucker OST are the only ones I've listened to in full. Both enjoyable enough. The first few tracks from the Cons album sounds pretty good too!

DJ Sulkykid · Post by **DJ Sulkykid** » Thu Oct 06, 2005 10:22 am

I thought BRMC stood for BRUMMIE RETARD MOPED CIRCLE ?...or was it just a leftfield anagram for JAMC ?

feetsies · Post by **feetsies** » Thu Oct 06, 2005 10:51 am

Oh, I thought it stood for the Judean People's Front.

will this do? · Post by **will this do?** » Thu Oct 06, 2005 12:30 pm

feetsies wrote:Oh, I thought it stood for the Judean People's Front.

Bloody SPLITTERS.

DJ Sulkykid · Post by **DJ Sulkykid** » Fri Oct 07, 2005 10:05 am

I think you're getting confused with the People's Front Of Judea

mighty_scoop · Post by **mighty_scoop** » Fri Oct 07, 2005 7:06 pm

Vision of Disorder - From Bliss To Devastation
Common - Be
Keith Caputo - Live Monsters
At The Drive-In - Vaya
Clutch - Exodus/Robot Hive

duppyconquerer · Post by **duppyconquerer** » Tue Oct 18, 2005 4:28 pm

the last five i bought were...

- Choubi Choubi : folk and pop of iraq 1980-2002
- Spring Heel Jack : Live
- The Cramps : Smell of Female
- Thelonious Monk / Coltrane : Carnegie Hall
- Lee Perry & Mad Proffessor : Experryments at the Grass Roots of Dub

Saw Lee Perry in Newcastle couple weeks back, it was awesome and his band were great, not doing bad for 69!

grrrr73 · Post by **grrrr73** » Tue Oct 18, 2005 4:36 pm

Last five:
White Stripes-get behind me satan
BRMC-howl
Pixies-Live (DVD)
Blues Brother/Soul Sister Comp-Cheap as crap, but worth it for stay with me baby
And a shed load of live boots from The Jig! Cheers again bud!

purespace · Post by **purespace** » Tue Oct 18, 2005 5:03 pm

The Heads - Dead In the Water = Lord, please melt my mind for good . . .

u_nderscore · Post by **u_nderscore** » Tue Oct 18, 2005 5:27 pm

duppyconquerer wrote:Saw Lee Perry in Newcastle couple weeks back, it was awesome and his band were great, not doing bad for 69!

newcastle, uk?
shit.

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Tue Oct 18, 2005 7:29 pm

put the spliff down!

don't feel bad score, i missed horace andy on saturday due to a prior engagement for a dinner party, but when we got there one of the hosts had split to go to the show. i'll get even with him!

xxme

eeee22 · Post by **eeee22** » Wed Oct 19, 2005 5:36 am

the tears - here come the tears
M83 - Dead Cities...
SFA - Love Kraft
SP3 - Sound of Confusion
Spacelines - Sonic Sounds

Roadtripped across the country past couple weeks and apparently used CD stores in San Diego kick ass as opposed to northern virginia

Spacelines had me reading all music all day yesterday, wonderful stuff

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Wed Oct 19, 2005 5:04 pm

"apparently used CD stores in San Diego kick ass as opposed to northern virginia"

hmmm thanks, but thats not saying much. and you probably missed the best one in town, M-Theory. a tiny little place but well worth searching out. it's the place where we got jase to do the instore.

xxxme

duppyconquerer · Post by **duppyconquerer** » Wed Nov 02, 2005 6:31 pm

Got a bootleg of Primal Scream in Japan rcorded this summer (not the live in japan import) , not bad quality, and has got 3 new great songs on it, and very diff versions of evil heat tunes, good stuff. I'm happy to record copies on cd for anyone if they send blank cds and p + p with an envelope. it's two discs long.
_________

anorthernsoul · Post by **anorthernsoul** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 4:17 pm

i'm being fantastically lazy, but, given that there's lots of people primals-and-spiritualized-boards-wide that want this boot, is there any chance of starting a tree? if anyone can pass me a copy, without me having to do too much in the way of posting off blanks, then i'll send it to shonn in america and adrian in ireland. and then anyone else who wants in can get it off them, and so on.

sound alright ..?

Fuzzhead · Post by **Fuzzhead** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:51 pm

ANS, I've already been in contact with Duppy. We're doing a little swap.

Once I have my copy, I'll glady send on a few copies if people send me some blank CDs & postage.

Adrian.

Ken Birchall · Post by **Ken Birchall** » Sun Nov 06, 2005 1:39 pm

Bought a few this week

The New Strychnines "the new original sonic sound" (guys from Mudhoney, Gas Huffer, Monkeywrench, Girl Trouble and the Young Fresh Fellows doing Sonics covers)

Hot Water Music "the new what next"

Tricky Woo "First Blush"

Soul Wax "much against everyone's advice"

[/b]Ian Brown "Solarized"

Iron & Wine "the creek drank the craddle"

I know that's more than five, but whatever, I bought other albums too I'm not boring you with like David Gilmour's solo etc etc etc

NOW

who knows where I can get that solarized hat!?

ORBITAL · Post by **ORBITAL** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 4:32 pm

Dead Combo - Dead Combo

Soulwax - Much Against Everyone's Advice

Traffic - Collection

Grandaddy - EP

Sabres of Paradise - Sabresonic

Engineers - Engineers

Northern Soul Comp

Stax comp

will this do? · Post by **will this do?** » Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:22 pm

Ooh! Soulwax - what's it like? I bought and enjoyed 2ManyDJ's - but never got any further. Belgian aren't they?

Also interested in the Mudhoney/Sonics tribute mentioned up there /\ /\ /\ /\

In other news, I got the BJM Anthology, and like it (I only had '...and this is our music' before).

And someone with broadband sorted out this bootleg of Jay Z/Beatles White Album (called the Grey Album) which is interesting.

Glad to see we're starting to act normally hereabouts, BTW. It must be what it's like to be burgled. We're still at the stepping over broken glass stage at the moment, but it will get better...

appledelphy · Post by **appledelphy** » Wed Jan 04, 2006 10:58 pm

duppyconquerer wrote: - Spring Heel Jack : Live

donÂ´t know why it took me so long but finally got this one..

and itÂ´s GOOOOOOD

Hedspace · Post by **Hedspace** » Thu Jan 05, 2006 11:39 am

Carl Craigs InnerZone Orchestra: Programmed

Explosions in the Sky: Earth is not a cold dead place

Sigur Ros : Takk

Editors: The Back Room

Four Tet: Rounds

Thievery Corporation: Cosmic Game

Nothin obscure but all really fucking good albums

veiko · Post by **veiko** » Thu Jan 05, 2006 5:55 pm

Hedspace wrote:Carl Craigs InnerZone Orchestra: Programmed

halleluuja! well, well, well, thats a fucking fantastic choice!!!!!!!

your head is in space. nice space.

Hedspace · Post by **Hedspace** » Fri Jan 06, 2006 10:03 am

As your well aware Veiko , Carl Craig is a fucking genius. Scuze my fucking language but the mention of the his name alone excites me. Im pissed drunk. Incredible music

http://www.iol.ie/~hedspace/Music/Picadillo.zip

natty · Post by **natty** » Sat Jan 14, 2006 4:39 am

Shpongle - Shpongle Remixed.
Spacemen 3 - How the Blues... Won't get to hear it until I return to the UK in 4 months time though!
Point Blank Crew - FMEP pt.1+2.
Bong-Ra - Warrior Sound.
Various - AmMunition - (Compilation on Mike Paradinas' Mu-ziq label... Venetian Snares, Hellfish, Shitmat etc).

toomilk · Post by **toomilk** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 1:45 am

Mojave 3 - Spoon and Rafter
Simian - We Are Your Friends
Can - Tago Mago (remastered)
Can - Ege Bamyasi (remastered)
Spacemen 3 - How the Blues... (on its way, hopefully)

anorthernsoul · Post by **anorthernsoul** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:45 am

Can - Tago Mago (remastered)
Can - Ege Bamyasi (remastered)

i don't know whether it was just the token spiel that goes with remasters and reissues, but hearing can talk about the new re-releases, it sounded like they were really different, like how-they-were-always-meant-to-sound.

are they good?

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:23 pm

the remasters are fantastic sonny! we compared both albums with the older cd's (i love playing in a band with another music geek). i highly recommed you ad those to your list, you do know that bobbity-bob does the liner notes on tago?!

xx
me

(of course you did)

toomilk · Post by **toomilk** » Tue Jan 17, 2006 10:29 am

They are a lot better sounding - especially Tago Mago.

To get the full effect, listen to the older version all the way through and then the remaster all the way through. It sounds great.

rg1980 · Post by **rg1980** » Tue Jan 17, 2006 12:14 pm

Don't know about the last five, but I bought the 4disc box set of 'Joe Meek: Portrait of a Genius' last night. There's 117 tracks ranging from his early days when he was a sound engineer up to some of the final records he wrote and produced. Superb sleeve notes too. A beautiful slice of history. Absolutely magnifcant...

anorthernsoul · Post by **anorthernsoul** » Tue Jan 17, 2006 1:04 pm

cool beans. i've got a pretty battered copy of tago mago that i'm borrowing, at my house at the mo, that's been on the turntable enough ... i think i'll eventually buy an lp rather than the cds, but it's cool to know they sound good.

those liner notes are the most frustrating thing ever ... as if it's acceptable to talk about some ten minute freak out with jaki and kevin shields on it, and then say (currently unreleased). bad bad bad.

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Tue Jan 17, 2006 5:34 pm

hahahaha!

point well taken.

well i'm off to see mani do a DJ set tonight, maybe i can persuade him to have bob get us a copy, i mean stranger things have happened when we are together!

xxme

u_nderscore · Post by **u_nderscore** » Wed Jan 18, 2006 5:11 pm

abeautifulnoise, you not up yet?!?

how was the dj set last night...any scream news?

a beautiful noise · Post by **a beautiful noise** » Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:06 pm

uugghh, awake, i've not yet slept!

mani and the crew didn't leave until after 5am this mornin'. so i'm hurtin at work right now, i smoked like a chimeney last nite and i'm payiong for it now.

so let's see, cut through the haze and remember, i'll give it a shot. only cause it's you sir.

got to hear 8 tracks in total, including a completely different version of
?cars?. nice and mellow. of the 8 tracks 7 of them were great, circa "give out..." and 'screamadelica'. the oddball was a terrible take on the blues. could have been any electric blues band, any. nothing stood out and nothing special. which mani agreed and that's why it's not going on the album.

they also (pay attention northern) have this great trippy psychedelic tune. innes refused to play on it, but it's really good. long and mind bending.

my favourite had to be the track with the mandolin, banjo and hurdy-gurdy on it, sorry that i don't have names for them, mani has made up his own names for the tunes, this one i believe was called "lick my vagina". it is mani afterall.

so overall, it sounds like a band jamming and writing songs, not writing parts and then plugging them into the computer and mashing the fuck out of them. for anybody that likes "give out..." and some of the more soulfull and country style tunes, you'll love the album, anybody wanting more electro-clash will have to just fuck off for now.

ohh by the way, mani wanted to let yous know that he does a internet radio show on mondays between 8-12 on monday nites, i BELIEVE that the address is http://www.revolutiononline.co.uk

i'll have my secretary check my facts and have her repost if thats incorrect, in other words, wait till i go home and find the bit of paper that it's on....eventually.

all in all it was another fantastic time, and the great news is that if all works out right a beautiful noise will be opening for the scream on a few of their west coast dates.

if anybody wants anything more, drop me a pm.

back to avoiding eye contact with everyone in the office.

xxme

p/s- more to follow

Fuzzhead · Post by **Fuzzhead** » Wed Jan 18, 2006 6:53 pm

Thanks for that ABN - it can't have been easy with the state of your head!

Exciting times with The Sceam & Spiritualized ready to soothe our souls once again.

I've been listening to Mani's Monday night show for a couple of months now. You should all get on it. It makes work on a Monday seem so much easier - knowing 4 hours of sweet tunes awaits when home.

Post by **BzaInSpace** » Wed Jan 18, 2006 7:59 pm

Good stuff Shonn...

purespace · Post by **purespace** » Wed Jan 18, 2006 10:58 pm

yep, thanks for that Shonn, hope yer head feels better. Awesome prospect opening for the Scream, wish I were west side!

u_nderscore · Post by **u_nderscore** » Fri Jan 20, 2006 11:43 am

yeah brilliant shonn, cheers!
really looking forward to the new stuff now.
=)

Post by **spzretent** » Fri Jan 20, 2006 2:59 pm

I DJ'd an 80's night last night. the natives were none too happy that I was lacking any Depeche Mode or Duran Duran.
However they were treated to Imperial(twice) and Gentle Tuesday by Primal Scream. These folks had no idea what hit them but they stayed upstairs the whole night. Actually list of songs I played was hilarious. Everything from The Bunnymen to Magazine to early OMD to Screaming Trees to Spacemen 3 to The Damned and on and on.