What's everyone listening to today?

[Skull Commander]

I'm just obssesed with an old Ministry track I have recently discovered called "Work for Love". It's maximum cheese but brilliant with it. It's crazy to think what Ministry are like today and then listen to this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s17z2l-gBCg

[EvilBoris]

I'm currently addicted to listening to a band called Best Friends Forever. tis cute

[Dogg Thang]

Today, I'm listening to a Tears For Fears B-sides album called 'Saturnine Martial & Lunatic'. It's got far more experimental stuff on it than their usual album material and is really interesting. First listen was a bit baffling but, by the third, I loved it.

It's not like Tears For Fears went unappreciated in their day but they are one of those groups I can listen to now and think their stuff is still fantastic and had so much more to offer than the pop I thought they were at the time.

[Baseley09]

Bat for Lashes - Daniel, Pearl's Dream

I seriously can't get enough of those 2 at the minute, deffo a bit too much Kate Bush with a bit of Fleetwood Mac tribute but very good still.

The Cars - Shake it up

Tears for Fears are awesome, Roland was from Wymering Portsmouth where my nan lived!

[SuperDanX]

Noel Gallagher - The Dreams we have as Children

Basically a recording of his TCT set from a few years back. Acoustic-driven, with a fair smattering of classic B-sides and tracks from the early Oasis days. Highlight is a brilliant cover version of 'There is a light that never goes out' by The Smiths.

listened to that today, really good stuff. Also ipcress file ost which is bough the yeah, yeah, yeahs 'its blitz' today which i'll give a spin to later.

[Phar]

New double Prince album LOtUSFLOW3R/MPLSoUND, very good so far, certainly better than the last album Planet Earth.

[merf]

just discovered the Nightmare revisted soundtrack on Spotify - its the soundtrack to Nightmare Before Xmas covered by various artists, some great stuff - the Korn version of Kidnap Santy Claws, Rodrigo & Gabriela doing Oogie Boogy's Song and a lovely version of Sally's song.

This is Halloween covered by ... ? Marylin Manson of course !

well worth checking out if you loved the film

[eastyy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQIHANROFIw brings back memorys of grunge era

[Skull Commander]

just discovered the Nightmare revisted soundtrack on Spotify - its the soundtrack to Nightmare Before Xmas covered by various artists, some great stuff - the Korn version of Kidnap Santy Claws, Rodrigo & Gabriela doing Oogie Boogy's Song and a lovely version of Sally's song.

This is Halloween covered by ... ? Marylin Manson of course !

well worth checking out if you loved the film

The Korn track is brilliant! It's proper vintage Korn but stays faithful to the film version.

[merf]

The Korn track is brilliant! It's proper vintage Korn but stays faithful to the film version.

glad you enjoyed it, one of those rare cover versions that really suits the original song and actually adds to it.

[Extra Terrestrial]

Know Your Enemy - Green Day

It's alright, a bit repetitive mind, but it does the job of being a 'rallying' song for current issues in our society today.

I hope there is at least one Boulevard of Broken Dreams or Wake Me Up When September Ends kind of song, the melody non-punk/rock kind.



I'm not a huge fan of Green Day but some of their songs are great.

Also listening to a bit of the Kooks and Goldfrapp.

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[Phar]

Super Eurobeat 196, cheesiest genre of music ever but I'm addicted to it.

[Dezm0nd]

Not heard it for a little while but Justice - Cross is still a fantastic listen. The live CD is incredible even more so, which makes the original album seem a little bland in comparison.

I hope Justice don't "do a pendulum" and turn into a new direction which is utter ****.

[Baseley09]

Whats the live CD, the one included with the Across the universe DVD? Just asking as I was thinking abbout picking that up.

[Dezm0nd]

Yeah, Across the Universe. It's fantastic

Play.com Link

http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/7856184/A-Cross-The-Universe/Product.html