Currently listening to:

'The Dark Side of the Moon'
- by The Flaming Lips


I love the original album, and this cover is excellant!

(but I might just be an old hippy......)

Kele Okereke - Tenderoni

Sounds nothing like Bloc Party, completely different direction. Not sure if want.

Listening to the new Omar Rodriguez Lopem album he has done with John Frusciante

Sage Francis at the minute. Its the only thing I currently have. Lost all my iTunes tunes.

been listening to a lot of New Order last few days

World In Motion, one of my fave songs of all time

Ironically I'd have said that was one of their worst. Suppose a group that was around for a good few years has a number of distinct sounds and for me the earliest stuff was the best - Movement and Power, Corruption & Lies and the EP inbetween.

Doing an 80s thing myself today - Siouxsie & the Banshees (actually its more late 70s/early 80s but you know...)

The 1980s - a bit like digging for gold in a council rubbish tip, you know that your grandma's wedding ring is in there somewhere because your wife threw it out accidently, but its going to take the rest of your life to find it.

If you want a proper nostalgia weekend you need to go back a bit further, like this for example... [urlhttp://jerrychicken.wordpress.com/2010/05/08/video-saturday-the-rolling-stones-3/[/url

The early 80s weren't too bad in my opinion - end of 2-tone, Smiths, early Cure, Siouxsie, JoyDivision/New Order etc.

After that nothing happens until the end of the 80s when you start to get some decent stuff coming from the other side of the pennines.

I can't remember listening to anything in the 1980s, musically it is like my 1972

I think because 1990 World Cup was one of my first football things I can remember, World In Motion will always be there

True Faith and Regret i also love

I see Deadmau5 is now finishing off his sets with a remix of Rick Astley's 1982 hit 'Never Gonna Give You Up'. Interesting.

The Jam were the dogs nadgers imo.
Then the school disco tunes Spandau,A-ha,Early Bon-Jovi and an ecleptic mix of one hit wonders!

Mad on the 80s me. Spandau, Bowie, Duran Duran, Human League, Huey Lewis, Smiths, Cure, New Order, OMD etc. Got that MOS electronic 80s collection thing and it's beauty.

Stone Roses are the greatest band ever though. No one beats them.

HMV are selling the legacy version of their debut album in their 2 for £10 promotion, bargin

Just finishing off my playlist for the bike trek were off on in a mo. The Music - Take The Long Road And Walk It to start with

I've got it kid.

New Keane EP. Night Train. S'ok.

Keane, really? My estimation of you has gone right down.

Just checking out the new Faithless and Pendulum albums to see what the crack is. Pendulum isn't all that bad but I feel with the exposure they got from the last album, this new one is more chart friendly which is a slight disappointment

And Faithless?

Hitler?

Some people just do not know their popular music history

Tonight I am mainly listening to Rachmaninovs 2nd piano concerto, second movement

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Kraftwerk.

Indeed. Good old Ron Mael.

And Titch - it was Goering that played keyboards - Hitler was the lead singer.