yellow magic orchestra check them out on youtube

the saturdays ego

Africa - Toto.

You can't beat the classics.

Thumbs up to the people who mentioned Skindred and The Gaslight Anthem.

I went to see Orange Goblin at the Roadhouse in Manchester last night and todays listening en route to and from Goodison was Gallows before the match and Dropkick Murphys after.

† by Justice. A few years old but still good!

fine band!

Not just the media.

But anyway, punk was 33/34 years ago now. Go back 33/34 years from punk and you are in the Second World War - pre pop and rock!

Bet you feel even older now.

I have sakamoto's album 'Neo Geo'

And it's still going strong.

Quote ="The Angry Pirate"Going to sound old here, but just as an aside....As music ever been in such a bad state?? From mainstream Radio 1-type fare, right through to the so called alternative, there seems to be so little originality out there....I don't think I have ever had a year where I have bought so little music. I think the problem with the mainstream scene comes from 2 sources - X Factor and downloading. Music is now TOO easily accessable....The charts are just choc-a-block with absolute rubbish, put there by kids buying cheap downloads....Also X Factor is now bizarrely seen by many as a credible brand....Absolutely shocking acts like JLS & Leona Lewis are seen as being 'good'. As for the alternative scene?...Yes, there are some decent bands around, but all seem to be stuck in a rut, believing that 2 guitars and a drum kit equates to good music. We are desparately in need of a Punk-style revolution to re-ignite the music business....unfortunately, in these depressing times, there seems to be little outlet for this revolt to be heard, because the media in general is in such a conservative state.... '" Give us a try then! Ryker Sear formed to play and record solid pop/rock with no bow to twangy indie and certainly non to pap-inductions like the X Factor. Their first single, [iJust like You[/i, is available as a download from Amazon.co.uk, Play.com, and many others. Get a sneak peek at www.rykersear.com A new rock band with genuine Warrington roots.

Quote ="The Angry Pirate"Going to sound old here, but just as an aside....As music ever been in such a bad state?? From mainstream Radio 1-type fare, right through to the so called alternative, there seems to be so little originality out there....I don't think I have ever had a year where I have bought so little music. I think the problem with the mainstream scene comes from 2 sources - X Factor and downloading. Music is now TOO easily accessable....The charts are just choc-a-block with absolute rubbish, put there by kids buying cheap downloads....Also X Factor is now bizarrely seen by many as a credible brand....Absolutely shocking acts like JLS & Leona Lewis are seen as being 'good'. As for the alternative scene?...Yes, there are some decent bands around, but all seem to be stuck in a rut, believing that 2 guitars and a drum kit equates to good music. We are desparately in need of a Punk-style revolution to re-ignite the music business....unfortunately, in these depressing times, there seems to be little outlet for this revolt to be heard, because the media in general is in such a conservative state.... '" Give us a try then! Ryker Sear formed to play and record solid pop/rock with no bow to twangy indie and certainly non to pap-inductions like the X Factor. Their first single, [iJust like You[/i, is available as a download from Amazon.co.uk, Play.com, and many others. Get a sneak peek at www.rykersear.com A new rock band with genuine Warrington roots.

your right there pal great band. what about stereophonics?

florence and the machine - you got the love.

the best of the sixties compilation album has just had an airing whilst i've been playing darts,24 hours from tulsa tastic!

punk rock may have been 30+ years ago, but there are more punk bands touring now than there ever was in 1977.

punk rock.... it's the future!

Just had a look at ANL doing 'So What' open Youtube from '82. A lovely little song.

I wasn't born in 1977 and wholeheartedly agree with that.

Tell you what I won't be listening to.............JLS.

If I hear one more song by them, I am seriously going to stab somebody.

That 'Aston' ain't half cut up for a little un, though.

Off to watch Skin Next week.

Great band with a very small cult following.

They split up about 14 years ago but re-formed for this years Download festival.

yeh. i love skins. great series.

Black ice album by AC/DC

Laid by James

The walk to work this week has seen me listening to 'Them Crooked Vultures' eponymous debut, The Stone Roses' Second Coming, and Skin & Bones by the Foo Fighters. Great stuff!

I really like the Crooked Vultures album! Had that on quite a bit.

GREENDAY

Ten Albums I'm listening to at the moment:

Age of the Understatement - The Last Shadow Puppets
The Last Broadcast - Doves
West Ryder Lunatic Asylum - Kasabian
Illmatic - Nas
Ignore the Ignorant - The Cribs
Magic and Medicine - The Coral
Neon Bible - Arcade Fire
Apocalypso - The Presets
A Storm in Heaven - The Verve
Food & Liquor - Lupe Fiasco


Plus all the Beatles albums remastered.

at this exact moment in time i am listening to "Tyrant" by Judas Priest from their 1976 album "Sad Wings of Destiny"

here are the ten album's i have been listening to the most of late.

A Wizard, A True Star by Todd Rundgren
Change Giver - Shed Seven
Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch by Frank Zappa
The Pizza Tapes by Jerry Garcia, David Grisman & Tony Rice
Inner Mounting Flame by Mahavishnu Orchestra
Epic Forest by Rare Bird
Lights Out by UFO
Mirage by Camel
Longbranch Pennywhistle by Longbranch Pennywhistle
Madman Across The Water by Elton John

now kiddies if you want to here some truly superb music give any of those a listen.