Wall of Mouths

The Dead Weather - Horehound
Doves - Kingdom of Rust

Metallica - Live at the NEC. The official recording from the gig I went to earlier in the year. It’s nice to actually be able to hear anything other than the bass and the kick drum, cos that’s pretty much all I could hear on the night.

Mind, James’ vocals are a bit hit and miss, and now I can actually hear Kirk’s guitar too…:(

Epitome wrote:

Blur - Blur

The only Blur album worth listening to, in my opinion.

really? it’s one of the best i’d agree. but the only one worth listening to? hmmm. i love pretty much all of them except 13. and leisure is very patchy.

not that kind of guy wrote:

really? it’s one of the best i’d agree. but the only one worth listening to? hmmm. i love pretty much all of them except 13. and leisure is very patchy.

Think Tank would probably be my 2nd favourite. The Great Escape and Park Life both have some good songs, but also a lot of pretty bad ones. Leisure’s definitely the worst though, not much good on there at all, except maybe There’s No Other Way and the last track (which I forget the name of). Just my opinions mind you. Personally, I’d rate the b-sides from the self-titled album over any of the other Blur albums.

This morning, whilst working out, I listened to High Anxiety, followed by Together Again For The First Time by Pulley.

I’d probably go with, best to worst:

Blur
Think Tank
The Great Escape
13
Parklife
Modern Life is Rubbish
Leisure

But I’m not a big Blur fan really, and I only really like Blur enough to listen to properly. Which I think I’ll go and do now :)

U2 - Achtung Baby

I havent listened to Elastica in years !

2nd is even more rough and ragged. Its not bad. If you have Spotify you can listen there :)

A Flock Of Seagulls - Best of…

No laughing now - it’s actually class and I challenge anyone to listen to it right through and say otherwise! It’s a shame their stupid haircuts got in the way of some rather good music!

the wildhearts chutzpah, must admit i had to download it as due to it being a bank holiday i cant get to a hmv, ordering the japaneese version tommorow though.

so far im really digging it, its what i expected in a way but at the same time it isnt, the band as always have evolved into a different direction, its quite a hooky catchy sorta record but also quite intelligent, some of these songs are going to sound immense live espically with mass singalongs (thats if the band play more than 2 tracks live)

you are proof that not all women are insane has just come on, when i heard the samples i thought they were trying too hard to sound american and contempary but now im listening to it properly i think its scot singing which would make it likely its a song he wrote explaining why it sounds ‘american’. in fact if the band want to make a big impact on tv and radio this would be the song with the most chance of doing it.

I too have been giving Chutzpah! a good few spins, love it.

Oasis :)

Epitome wrote:

Lard are pretty good. Are you looking forward to Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine? I am :-)

Yeah all the songs i have heard so far sound good… i normally enjoy stuff Billy Gould is involved in. Lard are meant to be doing a new album soon and Jello and the Melvins are possibly doing something so many Jello related listening coming up.

Johnny Marr making the Cribs sound all “marr-ish”. Grrr. :mad:

chutzpah again, holy mother fuck of god, apart from one track i cant listen to this album really is flawless, best sounding whs album production wise ever which really does make a difference, i wish the songs on the self titled album sounded as good as this, its a bit early yet but i think this album will be one that defines the wildhearts to me. im not even gutted about it being so short now.