Wall of Mouths

I had Ginger in my shop today!!!! EXcited as fuck I was. Excited excited excited!

Now now boys, play nice. I like A, and as I seem to recall, nobody thinks I’m an asshole for it

I don’t know if he is a satanist or not, but he definitely does the Radio 1 show

Line in the Sand - Motorhead

Ice Hockey Hair is up today - not so good, but then I never liked the Super Furry Animals anyway.

Seems to go good, not so good, good, not so good so far this new album.

Does anyone know where I can download it next week?

Can I use my spangly new 3G phone or will it cost more than Gibraltar?

I enjoyed it

Carmelita is up on MySpace now. It’s better than Unsung, but not as good as Understanding Jane.

I’m loving this new covers album business

Oh come one there were one or 2 hidden gems in there. The Nursery Rhyme song was good.

in a way.

Ginger is pretty religious about good/bad

Valor Del Corazon good
Yoni Bad
Wildhearts good
Market Bad

Wow, I love this song. I’d never heard it before, but it really could be a Wildhearts song - it’s absolutely perfect. I hope the rest of the album is as good and lets get a tour going eh?

Do geologists count?

Dennis wrote:

Cowboys From Hell by Pantera’s another.

Cemetary Gates off the same album is better. It’s about 2 minutes long if you count until the main riff kicks in. Mild and pleasant strumming with Anselmo over the top of it in places which escalates into a huge power crescendo and a colossal riff that’s heavier than osmium.

Cemetary gates fucking rules man.

HurricaneHolgi wrote:

Hells Bells - AC/DC. Classic !

That does rock.

Turing American - Wildhearts anyone?

Gimme Back My Brainsaw wrote:

Just a shame the rest of that Stand up for rock and roll song is shit :p

Bite my shiny metal ass

Stand up for Rock and Roll By Airbourne.

Slow build which intensifies for about a minute before launching into a full on fist-pumping, sweat-drenched, riff monster. It’s absolutely epic.

I watched Juno thinking “who the hell is this really annoying band - it sounds like a 2 hour Orange advert”

Then I googled the soundtrack and found it was the Moldy Peaches.

For a start they can’t spell moUldy properly.

Secondly they play that really annoying brand of guitar music which completely misses the point of having guitars. It’s neither heavy, not catchy, not inspiring.

In short, dear friends, I think the Moldy Peaches are utter shit.

Why is The Holy Bible SO good - What am I missing?

I know I am clearly missing something, some people with intelligence, insight and good taste have rated it very highly.

And Dennis too

Terrorists
Go
Soul
Truth
Tigers
Bible (never got into it although I am aware that it is a masterwork)
Lifeblood
Enemy

Youth Gone WIld - Skid Row

I loved Mr Brightside, bought Hot Fuss, wasn’t arsed. Saw them at V, thought they were awesome, listened to Hot Fuss more. Waited to hear more singles from Sams town, eventually gave in and bought it, now only listen to one song.

Which I could enjoy from Guitar Hero.

So there

At the moment I am besotted with the bit in “When you were young” just before the last chorus bit when the lyric runs “he doesn’t look a thing like Jesus but he…” and the keyboard riff plays on underneath like a marching band and has a clean bell-like quality. i think it’s inspired, and forms a sort of climax moment to the song. Worth buying the album just for that.

Rush Song - A

UK Charts : Imagine by John Lennon.
US Charts : Just Like Starting Over by John Lennon
Australian Charts : Just Like Starting Over by John Lennon

I really fucking Hate John Lennon

The guy who killed him was a big fan apparently.

If I’d been alone in my room, listening to nothing but John Bastarding Lennon for 20 years, I would have killed him too.

@ Buffalo Boy - Do Sign play a cover of Youth Gone WIld? I’m sure I’ve seen them live this year - but I can’t remember who they supported.

So Why So Sad was always the Manics Christmas song. I’m sure they released it in february or something but for no obvious discernable reason it was infested with sleigh bells

If you exclude The Wildhearts from the list, for obviously being the best album released this year. Has anyone else heard The State of Things by Reverend and The Makers? I think it’s brilliant.

I don’t know if anyone else has heard of this band - they are from Nottingham and opened for Laika Dog not long ago in Blackpool and blew Tony Wright off stage (not in the fellatio sense you understand, although that would have been entertaining I agree)

I just got their album and it’s full off Yo-Yo’s ish stomping Rock n’ Roll songs - a little bit Backyard Babies.

They’re worth a look if you like that sort of thing. I do.

Check them out on Youtube or Myspace.

FAO: Rene/Sarah. Really sorry if this is all wrong. Sorry. please don’t hit me.

Wildhearts - obviously

Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Marvin Gaye and Bob Marley mostly.

I will rediscover my love for dirty 80’s hair metal once I get a day off

Yes sir they are.

Yeah, I got really into the Almighty in the mod 90’s off the back off A. J. Cairns’ vocal spot in Jonestown Mind.

Good top notch hard rockin’ stuff - I always thought they tried to be a bit too smart though.

I only bought Crank and Just Add Life, but they’re both corkers - don’t know what the rest of their back catalogue is like, but I would like to check them out live if they ever tour near me.