Wall of Mouths

Like a lot of people, listening to the new Nick Cave album. Great album.

Taunty Dan wrote:

But yeah, i highly recommend it my friend.

Cheers, will check it out!

Taunty Dan wrote:

Good man! :) Heard the new Jicks album?

I haven’t. Actually, for a Pavement fan I’ve heard very little of Stephen Malkmus’ stuff.
Recommendations?

Adam Green is good. See him live if you can.

Moldy Peaches? Know nothing about their music.

Great clip. I’m all excited about the concert now!

Pavement - Wowee Zowee: Sordid Sentinels Edition
Pavement - Slanted & Enchanted: Luxe & Reduxe
Pavement - Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain: LA’s Desert Origins

Carlsberg don’t do album re-issues, but if they did, they’d probably be the Pavement re-issues!

Kill_Hill wrote:

Filter - Title of Record. Haven’t listened to it in years.

Good album, think I’ll listen to it later.

St. Anger may well have been their ‘Be Here Now’. You won’t realise the effect it’s had on their sales until the following album. Having said that, metal and rock fans tend to be a bit more loyal than indie fans.

Got my tickets for 26-04-08 in Barcelona.
I’m ‘stoked’.

I’ve seen James Hetfield sober. Unfortunately the best a sober Hetfield can come up with is St. Anger.

KJC Dublin wrote:

“Garage” Inc. ;)

Oops again. Obviously too clever for me :( Hey, I was very tired yesterday and I’m typing these posts quickly as I’m in work (and various other excuses to hide my embarrassment).

You’re damn right! Damage Inc. is the album I like.
S&M is okay, but nothing special.

New album will be influenced by where they are now and their 80’s stuff. The new song goes Hit the lights, I’m trying to read the property section

Put on St. Anger about 2 weeks ago because I’d just watched ‘Some Kind Of Monster’ and the riffs they use as incidental music in the movie always sound good. Alas, the album’s still shite.

S&M, even though it’s a covers album, is great.

I like Load and ReLoad, in an over indulgent, Use Your Illusion kind of way.

The new album? Well, I certainly won’t be buying it on the day it comes out. In fact, it’s unlikely I’ll be buying it the year it comes out.

Gutter Twins - Saturnalia. As mentioned above it’s a grower, but in the best sense.
Mark Lanegan - Bubblegum
Richard Cheese - The Sunny Side Of The Moon

New Orphancode single available as FREE download.

http://www.orphancode.ie

If you don’t like it, just delete it, but give it a go, it’s frickin’ free. Gosh!!

Yes, yes, they are my friends and this is a blatent plug for them, but they are really good!!

Dinosaur Jr. - Bug
Waterboys - In a Pagan Place

Really looking forward to this album. Hopefully I’ll make it to one of their gigs on this tour.

Much prefer Sam’s Town to Hot Fuss. I tend to be in the minority about that though, just think it’s a more cohesive album.

The Gutter Twins (Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan) on their myspace page.

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile& … =150877948

The 3 remastered Sisters Of mercy album for €16. Bargain!!

Smash Hits!!!!

Tokio Hotel, The Rasmus and Clawfinger should be the headliners!!!

The Charlatans - Forever, The Singles
Modest Mouse - We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank
The Waterboys - This Is The Sea

I remember going to see Therapy? in Mcgonagles in Dublin and then, the next thing you know, following the release of Babyteeth their entire audience had changed and I didn’t like it. But that’s me, I’m an eleitist pig and begrudge anyone the right to ‘sellout’.

I jest, of course. Do agree with comment about the Manics though. Had a very similar experience as Dennis. Met some people at a Manics gig on that tour, people who I know for a fact own at least one Boyzone cd.

BTW, I hate Boyzone.

interzone wrote:

tokyo hotel - but they’re pretty young

Craig david - fuck off

Agreed and agreed. Tokyo Hotel have spread to Spain too. Never thought that is was possible to have a watered down version of The Rasmus, how wrong I was.

Craig David is just a pillock. His music sucks and in interview it’s like listening to a braindead teenager (no offense teenagers who post on this board), only now he’s going bald and has a little potbelly.

hoochalobster wrote:

£50?! I hate how expensive gigs are these days.

Alas, Ireland is probably the most expensive place in Europe to see a gig. The main promoter here is MCD and they basically have a monopoly. I live in Spain and got my QOTSA ticket here for €23. In Dublin I believe it costs €45. Total rip off.

Back on topic, haven’t heard the new album, but have been listening to Radiohead a lot lately, so will pick up a copy in the next few days.

My Mum will be upset.

Band of Horses - Cease to Begin
The National - Boxer

Any Given Sunday
The Man Who Wasn’t There
Mallrats on Region 2 DVD. I’ve got the excellent Region 1 version but when my folks kindly bought us a replacement DVD player they didn’t get the concept of a multi region player.

mrs h wrote:

That’s tough - Dreadlock Holiday would have been sooo much better :)

I think anything would have been better.

All together now:
“I’m not in love, so don’t forget it
It’s just a silly phase I’m going through…”

I’m not in Love - 10CC