Today I am Listening To...

[jogler]

The Chiffons
The Ronettes
The Toys
The Crystals

[citoyen]

The The?

[Thor]

Vinyl revival.  Currently employing Audacity to convert the following to digital...

Natural History - The March Violets
Gun Shy - The Screaming Blue Messiahs
Viva - Xmal Deutschland

[jogler]

Tina Turnon Turner

[Juan Martín]

British Sea Power again. This time 'Do You Like Rock Music?' I am really enjoying this stuff at the moment but have given myself some serious earworms!

[jogler]

Whitney Houston : The Ultimate Collection

[Jacomus]

Fear Factory: The Industrialist

P.s. Damn, this is a good album.

[pcolbeck]

A Drive by Truckers playlist. Particularly enjoying "When the pin hits the cap" and "Your Daddy hates me".

[LindaG]

James Yorkston and the Athletes, Moving Up Country.

Sluvly it is.

[tiermat]

Fear Factory: The Industrialist

P.s. Damn, this is a good album.

I am on a mix of Manufacture and ReManufacture.

Ooo "New Breed" has just started, sometimes I wished I didn't work in an office...

[interzen]

Robin Guthrie, mainly 'cos I'm going to see him play in York on Feb. 15th.

Guitar ambient? Yes please ...

[tiermat]

Now hunting out music from the first batch of bands announced for our annual musical pilgrimage.

So far I am enjoying:
PSB
Darwin Deez
The Milk

The Unthanks I also rate, but in a different manner to the above. Not 100% sure how their sound will go down at a festival!

[Deano]

James Yorkston and the Athletes, Moving Up Country.

Sluvly it is.

One of my favourite albums.

[tiermat]

Public Service Broadcasting - The War Room

Gloriously mad, as only British music can be.  Pathe newsreel voiceovers mashed with guitars.  "Spitfire" is brilliant.  For the full effect you need to see the accompanying video, which is what I was doing this morning whilst trying to get my head around a server build!  Their channel, on YouTube is PSBUK, worth checking out.

I have also lined up some Willy Mason, The Unthanks and Darwin Deez...

[Jacomus]

This morning was going back to an old favorite,

Dark Tranquillity: Fiction

Followed by, Dark Tranquillity: We Are The Void

Currently on,

Adept: Death Dealers which contains the superb song 'No Guts, No Glory'

[Jacomus]

Fear Factory: The Industrialist

P.s. Damn, this is a good album.

I am on a mix of Manufacture and ReManufacture.

Ooo "New Breed" has just started, sometimes I wished I didn't work in an office...

Ah, both great albums.

[microphonie]

Public Service Broadcasting - The War Room

Gloriously mad, as only British music can be.  Pathe newsreel voiceovers mashed with guitars.  "Spitfire" is brilliant.  For the full effect you need to see the accompanying video, which is what I was doing this morning whilst trying to get my head around a server build!  Their channel, on YouTube is PSBUK, worth checking out.

New album due in May too and numerous live dates to support the new single & album (Inform – Educate – Entertain ):

http://publicservicebroadcasting.net/

 

[tiermat]

Public Service Broadcasting - The War Room

Gloriously mad, as only British music can be.  Pathe newsreel voiceovers mashed with guitars.  "Spitfire" is brilliant.  For the full effect you need to see the accompanying video, which is what I was doing this morning whilst trying to get my head around a server build!  Their channel, on YouTube is PSBUK, worth checking out.

New album due in May too and numerous live dates to support the new single & album (Inform – Educate – Entertain ):

http://publicservicebroadcasting.net/

 

And, ahem, playing at Deershed in July (www.deershedfestival.com), which is gradually turning into a YACF camping/beer/music meet up

[microphonie]

Public Service Broadcasting - The War Room

Gloriously mad, as only British music can be.  Pathe newsreel voiceovers mashed with guitars.  "Spitfire" is brilliant.  For the full effect you need to see the accompanying video, which is what I was doing this morning whilst trying to get my head around a server build!  Their channel, on YouTube is PSBUK, worth checking out.

New album due in May too and numerous live dates to support the new single & album (Inform – Educate – Entertain ):

http://publicservicebroadcasting.net/

 

And, ahem, playing at Deershed in July (www.deershedfestival.com), which is gradually turning into a YACF camping/beer/music meet up

Ooh - sister & b-i-l may be interested in that - clashes with last 3 stages of the TdF though...

[Mrs Pingu]

Public Service Broadcasting - The War Room

Gloriously mad, as only British music can be.  Pathe newsreel voiceovers mashed with guitars.  "Spitfire" is brilliant.  For the full effect you need to see the accompanying video, which is what I was doing this morning whilst trying to get my head around a server build!  Their channel, on YouTube is PSBUK, worth checking out.

New album due in May too and numerous live dates to support the new single & album (Inform – Educate – Entertain ):

http://publicservicebroadcasting.net/

 

Yay!
Buggrit, we're in Rome when they play Furrybootoon  We really enjoyed the last gig.

[tiermat]

Public Service Broadcasting - The War Room

Gloriously mad, as only British music can be.  Pathe newsreel voiceovers mashed with guitars.  "Spitfire" is brilliant.  For the full effect you need to see the accompanying video, which is what I was doing this morning whilst trying to get my head around a server build!  Their channel, on YouTube is PSBUK, worth checking out.

There are a couple of pubs in a short walk of the site for watching such things

New album due in May too and numerous live dates to support the new single & album (Inform – Educate – Entertain ):

http://publicservicebroadcasting.net/

 

And, ahem, playing at Deershed in July (www.deershedfestival.com), which is gradually turning into a YACF camping/beer/music meet up

Ooh - sister & b-i-l may be interested in that - clashes with last 3 stages of the TdF though...

[Jacomus]

Today I have been processing payments to the genteel strains of Insense: The Silent Epidemic

Our clients have been fucking PAID!

How do you tend to listen to music? I have always done a whole album, then maybe another of the same band. I don't like to mix songs up.

[Biggsy]

Mostly, I listen to mixed up music on the radio.  Secondly, I listen to albums (unless I only got the single or EP), skipping tracks I don't feel like.

I'm still frequently playing the latest albums by Melody's Echo Chamber and Tame Impala.

[Jacomus]

Interesting, I am always amazed (and a little envious of) by people's capacity to listen to all sorts of music, jumbled up. Also, their ability to not have an unpleasant, visceral reaction to music they don't like. Very similar to the intense, skin-crawling, aggravation of hearing someone chewing and swallowing.

[MattH]

If the music was written to be listened to as a whole, then that's how I prefer to listen to it (e.g. most concept albums) as otherwise it's a bit like putting on a film DVD and only watching the best scenes - they may be good, but without the build up and context setting then they are missing something.

Otherwise it's pretty much random play, with a bias towards favourites and a finger on the skip button.

Today I've been listening to some Tangerine Dream - Underwater Sunlight and Miracle Mile. Interesting soundscapes for background noise whilst tapping away at the computer.