Pfff why should you name yr top 10 if it'll change in 2 minutes...

Fucking impossible man,,

but, at the moment Mark Lanegan Band - Bubblegum have been playing with my mind.. It'll change soon though..

Well it's fun to speculate!... nothing is ever written in stone.

"True love is written in the stone"
Rep to the first one who finds out where my quote is taken from.

sorry, I'm bored

Dirty Three live, are amazing the sound is broader and when it expands its really powerful, its pretty awe inspiring how in synch they are with each other, if you get the chance make sure you go , and Warren Ellis is really funny he gives these meandering introductions to the songs like 'this ones about finding yourself in a hole, and you stay there for awhile, but sooner or later the walls start to close in cause the good lord never meant anyone to know themselves that well and you look up and theres an angel in the sky who helps you out but with nothing to do you go and buy some crack get yourself in a right state till one day its just you on a beach with the ripples in the sand and the water and a headache' only his are funny

I didn't put on the fall etc.I'll be damned with these lists..................like i care.

Earth, Wind and Fire?

The The -mind bomb.Good to see that it's not only me who likes that record.
What do you think of Dusk? 'Slow emotion replay' is an excellent song.

I mainly got into them because Johnny Marr played on both 'Mind Bomb' and 'Dusk'.When they were good they could be really good but when they were shite there was no stopping them(or him,Matt Johnson).

Yep,i've got to listen to it again at one point.Glice re-awakened the indie kid in me.

I can't stand Electronic mind... but they weren't as bad as Monaco... dear God they were dire.

It's all about Urusei Yatsura, I'm telling you.

Monaco?Ghastly.

I hope my memory hasn't failed me - but didn't every Monaco tune sound like the theme to the Grand Prix? Only shitter?

Wasn't 'What do you want from me' THE THEME to the Grand Prix?There must be a good reason for me to have forgotten about it.I'm going through a New Order phase at the moment and 'True Faith' is soundtracking most of my days.Jesus,Glice,Monaco?You are fucking with my brain now.

I suspect both.

T Rex - Electric Warrior
The Slits - Return of the Giant Slits
Television Personalities - They Could Have Been Bigger than the Beatles
Halo Benders - God Don't Make No Junk
Daniel Johnston - Rejected Unknown
Flamin' Groovies - Supersnazz
The Creation - Our Music Is Red - With Purple Flashes
Sonic Youth - Sonic Nurse
Dinosaur Jr - You're Living All Over Me
Thee Headcoatees - Have Love, Will Travel

Return of the Giant Slits? Excellent, I thought I was the only one who liked that album.

The only good thing about Monaco was that at the end of their first(did they have a second?) album there's a long silence and then one of them says:''Right,it's over now.Fuck off''.Hehe ooohhh hehe ohhhh hehe ohohohohohoho hehehehehe oh.

nirvana-bleach
nirvana-in utero
sonic youth-confusion is sex
sex pistols-never min the bollocks here's the sex pistols
new generation-forever
confront-destiny
trencher/loi loi split
crass-stations of the crass
mudhoney-superfuzz bigmuff
the thermals-fucking a

Found the vinyl in a second-hand record shop a while ago. Bought Cut on CD on the year Island re-released it and instantly felt a bit sad for the Return had a much profound warm sound. I like the artwork too. It suits what's to hear perfectly. Like it a lot.

Yeah, I had the Peel sessions and the first record, so I was a bit surprised by the second record's sound. But it is a mighty fun album. The guy in the record store was trying to stop me from buying it. "You do realise that's a terrible album, right?".

It's a much maligned but very good record.

Fuck, apperantly I'll have to spread some more love before I get to throw it at you again. I owe you one. Very good by the way:)

my top 10
 

here's my top ten:

1. Jeff Buckley "Grace"
2. Radiohead "OK Computer"
3. Augie March "Sunset studies"
4. Burzum "Hvis lyset tar oss"
5. Kraftwerk "Die mensch-maschine"
6. Sonic Youth "Evol"
7. Pink Floyd "Piper at the gates of dawn"
8. Tim Buckley "Blue afternoon"
9. Dead Can Dance "The serpents egg"
10. Darkthrone "A blaze in the northern sky"

1. captain beefheart - lick my decals off baby
2. ornette coleman - free jazz
3. the fall - hex education hour
4. beach boys- pet sounds
5. jesus lizard - goat
6. dinosaur jr - you're living all over me
7. the byrds - the notorious byrd brothers
8. parliament - mothership connection
9. pop group - y
10. lightning bolt - wonderful rainbow


wow, that was tougher than i thought

never thought i'd see radiohead and burzum in the same top ten. Then again i found myself listening to wu-tang and darkthrone one after the other today.

two of my favorites are sigur ros's ( ) and Prurient's Fossil...

You sound exactly like a friend of mine describing this.

i had a period like that!!! by the end of it, i wanted to start a black metal/hip-hop project, i was going to be mc funeral moon.

hahaha, i can't stop laughing

you're a son of John Cleese or something?

Sonic Youth - Evol
Radiohead - My Iron Lung EP (my first CD ever...I still have feelings for it)
Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It in People
Depeche Mode - Music For The Masses (guilty pleasure of mine)
Terre Thaemlitz - Soil (kickass ambient)
Mogwai - EP+6
MBV - Loveless
GY!BE - F#A#Infinity
McLusky - McLusky Do Dallas
Philip Jeck - Loopholes

This changes every few hours, but as of right now.:

Daydream Nation- who else?
Loveless- mbv
X/O- eliott smith
Bee Thousand- gvb
No New York
Transient Noise Bursts..- stereolab
Different Class- pulp
Complete Discography- minor threat
Velvet Underground and Nico- v/u
Music Has The Right To Children- boards of canda

NOt my top ten LP's of all time or anything, but things on cd that are highly coveted for one reason or another.

Sonic Youth - SYR6

The Fall - Complete Peel Sessions Box Set

David Sylvian - Approaching Silence (Two pieces written to accompany gallery installations - dreamy soundscape things)

The Fall - bootleg from the recent American tour

Mark E Smith - spoken word bootleg from 2001

Rich and Mike - Expert Knob Twiddlers ('Rich' is Aphex Twin)

The Prisoner vol1
The Prisoner vol2
The Prisoner vol3 (the theme and inidental music from the TV series)

New Black Eagle Jazz Band - Chatanooga 2001 (I bought this when I saw them live and got it signed - traditional New Orleans jazz performed to perfection)

Those ones mean a lot to me.

Slavo has great taste.

Coveted LPs is a good one. For me that would be: NNCK - re: Mr a Fan; Fushitsusha - I saw it! That which before I could only sense...; Janek Schafer (sp?) - Skate (unplayable, but a lovely artefact); All of my ltd editions of one from my musician mates (one day someone I know will be famous and this will be an impressive collection); Urusei Yatsura - We are (orange glitter vinyl); Man or Astroman - Made from Technitium (the first coloured vinyl I bought); Deus - Roses 7" (the first picture disc I bought).

This could go on a while, I'll curtail it here.

mine, in no particular order

Jimi Hendrix- Are you experienced?
Sonic Youth- Evol
Patti Smith- Horses
PJ Harvey- Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
No New York
Sleater Kinney- The Woods
Glenn Branca- Lesson No. 1
Radiohead- Hail to the Thief
The Stooges- The Stooges
The Velvet Underground + Nico- Banana Album

genius. the world needs this. hail MC funeral moon!

oh yeah, top ten.

gerling headzcleaner
sy goo
bad brains rock for light
outkast stankonia
beach boys sunflower
brian eno music for airports
sly the family stone stand
d'angelo voodoo
david bowie aladdin sane
flaming lips the soft bulletin.


honourable mentions to public enemy fear of a black planet, stooges raw power and odb's nigga please.

Off the top o' me head:

The Beatles - The Beatles
Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed
Ramones - Ramones
Sonic Yute - Daydream Nation
The Feelies - The Good Earth
Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps
Guided by Voices - Alien Lanes
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
Talking Heads - The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads
X - Under the Big Black Sun

The Beatles - White Album
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St.
Tool - Lateralus
The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Depeche Mode - Black Celebration
The Cure - Pornography
Fiona Apple - Extraordinary Machine
Nirvana - In Utero
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon

1. Guided by Voices - Bee Thousand
2. Mr. Bungle - Disco Volante
3. Sister - Sonic Youth
4. Pixies - Doolittle
5. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
6. Pavement - Wowee Zowee
7. DJ Shadow - Endtroducing...
8. Weezer - Blue Album
9. Husker Du - Zen Arcade
10. Pixies - Surfer Rosa

hmm

ok

1. human eye by human eye
2. funhouse by the stooges,
3. isnt anything by my bloody valentine
4. hex enduction hour by the fall
5. washing machine by sonic youth
6. white light/white heat by the velvet underground
7. tago mago by can
8. unknown pleasures by joy division
9. safe as milk by captain beefheart
10. tromp le monde by pixies

i guess