What are you listening to right now? - Page 9 - Ajarn Forum

Unwell · 24th May 2005, 14:30

actually was joking. western's suck.

i like romantic comedies like 'sleepless in seattle' and 'notting hill'.

kenkannif · 24th May 2005, 14:49

Yeah them's the ones I had you pegged for mate

I'm so very sad I can't watch films that make you feel sad as I start crying like a big girl!

Unwell · 24th May 2005, 15:11

you big poof.

(mind you, i had a wee tear or two at the end of 'big fish')

blackjack · 24th May 2005, 19:08

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Tom Waits "Blue Valentines"

Especially love the title track.

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I'm a swordfishtrombones man myself

Me too Grassy. And Rain Dogs, Bone Machine and Mule Variations are right up there with it. His first record, Closing Time, is pretty good too, very straightforward stuff for him, and before he'd "acquired" his trademark voice, but a beautiful record.

Listening to Howlin' Wolf today.

Goodbye baby
Hate to see you go
You know I love you
I'm the causin' of it all

PeaceBlondie · 24th May 2005, 19:11

Listening to John Mellencamp sing, after that long intro, "I need a lover that won't drive me crazy....." can you identify with that line?

grasshopper · 24th May 2005, 19:12

Stevie Ray Vaughan - no-one else could do a cover of 'Voodoo Chile' and get away with it

katemoss · 24th May 2005, 20:05

I've mostly been listening to that arse-scratching animal woman in cheetah-skin pants across the office from me, banging on about this & that all morning. *shudders* Just wish she'd shut the fuck up! Thank you.

skip spence · 24th May 2005, 21:19

"Mary Won't You Call my Name" by Morphine on itunes random party shuffle.

It's great if you have a big collection, kind of like radio but only with songs you like...

Last 5 songs to be played:

C'mon Baby Let's Go Downtown - Neil Young
Rich Bitch - The Stooges
Dance Of The Vampires - Scientist
Church - Outcast
Family Affair - Sly & the Family Stone

Btw, the radiostations on itunes are worth a listen too.
:chug:

Rocker · 24th May 2005, 21:35

GH:

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Stevie Ray Vaughan - no-one else could do a cover of 'Voodoo Chile' and get away with it

:chug: :chug:

Christ, I remember the night he died...what is it with rockers and aircraft? It was far worse for me even than hearing the news about John Lennon... I did quite a number of SRV's songs in my last band...(Pride n' Joy, Texas Flood, If the House is Rockin', The Sky is Cryin', and a few more)...This band, in Phoenix, had a THUNDERSTORM guitar player, by day a construction worker, had hands that could crush a walnut, but AMAZINGLY virtuosic...just used to close his eyes, throw his head back and SMOKE on that blues stuff...the crowds (lots of bikers) would go nuts...god, I'd be swayin', pickin' my bass HARD, the bottom notes THROBBING and POUNDING, the smoke'd be in my eyes, the spotlights makin' the sweat run down my face, my bass would be all hot and slippery, and our drummer ( a 6'2" bus-mechanic) would be makin' the floor shake...JESUS, we tore up a lot of bars (and not a few biker rallys) with that stuff...RIP SRV. :chug:

Marmite the Dog · 24th May 2005, 22:34

Muse - Absolution (until 'Er Indoors gets back from the hair dressers and insists I go to bed

)

Unwell · 24th May 2005, 22:42

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Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Muse - all of their albums back to back.

big fan ain't ya?

:smile:

katemoss · 24th May 2005, 22:42

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Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

Muse - Absolution (until 'Er Indoors gets back from the hair dressers and insists I go to bed

)

One wonders whether you'd be complaining quite so much about having to go to bed, if you found out that Madame Marmite was bringing a 'friend' over to stay.

*imagines the Marmites in sweaty three-in-a-bed romp*

Marmite the Dog · 24th May 2005, 22:52

She brought a mate home last night from the gym - very cute. I had to gawp at her discretely though. Unfortunately, a 3 some wasn't mentioned :sad:

Mmm, she's wandering around in a black 'baby-doll' nightie.....

Not good, she's tucking into some spicy mango stuff. Chilli tongue is not good on the 'old boy' - I'll wait until later, methinks.

Yes, I like Muse, Unwell. Good moods and musicianship. Its funny, I've got over 20 Gigs of music, but I end up playing the same dozen albums most of the time.

Rocker · 26th May 2005, 20:09

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Originally Posted by blackjack

I hear a CD of prison ballads may be in the works. :smile:

I hope they include the background noises of him screaming as it's shoved DRY up his glory-hole...the sick-f*ck...

kenkannif · 27th May 2005, 11:21

Tim Burgess - I Believe (album)

The Charlatans - Up at the Lake