[Thelonious Monk]

Fleetwood Mac

"Big Love"

Buckingham's a great guitarist.

 

[jonnyhambone]

'City Girl' - Kevin Shields / Lost In Translation soundtrack

 

[Thelonious Monk]

Liquid Tension Experiment

"Kindred Spirits"

wish they were still together, i need a new album!

 

[MoreCowbell]

Porcupine Tree - In Absentia

Jammin' Trains cuz ya just gotta!

 

[btb103]

Honestly, my only complaint with that song is the opening. The lyrics and strange sexuality are very intriguing, I agree.

I listened to The Downward Spiral this morning and it always amazes me how blown away I feel by that album. "Hurt" is just sooo good!

Right now I'm listening to Subtle - Red, White, & Blonde

BTW I only have Futureworld by Trans Am but I think they're excellent. I've only listened to the album a few times though, I need to put that into my rotation a little more often.

Quote:

Originally Posted by virometal /img/forum/go_quote.gif That would be steel drum. I like your taste in music btw. At least, what you mentioned. However, I might lose your respect, but I like "Pass This On." For me, the Knife are best when a strange brother/sister sexuality is underneath their work. IMO of course. -- Thanks for the response D. Interesting that you mention nin. "Pretty Hate Machine" started me down the road of bleeps and bloops. Back in the 1940's when I was in high school. That album introduced me to electronic music and got me started into the rave scene at the time. As you know, analog back or not, I love the bleeps and bloops! That interesting, the comment about Bright Eyes. The only one I own is "I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning". I know it's their acoustic album, but The Knife is that last thing that comes to mind after hearing that. But you make the electric stuff sound interesting. -- North East Rising Sun- Trans Am

 

[Zaiks]

Fugazi - 13 Songs

 

[TonePusher]

The Cure - In Between Days

 

[Uncle Erik]

Artist: Margot And The Nuclear So And Sos
Album: The Dust Of Retreat
Headphones: Beyerdynamic DT880

 

[ken36]

You Don't Know Me-Michael Bublé

 

[MoreCowbell]

Matt Mays & El Torpedo - Matt Mays & El Torpedo...

 

[BillC]

Holgar Czukay and Dr Walker

 

[DrBenway]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonePusher /img/forum/go_quote.gif The Cure - In Between Days

Love this one! But I've always wondered if they were deliberately trying to evoke New Order with the melancholy lyrics and, especially, the production. Don't mean that as a crticism -- Robert Smith is a true original. I just wondered if they meant it as perhaps a tribute?

Or maybe I'm the only one who hears the similarity?

 

[BillC]

 

[Afrikane]

Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool

 

[DLeeWebb]

"Learning To Fly" - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers