The Worst Taste In Music

Irene Demova wrote:Is the radiothread over yet

Music you have in common includes... and Kaki King

Thanks for inadvertently reminding me about her Wiggles

CLT:

Love the album as well

I just came in to ask if anyone had done a Radiothread pun yet.

Beans wrote:

Johnny Ryall wrote:Someone else who likes Surfer Blood. \o/

Surfer blood are awesome. Pretty sure I posted some of their stuff ages ago

You guys are the best!

Fake Tales of San Francisco
Arctic Monkeys
Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not

"You're not from New York City, you're from Rotherham" <3

tomvek wrote:

Tune

tune

Reminds me of the little Roots Manuva I've heard, vocally at least.

"The aching limbs decide to vapor, sparked up your cigarette
Lookin' out the window at the world,
I just ain't ready yet
Such things just get me stressed,
Grey hairs are springin' up and I'm startin' to shake a bit
I'm still got some whiskey left, maybe I'll just take a sip"

I have also been enjoying the new Mogwai album, far more than the last one. Which is nice, since I'm taking Deadpool on a date to go see them next week.

Saw these guys live the other day. Insanely talented.

Exxy wrote:Reminds me of the little Roots Manuva I've heard, vocally at least.

Do yourself a favour and get on that Roots Manuva gooseberry fool.

Wow it turns out The Beach Boys and Minutemen have new albums out.

Album stream: Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx – We're New Here

Gil Scott-Heron's outstanding comeback album, I'm New Here, has been remixed by Jamie Smith, the man who cultivated the sound of the xx's eponymous debut. Listen to all 13 tracks and let us know what you think in the space below.

Wiggles wrote:

tomvek wrote:

Tune

You ever seen them live? Chaos. Also, when I was speaking to them at Reading 2006, I found out one of the lady drummers used to live about 15 minutes from me.

Im listening to some Roots now, classic hip hop. Also Deftones, Nine Inch Nails, Maximum The Hormone, Weezer, Cold War Kids and Pavement have been playing through the evening.

Soooooo... anyone like dubstep?

Been listening to Magnetic Man, not too shabby. Saw Deadmau5 a year or two ago, but thats about the extent of it. My brother is right into it, I should really get him to do us a mix.

Any good dubstep you recommend Zimboo?

CaptainCalcium wrote:

Wiggles wrote:

tomvek wrote:

Tune

You ever seen them live? Chaos. Also, when I was speaking to them at Reading 2006, I found out one of the lady drummers used to live about 15 minutes from me.

Im listening to some Roots now, classic hip hop. Also Deftones, Nine Inch Nails, Maximum The Hormone, Weezer, Cold War Kids and Pavement have been playing through the evening.

Yeah I saw them at Roskilde '09 and they were unreal, it's what got me into them properly. Lil' Wayne cancelled at the last minute and so they filled in on the main stage and tore apart every other act of the week. Only act to get 6/6 in the festival newspaper too. Hoping to see them in a more intimate venue next time they're touring here, not sure if anything can top that performance though.

EDIT: Also one of the girls we met at the festival had a video of Eugene Hutz on her phone from when they played Copenhagen the week before. He was slugging a litre bottle of vodka while belting out tunes on the guitar on the street at 5 in the morning. I'd say it'd be madness to be on tour with them.

CaptainCalcium wrote:Been listening to Magnetic Man, not too shabby. Saw Deadmau5 a year or two ago, but thats about the extent of it. My brother is right into it, I should really get him to do us a mix.

Any good dubstep you recommend Zimboo?

Wouldn't call either of those artists dubstep...

But can I recommend you some good gooseberry fool? Of course I can.

Some tracks I'm liking at the moment:

Bah, thats what I get for trying to sound urban and cool. Ill give those a listen and see how it goes.

CaptainCalcium wrote:You ever seen them live? Chaos. Also, when I was speaking to them at Reading 2006, I found out one of the lady drummers used to live about 15 minutes from me.

Unlike Wiggles this is my first time listening to the band but I'm liking what I've heard so far. Pretty cool that you got to meet them

tomvek wrote:

CaptainCalcium wrote:You ever seen them live? Chaos. Also, when I was speaking to them at Reading 2006, I found out one of the lady drummers used to live about 15 minutes from me.

Unlike Wiggles this is my first time listening to the band but I'm liking what I've heard so far. Pretty cool that you got to meet them

I saw them live when they were supporting Rage last Summer (that free gig). They really impressed me. I remember it started to rain heavily just as they came on, and no one really cared because of the energy they gave off.


Anyways, listening to a bit of Anamanaguchi

As far as chiptune goes, I haven't heard much better.