Album of the moment - Clubhouse

Peet

19/09/2002 at 15:56

Toss up between Royksopp - Melody AM, and Coldplay - Rush of blood to the head. Both top albums.

cheeky monkey

19/09/2002 at 15:58

Royksopp - got to be good - what about the Doves - last Broadcast - soem top tunes in there too

Nick.M

19/09/2002 at 16:04

Zero-7 Simple things is continually on my CD player at the moment

Xerxes

19/09/2002 at 16:04

I am presently too out of date to contribute to this thread!

Don Minquez

19/09/2002 at 16:36

I agree Royksopp's great! Also Neil Diamond (JOKE)

Tempted by Ms. Dynamitee hee

Skwerl

19/09/2002 at 16:38

Yes, Royksopp are good. However, I saw them support Basment Jaxx last year at Broxton Academy and they were total sh1t!

MartinH

19/09/2002 at 16:45

Pick of the pops for me at the moment is "Snow" by Spock's Beard (honestly! Look it up on Amazon - buy the triple box set version) for relaxing at home and Lambretta (eponymous) for the car.

Don Minquez

19/09/2002 at 16:48

Best live gig- Chemical Brothers or The beta Band

jenks

19/09/2002 at 16:54

Bowie's latest offering is amazing, just keeps growing on me.

Also red Hot Chilly Peppers.

jenks

neilruns .

19/09/2002 at 16:57

I still think the Strokes is the best new offering of the last few months. Not particularly original, I'm told, but then I'm too young to remember the Ramones.

neilruns .

19/09/2002 at 17:00

I bought the new Coldplay a couple of days ago and can't really tell the difference between the new one and the old one. Like Moby 18. Good for what it is, but not much of a progression.

Nick.M

19/09/2002 at 19:48

The Beta Band are very good, I can't see what the fuss is about the Strokes (and the White Stripes for that matter) but I have never really rated the yanks for that style of music apart from Cake.

Warrior in Woolworths

19/09/2002 at 21:34

I quite the Hives and the Strokes, but really there's been nothing since the demise of the Smiths. Ah, those heady days!

runningbird5

19/09/2002 at 21:39

Oh my god I have never heard of half the bands your writing about - Do I live on another planet during waking hours - maybe I just need to get a life and get out more
LTxx

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pirate

20/09/2002 at 20:56

LT - you're not alone! I haven't heard of ANY of that lot! But in my defense, I have noticed that the British charts don't usually bear any resemblance to the German charts, probably the bands that are popular here are unknown in Britain.

S.A.

Little Feat

20/09/2002 at 21:12

Anything by, you've guessed it......Little Feat!

Mike S

21/09/2002 at 09:50

Oh dear - my habit of not buying anything until ages after it's come out would seem to automatically disqualify me from being able to participate in this thread.....
In the last 18 months or so, the only "new" album I've bought has been Amnesiac (Radiohead) - some 2-3 months after it came out.

Aluaka

21/09/2002 at 10:19

The last and latest thing I bought was "Len Parrotts Memorial Lift", the first album by Baxter Dury (son of the late Ian Dury).

He Sounds nothing like his dad ... but an interesting listen !

Other than that it would have to be something by the god of music himself - David Byrne !

Barkles

21/09/2002 at 11:17

Just bought a Blondie compilation. great to run to. Loud and beaty.

Hildegard

21/09/2002 at 14:07

Ah, Royksopp - I was in Norway last year when their CD came out. Only like the first son though.

I've become really bored with regular 'popular' music, so now go with classical and other interesting stuff. Does this mean I'm turning into an old fogey? Help!