Soundtrack To Your Angst

A Neurotic wrote: »

I was there! The 5th? Good show :pac:

My companion and I arrived at the Radisson at 7.30, straight off a bus from Dublin. Doors opened at 8. There was literally no one there so we were first in the queue, first in the door, and front and centre for the entire show

I was happy anyway: they played The View, Tiny Cities, Parting of the Sensory and 3rd Planet.

I think Good News is their most accessible and well-known album, and it's a fantastic album, but M&A is really something special. I think you and it could have a serious relationship Monzo. I really do!

Yeah the 5th. Haha myself and the two lads I was with were about 5th/6th/7th in the queue so we weren't too far apart! The gig was great tbh - I didn't know three or four songs but every song played was terrific. A tad disappointed that they didn't play Bukowski, Dance Hall or March Into The Sea though.

Yes I did like the album upon first listen (wasn't as immediate as Good News but that's no bad thing; it usually takes a few listens for me to fully appreciate albums) since it contains the glorious I Came As A Rat, 3rd Planet, Tiny Cities, and Paper Thin Walls. You could say the relationship is set at the premature flirting stage that's just waiting to make way for some glorious sex.

Arcade Panda wrote: »

she always scared me a little when I was a kid:o

I always thought she was hot! Not so much anymore though....

Anyway, something different. I normally hate rap music, but when it's good, it can be awesome:






and, just because Debbie Harry rapping a load of nonsense at the end is a stroke of demented genius,

Fad wrote: »

NIN binging at the moment but Reuben

This was a grammy winner in 1999 I believe.

Some Rory Gallagher, Grinderman and Husker Du.

Banjopaul's post reminded me of this ukelele-wielding maniac:

Jay P wrote: »

While their last two albums have been total shit, I honestly think Coldplay were great. Parachutes is such a fantastic album. It's one of the few albums I return to again and again.

I thought I was the only one who thought this! I regularly listen to this, in fact it was one of the first cds I bought as a kid.