Your favorite song at the moment.

[DennisTheMenace]

This one (listening to a lot of KFM a south african radio station)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dW8wrXjPs5A

and this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmcPeuf5aXo

[root 666]

Mattygooner said:

Sprouts said:

Strange sounds from the basement, Colorblind James Experience

Thanks god there was an artist after the song title....

I've no idea how to manifest the rolf icon (or any other) but if I did I'd have posted twelve.

Lily Allen and The Ting Tings.
(I'm a bit nervous that the repossession of my pension-book may well be imminent).

[shirt]

fave track at the moment - your protector by fleet foxes.

[mrmaggit]

Joe Bonamassa, Sloe Gin.

[BeerForBreakfast]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAJDmVNTnkM

Never get sick of this. Timeless.

[Gompo]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQJUUDsfRek&fea...

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KG-iAu0L5U

[GT 1]

DennisTheMenace said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmcPeuf5aXo

This is brilliant. One of my favourites at the moment too

[stockver]

I took this to mean the song that is recently most in your head, but in the good way...
"Around the Bend" by The Asteroids Galaxy Tour http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGjl6ITkFqI

[captainzep]

Not the world's biggest D'n'B fan but there's something about High Contrast, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O5enUCYwVc

More gently, I know this has been around for a while but its nice, the kind of tune that if cunningly put on in the background, will have the Missus snuggling up close, allowing you to gradually pour sexual petrol on her spark... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TS8NvoMudy8&fea...

I also think this is great: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5OqCU_45M8

[KANEIT]

White Lies - E.S.T and Fifty On Our Foreheads at the moment. I very much like their style of music, with elements of The Killers and Joy Division in there.

[Colonial]

La Ritournelle by Sebastian Tellier is currently up there as a definite favourite at the moment (mainly because it has the best description of falling in love in it, which is how I’m feeling).
Another current fav is You, Appearing by M83 (yeah, got a bit of a thing for French electro/chill music at the moment)
No Handlebars by the Flobots is getting a bit of a play at the moment as well
Scotland’s Shame by Mogwai is a great song which is always good to get cranking

[peterperkins]

Some oldies for your.

Kathy Kirby 1964 "Your the One" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOj78LViAXE

Betty Curtis 1965 "Invece No" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iue7ZxzduYQ

Petula Clark 1960's "Chariot" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLdwmObmf78



For a fantastic flexible high male voice from the world of opera

Rockwell Blake 1980's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJCfVr8HuRc

[V8mate]

smiller said:

Faure's Pavane

I think this week I've realised how relaxing it really is.

Can I recommend Faure's Requiem to you too? The ultimate in relaxation; he was such a great composer.

The Cantique de Jean Racine within the requiem is fantastic.

[Ferg]

October, November - Chunky Ate a Bee


http://www.myspace.com/chunkyateabee
Awesome live band.

[smn159]

Wichita from Hollywood Town Hall by the Jayhawks is my current favourite, but this is close:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsjdD5FNm64&fea...

[V8mate]

Ferg said:

October, November - Chunky Ate a Bee


http://www.myspace.com/chunkyateabee
Awesome live band.

They playing live anywhere local soon? Last news seems to be from 2006.

[andy_s]

Captain Beefheart - black eyed beans from Venus

[Ferg]

V8mate said:

Ferg said:

October, November - Chunky Ate a Bee


http://www.myspace.com/chunkyateabee
Awesome live band.

They playing live anywhere local soon? Last news seems to be from 2006.

I'll tell you as soon as they play ANYWHERE. They are a great band live, but practise almost more rarely than they gig!! It sometimes turns into a shambles.
The MySpace has them under a different name...this is just part of what Chunky are about.

[minimatt1967]

At the moment listening to quite a lot of the Who, in particular Who are you?

[Coco H]

V8mate said:

smiller said:

Faure's Pavane

I think this week I've realised how relaxing it really is.

Can I recommend Faure's Requiem to you too? The ultimate in relaxation; he was such a great composer.

The Cantique de Jean Racine within the requiem is fantastic.

I think that technically the cantique de jean racine is a separate piece - it is certainly not in my score of the the requiem.

Both are ouststanding. And great to sing. In fact in the days when I could sing I managed to solo in the requiem