CD shopping . Recommendations please.
CD shopping . Recommendations please.
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bmgm3

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10,480 posts

272 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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In the mood to get me a few new CD's later. Lets hear some recommendations please for some good albums.Preferably rock stuff. No garage,dance,techno or anything that's being blasted out of a Nove on a local one way system of a Sat night.
Is there a new paul Weller album out ? I just heard a new song on XFM which sounded pretty good.

Twincam16

27,647 posts

287 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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Just bought The Bravery's new album - that's very good and at a bargain price at most outlets atm.

DocJock

8,722 posts

269 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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Audioslave : Out Of Exile
Alter Bridge : One Day Remains
Theory Of A Deadman : Gasoline

apache

39,731 posts

313 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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Anything by the Black Keys, Reise Reise by Rammstien, the new one from Audioslave is not bad and Velvet Revolver

docevi1

10,430 posts

277 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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http://cdbaby.com/cd/paulcurreri2
http://cdbaby.com/cd/paulcurreri3

both good, but try getting From Long Gones To Hawkmoth from iTunes apparently.

Selmer

2,760 posts

271 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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At the moment I'm currently grooving to the (but not singing to :tonsilitussmiley: )Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs' Fever To Tell

Prof Beard

6,669 posts

256 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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My lad has persuaded me to to the merits of System of a Down and Queens of the Stone Age. Albums by either worth a listen if you like something heavyish but intelligent.

Prof Beard

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

263 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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Muse - Absolution. Not a single duff track, think Radiohead but a larger sound.

apache

39,731 posts

313 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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parrot of doom said:
Muse - Absolution. Not a single duff track, think Radiohead but a larger sound.



how did I forget Muse? absolutely the bollox, saw em live and the guy is a genius, made the airs on my harms stand on end

off_again

13,917 posts

263 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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Two latest ones that I have got are Timo Maas and Royksopp... both a bit dance like but very good. Not the type you would hear in a club but electronic nontheless...

Oasis is pretty good but current fav is Jamiroquai. Funky and very good. Much more edgy (is it really?) than the other releases.

gbbird

5,197 posts

273 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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I cannot recommend highly enough the Eagles Of Death Metal CD called Sex Love Death Metal . Don't be put off by the name - this band, with Joshe Homme of QUOTSA on drums, sound nothing like death metal (which incidentally i do like) and are bloody excellent - a kind of dirty and raw Rolling Stones/White Stripes rock n roll sound, excellent guitars with a melodic pop voice over the top.

RickApple

429 posts

264 months

Sunday 17th July 2005
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Selmer said:
At the moment I'm currently grooving to the (but not singing to :tonsilitussmiley: )Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs' Fever To Tell


I Bow down!

Can't agree with The Bravery though. Download Honest Mistake and Unconditional off itunes, the rest of the album is a waste of packaging, shit in a round plastic form.

I'm going to recommend Clor - Clor, sort of danceable indie discoey stuff, Want Two by Rufus Wainwright, and Mesmerize or Toxicity by System of a Down, a stunning band often overlooked by people alarmed at their fanbase of 14year old moshers!