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10 random songs

1 Hot Chocolate - Emily
2 Johnny Cash - Cocaine Blues
3 Toots & The Maytalls - Monkey Man
4 Barry Manilow - Copa Cobana
5 Prince - Lets Go Crazy
6 The Clash - Groovy Times
7 The Waterboys - Be My Enemy
8 Velvet Underground - Run Run Run
9 The Mighty Hannibal - The Truth Shall Make You Free
10 William Warfield - Old Man River


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I have ten more:

1. Rudie cant fail - The Clash
2. V Thirteen - Big Audio Dynamite
3. Yalla Yalla - Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros
4. PinHead - The Ramones
5. Roots, Radicals, Rockers Reggae - Stiff Little Fingers
6. Up here in the North of England - The Icicle works
7. Electric Trains - Squeeze
8. Interviewing Randy Newman - Glen Tilbrook
9. Are Friends Electric - Tubeway Army
10. Jesus of Suberbia - Green Day


At last, someone picks the only Icicle Works song that I would have on a greatest list.
Those guitars are so industrial you can almost hear welders and f*** cranes in them; tremendous.


i love em me i do i'd have all of there tracks on- keegan style

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could change my stereolab song every day. i already have twice. i may even choose to have iron and wines cover version of peng 33 as that is totally and utterly marvellous. i bloody love stereolab me like.


I love em too! Quality stuff. French Disko like!

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he likes nick drake and elliott smith an all and they both made great records and topped themselves.

persoanlly i think jish should be made a moderator.


:grin: I agree with Chip :grin:

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Dots and Loops is in the car right now!


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he likes nick drake and elliott smith an all and they both made great records and topped themselves.

persoanlly i think jish should be made a moderator.


:grin: I agree with Chip :grin:


Well seeing as Jish thinks 12 is the same as 10 I hope when you're doing it you don't rely on him for the rhthym method calculations. :roll: :roll:


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What starts off as a good idea quickly degenerates into .... my music is best and the more obscure the music, the more points I score....... rolfl I just love it. clappp

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What starts off as a good idea quickly degenerates into .... my music is best and the more obscure the music, the more points I score....... rolfl I just love it. clappp


But if it is obscure, it is obscure for a reason.....?


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I see it as a decent learning experience. I have checked out a number of tracks that i've not heard before as a result of this thread. Bonus!

there are versions of most of the songs listed by everyone on youtube.

That said, Stereolab are obscure and are probably an aquired taste.

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The Specials - Ghost Town
Pale Saints - Lanuguage Of Flowers
High Llamas - Checking In, Checking Out
Prefab Sprout - Bonny
Elliott Smith - Ballad Of Big Nothing
Wilco - I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
Nick Drake - River Man
Nancy Sinatra - Kinky Love

Terry Callier - Ordinary Joe
Joe Gibbs - Hijacked


I've taken out The Frank and Walters and Pulp as a top 12 is a bit ridiculous

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Mack The Knife Bobby Darin
Deck Of Cards Wink Martindale
My Way Sinatra
Never Walk Alone Gerry & The Pacemakers
Suspicious Minds Elvis Presley
Granada Frankie Laine
Drive Safely Darlin' Tony Christie
Two Little Boys Rolf Harris
Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep Middle Of The Road
Son Of My Father Chicory Tip
Excerpt From A Teenage Opera Keith West
Eloise Barry Ryan
Life On Mars David Bowie
Run To The Hills Iron Maiden
Sarah Thin Lizzy
When Tomorrow Never Comes Ronan Keating
Vienna U-Vox
Breathe Midge Ure
Bohemian Rhapsody Queen (Just for you ECG)
The Long And Winding Road Beatles
Down In The Tubestation At Midnight The Jam
Halo Of Flies Alice Cooper
Cum On Feeel The Noize Slade
Tiger Feet Mud
Ding-a-Dong Teach-In
My Perfect Cousin Undertones
My Sharona The Knack
Pretty Vacant Sex Pistols
Bring On The Nubiles The Stranglers
Orgasm Addict Buzzcocks
Thing Called Love The Darkness

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Blood On The Rooftops..Genesis.
Lady Fantasy..Camel.
Signal to Noise..Peter Gabriel.
Cutting It Fine..ASIA.
And You And I..YES.
Even Less..Porcupine Tree.
A Voice From The Past..Marillion.
21st Century Schizoid Man..King Crimson. :wink:
Piano Concerto No 1..Keith Emerson.
In Search Of England..Barclay James Harvest.
Skeletons At The Feast..Spocks Beard.
Hyperventilate..FROST*.
Higher&Higher..The Moody Blues.
A Salty Dog..Procol Harum.
Turn Of A Friendly Card..The Alan Parsons Project.
Erosion..IQ.
Budapest..Jethro Tull.
Rendevous 6:02..UK.
21st Century Man..ELO.
Dust In The Wind..Kansas.
In The Flesh..Pink Floyd.
All Things must Pass..George Harrison.
Dissafected Youth..John Shuttleworth.
Awaken..Dream Theatre.

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Really difficult to pick just ten, so I let my mp3 player do it!
Here are the last ten tracks played on shuffle

ELO, Mr Blue Sky
Undertones, Teenage Kicks
Stones, Under My Thumb
REM, Losing My Religion
Nirvana, All Apologies
Santana and Rob Thomas, Smooth
Smashing Pumpkins, Tonight, Tonight
Faces, Stay With Me
Doves, Man Who Told Everything
Ocean Colour Scene, Riverboat Song

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Since Chip dug into his archives to find some old stuff here's a list of songs from the 2000s to stop him moaning. I might add that this is from someone who does not have the advantage of hearing a lot of recent stuff from the English speaking music culture!

22-20s - 22 days
Damien Rice - Nine Crimes
Interpol - Evil
Air - Suicide Underground
Moby with Gwen Stefani - Southside
Eric Bibb - Angel
Archive - Again
Lucinda Williams - Hard Time Killing Floor Blues
Eliza Carthy - Just as the Tide was Flowing
Ana Popovic - You Complete Me ... the best Strat player since Stevie Ray Vaughan is a WOMAN! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Udjmjc5EAE

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19) Starry Eyes-The Records


After seeing that in your list I just had to go and fetch the album....'Shades In Bed'!!!! :sweeeet: :sweeeet: :sweeeet:


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Randomed but whats getting listened to at the minute ...

Stay Free - Clash
69 Police - Oceans 11 soundtrack (David Holmes)
Shadowlands - Ryan Adams
Out of Control - Chemical Brothers
Killing in the name - Rage against the Machine
Sheila - Jamie T
Almost Gold - Jesus and Mary Chain
Disorder - Joy Division (Live)
Swallow - My Bloody Valentine
Mexico - Proud Mary
Black Eyed Lady - Racine


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chip fireball wrote:
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What starts off as a good idea quickly degenerates into .... my music is best and the more obscure the music, the more points I score....... rolfl I just love it. clappp


But if it is obscure, it is obscure for a reason.....?


well i dont think stereolab are obscure. most of the people i knock about with are aware of them, and have probably seen them live at some point. jish likes em, hawklord likes em, mr karl marx has got them on in his car, and i dare bet mr mad john has seen them a fair few times.

i first heard em when i was recording a live sesssion with the field mice on the bernard lanoios show for radio france in 1991. he played super electric and then done the interview with us and we was all going " who the fook was that by then?"

cos latetitia is french we assumed they was a french band. i was pretty gobsmacked when he said they was english, cos none of had ever heard of them.

you have to remember before the internet, nme and melody maker had the power to make or break bands in this country, and if you werent flavour of the day your only outlet was john peel.

in places like france and germany they were much less scene obsessed. they just judged bands on what they sounded like. it was common for bands who were largely unknown over here to be big in europe and vice versa. theres loads of brilliant bands who sold hardly any records in this country, simply because they either couldnt be marketed or because they refused to suck up to the music industry. nick drake sold hardly any records in his lifetime ffs. now just about everyone is aware of him.

stereolab had a foray into the charts a couple of times, and indeed they played on top of the pops at least once i seem to recall. they have been making records for 17 years so they must be doing something right. they are one of those bands who you either really really like or who you really really hate.

you could say the same for bands like teenage fanclub, who just keep churning out great records that are largely ignored by the media.

im not choosing "obscure" bands to score points or to make myself look better than anyone else. i would imagine mr mad john has most of the records in my top ten. thats just the stuff i like best.
AH ...denial of the obscurity element is in no small way a realisation that the inevitable advance of the new, is able to be absorbed or even accomodated in the cocepts you espouse. To realise that to travel in parallel with each new wave or creation is to decide which part of the musical spectrum one can pin a label on and choose as ones own. To span too far for a neatly constucted and lucid thought pattern is to be honest with ones own perception of things musical and ask the question ...when are we gonna sign someone :wink:

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Aye but that Sarah Cracknell lass in St Etienne ain't half top totty! Stands up against the gal from Stereo lab I reckon.

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What starts off as a good idea quickly degenerates into .... my music is best and the more obscure the music, the more points I score....... rolfl I just love it. clappp


But if it is obscure, it is obscure for a reason.....?


well i dont think stereolab are obscure. most of the people i knock about with are aware of them, and have probably seen them live at some point. jish likes em, hawklord likes em, mr karl marx has got them on in his car, and i dare bet mr mad john has seen them a fair few times.

i first heard em when i was recording a live sesssion with the field mice on the bernard lanoios show for radio france in 1991. he played super electric and then done the interview with us and we was all going " who the fook was that by then?"

cos latetitia is french we assumed they was a french band. i was pretty gobsmacked when he said they was english, cos none of had ever heard of them.

you have to remember before the internet, nme and melody maker had the power to make or break bands in this country, and if you werent flavour of the day your only outlet was john peel.

in places like france and germany they were much less scene obsessed. they just judged bands on what they sounded like. it was common for bands who were largely unknown over here to be big in europe and vice versa. theres loads of brilliant bands who sold hardly any records in this country, simply because they either couldnt be marketed or because they refused to suck up to the music industry. nick drake sold hardly any records in his lifetime ffs. now just about everyone is aware of him.

stereolab had a foray into the charts a couple of times, and indeed they played on top of the pops at least once i seem to recall. they have been making records for 17 years so they must be doing something right. they are one of those bands who you either really really like or who you really really hate.

you could say the same for bands like teenage fanclub, who just keep churning out great records that are largely ignored by the media.

im not choosing "obscure" bands to score points or to make myself look better than anyone else. i would imagine mr mad john has most of the records in my top ten. thats just the stuff i like best.
AH ...denial of the obscurity element is in no small way a realisation that the inevitable advance of the new, is able to be absorbed or even accomodated in the cocepts you espouse. To realise that to travel in parallel with each new wave or creation is to decide which part of the musical spectrum one can pin a label on and choose as ones own. To span too far for a neatly constucted and lucid thought pattern is to be honest with ones own perception of things musical and ask the question ...when are we gonna sign someone :wink:


Still dont get it, so what if mad john has got some of your toons in his collection, it hardly makes it good music now, does it?

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French and German music is cack, as is 'foreign cinema' :laugh: :laugh:


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Can - 'Tago Mago' is an awsome piece of German music. National anthem also one of the best I reckon. Then there was that old guy, Beethoven and his mates. Time to re-assess perhaps?

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Can - 'Tago Mago' is an awsome piece of German music. National anthem also one of the best I reckon. Then there was that old guy, Beethoven and his mates. Time to re-assess perhaps?


Fair do's Luddy gets in, but apart from that.....


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french cinema i do like though.

Oh you poor sod. I know where you can get therapy for that.

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Isnt it just a bit pretentious to say you "like french cinema"? :laugh:

You wouldnt actually say you "Like American Cinema" would you? :roll:


No, 'cos 99.99% of what comes out of Hollywood is utterly lacking in merit as the vast majority of their actors are completely devoid of any talent and the scriptwriters spew forth tedious cack.



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Sarah Cracknell??? The bird out of Stereolab???

Rollocks.

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Oh I dunno, she turned Michael Stipe gay. :roll: :roll: :laugh:


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chip fireball wrote:
beatrice dalle ? juliet binoche ? catherine deneuve ? her in amelie ? you cant knock the french birds.

they is always prepared to get their clothes off if the roles demands it an all. :wink:

OK I misunderstood your reasons :laugh:
Juliette Binoche I actually know cos I was friends with her (now ex-) mother in law when I lived in Paris. True I wouldn't kick her out of bed. Juliette neither.

But if the birds are nice, the vast majority of films (that's the vast majority that you chip fireball don't get to see) are completely devoid of interest. Even the French don't go to see them.

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Just for the record - Sarah Cracknell is in the band Saint Etienne, Laetitia Sadier is the lass in Stereolab.


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In no particular order

The Doors - Roadhouse Blues
System Of A Down - Chop Suey
Love - Alone Again Or
R. Dean Taylor - Theres a Ghost In My House
Nirvana - All Apologies
Lush - De Luxe
Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - Anytime Anyplace Anywhere
Manic Street Preachers - Motorcycle Emptiness
Mercury Rev - The Dark Is Rising
Juliana Hatfield - Universal Heartbeat

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Excuse my ignorance chip - should I know your band and weren't you careless to leave things lying around?

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I am not stupid. If I was stupid, I would be having stupid conversations with stupid posters like you. But I am not having stupid conversations with stupid people like you.

So therefore, I conclude that I am not stupid. :uhoh:


Don't be so stupid!! :roll: :roll:

If you're having ten more greedy guts, so am I:

1. The Lights Of Cincinatti - Scott Walker
2. I Lost Myself - Longpigs
3. Strapped For Cash - Fountains Of Wayne
4. Same Size Feet - Stereophonics
5. Country Death Song - Violent Femmes
6. Bewitched - The Wedding Present
7. The Man I Used To Be - Jellyfish
8. Living For The Weekend - Hard Fi
9. Boy Named Sue - Johnny Cash
10.Do Anything You Wanna Do - Eddie and the Hotrods

Apologies if there happens to be any duplication with anyone else's unfairly extended or second chance listings but if you don't care, I don't don't care. :razz: :razz: :razz:


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bewitched!!! CHOON!


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