Make a comment about what their listening to!

Dont know it.

Radiohed- Street Spirit (Fade out)

 

Yeah Radiohead
The Decemberists - Shankill Butchers

 

never even heard of em

loser - Beck

 

I LOVE Beck

Im listening to Nina by Smokin' with Superman

 

not too sure
Daft Punk - Da Funk

 

haha, pretty good song. I used to love daft punk but after a while thought a lot of their stuff was a bit too repetitive.


I Understand - Bizzy Bone

 

Not a fan.

Bob Dylan - Positively Fourth Street

 

great song,i like it

jefferson airplane:trial by fire (long john silver 1972)

 

I love love LOVE Jefferson Airplane but I'm somehow reluctant to try their post-69 albums in case I get disillusioned... but I should try... eventually.

Cream - Swalbr

 

Cream's cool.


Georges Brassens - La mauvaise reputation

 

never heard.

xavier rudd - better people.

 

I'm not really into the singer songwriter kind of music. Except for the classics of course, like Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan,... But I don't like Xavier Rudd.

Infected Mushroom - 'Converting Vegetarians'

 

I sure like to hear them every know and then



Gorilla hunt - the Altecs

 

you can't compare xavier rudd with bob dylan, they are from different eras playin' different things.
i haven't heard this song, but i know these people.

shelter - xavier rudd.

 

Not really into him..


Ain't that the way (love's supposed to be) - Blue Cheer. Yeah baby!

 

yep,one of my 'Blue Cheer' fav's

the easybeats:falling off the edge of the world (the best of)

 

Can't stand them...I heard Summertime Blues and fucking hated it..I know they're other music is probably different but after hearing SB I didn't want to try out anything else by them.

Who Needs You-Queen (News of the World, 1977)

 

great band

The Wizards from Kansas - High Flying Bird (The Wizards from Kansas 1970)

their version of "High Flying Bird" is the best I've heard...

 

i enjoy queen every now and again.


tusk : fleetwood mac

 

yeah, that's alright..Fleetwood Mac was better from 1967-1969 when they had Peter Green, though

...In That Quiet Earth-Genesis (Wind & Wuthering, 1977)