What music are you listening to at the mo bro?

Texas · Post by **Texas** » 07 Oct 2007 08:19 pm

PUBLIC ENEMY!

YYYYYYYEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH BBOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEE!

I grew up on that shit. Welcome to the Terrordome is the shit!

Saw them at the Uni Bar in 98, fucking awesome show.

Album of the moment? Graduation by Kanye West. His sound is maturing, but not evolving, if you get me. Still a bloody good album.

Twiztid Elf · Post by **Twiztid Elf** » 16 Oct 2007 07:50 pm

Oh yeah, mech, I should have linked you up! Enjoy.

ObSoLeTe · Post by **ObSoLeTe** » 17 Oct 2007 03:13 pm

jahooley · Post by **jahooley** » 17 Oct 2007 03:41 pm

YES! Saw that ep over the weekend... fuck it's hilarious! I only had to recognise the first few seconds of that clip to go "HELLOOO, HELLOOOOOO!"

Texas wrote:Album of the moment? Graduation by Kanye West. His sound is maturing, but not evolving, if you get me. Still a bloody good album.

Haven't heard all of it but I reckon he's so far ruined that Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger rendition of his. Absolute puss. Don't get me wrong, I've heard plenty of remixes of that song, but none as bad as that.

I, however have been listening to these fine gentlemen :

On 12" too. They're from Melbourne and they have some funky chilled tunes. They have a new album out since this one and they are currently touring Australia with the Cat Empire.

Cletus · Post by **Cletus** » 17 Oct 2007 04:04 pm

Love it.

And some songs off the next album.

Madmya · Post by **Madmya** » 17 Oct 2007 06:28 pm

Pumping it very loud, will be seeing Cornell shortly.

BOOMY · Post by **BOOMY** » 18 Oct 2007 06:06 pm

Psycroptic - Sceptre of the Ancients

They may be Tasmanians, but fuck these guys are talented. Pretty hard stuff but death metal rarely sounds this interesting while maintaining a constant brutality. Give em a chance, if your ears own a set of balls.

Shaneus · Post by **Shaneus** » 18 Oct 2007 06:25 pm

Cletus: Enter Space Capsule?

Spoonfan · Post by **Spoonfan** » 18 Oct 2007 10:09 pm

First saw Gerling back in 1999, love 'em.

Cletus · Post by **Cletus** » 18 Oct 2007 11:33 pm

Shaneus wrote:Cletus: Enter Space Capsule?

1 of about 3 I skip.

Blotto · Post by **Blotto** » 19 Oct 2007 12:08 am

Talez wrote:Echoes, Silence, Music, & Grace GET! This album kicks ass. Foo Fighters FTW!

yep... had the album for a while but have been to lazy to put it on my ipod.... put it on last night and listened to it while at the gym today....

an absolute masterpiece......

stanard · Post by **stanard** » 19 Oct 2007 09:04 am

Cletus you got me in the mood...

And following that:

Cletus · Post by **Cletus** » 19 Oct 2007 02:27 pm

I absolutely love the album Children of Telepathic Experiences. Sure, there are a few tracks I have to skip but there are about 6 tracks that are complete stand outs. I think Gerling are amazing because they don't particularly sound like anyone. They don't fit into any particular style of music either and the first album almost feels like a compilation of seperate artists. But I think they have a spacerock quality similar to bands like The Church, Pink Floyd and Radiohead.

If you haven't heard it, you should listen to the song Windmills and Birdbaths(pt2) from When Young Terrorists Chase the Sun. Such a bizarre and stunning track. I have the mp3 if anyone wants it via messenger.

But my favourite song/piece is Suburban Jungle Sleeping Bag. Amazing.

stanard · Post by **stanard** » 19 Oct 2007 07:57 pm

Ahh your speaking to the faithful! I'm a Gerling obsessive (since '98!), and to my ears Radiohead are the only band that can top them. I think I've seen them live about 15+ times now

Bad Blood!!! was in my opinion their finest achievement, and I firmly believe that it was that album, not The Rapture's Echoes that was the peak of the dance-punk scene like everyone believes. If it was a just world then they would be on the world stage, but that's a problem most Australian genre breaking bands have to suffer from.

CoTC was indeed lots of fun, and the amazing thing about it is how much it flows, even though it's such a schizophrenic sounding album.

And yes, Windmills and Birdbaths is beautifully bizarre - methinks they'd suffered many a comedown when they wrote that song

Madmya · Post by **Madmya** » 19 Oct 2007 08:10 pm

fuck look what the cat's dragged in

stanard · Post by **stanard** » 20 Oct 2007 07:31 am

BOOMY · Post by **BOOMY** » 20 Oct 2007 08:27 pm

Best Australian band in existance!!!!!!!! If you do not buy their cd you must perish.

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stanard · Post by **stanard** » 21 Oct 2007 10:34 am

[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=g4kzcdAMPDA[/youtube]

Twiztid Elf · Post by **Twiztid Elf** » 31 Oct 2007 10:15 am

Been revisiting a dead set classic.

Dead Kennedys - Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables.

Also some Linton Johnson.

cloud · Post by **cloud** » 31 Oct 2007 03:11 pm

selfish · Post by **selfish** » 01 Nov 2007 12:16 am

cranes are awesome, everyone should listen, and eddie harris is a nutter, just completely insane

stanard · Post by **stanard** » 08 Nov 2007 09:13 am

edgecrusher · Post by **edgecrusher** » 08 Nov 2007 09:53 pm

Tarantino always does a good soundtrack

great guitar riffs in this one

The last few albums by Machine Head were shit compared to their old stuff, however this one is pretty good indeed, if your an old fan...have a listen

jizzlobber · Post by **jizzlobber** » 08 Nov 2007 10:29 pm

Twiztid Elf wrote:Been revisiting a dead set classic.

Dead Kennedys - Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables.

nice, but frankenchrist is better

Rorschach · Post by **Rorschach** » 08 Nov 2007 10:47 pm

I've been alternating between Year Zero by NIN and Beggar's Banquet by the Stones. I'm prepared to call Year Zero the best NIN release ever, nearly a year on and there is still depth to the album. I have never been a fan of the Stones but Street Fighting Man has some of the best lyrics in the history of music.