Music we be groovin at

Eowade · Post by **Eowade** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:30 pm

Alice in chains is old? Ouch.

Will · Post by **Will** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:10 am

Kell wrote:Guns'n Roses, Rage against the Machine and Disturbed are favs at the moment.

OhhhhhAH.AH.AH.AH! *poof*

Ohhh yeah! \m/

A Perfect Circle, Filter, Puddle of Mudd, Rob Zombie, Saliva, Seether, Sound Garden, Staind, and Stone Sour are some of my faves.

muletang · Post by **muletang** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 3:14 am

Rage against the Machine - ftw! I crowd surfed at Reading '96 to these groovers and have Wake Up as my ringtone... its also going to be the first song by the DJ at my weddin to get everyone started, yeah yeah fanboy or ..*raises hand palm out and wiggles head*..whatevher

muletang · Post by **muletang** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 3:31 am

I also pulled out a few old'n golden to play on the day from end of ceremony to start of cheesy DJ

Kulashaker
Garbage
Happy Mondays
Black Grape
The Kinks
Soundgarden
Terrorvision
Stiltskin - hahahaha
Ocean colour scene
Proclaimers - don't knock the Scottish awesome!
The doors
They might be giants
suede
Smashing Pumpkins - (BWBW yayayay), Today is going to play us off stage at the end of the ceremony to the dulset tones of an ice cream van, haha cheddar!
Dodgy - grassman
Janes Addiction

Kell · Post by **Kell** » Fri Feb 23, 2007 9:24 pm

muletang wrote:Kulashaker

Oh my god, I totally forgot about their existence 0.o

sirius · Post by **sirius** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 1:31 am

neil young, pink floyd, lou reed, dire straits, duran duran, the church, the doors, the cure, the sleepy jackson, the killers (The new cd, it's good), paul simon, john lennon, the beatles, the rolling stones...and anything along those lines really

muletang · Post by **muletang** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:21 am

lou reed

heh, strangely enough I pulled out my Velvet Underground stuff the other day, still great stuff.

Jehu · Post by **Jehu** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 5:17 am

muletang .. you seem to be a man after my own heart. I can't get enough music in any shape or form, as long as it speaks to me in some form. Metal has been a standard of mine ... Iron Maiden to Opeth and Mastodon. Sublime has been a goodun to me as well. Electronic music was a big part of my life for a long number of years and keeps me comming back ... gotta love roni size. Toto ... and most people think they were a one hit wonder. Men at work anobody?? Of course the classics stick .. ones that speak to damn near everyone - Stones and Bob friggin Dylan back in the day ... byrds and such (although his new album licks some giant elephant gonads). It's all a mood thing i have to say. But I digress ... as anyone should .... *mumbles to himself and trails off*

The Explorer · Post by **The Explorer** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 5:45 am

With the exception to Moby Go and a few others there have not been many named that I like and I have never been an MTV person.

I spent most of my teens and early twenty raving and clubbing my arse off, so most of my favourite DJ's and tracks will be unknown by the masses here.

At the moment the music I listen to generally changes to suit my mood e.g. when the bills come in or a do my budget DJ Rap it's good to be alive, a Chemical Brothers album or a Prodigy album is never far from reach.

There is generally a group of friends of varying types round mine so I never know what I'm going to be listening to. I try to catch Pete Tong, Judge Jules and a few other sessions on Radio One but most of the time miss them and have to switch off when Westwood because I find him a real depressant.

Hybrid; unfinished symphony is a track for anytime of day though.

muletang · Post by **muletang** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:18 am

Step to the rhythm made outta brown paper

Check check check check, hehe

man I love anything from Rachmaninov's 3rd, Grieg's 5th, Perr Gynt to Sepultura, I saw DJ Rap at the Cooperhage in Plymouth 1997 with Andy C and Mickey Finn, was a big grunger back in 92-96, was drum'n'base clubber (the Heltah, the Skeltah!) all the way through and a load of mates had guitar based bands so rocked out on them.
Anything with a groove gets my approval and usually added to my collection - don't care how old or how new or how in or how underground or main stream or whatever - if it puts a buzz in me boll*x it works for me.

Jehu · Post by **Jehu** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 8:28 am

muletang wrote:
if it puts a buzz in me boll*x it works for me.

Agreed, absolutely, and cheers!!

muletang · Post by **muletang** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 5:52 am

today I bought 4 Hero's latest offering - its summer down this end of the world, and this is perfect summer groove: beer in hand, boogy in the trousers.... my day is ending sweeeet *hic*

kingmob · Post by **kingmob** » Wed Feb 28, 2007 3:16 am

whoever metioned Animal Collective...cool...I recently downloaded "Feels" by them... but if you want to hear something unique give Gogol Bordello a try...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=p_81l4DXlwM

from the Gypsy Punks CD...

stoned-raider · Post by **stoned-raider** » Fri Mar 02, 2007 11:09 am

Must agree on Gogol Bordello, unique-groovin-gypsy-punk absolutely amazing, especially life ( yes, they even played over here in germany

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Other music I´m groovin at:

Sublime (all-time-favourite)
Jack Johnson
G.Love
BalkanBeatBox
Shivaree

Edit:
1 more little piece of music I´m grovvin at in the last days. This man definetely knows how to groove hard

If the link doesnt work, insert spoon/slide/guitar in "search"
Enjoy it,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLresN6yZEY

lankycheese · Post by **lankycheese** » Fri Mar 30, 2007 1:18 am

Just picked up Toto live in Amsterdam. Awesome stuff.

They do a great cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps which was a surprise to see on there, aswell as a Steely Dan song. Rosanna is particularly breath taking when they kain that out, but the best would have to be the opening medly that ends as Childs Anthem segues into the coda of I'll Supply The Love.

Awesome stuff.