Most played tracks of 2006

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This year's been filled with surf and garage rock, and more recently reggae. Good stuff, always helps to have one's horizons broadened. :notworthy:
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christophe
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Dark wrote: always helps to have one's horizons broadened. :notworthy:
the smartest thing I read in years :notworthy:

this is problably as farr I went this year :lol: clicky
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I tend to listen to whole albums, rather than individual tracks (it's an OCD CD thing).

In terms of groups - Yat-Kha and Voltaire saw a lot of play time this year.

New discoveries (for me) Rammstein and Laibach made a welcome appearance. Likewise Wolfsheim, and to a lesser degree, Clan of Xymox and Dresden Dolls.

The new album I've listened to most this year is probably the Nephilim's 'Mourning Sun'.
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Silver_Owl
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Getting heavy rotation on The Corleone jukebox this year has been;

The Editors - The Back Room
Neverland (A lifetime)
The re-issue of FALAA
Scratch Perry - Time Boom X
FOTN - DawnRazor
Baby Beethovan.
A lot of Echo & The Bunnymen (courtousy of Glasgows finest)
& a catchy accoustic version of Up The Junction by the bloke from Squeeze. :urff:[/b]
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Andie
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Nic wrote:I've been listening to Editors - The Back Room a lot, an amazing album!
:notworthy: :notworthy:

aye...it's a top album and is a close call with The Cult's Love after their Return To Wild tour :notworthy:
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streamline wrote:
Planet Dave wrote:
weebleswobble wrote:Bala-f*cking-mory
Ain't that just the worst!!!
Dunno about that, Dave, my little cherub has just come out of a Hi-5! stage (Mrs Streamline and I even took her to see them live in London ( :urff: :oops: ) and Hi-5! suck the sweat out of most dodgy jockstraps!

Most played of 2007?
Usual Sisters gubbins, and the stuff I download from Dimeadozen!
Can't wait for mine to get into hi-5 - I could watch charli all day :innocent:
Been a while, ahem
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esox wrote:
streamline wrote:
Planet Dave wrote: Ain't that just the worst!!!
Dunno about that, Dave, my little cherub has just come out of a Hi-5! stage (Mrs Streamline and I even took her to see them live in London ( :urff: :oops: ) and Hi-5! suck the sweat out of most dodgy jockstraps!

Most played of 2007?
Usual Sisters gubbins, and the stuff I download from Dimeadozen!
Can't wait for mine to get into hi-5 - I could watch charli all day :innocent:
Too right. And the little Phillipino girl is gorgeous. :twisted:
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Leonard Cohen - Suzanne
Diamanda Galas - Iron Lady
Echo And The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon
Fad Gadget - Back To Nature
Fall - How I Wrote "Elastic Man"
Foetus - Di-1-9026, Descent Into The Inferno
Half Man Half Biscuit - Architercture and Morality, Ted And Alice
Kraftwerk - The Man Machine, The Robots
Laibach - Wirtschaft Ist Tot, The Kingdom Of God
Joy Division - Atmosphere
Project Pitchfork - I Live Your Dream, Souls, Song Of The Winds
SWANS - New Mind, Was He Ever Alive?
Yat-Kha - Coming Buddha

An obvious emission from this list - my year was defined, both musically and otherwise, by another artist who I won't mention.
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An obvious emission from this list? :eek:

Blast will now go into crawly bum lick mode: :oops:
That For Greater Good album that some other fine bands were on
Ahráyeph's mighty version of Summer took a real battering too

crawly bum lick mode off:
Klaus Schulze~X thanks Z :notworthy:
FOTN~Mourning Sun thanks Da :D :notworthy:
Hawkwind~Hall of the Mountain Grill and Warrior on the Edge of Time thanks mh :notworthy:
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James Blast wrote:An obvious emission from this list? :eek:

Blast will now go into crawly bum lick mode: :oops:
That For Greater Good album that some other fine bands were on
Ahráyeph's mighty version of Summer took a real battering too

crawly bum lick mode off:
Klaus Schulze~X thanks Z :notworthy:
FOTN~Mourning Sun thanks Da :D :notworthy:
Hawkwind~Hall of the Mountain Grill and Warrior on the Edge of Time thanks mh :notworthy:
So I take it you haven't bought a lot of records this year? :wink:
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correct
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
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James Blast wrote:correct
We still love ya, tho, James! ;D

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James Blast wrote:correct
Pays of to have great friends. :D


Sounded better in my head by I think you get my drift.
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James Blast wrote:An obvious emission from this list? :eek:

Blast will now go into crawly bum lick mode: :oops:
That For Greater Good album that some other fine bands were on
Ahráyeph's mighty version of Summer took a real battering too

crawly bum lick mode off:
Klaus Schulze~X thanks Z :notworthy:
FOTN~Mourning Sun thanks Da :D :notworthy:
Hawkwind~Hall of the Mountain Grill and Warrior on the Edge of Time thanks mh :notworthy:
Very very good :D

Don't have a clue what I listened to mostly on other media as I really just listen and listen to all music so it merges with my life :oops:
Styles are a lie.

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James Blast wrote:Never Land (full length)
and Lucretia, also full l. :notworthy:
Debs on smoke Debs on weed Debs on Duvel Debs on sleep.
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Nic wrote:Apart from the usual Sisters and others I've been listening to Editors - The Back Room a lot, an amazing album!
Yes, same for me... :D
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Ooh, last time I'd forgotten about Greg Dulli's latest single:
The Twilight Singers feat Mark Lanegan: Live with me (actually a cover of Massive Attack's latest song).

It was only released at the end of november, but it's a hit on these Jamaican shores! Massive airplay!! Classic to be!!!
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Skvoz Tuman Vekov by Arkona


What's going on with the post counts?
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Brideoffrankenstein wrote:What's going on with the post counts?
It's going up, like it always did! ;D

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