Heartland

streamline wrote:

I love Neil Diamond, have you heard "12 Songs", the last CD that Rick Ruben produced, superb , no need to be embarrassed, and Cat Steven's no' bad either

Motz wrote:Other than their music being average and their lyrics being complete pish?

Nothing wrong with all those twiddly bits and he's the first to admit the lyrics are nonsense.
So that's a big fart in your general direction


On Topic:

I never knew you liked Neil Diamond weebles?, and what you said about the Mish' is bob on..........ye ken...........fur a weegie........you're no' a bad bloke

more dodgy than good albums in my collection and proud

complete abba collection

complete roxette collection

complete kate bush collection

complete electribe 101

blue pearl (remember them)

neil diamond rocks, as does meatloaf and steinman

oh, i forgot the musicals, especially chess, i love that LP

paint it black wrote:more dodgy than good albums in my collection and proud

complete abba collection

complete roxette collection

complete kate bush collection

complete electribe 101

blue pearl (remember them)

neil diamond rocks, as does meatloaf and steinman

oh, i forgot the musicals, especially chess, i love that LP

blue pearl (remember them)

Lets go dancing naked in the Rain, top song, YOUTH from the Killing Joke produced it?

paint it black wrote:complete abba collection

Nowt wrong with Abba!

Motz wrote:markfiend: Other than their music being average and their lyrics being complete pish?

Yep!

Mish=Pish

paint it black wrote:more dodgy than good albums in my collection and proud

complete abba collection

complete kate bush collection

as does meatloaf and steinman

oh, i forgot the musicals, especially chess, i love that LP

It surprises me to see we share a taste!
I don´t have them collections, though, couldnae afford them!

No, I just didn´t get bothered enough to buy them all yet.

I always feel uneasy getting pleasure from these...but I love them

World Party
Duran Duran - Ordinary World
The Cardigans
80's Hawkwind
Mother Gong
Adamski - Live n Direct
Billy Corgan - The Future Embrace
Christian Death
Faye Wong
The Lilac Time
The New Radicals
Oceanic
Sultans of Ping
Tears for Fears
Wolfmother

jay wrote: Adamski - Live n Direct

I saw him recently "performing" in a disco. He calls himself Adam Sky nowadays. God, it was the tackiest thing I ever witnessed, at the same time heartbreaking.

One can hire him for 300€. An option for the next HL-do?

jay wrote:I always feel uneasy getting pleasure from these...but I love them

Duran Duran - Ordinary World
Tears for Fears

Ahh man Duran

Have EVERYTHING by them, boots, The Devils etc...

Funny story, I never liked them until after the fall/breakup. Big Thing had come out and they were playing a small club on all of days HALLOWE'EN

So we thought what could be scarier then seeing Duran live ? Well I tell you what was scarier we became FANS and haven't missed a show since

spot778 wrote:

jay wrote:I always feel uneasy getting pleasure from these...but I love them

Duran Duran - Ordinary World
Tears for Fears

Ahh man Duran

Have EVERYTHING by them, boots, The Devils etc...

Funny story, I never liked them until after the fall/breakup. Big Thing had come out and they were playing a small club on all of days HALLOWE'EN

So we thought what could be scarier then seeing Duran live ? Well I tell you what was scarier we became FANS and haven't missed a show since

Do you know they broke up again yesterday? They wanted to do something with Justin Timberlake, but the guitarist rather wouldn't. No wonder

canon docre wrote:

jay wrote: Adamski - Live n Direct

I saw him recently "performing" in a disco. He calls himself Adam Sky nowadays. God, it was the tackiest thing I ever witnessed, at the same time heartbreaking.

One can hire him for 300€. An option for the next HL-do?

Great idea! clowns are more expensive!

eotunun wrote:

canon docre wrote:

jay wrote: Adamski - Live n Direct

I saw him recently "performing" in a disco. He calls himself Adam Sky nowadays. God, it was the tackiest thing I ever witnessed, at the same time heartbreaking.

One can hire him for 300€. An option for the next HL-do?

Great idea! clowns are more expensive!

That live album though was and is fantastic...just a drum machine, some bass and a tacky keyboard. If you like drum machines it impresses when played loud

Kingdom Come - Kingdom Come

Pretty good. Didn't think Led Zeppelin had reformed when I first heard it though like 80% of American listeners when they first heard them on the radio back in '88

paint it black wrote: complete kate bush collection

What's wrong with that ?!

Badlander wrote:

paint it black wrote: complete kate bush collection

What's wrong with that ?!

That's what I thought, no way is listening to any Kate Bush a guilty pleasure.

I've just thought of some more.

It Bites
10cc - Greatest Hits

i don't think i have any tragic albums...


some of you may think i have judging from the odd response to the currently listening to threads

scotty wrote:

markfiend wrote:

UtterlyBastardGroovy wrote:I know I shouldn't, but......



Yes, I'm a bad man

Heh. Yes, I must admit to that one too. But then again, why not? I'm not sure why so many Sisters fans feel the need to slag of t'Mish.

Like what Mr Fiend said, great LP, great band

Indeed

paint it black wrote:more dodgy than good albums in my collection and proud

complete abba collection

complete roxette collection

Not even Swedes listen to that crap!

scotty wrote:I never knew you liked Neil Diamond weebles?, and what you said about the Mish' is bob on..........ye ken...........fur a weegie........you're no' a bad bloke

I love you too

Edit:12 Songs Pure f**king Class

I don't really think it's an album to be ashamed of, but I generally do hide it now. I've had one too many people giving me strange looks when they've found out I own the album.

jay wrote:I always feel uneasy getting pleasure from these...but I love them...Oceanic....

Thumbs up for Oceanic - saw them at a Nightclub Public Appearance in "Defeacation Boulevard" (A.K.A Milton Keynes) and tried it on with the Singer after their bit on stage, as she'd decided to hang around the club. She was really nice, and I got a kiss and an autograph from her. I can't remember what I was talking to her about though, as I was very, very drunk.

nick the stripper wrote:

I don't really think it's an album to be ashamed of, but I generally do hide it now. I've had one too many people giving me strange looks when they've found out I own the album.

Are you sure it's the album?

Mike Patton: Adult Themes For Voice



Already a classic.