What are you listening to?

Today its Dropkick Murphys and Flogging Molly for me...

But recently I just seem to leave my music on shuffle...

pensylvania 6-5000!

atari teenage riot, i win!

when they were good they were very good, but when they were shit they sucked ass. like at leeds fest 99. LAME! soo dispaointed

i only have one album by them and its amazing, into the death makes me want to punch someone

Cap'n Lee wrote:crackout - this is really neat

awesome album, awesome band

Hang on, what? I fucking love Crackout, both albums. We're not allowed to agree on music.

Reel Big Moose wrote:pensylvania 6-5000!

The original big band version or is there some sort of cover that I don't know about?

someone mentioned glen miller, i cant be arsed looking back to see who lol.

today has been mainly rancid in the CoD van, but with liberal helpings of flogging molly, mustard plug and bits of skindred, zen baseball bat and the slackers. oh and apoptygma berzerk

Summers wrote:Hang on, what? I fucking love Crackout, both albums. We're not allowed to agree on music.

damn you summers, i like liking crackout, stop liking them or i'll have to call them sellouts or emos or something

Never, i have a t-shirt.

I got the first Hot Club De Paris album for 3 quid and i really really like it. Jingle jangle indie pop.

it woz me wot sed glenn miller, cuz i'm a cool kid

play loads of his stuff at a youth band thing i play in



zebrahead - the set-up

seeing them in august =]

Im listening to this cheap underground us ska compilation I got with my interpunk credit from buying some shirts... Features the flaming tsunamis and a billion earnies. Those are the only two I'd heard of before getting it, it has a few cool songs on it. It's called subterranean documentation.

If anyone is interested the tracklisting goes:
1 Daly's Gone Wrong -Dear Ava Play MP3 clip
2 Too Short Notice -Go On Get Out Of Here
3 Commercials -If I Don't Come Home Tonight
4 Sgr -V-town
5 Red Plaid Menace -I Used To Be Punk Rock
6 Stupid Hero -Without You
7 A Billion Ernies -Hermit Crab
8 No Regrets -Kill Your Scene (live)
9 Skeptics -Fifth Season
10 Scream Hello -Not A Sacrifice
11 Flaming Tsunamis -Refuse To Die
12 Upperhand -Pandemonium
13 Bob And The Sagets -Contagious Positivity
14 This Side Of Sundown -Make My Heart Attack
15 Drop It Jeffrey -Terrorists Win
16 Argyles -This Could Kill Us
17 Tom Herman -Virginia

I met up with a mate from school a while back and he was playing peeky nd riches comp cd in his car, was very nostalgic.

pendulums live album. One word, orgasmic

The last five songs I've listened to are as follows:-



That is probabally my current favourite Conflict song, so powerful. As for So messed up, its just as good as most early Damned, their first album blows my fucking head off.
The Beat, everyone here should know these, my favourite Ska/2 Tone band, seen em live not so long ago. Rancid, they're a good band, love their earlier stuff, dont know what to make of Let the dominoes fall. Misfits, just cant beat them, classic, bit of the old horror punk.

You should join our Last.fm group. In fact, so should everybody else.

Allready I dont like last fm, just got an account, searched for a ska radio station, and what do I get? Reel big bloody fish

Is there a way to make your own playlists? because I cant seem to just listen to one radio station here, I was listening to The Adicts radio and everything was reet, Chinese takeaway was on, then for some reason, GBH came on.

Im listening to some Operation Ivy, they seem awesome, not like RBF ¬_¬

THIS!



someone enjoy it with me!!

(except the cheesy bit when it says "Such an elusive, guileful, meaningless sham." - ignore that bit.. )

So cringeworthy when she comes in.

'Hey guys, mind if i get in here?'

The new albums very slowly growing on me, still not mad on it though.

yeah but how cool is it when she shouts and raps?! tho tbf it had to grow on me a bit too..

Capdown - Surviving the Death of a Genre. Cracking band.

Just saw a comment above about Reel Big Fish. I like a lot of ska. I like a lot of different types & sub genres of ska. I like ska from it's humble beginnings right up until it's present-day counterpart...but I do like a bit of Reel Big Fish!
I don't like the whole "they are the epitomy of ska" going on with some of my friends, but they'll hopefully delve a bit deeper soon.
That said, I do still really like 'em, I just know 'em for what they are - a fun little ska-ish band!

Random Hand - For Roni.



'Nuff said...

awesome tune, always upsets me though

onelinedrawing - yr smile