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What music are you listening to?

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by hognose, Jun 24, 2015.

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  1. hognose

    hognose Other · Well-Known Member

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    10 min off Lynyrd Skynyrd-Free Bird


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    What music are you listening to?
     
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  2. himtoo

    himtoo Type 1 · Well-Known Member
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    i do a playlist to take to bed every night for headphone listening

    tonight i will be listening to a selection of punk including
    NOFX
    Guttermouth
    poison the well
    me first and the gimme gimmes
    ramallah
    killer barbies
    Limecell
    Propaghandhi
    no use for a name
    klingonz
    Idiot talk
    pridebowl
    mulligan stu

    :):):):):)
     
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    lizdeluz Type 1 · Well-Known Member

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    Fito & Fitipaldis
     
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  4. jay hay-char

    jay hay-char Type 2 · Well-Known Member

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    I'm listening to Bohemian Rhapsody (a track that I hate with a passion). It's being played on a radio belonging to the workmen next door who have produced a radical new remix of the song, featuring angle grinders and kangos :mad:

    :D :D
     
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    Janiept · Expert

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    Next door's and i'm sick of it :banghead:
     
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  6. chris lowe

    chris lowe · Guest

    But does it improve it?
     
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    #6 chris lowe, Jun 25, 2015 at 7:24 PM
  7. chris lowe

    chris lowe · Guest

    What are they playing? You could always download some opera and play it very loudly (and down load the words so you can sing along equally loudly) when theirs is off. :headphone:
     
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    #7 chris lowe, Jun 25, 2015 at 7:26 PM
  8. chris lowe

    chris lowe · Guest

    Not listening to anything at the moment but in the car today I was listening to Mother Earth by Memphis Slim, American Wedding by Gogol Bordello, Tower of Song (live) by Leonard Cohen, I am the very model of a model major general by Gilbert & Sullivan (can't say that I'm not eclectic) and Vincent Black Lightning by Richard Thompson
     
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    Janiept · Expert

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    Nice idea Chris but then I would be inflicting it on neighbours on the other side and that's not fair so i'll just have to carry on screaming :mad:
     
    #9 Janiept, Jun 25, 2015 at 7:42 PM
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  11. chris lowe

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    You could always explain to them what's happening. If your noisy neighbours aren't the type you can talk to the only other option is to keep a log of the disturbances and ask environmental health to get involved.
     
    #11 chris lowe, Jun 25, 2015 at 7:52 PM
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    chris lowe · Guest

    Isn't it just lovely
     
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  13. hognose

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    always like this

     
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  14. jay hay-char

    jay hay-char Type 2 · Well-Known Member

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    In the sense that you can't hear it quite so clearly: yes......
     
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    #14 jay hay-char, Jun 25, 2015 at 8:35 PM
  15. chris lowe

    chris lowe · Guest

    Today at the gym I was listening to Nick Cave Fire Down Below, Richard Thompson Oops I Did It Again (from 1000 years of Popular Music), The Yahoos Bottle & A Bible, Soggy Bottom Boys Man of Constant Sorrow, Gogol Bordello Start Wearing Purple and Troubled Friends, Don Williams & The Chieftans Wil Mountain Thyme those are the ones I remember. I just stick my ipod on shuffle and let it go where it will. I'm on song 1309 of 1410. I'm trying to resist the temptation to update it with some more tracks before I've gone through the whole lot. I've got some new Leonard Cohen and a new Richard Thompson album due Monday. After seeing Fleetwood Mac on Monday I realise I've not got any of their tracks yet.
     
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  16. hognose

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    bit of phil collins

     
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    right now this -- Laurence Jones
    won young new artist of the year 2014

     
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    jay hay-char Type 2 · Well-Known Member

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    I always like this one, for obvious reasons:



    Mrs hay-char played Meonfest yesterday, with her ukulele mates, and Frank Turner was top of the bill. It's a fund raiser for a local school and he had to dash over from Glasto to perform. Apparently his mother is a governor of the school and told him he had to turn up. Mothers, eh? :D
     
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    The video mightn't be for everybody but I like that it isn't the norm!
     
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    enjoying this

     
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