[DifferentClass]

That sort of music does sound quite similar to other stuff, it's hard to differentiate sometimes. But it's a good example of it, I liked it when it got more intense, like Sigur Ros does. It also reminded me of Red Sea by Asobi Seksu and I was going to pick that, but it's also long so I'll go for something else by them, it also fits the days theme.

[Sly Reflex]

Hendo, on 23 August 2010 - 02:46 PM, said:

I love that song, not that version though. I take it it's a demo version from somewhere?

I wanted to post this the other day but forgot.
Apparently it'll be a single in October, can't see how this'll get on the radio as it is. Not safe for work, by the way.

Cee Lo Green - "Fuck You"

That's an awesome song. I think the same guy has some music of his on a car advert atm, which is similarly awesome. I think that having swears in a song wont matter, a few years back you had that "Fuck you" and "Fuck you right back" song all the fucking time. I hated those songs, but ended up listening to them anyway due to serious overplay on radio stations.

[hinn888]

Love the fast tempo and the bass, if only i understood the lyrics.

[Ben]

[Craymen Edge]

The song wasn't really my cup of tea, but Ben sums it up very well - they were very nice to watch.


Cypress Hill & Pearl Jam - The Real Thing
From the Judgement Night soundtrack. An absolutely terrible film, but an amazing soundtrack. I had this on cassette back in the day, it took me an age to track it down on CD again later.

[JimboXiii]

mudhoney & Sir Mix-a-lot Some of the other pair ups sound like they might be interesting as well.

This song was cool, i wasn't sure how well Pearl Jam and Cypress Hill would work together, but it really does so its cool.

Breeders - Cannonball

[Craymen Edge]

Man, I fuckin love Cannonball.

JimboXiii, on 25 August 2010 - 08:57 AM, said:

mudhoney & Sir Mix-a-lot Some of the other pair ups sound like they might be interesting as well.

This song was cool, i wasn't sure how well Pearl Jam and Cypress Hill would work together, but it really does so its cool.

There's a lot of decent stuff on there, the only real stinker in my opinion is Disorder (the Slayer & Ice T track), it's like Body Count (Ice's ill-advised foray into thrash), but even worse.

If you want to hear more I recommend youtubin' for:
Dinosaur Junior & Del the Funkee Homosapien - Missing Link
Sonic Youth & Cypress Hill - I Love You Mary Jane
Mudhoney & Sir Mix-a-Lot - Freak Momma
Teenage Fanclub & De La Soul - Fallin'

Youtube is blocked here at work, so I can't find them myself unfortunately.

[Sly Reflex]

JimboXiii, on 25 August 2010 - 08:57 AM, said:

Breeders - Cannonball

Well, that was a surprise. I started listening, thought "Oh my fuck, what is this shit?" then once it settled in really enjoyed it.

Now I am going to go all DC on your ears and drop a 10 minute monster on your lap.



For me this feels like one of those songs that should end a music game. Similar to other songs like Freebird and Stairway. Not my fav Zep track, but shit, I bet it would be hella fun to play in RB with a full set up.

[DifferentClass]

It's just epic, in every rock respect. I love the chugging throughout while Plant and Page do their thing. Can't knock it. It reminds me that I should get myself some Zeppelin.

Now my song does have a running time of over 9 mins but it is only 6 mins long and the rest is silence, dunno why it's this way but it's the only one I could find, the rest were live versions recorded a mobile phone, so sound shit.

[Cyberpunk]

OMG! Prog rock is back!! Loved the Sleepy Sun track. That's right up my alley.

Just to change things up, and for a giggle, I'm posting this one.

[Hendo]

That was worth it just for the sheer number of different names for boobs.

Love the original of this, stumbled across this very different live session version.

Cherry Ghost - "Mathematics"

[Ben]

Great song and great version. I can imagine if people dont know the song then this version isnt going to sell it to them but I like it and that's what's important

One of the best British bands in my lifetime, shame they capitulated so often everyone stopped caring


oh, and the silenced word is cunts

[Hendo]

Never really rated The Wildhearts, though I do remember this being on Top of the Pops, pretty surreal.

I'm sure I've posted this before, but what the hell.

Siobhan Donaghy - "Ghosts"



And backwards version.

[DifferentClass]

So the lyrics are played backwards the forwards playing song, it does give an ominous feel to the song but I could still only pick out bits of it lyrically playing backwards. An interesting idea at least.

[stoobie]

This is one of the crappy lyrics websites interpretation of the Siobhan Donaghy song

Quote

Full mug my friends certainly familiar
Ah, hear that glitch say search the orbs

Tree-ann said it his seize the circus
Ram's wool that cause way a cricus

Full mug my friends certainly familiar
Warmy funny Anna say say maluska

Sworn under an oath to war
Sworn under an oath to war

Phwoar so spirit smother me in
Ah, hear that glitch fought and ought

Fuel full fat her glass of milk
Warm sitting here, sitting in bed

Sworn under an oath to war
Sworn under an oath to war
Sworn under an oath to war

[Hendo]

Have we run out of steam with this?

Anyway, just listened to the Arcade Fire track, really enjoyed it. Very '80's, but that's no bad thing. Reminds me that I need to get their new album, heard 3 or 4 tracks now and each one has been a corker.

I'm going with another choice from Rock Band 3. Haven't heard this in years. They were from Leeds and last I heard, the singer married Liv Tyler. As you do if you're from Leeds.

Spacehog - In the Meantime