Music recommendations

It is not a cd, but the thing that has blown me away recently was the DVD of White Stripes live under the blackpool tower. Unbelievable!!!

Dead Meadow - Shivering king and Others
The Wedding Present - Take Fountain
Portishead - Roseland NYC Live
Kings of Convenience - Quiet is a new loud
90 Day Men - To Everybody
Sophia - People are like Seasons

forgot one
Death from Above 1979 - You're a Woman, I'm a Machine

Gwen roxxoors

Else I´m mainly into reggae, dancehall, soul, rnb, jazz, rock, metall, "good" techno such as breakbeats and ambient music.

/ja maaan

NOFX
Dropkick Murphys
Flogging Molly
Sloppy Seconds
Avail
Muff Potter
Big Bad Bollocks
Black Sabbath
Butthole Surfers
Dillinger Four
Jupiter Jones
Ducky Boys
Dirty Water
GWAR
Joe Strummer
The Clash
KMFDM
Social Distortion
Oi Polloi
Nerf Herder
Randy
the weakerthans
Anti-nowhere league
Wizo
Die Toten Hosen
The Vandals
Roger Waters
Seguridad Social
The Pogues
Shane Macgowan
The Popes
Pinhead Gunpowder
Sick of it all
Ska-P
Stimilion

Most are american...a few Irish...some spanish...some british...
Can you pick out the german ones?

Do a web search for the soundtracks from the different seasons of Alias (TV show). Great music in every season!

anyone into the kings of leon?

best band i've listened to for a long time.
can't get enough of them.

Got hold of the new strephonics album, and I'm loving it!

Language. Sex. Violence. Other? - a great mixture with some banging tunes (did I really just say banging tunes...)

Poots

@NOFX I like Ska-P too got 2 of their albums
i missed them when they played in munich last year or 2 years ago tho

Cool, didn't know anyone had ever heard of me.

Thinks for reminding me of Social Distortion. I have a cassette, but haven't listened to it in ages. Now I will!

elliott smith
kings of convenience
nick drake
radiohead
xiu xiu
stereolab
wolfsheim
built to spill
grandaddy
girls in hawaii
pinback
amelie soundtrack
blonde redhead
american analog set
smashing pumpkins
the album leaf et al

Kaiser Chiefs: "Employment"
It's new, it sounds old, it swaggers, it rhymes, it's gobby, it's Northern, it's mod, it rocks.
Kasabian: "Kasabian"
Go back to your teenage years with this Stone Roses-alike (but that's not a bad thing per se)
Damien Rice: "O"
Folky, Irish, quiet, downbeat, heartbreaking. But still lovely. And it has that song out of "Closer" in it.

Kaiser Chiefs and The Bravery - very smooth indeed and worth a punt.

The Bravery: "The Bravery"
They sound like New Order (so Topsy will hate them on prinicple as they are not Joy Division) and yep that's a thumbs up from me too.

@Katrina - if you like Damien Rice then you might also like James Blunt "Back to Bedlam"

Basement Jaxx - oh my gosh, red alert,

Jem - They, come on closer

Chemical brothers - get yourself high, Galvanize

Red hot chilli peppers - road trippin, scartissue, velvet glove

Everything on the garden state soundtrack esp. the shins and theivery corp.

Right I am creaming myself over this fine piece of work.
Kaikoura Roots Festival CD from this years festival.
Fantastic mix of tunes, PLUS you get the 2004 CD as a bonus, which is just as good a CD in its own right! Lots of chilled out reggae and dub, and a few other bits and pieces too.

Theres some phat tunes in this CD its wicked. Im stoked im going to be spending long hours in the car this weekend so I can really listen to it. (Car is my favorite place to listen to music )

"Devils and Dust" - Bruce Springsteen
If you always thought that Broooooce was rock and roll and holler, this may well change your mind.
It is thoughtful, quiet, dark, explicit (has a parental advisory sticker), honest and slows a social consciousness possibly not seen in Springsteen since the days of "The River"
Not an easy album, but worth a listen and then some
"Von Hier An Blind" - Wir Sind Helden
Less immediate, more mellow, less rock, more touching but still with that Heldenzeit wink

Lit

Never really been a big fan of their music, but I had the chance to see them live tonight in a small venue and they really rocked. Their live show was awesome.

Let's just say I have been lit.

My favourites

Franz Ferdinand
Snow Patrol
The Zutons
Seeed (German ace reggae, raggamuffin, ska)
radiohead (everything)
Van Morrison
Rage against the machine
the clash
Willy Mason (very young singer/songwriter, excellent)
sigur ros
portishead
bob marley and the wailers
u2 (the joshua tree)
pink floyd (too many classics???)
white stripes
reef (glow)
beck is excellent, especially odeley
gorillaz's first album was good, don't know their latest
blur (don't listen to 13 if you're a bit down though!)
Jacques Brel rules

like Erykah Badu, Mama's Gun especially

if you're into dub, try a cool french group called Zenzile

sountracks:
monsoon wedding
amelie
in the name of the father

now I'm starting to listen to Madrugada, which is quite nice.

will stop now, or the list will be endless...

what do you think of the latest U2 cd?

Kmotiv The Abstraction Agenda,
Real chilled out, relaxing funky shit. And you can download it all for free off the website!

Does anyone listen to Latin Hip Hop?

Mala Rodriquez
DLG
N.O.R.E.
South Park Mexican
Don Dinero

It isn't to everyone taste but it is worth a listen and great to dance to.

audioslave ,new album out of exile

the best album to fly out of Munich in a while is...

Future Sounds of Jazz Vol. 10

not jazz in a jazz sense ..more kind of groovy, loungey, sort of ting ...samples are available on Munich: Compost Records

Out Hud : S.T.R.E.E.T.D.A.D. and new album Let Us Never Speak of It Again.

Graham Coxon - Happiness in Magazines. (I think he is ex-Blur). Reminds me a little of The Jam I guess. Great album.

Garbage - Bleed like me.

Embrace - Out of Nothing.

Burning Spear - Man in the Hills
Fanfuckintastic

@Timmeh Burning Spear, good recomendation, great stuff!!

And for some clever rap with really nice beats check out "Operation: Doomsday" by MF Doom But check out the price and tell me its wrong to download!

I did a quick search and scanned through the post and didn't see Zero 7. Is that even possible?

Anyway:

Zero 7.

Listening to "The Proclaimers" - Sunshine on Leith. Kinda fun with their sweaty accents!

Classic album JE:

I'd never been lucky with girls I confess
Don't know who to blame for my lack of success
Cause even with ones up the back of a bus
There was always the risk of a slap in the puss

keydeck- I can listen to Massive Attack's Mezzanine over and over again. Or Moloko's remix album.. I forgot exactly how it's called, something like, All Back To the Mine...??

Shout Out Louds - Howl Howl Gaff Gaff - Good, melodic, unaffected Swedish indie pop. Would be sweet if they ever play in Munich.

Paul Anka - Rock Swings - Big-band treatment to some hits of the last couple decades. "Smells Like Teen Spirit", "Love Cats", "Blackhole Sun", "Wonderwall", etc.

Burning Spear!! fantastic stuff

kza/timmeh/anybody else - have you got a copy of Misty in Roots Live at Counter Eurovision?

for some reason they stopped making the cd, and my vinyl version is not playable (should have been a sobbing smiley, really, but couldn't find one)

Subsurfing - Frozen Ants

Probably no one has heard of this, but I promise you, if you want something completely different, this is music that sounds like its from the year 3005! Or as the above bio so eloquently describes it: "...intriguing pandemonium of cutting atmospherics, enchanting Indian textures and deranged hi-tech dub, displaying a stunning virtuosity in the combined use of electronics and live instrumentation."

It is absolutely mind blowing. And for anyone who wants a copy, just PM me (cuz it is very difficult to find this album anywhere anymore )

Sorry Topsy, don't think I do...I'll have a check tonight to see if I have it in iTunes, but I don't think so.

I'm listening to the Garden State soundtrack right now and it's f-ing incredible. Love the movie too.

Watched the Real Cancun again last night - piss funny flick.

Bad Ronald's 'First Time' is probably one of the best summer songs.

Kaiser Cheifs - "Employment" - Still, IMHO, the best album of the year so far.

Tom Vek : "We have Sound" .. his performance was so great at Glasto

Cocteau Twins -- Garlands
King Crimson -- In the Court of the King Crimson
Linton Kwesi Johnson -- Bass Culture
Black Sabbath -- Black Sabbath
Genesis -- Foxtrot,Nursery Crime.
Emerson, Lake and Palmer -- Tarkus
Lab 4 -- Devilution
Mussorgski -- Pictures at an Exhibition (also done by Emerson,Lake and Palmer)
Motown Story
Bob Marley and the Wailers -- Exodus
Rolling Stones -- Through the Past Darkly
Jimi Hendrix -- Electric Ladyland
Jeff Waynes -- War of the Worlds
sorry just cant think of just one album as they are all equally good.

Tiesto's In Search of Sunrise 4. One of his best compilations so far.
Was going to see him in Amsterdam last week, but the fuckers cancelled the concert, Was really looking forward to that one

Moon Safari - Air

Living - Paddy Casey

Swedish rock e.g.: Soilwork, In Flames, Hammerfall, Hellacopters, Backyard babies, sator, Refused...

Thousand Foot Krutch (CD: Phenomenon)

Listen here: http://www.thousandfootkrutch.com/_v2/

new end original - thriller

I'd say my audioscrobbler page sums up what I'd recommend:

http://www.audioscrobbler.com/user/NOFXmike/

You wouldn't be a NOFX fan by any chance would you?
"I heard they suck live" is their best album, easy.

Never heard their song:
"Insulted By Germans (Again)"
but looking at the lyrics on the net it sounds cool.

"So lets all move to Australia, Sydney city of queers
All we need to bring is American drugs and German beers"

Jack Johnson - In Between Dreams
the sound of a horizonal summer, if you're any more relaxed than this then you might need resuscitation.
Guess everyone has heard it already but it wasn't listed so I listed it.