What Are You Listening To - The Reckoning

[guess who]

The very best of Etta James.

The Chess singles.

[Trojan]

The very best of Etta James.

The Chess singles.

yessss!

I'm listening to Kirsty - again

Edited December 2, 2008 by Trojan

[hindle xiii]

Mike and the Mechanics - Hits

[hindle xiii]

Duffy - Rockferry

Giving it a go.

[hindle xiii]

Duffy - Rockferry

Giving it a go.

I actually liked it much more than I thought I would.

[Ullman]

Dr Feelgood - She does it right

[Ullman]

Cyril Davies and his Ryhthm and Blues All Stars - Chicago Calling

[Ullman]

The wonderful shredfest that is Metallica's Kill 'em All.

[hindle xiii]

Cartoon theme songs from my childhood.

[paley]

Atari Teenage Riot - Speed

[Magic Wookie]

PYAR ZINDAGI by Lata Mangeshkar, Ashe Bhosle, and Mahendra Kapoor.

Just listened to the bonkers but brilliant DUM MARO DUM by Ashe Bhosle.

Having a bit of a Bollywood night.

[Vambo]

IQ - Ever

[I.P. Freely]

After hearing Zane Lowe's masterpieces in Radio 1, I've dug out Music for the Jilted Generation by the Prodigy. I've had the album almost 14 years but after hearing the show I've realised it is without a doubt one of the finest dance albums ever made. I think I will one day be sat in a rocking chair telling my Grandkids about it. Awesome.

[westhuller]

Midnight Oil - Bird Noises

[hindle xiii]

Gap Band - Oops Upside Your Head

[hindle xiii]

Earth, Wind & Fire - Let's Groove

[hindle xiii]

The Silencers - I Can Feel It.

As featured on the Bulls '97 season video, ahh memories.

[Vambo]

[paley]

After hearing Zane Lowe's masterpieces in Radio 1, I've dug out Music for the Jilted Generation by the Prodigy. I've had the album almost 14 years but after hearing the show I've realised it is without a doubt one of the finest dance albums ever made. I think I will one day be sat in a rocking chair telling my Grandkids about it. Awesome.

It is excellent. I saw them at the Marquee just before it came out - they played all the tunes from it.

[Mikeyg]

After hearing Zane Lowe's masterpieces in Radio 1, I've dug out Music for the Jilted Generation by the Prodigy. I've had the album almost 14 years but after hearing the show I've realised it is without a doubt one of the finest dance albums ever made. I think I will one day be sat in a rocking chair telling my Grandkids about it. Awesome.

Fantastic album, and for reasons I don't quite understand it's become my go-to album when I'm on cooking duty.

[paley]

Fantastic album, and for reasons I don't quite understand it's become my go-to album when I'm on cooking duty.

Do you cook a lot with shrooms?

[Number 16]

I've been going through a bit of a NWOBHM phase these past few days...

Diamond Head (Lightning to the Nations playing at the mo)

Samson (I wish I was the Saddle of a Schoolgirl's Bike"

Iron Maiden (back in my good books)

Saxon (Bring back the Biff - still going strong)

Money (Brum's finest and hugely underrated)

Jameson Raid Brum's #2)

Tygers of Pan Tang (Cox Rocks!)

Also, a bit of La H

[westhuller]

I can remember seeing Diamond Head at Donnington, they only did two songs after people started throwing plastic bottles at them. Tommy Vance came on to try and calm the ###### up crowed down when somebody threw an apple and it smacked him right in the mouth. He threw his mike to the floor and stormed off never to be seen again. I was only 13 and me and my mate thought it was brilliant. It got even better when the toilets were set on fire.

Edited December 10, 2008 by westhuller

[Mikeyg]

Do you cook a lot with shrooms?

Alas, no.

[westhuller]

Creedance Clearwater Revival - Live at The Albert Hall