What non-techno stuff are you listening to at the moment?

oh and this in my car:

throbbing gristle - nothing short of a total war
whitehouse - any

gg allin :twisted:

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The Fall - 50,000 Fall fans cant be wrong

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I like The Fall in small doses, find him a bit irritating after a while. Apparantly you don't want to approach to Mark E Smith for his autograph, he'll give you a knuckle panini instead :rambo:

:lol: I'm with you. I can see why so many people fawn over them but for me they sound pretty far removed from anything else i'm into.

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black flag - damaged lp

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Classic...

"Were gonna have a TV Party tonight.... alright"

I've been listening to all the Weezer albums I've missed since Pinkerton.

Quality - the lot of them.

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Just been to the shop so the thread is back full circle

Megadeth - Rust in Peace :lol:

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one of the top three metal albums of all time for me.

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one of the top three metal albums of all time for me.

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its that & Master of Puppets for me.


So whats the missing one? Sabbath? Slayer? Carcass? :?:

hmm.. reign in blood.. and vulgar display of power i think.. and justice for all is definite somewhere in there too.

le tigre - this island
interpol
!!!
the faint - danse macabre
patti smith - horses
prince- purple rain soundtrack
kronos quartet -requiem for a dream soundtrack
henryck gorecki -symphony # 3
minor threat - discography
bad religion - against the grain
telefon tel aviv (anything)
funckarma

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http://www.wreckingpit.com/

The wreckingpit is the domain of the psychobilly homepage. The psychobilly homepage started in may 1995, and has become a big success on the Internet. I started these pages to inform the world about psychobilly, which is a mixture of fast rockabilly and punk-rock, and to inform psychobillies about events around the world. Wrecking is the kind of dance psychobillies do at gigs. It's a mixture of slam-dancing, and freestyle wrestling.


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Am loving that... havnt heard any psycho billy in a while, now i know where the dead kennedys got a lot of their influence...

Slayer
Mf Doom
Papoose
Mars Volta

nouvelle vague
roots manuva
king brit

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Mars Volta

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frances the mute is pretty wild...can't believe how much it's sold for such a weird and experimental record...

i was never a fan of slayer, but i got well into metallica, a bit of anthrax, pantera, gun n roses

nina simone
o.m.d. ( very quietly because it is so embarrasing)
tears for fears ( not a lot louder)

Was bumping Pantera's "Great Southern Trend Kill" in the car for the past few days.

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Was bumping Pantera's "Great Southern Trend Kill" in the car for the past few days.

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Poor old dimebag.

I got their Greatest hits thingy there last year. Decent DVD with it too. Dimebag was actually skinny once. :shock:

o.m.d. ( very quietly because it is so embarrasing)

haha nothing wrong with OMD, "Souviner", "Electricity" and "Telegraph" being my faves :lol:

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o.m.d. ( very quietly because it is so embarrasing)

haha nothing wrong with OMD, "Souviner", "Electricity" and "Telegraph" being my faves :lol:

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the thing is there is either something so wrong its unknown with o.m.d. or something so very right that we missed it.

same goes for ELO.