What Are You Listening To? - Page 82

LineSix · #**811** 18th April 2010, 06:03 PM

I've got a quick question regarding CD's.

What's a Japanese Mini LP CD? They seem to be very pricey, around the £22 mark for one album including shipping etc. Why are they so expensive, and are they worth the price?

mbv · #**812** 18th April 2010, 08:58 PM

Today been giving these a blast...

Prodigy Music for the jilted generation
Weezer Blue album
Faith no more The real thing(my favourite 'sunny weather' slbum)

vincenzo · #**813** 18th April 2010, 10:27 PM

The Flying Lizards (album)

David Cunningham and the divine Deborah Evans-Stickland. The album sounded like nothing on earth in 1980 and today it sounds like nothing in the solar system.

bizarre_eye@Cult Labs · #**814** 19th April 2010, 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by mbv

Prodigy Music for the jilted generation

Awesome album.

I've been listening to a bit of Pop Will Eat Itself recently, who feature in Prodigy's - Their Law on the Jilted album.

oaxaca · #**815** 19th April 2010, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by mbv

Today been giving these a blast...

Prodigy Music for the jilted generation
Weezer Blue album
Faith no more The real thing(my favourite 'sunny weather' slbum)

Big fan of the Prodigy and a big fan of Weezer too "I don't care what they say about his singing, I don't care 'bout that" !

Gojirosan · #**816** 19th April 2010, 11:46 AM

Back to my homebase position of Tom Waits. Today it's Bone Machine.

oaxaca · #**817** 19th April 2010, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Back to my homebase position of Tom Waits. Today it's Bone Machine.

Tom Waits is a legend! Have you seen him in Jim Jarmusch's Coffee and Cigarettes? If not I recommend you watch it, brilliant film! I'm not such a fan of his more modern experiemental stuff but prefer his earlier 70s/80s 'Nighthawks at the Diner' seedy, sleazy New Yoik jazz/pop stuff. I would kill to see him (or Neil Young) live!!

sgt harry · #**818** 19th April 2010, 11:50 AM

Been a prodigy fan since charly have all still have first 2 albums on 12 inch. hard to choose best track but weather experience on the prodigy experience stoodout for me the no good single had a wicked remix of weather experience on the b. pendulum remix of voodoo people blew me away fat of the land was soso but invaders was and is probs the best yet

oaxaca · #**819** 19th April 2010, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by sgt harry

Been a prodigy fan since charly have all still have first 2 albums on 12 inch. hard to choose best track but weather experience on the prodigy experience stoodout for me the no good single had a wicked remix of weather experience on the b. pendulum remix of voodoo people blew me away fat of the land was soso but invaders was and is probs the best yet

My fave Prodigy song is probably Smack My Bitch Up (have fond memories of running round laserquest as a teen, all adrenaline-pumped with that song blaring out the speakers!).

I like there earlier stuff too, Charly is great; "Charly says never talk to strangers" Lol. I remember wandering round the streets of amsterdam, after coming out of a coffee shop which was playing that song and these dodgy drug-pushers were like "do you know charly? wanna meet my friend charly?" lol it was too much.

Gojirosan · #**820** 19th April 2010, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by oaxaca

I'm not such a fan of his more modern experiemental stuff but prefer his earlier 70s/80s 'Nighthawks at the Diner' seedy, sleazy New Yoik jazz/pop stuff. I would kill to see him (or Neil Young) live!!

I quite like the earlier stuff though I rarely listen to it, it's the noisier stuff for me! Swordfishtrombones is probably the greatest album ever made IMO.