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Posted Dec 6, 2007 by Roymondo: no protests to pimp. It's getting too chilly for all that malarky.
Muse - 'Black Holes and Revelations', currently the rather splendid 'Supermassive Black Hole.'
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by van-smeiter
Calvin Harris, not sure what the tune's called and not sure if I like it.
Haven't made my mind up about Muse but only ever heard a few tracks. Can you recommend an album to start with, Roymondo?
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Roymondo: no protests to pimp. It's getting too chilly for all that malarky.
Muse? Tricky. They've developed a lot as they've gone on and become better but also more ridiculously overblown (in a good way). The earlier stuff sounds tame compared to the new stuff, but the new stuff can be a tad overwhelming!
I reckon the latest one (the aforementioned 'Black Holes & Revelations') is as good a place to start as any, but you have to give it a few listens.
Imagine hearing early Queen for the first time. It would be a shock but worth persevering with: Muse are similarly excessive but, once you get your head around it, the excess becomes splendour.
Really, give 'em a go.
Currently listening to Talk Talk - 'The Colour Of Spring.' But it just got to the depressing one at the end so I'm about to change it. Not sure what to change it too yet though.
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by van-smeiter
Thanks for the advice, I'll muse on it 
No, I'll give them a go and see what I think. I like the Queen analogy; I can relate to that.
Still listening to Calvin Harris and getting a bit fed up. Think it's time to turn in... though I may first have to listen to
"She Caught The Katy"> Blues Brothers
 Roymondo
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Roymondo: no protests to pimp. It's getting too chilly for all that malarky.
Ooh, The Blues Brothers! If I wasn't listening to Talk Talk (specifically 'Renee') I'd be tempted to slap on 'B Movie Box Car Blues' as it features the funkiest, grooviest Telecaster intro the world has ever known.
Actually, on the Muse front, the previous album could be a better bet, 'Absolution', but I'm not sure. Absolution features the song 'Stockholm Syndrome' which, the first time I heard it, made me think 'how the hell do you write a song like that?' It's rather frantic, rather hectic in places, rather overblown in places and a lump of all round 'blimey'.
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Sd.Ha...that feels much better
Baby It's Cold Outside
Dean Martin
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Jack Winterbourne: The Amazing Meeting, London... It was so muff-a-fluffing rock!
I love this little homage video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iawqDU1EPWo
It was sad to this duet murdered for children in need this year but some awful breakfast news readers or other such inept nobodies...
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Sd.Ha...that feels much better
Yes, Very Nice 
Chestnuts Roasting ......
Johnnie Mathis
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Phil
Sunchyme - Dario G
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Roymondo: no protests to pimp. It's getting too chilly for all that malarky.
I've current;y got Del Amitri's 'Nothing Ever Happens' on repeat as I can't think of anything to follow it.
Help!
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Phil
In an uncharitable mood, I might suggest something I listened to earlier, Laptop with I'm So Happy You Failed.
If I were in a good and happy mood, I might suggest The Beatles, With A Little Help From My Friends or of course your own suggestion of just Help.
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Roymondo: no protests to pimp. It's getting too chilly for all that malarky.
I stuck Media Player on shuffle and, oddly enough, it just chose 'The End' from Abbey Road, which was a bit of a change of pace after it's previous offering of System Of A Down's 'Needles'.
Ooh, now I've got Queen's 'Mustapha'! Superb.
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Roymondo: no protests to pimp. It's getting too chilly for all that malarky.
I love the shuffle. Can't be bothered posting everything here, and can't be bothered hunting down the 'Five shuffle tracks' thread, so I'll post this instead:
http://www.last.fm/user/Roymondo
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by pheloxi | is it time to wear a hat? |
Laurie Anderson
* oh superman - big science
* gravity's angel - w/ Peter Gabriel - mister heartbreak
* excellent birds - w/ Peter Gabriel - mister heartbreak
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Tube - the being being back for the time being
Black Sabbath - Killing Yourself to Live
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by Roymondo: no protests to pimp. It's getting too chilly for all that malarky.
Coldplay. It matters not which album or song I'm listening to as my shame is complete without any further definition.
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Posted Dec 7, 2007 by CARINO
Shine on you crazy Diamond-do i need an introduction?
How about 'nothin happens at all' Br Roymondo 
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Posted Dec 8, 2007 by Sd.Ha...that feels much better
Honeysuckle Rose
Pete Fountain
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