What song are you listening to?

[Peekay]

Jam Rams - Black Betty.

PK

[Fossil]

Brass Monkey

Beastie Boys

[trudger]

Little Fluffy Clouds- The Orb.

Nice lyrics too;
What were the skies like when you were young?

They went on forever
And they -- when I
We lived in Arizona
And the skies always had little fluffy clouds
And they were long and clear
And there were lots of stars, at night
And when it rained it would all turn
It -- they were beautiful
The most beautiful skies as a matter of fact
The sunsets were purple and red
And yellow and on fire
And the clouds would catch the colors everywhere
That's -- it's neat
Because I used to look at them all the time
When I was little
You don't see that


PK

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Fluffy_Clouds

Great piece of electronica.

I'm listening to Amy Winehouses new album. Its awesome.

[thegazman]

URIAH HEEP

GYPSY

[hazy]

God I love utube. A wee bit of Booker T.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGthEPeIEno

[busdriver]

Chris Rea

"The Road to Hell"

Really sets me up for the day ahead.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=060hM-JVClg

[Dexter St. Clair]

God I love utube. A wee bit of Booker T.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGthEPeIEno

thanks for that. Rob Bowman (author of Soulsville) is currentlyassmbling and editing a tv fim of the 1967 Stax Volt European Tour. Otis Redding, sam and dave, Eddie Floyd, Arthur Conley, the Mar-Keys and Booker T and The MGs from wchich the clip is taken. They've missed the 40th anniversary but it will be out on DVD soon.

here's an earlier version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzPuQDHUO3g

and there's a superb live version on a cheap CD (from Fopp) Stax Revue at the 5/4 ballroom

[DickyHart]

fun in space -- roger taylor

[Blueboy]

Above and Beyond's Radio 1 Essential Mix from 2004.

Thomas Newman - "Ghosts" (Decca)
Above & Beyond - "Troubles In The World" (Anjunabeats)
Brian Eno - "An Ending" (Leama & Moor Mix) (White)
Probspot - "Foreplay" (Lost Language)
Sarah McLachlan - "World On Fire" (Junkie XL Mix) (BMG)
White Room - "White Room" (Liquid Asset)
Li Kwan - "Point Zero" (Leama & Moor Mix) (Liquid Asset)
Planisphere - "Symphotek" (Bonzai)
Oliver Prime - "Radiance" (Reset)
Sander Van Doorn - "Punk'd mixed with Sander Van Doorn "Loaded" (SVD Remix) (Oxygen)
Randy Katana - "In Silence" (Reset)
Thomas Newman - "Reading Room" (Decca)
Above & Beyond Feat. Zoe Johnston- "No One On Earth" (Anjunabeats)
Menno De Jong - "Guanxi" (Anjunabeats)
Smith & Pledger - "Believe" (Anjunabeats)
Scintilator - "The Festival" (Purple Eye)
Ronski Speed - "E.O.S" (Positive Ways Mix) (Euphonic)
Delerium - "Silence" (Above & Beyond Remix) (Nettwerk)
Above & Beyond pres. Tranquility Base - "Getting Away" (AnjunaDigital)
Super8 - "Cr8" (Anjunabeats)
Above & Beyond pres. Tranquility Base - "Surrender" (AnjunaDigital)
Above & Beyond - "Essential" (Anjunabeats)

[hazy]

Cheers Dex .Thanks for all the info. Where the Fxxk do manage to collate it all.

[Josef]

Double Talk - from The Fabulous Fats Navarro Volume 1.

A bit of bebop. The first punk rock .

[Gteman]

Tracy Chapman collection for me tonight

[MungoDundas]

Apologies, as these are bandwidth wasting videos, however sometimes old-ish thumpy tunes in a foreign accent fit the bill...(just for the days Late Junction's not on y'understand?).

http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/se ... fe-is-life

~or mebbe ~

http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/se ... -of-change

[Dexter St. Clair]

BBC 6 music are doing the sixties. Gideon Coe is running Freak Out by The Mothers against Sounds of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel. The wimps are winning.

[Josef]

This Heat - This Heat.

An album that has somehow managed to worm itself into my subconscious to such an extent that it it is now my favourite record ever, despite the fact that I thought it was just ok when I first bought it, and for a good fifteen years afterwards.

And following down a link from something posted on HG (can't now remember what it was), I see that the rather tasteful rateyourmusic have it in the top 50 albums of the year it was released. Which makes me feel rather less wilfully obscure than usual