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grits
(i wanna give you) devotion nomad 1991
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evey
hypnocurrency
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RobDj79
Fatboy slim docu
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RobDj79
Fatboy slim docu
There's a great documentary on sky documentaries about the legendary "Big Beach Boutique" beach party on Brighton beach back in 2002. Well worth a watch, especially if you were one of the 250k folk that attended.
There were some mental outdoor parties in the early 2000's
This being one, The Leeds love parade and Glastonbury in 2000 were 2 of my most memorable.
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There were some mental outdoor parties in the early 2000's
This being one, The Leeds love parade and Glastonbury in 2000 were 2 of my most memorable.
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I and my buddies were there. Was awesome if absolutely mental. Did quite a lot of outdoor events in those days. Homelands was a classic.
I built the big tents at homelands one year and after the festival someone found a police amnesty box it was insane !! Police just left it in the middle of the field with stuff to be picked up by someone⦠the site team had the maddest night ever lol
Took me 5 hours to walk from Hove Lawns to the 2 Many Djs after party at the Concorde.
Total mayhem. π«£
Total mayhem. π«£
He did a Beach Tour around the country shortly after and I got to see him at Northumbria Uni back in my student days. Will try and have a watch.
We also had Tiesto play Newcastle Uni. Crazy small venue for such a big dj.
We also had Tiesto play Newcastle Uni. Crazy small venue for such a big dj.
Went to one of his beach parties in Portrush, I canβt remember the year because it spent my 20s eβd out of my gourd but I suspect probably around this timeframe
Awesome night some guy gave me his shoes wouldnβt take no for an answer π€―
Awesome night some guy gave me his shoes wouldnβt take no for an answer π€―
π€£π€£π€£ I love hearing old clubbing tales one of my mates gave a homeless guy Β£20 his shoes some pills and a bag of weed after a rave
14 posts
+98 votes
Most Timeless Artist?
Tom Waits. My all time favourite artist. Been putting stuff out for 50 years and never made a dud album IMO. And none of them sound dated.
Queen and Freddie Mercury...you only have to look at the age range and diversity of the fanbase.
Depends on your POV I guess.
Not Madonna thatβs for sure πDamon Albarn. Jamiroquai. Guns N Roses. AC/DC. Think tracks from all of those and many more still sound fresh today.
Not Madonna thatβs for sure πDamon Albarn. Jamiroquai. Guns N Roses. AC/DC. Think tracks from all of those and many more still sound fresh today.
47 posts
+98.5 votes
Any metalheads on here?
Any metalheads on here?
Hey guys hope youβre all having a cool weekend. Just wondering are there Any metalheads on LB? I love most metal but my fave genres are probably blackgaze and post black metal. I really like Alcest and Panopticon Iβd say theyβre the bands Iβm listening to the most right now. I remember people telling me when I was a teenager Iβd grow out of metal,well Iβm in my 40s now and still listening just as much if not more. It really is a way of life. Love and peace.
The 90s had such amazing metal bands. So many genres were exploding and were so exciting. Wasnβt so keen on that rap metal mind. I loved RATM but the ones that followed like Limp Bizkit were pretty dumb.
Sorry dude didnβt mean to offend anyone. Just didnβt personally like Limp Bizkit. Sorry.
Oh sorry man I thought you meant I was preaching to you. Yeah I loved the first Korn album hated the 2nd but loved the 3rd album. Stopped following them after that but still like the odd track after the 3rd album. Alone I break is an awesome track.
I remember seeing Pantera at the Ozzfest back in 98. Amazing set and a wild pit not as crazy as the Soulfly pit a set later that was insane. Love early Deftones up to the White Pony album.
yes but thrash, osdm, 1st wave black metal and the list goes on. So quite a different list but yeah I'm a metalhead
Celtic Frost are probably my fave out of the 1st wave black metal bands. Did you not get on with the 2nd wave of black metal? There are some great bands.
No I do just lower down on my list. Celtic frost absolutely genius band although there was a time they were called death metal
Early Dimmu Borgir for me mate. First 2 albums are great(even the ripped off track on the 2nd album) went off them when they expanded their sound.
sorgens is one of my fave tracks pity m8 i love most of their stuff although my fave albums are Puritanical and In sorte. stormblast will always hold a special place in my heart..
Of course Screamo counts man! Love myself a bit of Mice&Men and Bring Me The Horizon. Not sure if theyβre Screamo bands?
I go a lot of gigs and download/bloodstock festival. Some of the best music to have a smoke to.
Yeah probably the most community, friendly festival Iβve been to. Really chilled and thereβs not too many people like major festivals.
Must be more then a few metalheads here on LB for sure.
Right now I'm waiting for the re-recording by the Calavera brother's of the Morbid Visions record. Absolutely can't bloody wait for that! Artwork is on point and the sound, my goodness.
But otherwise, been on a death metal vibe recently - the new 200 Stab Wounds EP and the new Kruelty record basically.
Right now I'm waiting for the re-recording by the Calavera brother's of the Morbid Visions record. Absolutely can't bloody wait for that! Artwork is on point and the sound, my goodness.
But otherwise, been on a death metal vibe recently - the new 200 Stab Wounds EP and the new Kruelty record basically.
Yeah I was thinking the same,thatβs why I made the post just to see what bands everyone was into.
Oh if they get that right it should be awesome. Early Sepultura rocks. Love the Arise album lost interest around Roots. That album wasnβt for me. I really like Derrick on vocals even though a lot of Max fan boys gave him a hard time when he joined.
Oh if they get that right it should be awesome. Early Sepultura rocks. Love the Arise album lost interest around Roots. That album wasnβt for me. I really like Derrick on vocals even though a lot of Max fan boys gave him a hard time when he joined.
Tonight I've been listening to Cult of Luna and Boris. Last night it was Lamp of Murmuur and Fluisteraars. I'm in my 50s. Metal seems to make more sense the older I get but then the type of metal I listen to now is different from the metal I listened to at 16. Except for Sabbath. Always Sabbath π€Music just keeps on getting better.
Absolutely love Cult Of Luna their Salvation album was incredible! Canβt remember if it was their debut? Give Panoption a listen man especially there again into the light album it is pure genius. Austin Lunn plays over a dozen instruments on the album. Canβt wait to see them next month on their first ever UK tour. Always Iron Maiden for me mate though I do obviously love Sabbath.
Oh yeah I love Panopticon too. I was listening to And Again... last night. Also Botanist and Wolves In The Throne Room, sheer sheets of metallic sound, hypnotic riffs it's damn psychedelic as a genre in many ways. Also into stuff like Thou and Primitive Man, I was listening to the last Wormrot album the other day. There's just so much good stuff and such massive variety that it's impossible to not like something that's "metal" if you're into music. If anyone avoids metal they should take a deep dive into all the sub genres cos they'd be surprised at how much they would probably love. From Sunn O))) to Full of Hell and all the stops in between.
Theyβre ..again into the light album is so good. I found it very accessible compared to their earlier stuff. Still really enjoy their early folk metal inspired stuff. Kentucky is fantastic. I was lucky enough to see Wolves In The Throne Room a few years back. Beautiful gig. It was bombastic and majestic all at once. π€
I saw Panopticon a few years back over in Dutchie land, enjoyed them but haven't paid much attention to them since.Do you like Wayfarer? They do a similar type of thing kinda country tinged BM.
Really like Wayfarer too and a Scottish band called Saor. They play a similar style to Panopticon. Canβt wait to see them live,Iβve waited years for them to visit the UK. Gotta travel a few hundred miles but it will deffo be worth it. Much love.
Dad got me into metal with sabbath i have to agree nearly 40 now .... So many metal genres would not exist without them ..
Yeah Sabbath are definitely the godfathers of metal. Without them half the genres today wouldnβt exist.
88 posts
+489.2 votes
Favourite 2 all time full albumβs you listened to over and over again
Favourite 2 all time full albumβs you listened to over and over again
Iβll start Dr Dre 2001 and Bob Marley and the wailers.
Wu Tang Clan - Enter the Wu Tang (managed to see them in NYC for Rock The Bells 2010 performing the whole album was a dream comes true) and the second best album for me would be Gang Starr - Moment of Truth
Full albums I've actually listened to over and over are "The Wall" & "Graceland"
Really love listening to Graceland on a fresh sativa high)
Really love listening to Graceland on a fresh sativa high)
I know Iβm cheating but I got
Outkast- Aquemini (and stankonia)
Fugees - The Score
Jay Z - The Blueprint
Kanye - MBDTF
Nas- Illmatic
Outkast- Aquemini (and stankonia)
Fugees - The Score
Jay Z - The Blueprint
Kanye - MBDTF
Nas- Illmatic
finally someone said Blue Lines. It's odd because in a lot of ways musically I don't rate it highly, it's kind of clumsy in parts, some of the ideas are underdeveloped, some of it almost makes me cringe. But there was just something so special about that time and the sound felt so new and yet familiar. Even though their later stuff is "better" Blue Lines has such a permananet special place in my heart.
Prodigy - Music For Jilted Generation
Leftfield - Leftism
Could list plenty but these 2 are special ππ₯³π€―π½
Leftfield - Leftism
Could list plenty but these 2 are special ππ₯³π€―π½
Leftism is immense. It's been a while, I'm gonna have to fish it out the old collection.
Time well spent. As for The Prodigy, I saw them at Glasto in '95. They were flying high off the back of Music for the Jilted Generation. I vividly remember Keith (RIP) rolling onto the stage in a giant hamster ball. They were awesome. So much energy.
dark side by pink floyd and blonde by frank ocean. i absolutely rinse both year after year :)
Tom Waits "Blue Valentine", Ry Cooder "Bop Till You Drop" - honourable mention to Joni Mitchell "Blue", Janis Joplin "Pearl", David Crosby "If I Could Only Remember My Name", and a gazillion others...
What's going on- Marvin Gaye..almost goes as a mix album the way the songs blend into one another. So relevant to today too.
Another I've played to death over the years is Joni Mitchell- Blue. Just a sublimely chilled album.
Many more, but these two I think I have probably played the most in my lifetime so far
Another I've played to death over the years is Joni Mitchell- Blue. Just a sublimely chilled album.
Many more, but these two I think I have probably played the most in my lifetime so far
Dark Side of the Moon has got to be my first pick. Millionaires by James is great when you've got some sativa running through your system.
The b-side of the sit down single is Live at the Manchester Gmex. On headphones is still the best crowd singing of a song to date.
I can safely say that Appetite for Destruction is the album I've listened to the most. Carousel by Subcircus has had well over 20 years love from me as well
Since my favourite 2 have already been picked by loads of people, I'll go for...
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Portishead - Dummy
Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti
Portishead - Dummy
Dark Side of the Moon, best album ever, bar none. 50 years old this year, same as me!
950 weeks on Billboard 200 chart! 750 of them consecutive!!
Lee 'Scratch" Perry - Open the Gate. Sadly deleted and expensive to buy, but can be downloaded online. 2 CDs of heavyweight 12". Jimmy Cliff got me listening to reggae, this album burnt it into my soul.
950 weeks on Billboard 200 chart! 750 of them consecutive!!
Lee 'Scratch" Perry - Open the Gate. Sadly deleted and expensive to buy, but can be downloaded online. 2 CDs of heavyweight 12". Jimmy Cliff got me listening to reggae, this album burnt it into my soul.
Never heard Dub Side of the Moon until today- bloody greatπ- so big thanks for the heads up!!!
Wow!!!! Just WOW!
Dubside of the moon π
Amazing..... how this has escaped me is beyond me π€·ββοΈ I love darkside that much I have the prism tattood on my chest
Dubside of the moon π
Amazing..... how this has escaped me is beyond me π€·ββοΈ I love darkside that much I have the prism tattood on my chest
I think my 2 are
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
U2 - The Unforgettable Fire
Showing my age ;)
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
U2 - The Unforgettable Fire
Showing my age ;)
Muse - Absolution( regardless if you like the band the story of the end of the world from start to end is amazing!)
Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
Nirvana - Unplugged in New York
Script of the Bridge by The Chameleons. Some friends told me they would bury the album with me, I'd go to sleep listening to it.
Scary Monsters by Bowie, time of life thing for me 'Teenage Wildlife'.
Scary Monsters by Bowie, time of life thing for me 'Teenage Wildlife'.
Mrdeeds36, yes it is, blinding track, good to hear from another fan. 'Up the down escalator' is my anthem for a crazy world today.
Light up, smile and wave.
Light up, smile and wave.
"They sit at their tables and throw us the scraps
For Christ's sake leave us something!
Now they can erase you at the flick of a switch
How long now will it take now?
There must be something wrong boys"
I adore this period of post punk before brit pop came along and fudged it. IMO lol
Swamp Thing from Strange Times is another brilliant song.
For Christ's sake leave us something!
Now they can erase you at the flick of a switch
How long now will it take now?
There must be something wrong boys"
I adore this period of post punk before brit pop came along and fudged it. IMO lol
Swamp Thing from Strange Times is another brilliant song.
You nailed it with the lyric mate.
They were a good band live, too.
I agree with you.
'The storm comes, or is it just another shower'
They were a good band live, too.
I agree with you.
'The storm comes, or is it just another shower'
Hi Mate, Got 'Script of the bridge' playing again this weekend. The album seems more poignant than ever.
Light up and have a good weekend.
Light up and have a good weekend.
Hey bud, I'm well thanks and intend to have a good weekend, it's my bday on Monday so have started early with some very nice and mood lifting Cap Junky, then for some stand up comedy me thinks.
Script of the Bridge will always be applicable to me. Finding some albums feels like finding treasure and it's one of those albums, as is From the lions mouth by The Sound, which if you haven't heard I profoundly recommend. Have a good'n mate and tell me, what are you smoking on matey and have you chonged anything recently with strong euphoric/giggly affects?
Script of the Bridge will always be applicable to me. Finding some albums feels like finding treasure and it's one of those albums, as is From the lions mouth by The Sound, which if you haven't heard I profoundly recommend. Have a good'n mate and tell me, what are you smoking on matey and have you chonged anything recently with strong euphoric/giggly affects?
Hi Mr, Really liked that album, how did I miss that? Do you like 'sad lovers and giants' and 'and also the trees' ?
Never heard of either band before this shout. I listened to Epic Garden Music this morning on a hike and it's fantastic love the use of the keyboard and you can really hear early elements of shoegaze taking shape on tracks like "Lope" and "ART".. This is a very good band crisp.. Try listening to Soul Mining and Dusk by The The and tell me what you think. Anyway stay cool compadre.
Happy Birthday mate.
I will be listening to that recommendation later today.
Smoking 'red apple' Leb, 'apple tart' Maroc hashish and just got some 'Sunset Sherbet' and 'Billy Kimber' bud, all amazing.
Happy birthday. Crispy
I will be listening to that recommendation later today.
Smoking 'red apple' Leb, 'apple tart' Maroc hashish and just got some 'Sunset Sherbet' and 'Billy Kimber' bud, all amazing.
Happy birthday. Crispy
Oh mate. The Chameleons. Still going. Still great.
The Sound deserve an honourable mention.
Classic. Crisp. Post punk music that sooooo many people have ripped off. *cough* Interpol, Editors.
Who I also love. Donβt get me wrong
The Sound deserve an honourable mention.
Classic. Crisp. Post punk music that sooooo many people have ripped off. *cough* Interpol, Editors.
Who I also love. Donβt get me wrong
This is tough but going on repeats alone I reckon these pip it,
Riding with the king - Clapton and BB King
We're new here - Jamie xx and Gil Scott-Heron
Riding with the king - Clapton and BB King
We're new here - Jamie xx and Gil Scott-Heron
There are loads of full albums Iβll listen toβ¦naming just two, well the two most recent ones that spring to mind for me Acid Bath-when the kite string pops and Oasis - definitely maybe not a bad track on either one.
If you donβt knowβ¦wake up! π―β€οΈ
Not Endtroducing?
That album is for the histories. Will still be a stone cold classic in a thousand years.
(Know what you are saying thoughh)
That album is for the histories. Will still be a stone cold classic in a thousand years.
(Know what you are saying thoughh)
dEUS The Ideal Crash and Pretty Hate Machine NIN. Never tire of those two... There are many more but these two popped out my cheesebox first.
"The Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd: Released in 1973, this album is considered a masterpiece and one of the greatest progressive rock albums of all time. It features a conceptually unified theme and explores various philosophical and existential topics. Tracks like "Money," "Time," and "Us and Them" are widely loved.
"Thriller" by Michael Jackson: Released in 1982, "Thriller" is the best-selling album of all time and a cultural phenomenon. It revolutionized pop music, blending various genres and delivering iconic hits such as "Billie Jean," "Beat It," and the title track "Thriller."
"Thriller" by Michael Jackson: Released in 1982, "Thriller" is the best-selling album of all time and a cultural phenomenon. It revolutionized pop music, blending various genres and delivering iconic hits such as "Billie Jean," "Beat It," and the title track "Thriller."
41 posts
+133.5 votes
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doc holiday
The Last Rock Band?
I've said before that Foo Fighters are one of the last true mainstream, longstanding, "Rock Bands" that maintain the rock spirit
Short lived bands are still making good rock music (GVF a good shout), but the days of Rock Gods are gone....
Short lived bands are still making good rock music (GVF a good shout), but the days of Rock Gods are gone....
I always enjoy telling them that i saw Dave Grohl drumming for Scream before he joined Nirvana.
Rock music is still alive and well, its just not as popular as it used to be. It isnt dangerous and exciting to young people any more, rap/hiphop has taken its place in that regard...
It sucks Greta Van Fleet are the only example being brought up here though, to me they are highly derivative and not really doing anything new.... Check out Clutch, Steven Wilson, Opeth, Graveyard, Lake Street Dive, Menzingers, The Hold Steady, Elephant Tree, Creeper - all great artists making interesting music. And hey there are still SOME big bands, like Biffy Clyro, Foals and Queens of the Stoneage doing pretty cool stuff!
It sucks Greta Van Fleet are the only example being brought up here though, to me they are highly derivative and not really doing anything new.... Check out Clutch, Steven Wilson, Opeth, Graveyard, Lake Street Dive, Menzingers, The Hold Steady, Elephant Tree, Creeper - all great artists making interesting music. And hey there are still SOME big bands, like Biffy Clyro, Foals and Queens of the Stoneage doing pretty cool stuff!
My neighbors love Clutch and now all their windows are broken I can hear the lyrics better.
Creeperβ€οΈ
Think a lot of people (Myself included) are just stuck in the last, like what they like & find it difficult to get into new music
Think a lot of people (Myself included) are just stuck in the last, like what they like & find it difficult to get into new music
Rival Sons are worth a listen if youβre looking for old school retro/Zep type sounds with their own twist. The singer Jay has an immense voice
Steve Wilson is a fantastically talented musician, however he's also a mahoosive elitest plonker who for a very long time wouldn't release music on streaming services due to it being "digital" and lower quality and therefore not the experience he wanted for his listener base. He has since changed his stance on this but it along with some really awful interviews he did make me unable to listen to his music (knowingly)
Anyhow I felt like sharing that for no real reason
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Anyhow I felt like sharing that for no real reason
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Haha same goes for Tool... I'm a fan but yeah he definitely has an air of pretentiousness! Seems to go hand in hand with prog rock xD
They are after the last, like a symphony orchestra playing the same shit centuries later. But they do fucking rock.
The bands that had someone die in them,there proper bands,basically they donβt give a fuck about themselves all they want to do is create great music,jimi Hendrix,the doors,Janis Joplin,AC/DC with Bon Scott,nirvana,Amy winehouse but to name a few,people will always disagree though.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.
Currently keeping the flame burning for me are Fat White Family, Gnod, Hey Colossus, Gilla Band amongst others.
Agree!
Brutus, New Pagans, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Idles
Still LOADS of great rock 'n roll out there.
Brutus, New Pagans, And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, Idles
Still LOADS of great rock 'n roll out there.
For me no matter how many bands I listen too I always end up back with the classics , floyd , the who, zeppelin, sabbath the doors etc itβs like a warm bath after work just slip straight in! Lol
Jethro tull- locomotive breath π€
Wolfmother- joker and the thief π€
Marilyn Manson- cry little sister π€
Wolfmother- joker and the thief π€
Marilyn Manson- cry little sister π€
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+5 votes
InI - Center of Attention
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+26 votes
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Bobby H
De La Soul - Saturday
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Bobby H
De La Soul - Saturday
If you can get some 'Dam quality mellow hash (all recommends welcome), late afternoon lock-down stroll with the sun still boom, this tune aint bad...
I love De La Soul and have most of their OG albums on wax, only one Iβm missing is βDe La Soul Is Deadβ sadly Dave/Plug Two recently passed away so raise a glass to one of the finest rap crews to ever do it.
They were part of the native tongues movement which included the also amazing Jungle Brothers, Tribe Called Quest, Black Sheep, Monie Love, Queen Latifah, Red Alert, KMD, Leaders Of The New School amongst others. These guys changed the course of Hip Hop from misogynistic and violent lyrics and imagery to something more soulful and powerful, and arguably great music to smoke to.
RIP Dave Joncleur. ππΎβ€οΈ
They were part of the native tongues movement which included the also amazing Jungle Brothers, Tribe Called Quest, Black Sheep, Monie Love, Queen Latifah, Red Alert, KMD, Leaders Of The New School amongst others. These guys changed the course of Hip Hop from misogynistic and violent lyrics and imagery to something more soulful and powerful, and arguably great music to smoke to.
RIP Dave Joncleur. ππΎβ€οΈ
3 posts
+14 votes
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theStrokes
Buffalo Soldier or The Banana Splits?
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theStrokes
Buffalo Soldier or The Banana Splits?
From the heart of America came a very trippy kid's tv show, was a young Jamaican tuned in Saturday mornings?
3 posts
+6 votes
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RobDj79
Old school house
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RobDj79
Old school house
Hey biggas heres an old mix of mine if any of you old skool house heads out there fancy it? Another thread reminded me about it so thought I'd share ππ
32 posts
+98.5 votes
whats your favorite music from the 90s??
whats your favorite music from the 90s??
im eager to know what everyones favorite genre is and what music from that genre
from the 90s and has your taste for music grown or changed over the years?
we all enjoy some music when were high and in the zone, during travel and during work!
from the 90s and has your taste for music grown or changed over the years?
we all enjoy some music when were high and in the zone, during travel and during work!
Two albums define the 90s for me. Exile on coldharbour lane - Alabama 3. You owe it to yourself to listen to this
Also Dummy by portishead, but only if I'm feeling low.
Also Dummy by portishead, but only if I'm feeling low.
Loved them- have 'rediscovered' mezanine by Massive Attack in the last few days.Brings me back to being a stoned student in my first bedsit. Great times.
