what music are you listening to?

**Metalattakk** · 11-Jan-11, 03:02

Listening right now to The Toy Dolls and "The Ashbrooke Launderette".

"You'll stink, you're clothes'll shrink,
Your whites'll be as black as ink,
Your best red jumper turns to pink,
All crumpled up and wet.

I've been, have you been,
To get your dirty washing clean,
If you're clean, you couldn't have been
To the Ashbrooke Launderette."

Rub-a-dub-a-dub indeed.

**Pouleriscaig** · 11-Jan-11, 20:56

'Strathclyde Motets', by Scottish Composer James MacMillan.

**Ricco** · 12-Jan-11, 14:55

Also listening to Wishbone Ash - Argus

**zebedy** · 12-Jan-11, 20:01

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/whe...nd/id368514434

A very promising and honest rock band from Kilmarnock - Fatherson who just came off tour with Idlewild.

**Green_not_greed** · 12-Jan-11, 21:42

"Where the light is" by John Mayer - the rather brilliant 2008 double live album. This boy can play and tastefully too! Like a younger version of Hendrix or SRV.

**Kenneth** · 13-Jan-11, 12:52

Here's a Scottish duo called Martin and James - I think they are from Glasgow.

Anyway here's a song by them called 'Wrong Directions', very nice!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD_FUr6bPd4

**rob murray** · 13-Jan-11, 14:46

Always the Sixth ( fi Week ) and damn good to

**fender** · 15-Jan-11, 12:10

Originally Posted by Ricco

Also listening to Wishbone Ash - Argus

One of the all time classics. Nice one Ricco. Everyone should own a copy of Argus.

**Bazeye** · 15-Jan-11, 19:00

Frightened Rabbit........See the flashback thread.

**jazzyr1** · 29-Jan-11, 13:27

boychild-counting what ifs,damn fine stuff!

**buddyrich** · 02-Feb-11, 21:06

Nomeansno. Two Canadian brothers who are presumably as mental as their music suggests.

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

**ianmac** · 03-Feb-11, 22:13

Velvet Underground. Live gig from November 1966. Venus In Furs is almost finished, next it's Black Angels Death Song - one of my faves I must admit. Not too bad quality for an almost 45 year old recording.

**Douglas Cowie** · 03-Feb-11, 23:45

Dr Feelgood: Malpractice album track 3 Back in the Night, as I type, quality, just moved on to Another Man, listened to Down to the Jetty album before that, basic raw R & B it just doesn't get any better. Wilko and Lee, Big Figure. John B Sparks in glorious mono.

**jings00** · 04-Feb-11, 14:29

Ted Nugent...Girl Scout Cookies

**ianmac** · 04-Feb-11, 17:23

Originally Posted by Douglas Cowie

Dr Feelgood: Malpractice album track 3 Back in the Night, as I type, quality, just moved on to Another Man, listened to Down to the Jetty album before that, basic raw R & B it just doesn't get any better. Wilko and Lee, Big Figure. John B Sparks in glorious mono.

Good call on the Feelgoods, Douglas. I'll have to dig some of their stuff out.
Tonight, of course, I'll have to play some Alice Cooper. It is his birthday you know. Think I'll give Love It To Death a spin. 40 years old and still sounds great.
(That's Love It To Death thats 40. Alice is slightly older.)

**fender** · 06-Feb-11, 19:57

Originally Posted by Douglas Cowie

Dr Feelgood: Malpractice album track 3 Back in the Night, as I type, quality, just moved on to Another Man, listened to Down to the Jetty album before that, basic raw R & B it just doesn't get any better. Wilko and Lee, Big Figure. John B Sparks in glorious mono.

Sound choice Douglas. Even better if played on the old vinyl in glorious mono.

**hardcore superstar** · 07-Feb-11, 10:08

Originally Posted by The Music Monster

Smash Mouth - All Stars...
My sister is in control of the volume, so expect if you live in Wick you already know what I'm listening to!!!!

smash mouth are ace ... especially the infamous 'sorry about your penis' song.

**brandy** · 07-Feb-11, 11:07

les mis own my own.. *G*

**highbury** · 17-Feb-11, 12:34

Currently on my i Pod

Red hot chilli peppers
mummford and sons
reef
Gandalf murphy and the slamovian circus of dreams ( Touring the UK in April, closest they get to you guys is Lochinver, but if youre down that way, well worth a look)
Sex Pistols
Beth Orton
and Motorhead