So What Else Do You Listen To?

[azza200]

AC/DC
The Who
Nick Cave
Led Zeppelin
Thin Lizzy
Metallica
Arcade Fire
Kings of leon
Frank Zappa
Queen
Motorhead
Black Sabbath
Deep Purple
Status Quo
We Are Scientists
Kasabian
Interpol
Nirvana

[Stephen]

AC/DC
The Who
Nick Cave
Led Zeppelin
Thin Lizzy
Metallica
Arcade Fire
Kings of leon
Frank Zappa
Queen
Motorhead
Black Sabbath
Deep Purple
Status Quo
We Are Scientists

Sorry but your list doesn't mention Tangerine Dream and therefore is invalid

[jtull]

Just because this thread seems to evolved into 'Tangerine Dream - thread' here is my list of favourite TD albums

Ricochet
Stratosfear
Green Desert
Rubycon
Phaedra
Soundmil Navigator
Cyclone
Sorcerer
Zeit
Alpha Cantauri
Atem
Electronic Meditation
Force Majeure

[Massed Gadgets]

Have you heard any of the Tangerine Tree or Tangerine Leaves stuff? It's basically live recordings taken by members in the audience. The Tree versions are usually the better quality ones. There's a lot of quality stuff to be found that I never even knew existed and I definitely recommend it if you like Tangerine Dream.

I've got something like 37 of those and there are some really top quality recordings on them. The scheme had the approval of the band themselves and it's a shame others didn't offer the same service for their fans instead of getting their management to put a stop to free trading, even though the TD one itself was wound up some years after for, I believe, legal reasons. I never found out what those legal reasons were but my guess would be that the record company wasn't getting a cut and didn't like it..I could be wrong though. They even designed the artwork for the albums so that when you lined them up they fitted together and the edges of them formed a photo of the band, it didn't make any difference to the music of course but it was a nice touch.

I've got the Bootleg Boxed Set Vol. 1, which was 7 selected bootlegs from the Tangerine Tree sets, remastered by the Froese's. There were some good early shows in there when they were still pretty much all improvised, and I enjoy listening to some of them now and then.

[William]

Yeah, I think my dad pretty much got every single Tangerine Tree and Tangerine Leaves album that there is. We have a hundred or so discs of the stuff. Hehe. And sorry for derailing this thread into a TD discussion.

[Damn!t]

Ricochet
Stratosfear
Rubycon
Phaedra
Soundmil Navigator
Cyclone
Sorcerer
Atem

Some great potential names for a kid.

[William]

Lol, naming a child Phaedra or Rubycon would be funny as hell. Haha.

[rosm]

Lol, naming a child Phaedra or Rubycon would be funny as hell. Haha.

This is a Belgian babe called Phaedra Hoste, I don't know if she's funny, but she is goodlooking.

[J Ed]

Im only familar with Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatras version of Phaedra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2PbG6KQKsE

(EDITed cuz it looks like I found the real video)

[snifferdog]

In Greek mythology, Phaedra was the daughter of Minos, wife of Theseus and the mother of Demophon and Acamas. Try calling that lot in for their dinner

[PublicImage]

Raine's Phèdre is the most tedious and melodramatic play I have ever read.

[nosaj]

A few months ago I went through a 1969-1975 Miles Davis phase again.

Lately it has been the Stones for some reason.

[Flying pig437]

I'm going through a Stone Roses phase.

[J Ed]

whats near the top of my vinyl pile:
Kate Bush
Hank Williams
Charlie Parker with Strings
a scratchy old Dizzy Gillespie 10" lp
Siouxsie & the Banshees (Juju through Dreamhouse)
some very early Sinatra (and my mum just bequeathed me her teenage record collection which is almost all Sinatra)
Mel Collins-era King Crimson
Asylum-era Tom Waits
Iggy, with the Stooges and with Bowie in 77
a Genesis boot I found on vinyl real cheap
another boot of the Beatles Get Back sessions
Eno, Eno-era Roxy Music, Eno-era Talking Heads, and Eno-era Bowie
a MAD magazine flexidisc
and ever more Dead shows (theyre on ceedee)

...and Ive just given away spoilers on my next "what album did you buy" update

[Hudini]

I used to be a metalhead as a kid and I still like some of the bands I listened to back then, though rarely. My musical taste has become more eclectic over the course of years. Per instance, the playlist in my current mp3 player consists of Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree, Faith No More, Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains, Savatage and our very own Frederik Olsen, and I don't even want to start listing what's in my CD and LP collection, not to mention my bottomless bag of DVDs.