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#166 Post by Pani »

Pet Shop Boys - Relentless :dance:
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#167 Post by Pani »

The Art Of Noise - Daft

Now "Beat Box" ... :yeah:





AON for president! :mrgreen:
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#168 Post by Flaffer »

Paninaro-Dancer wrote:
Flaffer wrote:could anyone recommend a good Art of Noise album to get (as my first), I've got loads of their singles and DVD but have always intended to get an album but never got round to it - thanks
Which one? "Into Battle With The Art Of Noise" which also includes a DVD?
Don't buy "The Seduction of Claude Debussy/Reduction" at first because this is very experimental (classical, with narrator), it's not their usual style. Same goes for "Below The Waste" as it is mostly experimental with african influences which you can hear esp. on "YEBO!" or "Spit" for instance ("Catwalk" and "James Bond Theme" on this one is typical AON sound). :roll:
Try "Into Battle ..." (including "Moments In Love"), "Daft" or "Who's Afraid Of The Art Of Noise" or simply their "Best Of" :wink:


Thank you for the info. - I'll get back to you with the title of the AON DVD - I've misplaced it




BTW: Remember Max Headroom? :wink:
Still waiting to hear the Adam Freeland, Manhattan Clique and Axwell mixes of Integral.
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#169 Post by Pani »

The Divine Comedy - I've Been To A Marvellous Party
Belle & Sebastian - Stay Loose
St. Etienne - Shower Scene ...
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#170 Post by Jack the Lad »

Paris - Yellow Eden (2003)
Swedish band, really good.

http://www.parismusic.se/
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#171 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

Paninaro-Dancer wrote:The Divine Comedy - I've Been To A Marvellous Party
Belle & Sebastian - Stay Loose
St. Etienne - Shower Scene ...
Ahh, another Divine Comedy lover. My kisses to you, sweet girl! :dance:
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...
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#172 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

Paninaro-Dancer wrote:Pet Shop Boys - Relentless :dance:
"One thing leads to another" is a fantastic gem lost in the whimsical world of Neil and Chris. My friends tend to say that he raps on this song better than West End girls and the melody is much superior.
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...
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#173 Post by Ray »

Texas Paris (audio I ripped from the DVD)
Hoover - A new stereophonic sound spectacular
Complete works of Enya and Loreena McKennitt
<a href="http://www.myspace.com/raygrantmusic">(I wonder why) My career's in danger?!</a>
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#174 Post by Dreamcatcher2003 »

Ray wrote: Complete works of Enya and Loreena McKennitt
Sorry but I have to say that Loreena is horrible. It is rumoured that when she concerted in Greece, one of the musicians in THE stage fell asleep.
The CELL by Stephen King instantly hit number 1 in New York Times Bookseller Lists selling well over 200 thousand copies in three weeks. This affirms my opinion: People really need an occassional good horror read...
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#175 Post by New-Nightlife »

now, mylene farmer lets mots ...again and again.... :)
I`m always waiting for a red letter day...
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#176 Post by fluffmoln »

Seamonster¹ - Eplektriknasr Vinyl
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#177 Post by Glenny4 »

Wolfsheim - Casting Shadows
Art of Noise - the ambient collection
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#178 Post by Pani »

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote:
Paninaro-Dancer wrote:Pet Shop Boys - Relentless :dance:
"One thing leads to another" ...
This is my fav of Relentless! :D
My Head Is Spinning makes me laugh or giggle whenever I listen to it. Really! :shhh:
Next one is KDX 125. What a noise ... :mrgreen:
The Man Who has Everything - reminds me of Montage which I really like. :wink:

Dreamcatcher2003 wrote: Ahh, another Divine Comedy lover. My kisses to you, sweet girl! :dance:
Ooops, thx. :oops:


I am just listening to Faithless - Outrospective.
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#179 Post by Pani »

Glenny4 wrote:Wolfsheim - Casting Shadows
This is a brilliant choice! And I do really like AON. :D
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#180 Post by Chuiperdu »

Jack the Lad wrote:Paris - Yellow Eden (2003)
Swedish band, really good.

http://www.parismusic.se/
I totally agree with you...I was in STHLM and they played it in a record store...and that was enough for me to buy it. "Streetlights" is excellent. And yep this is what I'm listening to for the moment...so I'm not off topic for once 8)
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